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Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 2, 1892 · page 1

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v~mm maliciof’l'rinity church
momma-pm,
“Mafia-madam thochurnh
had bout catered all quite a sum of
~mhln’n’ molar”: ol the Sun-
" day-chord commenced collecting mon-
‘ eyfonrwoehagotorthe Wforuign
I? «mislearyollewng the money
pill-III“ bagpjhich'all the teachers,
mm left inthe Sunday
"cohoolruan. Therowcre about twenty
,' ofthe'honr. muttono'ftheznwere
cutout and the money, which it is
thoughtamonnted to nearly $50. taken
out. 'l'heburg‘larnnlsotried to open the
hnxumrthe exit of the church, but
didnotctwoeedindoinxso. Theciinrch
m. 0pm Thursday night,” when the
mohchnirnahurr’a'l us held. it in
that the church was entered
‘ snip? tinio during the night from the an-
tranoconF-irfleld avenue,” there is it
Which «I the doorand it would
hlvcheenaneaeymattertoget in.

IRS. STONES CHILDREN.

2...... m- :- ruin-car nor-o n-rl Seat
:5 :- lulu-trial sailor.

Itwill be remembered that two weeks
ago Gum and Sadie Stone. aged twelve
and nine yearn respectivdy, daughters
0‘ Mrs. Minnie Stone. of Ward street,
weraarrosted by J. K. Judson, of Hart-
ford, split of the cute Board of Kinca-
tim, charged with Iron amndunw at

‘lchool. Graoahadhoen to school three
days and Sadie had never attended.
Neither knew the alphabet. Oliver
Daniela, who posed as their step father.
was mt at the trial and the question
out ruined whether he was legally mar—

iried to the children’s mother. The child.

' m were paroled in the charge of Officer

lorehonee until this morningmhen they

. Jmflmflfurn
lurtlur Marin-in

all. m. Minis
. was also no _ but yeshrday h.-
M“? Wimp and left for
parts unknown. Hrs. Stone accompanied
the ohildnn. and at the trial ttzited
nndor’oath that she was the mother of
the children but not the wife of Daniels.
Further testimony showed that at other
than, when she liredon hound street.
and quactNorwalk,‘ahehadn bud
rmdnflosh Joyce, a married man
livin‘infiuuth Norwalk. wasnhprenaed,
huthdn‘afnidoftherunltolt ’al.
ahpchpped out. Attorney E. )1. in
wood muted the we, and in answer
to 'apgflilol his qpettiom, especially
those in regard to Joyce, Hrs Stone told
him toutind his own lit-Incas. Th'ni
did not. tend to help matwrn.
an! before the trial wan ended
In. Stone had sdrnlired everything.
Jutlca w plalnly our the children
win an immoral homo. and sent‘ the
“girl to the Industrial Sshool for
flat annd the Children‘n
nourishment.

N830! D. A. ENDSHJ.

W Iro- Il- Allus- at the owning
Cl the Menace.

m addre- of Birhop (louhell at the
Few York Hart Conference was of trout
Ill burnt to all. He referred t'l when
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thohad died since then. no aid for
that: “ltla a traineudous drnin upon
anybody-W to boar the mini:
dth‘ W Ind the private nettle.
“W of the brethren ponrvd in
w ,M. Y0“! heart in tin.- funlwl
‘vflolutchult all.
“'lfnohlroh comes to me and my»:
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nurturing warren.

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‘ mu “mambo-inlet. . -‘
William Bantu, n, iii-hem mph!-
«1 on u... Darth!!! W! New“ 41W”
or MMW at new:
iojoiod on. morning whilocou ‘ urn

at Wilson P

the milk train. and waspnnght ’hetwcen
two can. remaining there four minutes
heforeheing taken out. Bin chert,pcrti-
cularly the right ride, was badly hruiced
although nohu‘nparohrolron. Airport
of the accident moons to this cit! and
the 10:“ W tmln was held until
Medical miner Burke, who wot rent
for. arrived. Honored for Bunion. who
was on a special train and brought
here. He was taken to his home, No. 29
Madison street. Borneo spit considernble
blood, but the doctor thinks that he will
be all right in n few. days. provided he is
not injured internally.

TODK Till} TABLES.

Mr. huh-n nought Than for ISO. but
"-4! Paid Only $225.
A representative of \\'.H.Grifiith 8; Co.
of New York, crime to this city. Thum-
dny, says the Briilgepirt Farmer. and
claimed the two billiard tables in the
nor momotEugt-nc Linchan's store in
the Wmt End. When Linelutn made his
unceremonious domrture from the city
theor- tnbles. in connection with the re-
mainder of the stock and fixtures in lht'
stow. were placed under attachment by
the Old Well Cigar comp-my The re-
presentative of (iritlitii .i'r lfo. claimed
that the tables had not been paid for and
demanded that they ho turned ovvr to
him in ucurrilarrL-ewiih :l written agree
mom that Lint-hon hill onion-t! in!“
when he purchased them.
The agent was unable to secure the in
bios and he then placed the matter in th-
hands of an attorney. who obtained pm
Session of the tables ntonce. Their pur
time price was $500. and only 3285 had
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ll Ill"! AND Tll ill“;

The Important NGI’II uf the (Hunt!)
Chronicle“! In I Condom“! Form.
William H. Wells. otherwinehimvnno
“Nobby Buck Wells.” has been removed
from the insane retreat in Middleton-n to
the Bridgeport alrnhouse to make room
for Mrs Mary Mueller. “'i-lls on»
tmnslerwzl to (in: rein-ail ll. numlwrt nl
yam; 3;.) llis infinity i< n! 3 mil
form, hum-tor. and the illlllalllillar‘ :il
(lll‘llt's llu not anticipate having any troll
ble with him.

Jirstll ll. King, stamp clerk at the pm?
ollict- In Bridgeport. hm been re
moved to the State Insane hospital at
.‘lllhlll‘lOWO. Owing to ncrvozni troblm-
llr. King has been unable to diotharm-
tlu- Illlllpi of his position at thepoat oilin-
l'or ailmul tl'in-e lllullllb‘. For lllfllly your-
lie in» how :i sufferer from nothnra, arm
Illls ailment in Connemtion with slfimr.
troblrn broke down his health. Tinnit-
mantis which followed was. and still is.
of a wry mild typo. ”in mind dwrlt on
tin, duties pertaining to lll-l psitiun. llllll
he lr-cumm-llcctml with thi- «lolu‘ion that
it WM nice-nary for him to take a comma
of all the purple of llridgetmt so that lr
should know the mm.» and whirl-2H u:
ul’r~r_\'0ll(‘ who might call at the pom
oilicu, Antonia-cl by this tuition lu- wmu
alum the ntroeln in Edit llridgepvn ll.“
«timing panama whom lu- iuct urn! rhlrr
ing their names and addresses in a mum
Ul‘ulltlllltl book he carried.

DBAIATIC DillNllll.

[he-Irina! Multan ln I‘M-h l'myuolnfi.
People will In ‘I.Q|’l"hlrl'.
\‘vnuma Jurist-mi mun-a to Muslin Hill
on llll'llt‘tflulllguf the nth. Thin longh-
Milo-comedy hm met with phenomena
comm. Biron Jurhvou llltll unwound“.
Inmwif williatronprol ltttlnto and 5’.“
cmlinloumclimmol which rs mid to he
orniriulrinorlwrlim. Both tho win...
in; and dancing aw paid to ho tor shot.
put. and tho tun infnsod into "alumni“
loot mutual «rt-loll omnmhy‘lmpu
on swim in good humor. lilac Jm
bean is naturally the (antral More. um
from hm first app-rotation on the slow
vitamins and gratefully dam hem-u
intotho heal-ta of hill audience. llt’l
singing lo 0! I high order. and the In ll.
truth It m fauna-tin; young My.
and mt» run ability ofoutortaln-
inn Ill addiction not trmel. lt hp him:

mid lhct mhlpert of Lotto, “W

, Mitotic" and Plur- itu-s can llnd all no

tram they ail-in In that» woo-um
matured in Various Jan-an. only three
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W. J‘.’ White. of Bridgeport. w- in
town Thunday. '

James Stevens in repainting W. (l.
Crockett’n homo.

Mi. Lillie Halletl. of Blue Point,l.. 1..
it the guettof Blip Alice Gallon.

George Acknrt. of Schmhticuho, New
York. is visiting his brother Harvey.
Mins’Loltie and David Gorton. of Lake
City. Minn, are visiting at the residence
of George W. Brynn.

Rev. Mr. Chipporfield, of tho Drew
Theological Seminary. will preach in the
Methodist church tomorrow.

Mm Charlotte Brynn. nntmcher in the
Whipple Home School, at Mystic, is
visiting her Ixtronts on Main street

At the baptismal service Wetland-y
evening in‘ the Baptist church, .98 was
raisexl for gencml church expenses.

Mrs. Emma V. Moriheimer, of New
York. who purchased Theophile Euph-
rut’n residence on liniu street, together
With the furniture. tool: possession year
tcrduy.

DJRIES.
Mr. and Mrs. Gear-m School). of South
.‘lorwolk. spent yestenliy with friend» in
this pin: e.

William gowns. of Norwalk. who
puruhuodtlmrgo Beck'sintcwst in the
‘ulumhus Hotel, took pi‘mmiozr yester-
tiny.

l‘nptuin Edward Brady. formerly nf
tht‘i plow. died at his home in Stamford.
.Vl-dneslny. The interment took plato-
:n Union L't'lnz'lt'l’y. Rowayton.

Post Supreme Chief Irving W. Kelly.
«f 'l‘rcnton, X. J.. will Vinitlt'anlme lint.
tlr‘. Knightsoltho llnldou fltglu. Tucs-
.lnyeveriing. He will ii? the guns! of
lusiico Koch. and with him will visit

the Suite.

Thoculvert truth of the Main street
milrozIJ crossing was filled in with
‘rusliud atoms by n largo gang of llllilfl’l’b
yeatorday afternoon. As there itillll‘lt’r
.t nah-man ill the cunning it was lint
it‘“\‘:i'iltl’_i to have fit" culvert to keep
'ulll" from «trayinqon Ill" trunks.

llhllltlil'l'l‘llll's AND BRASCIIVIIJJT.

Henry Huffman has moml into )lm
»l:rr_v Ushrrne's house.

Elm-n Burrvtt has caught sovcntm-n
imam up to tlllll‘ this Winlvr.

\V. l). Albin mate-cl his family to
‘tmif'orvl on llnrul in‘Nx"

l’llltillt (illlh‘l‘t and John Rudy ll tr:-
irrivul born-- from Florida.

.‘ilrs. Harriet Gilbert and (lotulitr-r an»
wording at Albert hcltvnxnl’s

lict‘. .l. ll. Catrmll and wife are attend
IL: mnfen-nco at llnmhlyn this. wwk.

liiiiy Williuum has ulwuml n nnmll
.mcny in 'l'lu-odnrv Head's little house.

lira Samuel St. John will reside with
«it mm at South Salt-m. N. \'., tlic Atom
i l: mourn-r.

firmina agent Mandi will «copy
mum in hwy Htllrgcfi' IM'W hulls-i” when
ii. in l'lllllpll‘h‘ll.

.ilm. Annie ”llll‘llr‘lttl. of Nod district,
lL-ipmml of lwr lmuseliold furniture at
puiiliu auction knit Wmlmulny.

Julio lllwn. u Swede. wan unwind and
«will. to Jul] for thirty ilnyn lur lllnllll'llllll‘
the» Walt'l,‘ Llnl .‘lumluy morning.

'l'lw Swnln mimolcr and lint fnnil'y
Il'tVt'lt'" town on tho lllt'lllllt'l’ti 0! llh'
'linrcli wore tumble to Admin“ him.

John Walsh. of tho firm of no I’ll.
Sol-ll d: (in. list: rcllml. The hair hurl:
will will ln- continued by llwrm & (iv.

The Intrdwm. ionic. no. of l. L.
ir'itltlen. and all” the good.» of Robert L.
loin-ll. lnsoltcnl. are Mn“ dimmed of
It nucthun.

Illtlnrr flatten.

(Mom-l Front lll'ltl a hold olllceu‘
c- not martial at the crown lint timing.
and tried char-rm of Captain Roan
unlust l‘nrsw Jam 1’. (looprr. of
unnpsny F. tor umoldli-rly conduct and
duhdhmtonrdersin refiningmdrlll
in n oqnntl “9th a normal and in train;
language dinner”; tftrl to the tumour
dam. of the company. The who-iss-
pmdmiod by Captain Rm wm himself,
rim Dormant hum. Munster
Wilma pl Wilt Altthorpo.
l’rlrato cooper Inn-ml ca hi: on lie-
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5‘? wig;

Pooplc‘llllcd no lamina—Juno In
Kala-a an! Kohl-h. Wlpcl 0|].

Cutcano. ’Awll t~a territorial Dd
thunderstormpsruodovorthlsdt‘y,wnch—
in; huildingc and complicit-g outta.
andprnctratingtoloyaphwins. Therava-
rtory brick hulldia; at M and "Sharon
Matthew-lam“ struck lvytho
wind and maid Ilka anon-hell. Tho
building w- snrronndcd hyons snltwo
story andbrickhafllimthyhm
otla mmwhichwm alsowrechl.
‘ andinjuringthooocnpantc.

'l‘hcgollowing is a complete lit at the
dead: HrailliaaAllon. Hulhflowan,
William Gown, laryGowamlyo-raold;
DuvidL Hewlett. eight months old: Rd—
ward Mott, twoyuara old; Horus lott,

old.

The injured are James Gown, eighty
years old; hghrohn andhlflt lulu-ally.
Alice Hewlett, eight year: old; mot live.
Mrs. Ada Known; will die. James mitt,
mortally injured. In; Jar-u Mott; abo
fatally hurt. Jam Mott~ twelve years;
spinehrjured; may- dle. Marnie Mott, ten
wow-em wounded BoracsWy—
mdtgmllldle. Mary Wygandt. wifeo! 119
race; will die. Home Wyn-cult. infant;
willdie HmEIlenGlsscon;slixhtlyin—
juror]. HmKatoOShaaacpyulichtlycut.
Hark Seam: crrt about” Bavcralol
Mr. Savory'cfarnlly wereme
In. mama-azflififllhrt. Ban-y
Wmmrncwt. Jacob-l . watabnnt
hood and arms. Bury : out on
head and leftleg.

Many other houses were demolished and
telegraph wiresaro strewn in orerydireo
tion. It in notat mthown hownrany
other people were killed or injured.

Kill! other Buildings Bowl.
Eight other buildings were Nowndm
drninctheltorm. A lraiaolathnildiniin
poa- ot erection at “amounting:

; mm,
log cr-hod: my Wichhl, m It‘l-
oully hurt in link; John I‘ll, holpar. onl-
lar hone cl loft arm hanks; At the
corner of Sixtyofourth strut andCharnpfln
avenue an nnlnithed from building went
down before the storm. Peter Bnmhl
his hack broken and will die; Punk Cobb
and P. Dorian, carpenters. received prior-
:rnd possibly fntal wounds. Charles A. Beb-
ler was blown from a wallowing and re-
:eired intvrnal injuries that will probtflily
prove f.i:;'.l.

While passing-19.! West Polk street (ins
Didi. a German tenmuter. was struck by a
falling tree and injured about the head and
rhonldern. Ilia chauoss of recovery are
dight. The other structures demoliohod
were unoccupicd. 5mm oi buildinp were
more or has variously bulged mid many
per-oat mush—rd Juglu injuries. The pop
my darned will be grout. but ”estimate
if its extent is .‘Iw'lble.

NEBRASKATATn WASTE.

the Town or Sol-on Wrecked all Nos-
folk Bully Ila-aged.

Drum. Nah. Ara-ll 2-3:!)th was
lwept bya cyclone which its left desola-
tion in its wake. Thccxtcntof the destruc-
tion in not yet known. but reports remind
dww that the thriving town of Nshon, the
rounty seat or Nachollocounty, is laid wade
ind many bulking; including two chmhca,
ire wrecked at Norfolk.

llcports from other mints indicate that
the rum uwept northward and east—
ward from Nehou with [root fury. hat
)wing to the telegraph when hungprns—
:rntod it h linpopihia yet dslnitaly to out
.inethetrsckofthostorm. Thom in-
:Inrled in it: track tumult-(Wand
m place. in Clay county, continuirc on
to Norfolk. 1t unlit have truer-ed over
milcoof me'of the finest mnttyuf the
unto in Notions. Clay. Fillmorn, York.
Polk, Platte. and “humming

PM may Center «mu tho report that n
:yclono moved through the center of (Fl-y
snooty. It to reported that at dera num-
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Dru stores on the east side

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hot-pot theiatrerandbadiymtsboutth
face and neck.

At Dim. Stuart. Atlantic. Guthrie
Center. lndianoh and other western lowa
towns great damage to pmperty in reported.
but no loan of life.

THE NEWS OF ALBANY.

The Sou-to “mile Brutal. but the
House .tonurru in an [pr-oar.

Aunt, April 1 —Tho senate pound the
Cohan election inspectors bill after a tom
what heated dint-neuron by a vote a! 1': to 5.
The war in this direction hetwwn Demo-
cracy'c divided forces is thereforo ended

The bill repealing the t‘entrttl pork speed.
wny hill warthen token npand alter a
sharp parliamlntary wranglo was wound.
The Stun-hart hill to worlds tor the con-
structiouof free baths in all the smaller
citiel was also passed.

In the anacmhly the struggle over the Al-
bany water bill was renewal. with Mr.
Stiller in the chair. Spat" Bmth being ab-
sent. The bill wan taken from the table
and Mr. Hit! moved the previous question
on in motion to dzugn-cwith tho- adviem re-
port. Ir. Suhnrdarlared 0. ll Bmh’uruc»
lion loracall oftht- house untied. There
were eighteen alumina. but the call was
suspended before the urgemtotormn went
out. ‘

6. ll. Blah moved tonaljonrn. The nay
vote was londrr than the year, and there
were abouts for a roll call; but Dir. Sulaer
declared the motion carried amid a perfect
”ammonium of yell: and jean. The ad-
journment is until Monday night.

Prim fordllaml ltctrnthetl.

10500:. April :t—lt in somi‘olllclally an~
nouwd that Prim Perdinand of Hub-n-
rollcrn-tliglnaringcn. heir to the throw of
Burn-nil. and the Prince- Marie oi Bilin-
burgh are not but, no that on colehn-
tionolthceve twill Nobervedlntbhurg
at Barter. The much has the approval of
King Chrlos of Montana, Emporor Wil-
liam and Queen Victoria, not is opposed by
the car. who bicalousoftho growing“:-
Wollh-rrnanyallfinglandiathe
Mahmud was anal-ins that the awn
prlaos tho-H not "If! as Raul-h are»

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1000 yards extra-heavy AAA 4-4 Bleached Muslin, 53c yard.

50dozen Gents Grey Mixed Shirts and Drawers, 3ch each,
worth .300.

150 large size Yellow Mixing Bowls worth 40c, sale price Inc.
“:5. pieces. all colors, Silk t‘limps. just tho thing for tasty

trimmings. received in our store til-day. price to yard.

10' pint-cs all wool Sailings. 40 inches widc. half dollar

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M. s. imnrs.

In llur. cloak llrpanmem

We hoveun exhibition all the Spring stylus of Jackets. Roofers

Goods Department

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In [lur Dress .

We are now showing ,all the new Sprumeflwts, consisting of
three complete lines of 54 inch Brondclo Golden Rod Suitings,

Bodford Cords. Camels’ Hair Stripe. etc, etc,

In llur Black lauds Ileparlmem

We defend our alreod ed re utation of carryin the t
y $23 one llnucc at our stock Ila onoug to

antic! y one that we are hood

(lur Hosiery, Underwear,
Cornetandlfld Glove Department ionow filled with all thegood
things to be found.

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lilil’h‘fd'“ mfih‘li‘il'moi‘fihmhllii’fiflfil
Flannel Shirts. new line of Gentc’ Night Drenscnust received.
Ties. collars and guilt ntpopulor prices.

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In Hard and Soft Wood," 1'
All Sizes,
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JUSTICE OI" THE PEACE. Notary Public.

Pension Attorney. Real Estate and rt

insurance. Furniture Insurance a spool ty.
lll Vi nhinaton street. South Norwalk. anll it

on or Illliil'l’ SilflEllBEll. ‘

\‘nnlts and Cossrxnls cleaned in the heat
manner for the loner. money. Ynllsatlsflctlon

)x in, South Norwnik.

D. P. MORRELL, '

_ LIGHT AND HEAVY TRUCKING
Putnm an household furniture moved with
mire. 'l‘ru It;- and ckngen filled [or and
promptly do wen i. flice,l\'o. lll \Vulti -
ton street. So :1. ‘orwnlk.Conn. dlllt

Day Scavenger.w
IOIlWIlK and SMITH llllllWILK.

Vnnlls and cesspool: «leaned on the lrn rov-
od plan by Lhnries Matt. in Fairtiold “gone,

Bridge yrt. Order: taken ill. ill Main «not.
Sorw ll. jfrllln

sum nonwut atilutt Elli."

El Wnishlngton street.
Upon daily from 9 to 12 n. m., and from 1163
p. m.. and on Saturday evenings from o in ll.
Winterest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SULMA 355'. Profit.
JUllN ll. i‘filtltlri, Vice-Pie“. -
JOHN H. KXA PP. Set and ”hi-nit.

ill. 3. w. Serums.
VETERINARY SllililEllll.

:31 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. and
Gregory's Drug Store. .‘t'orwdk. man.

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Eyes properly [ruled and titled with glam“.

l‘rr-acriptinnn promptly tilled.
in old fumes.

Jacob m. Layton."

Real hintenml Home A nt. General 1;-
4mm Agency—Fire, lie and‘ Accident.

New glasses put
rxl ti

. "wean Steamshls'l’lcketr—(‘shinnml Electric.

Dram; for £1 on upwards. ltllll Money Orders
in all parts of Europe. Notary Public; acknow-
lalgomenls token. Rnllrotul Tickets. Ba;
may checked 'o ilcsllmtion.

or. “‘uhlnxmn «in-er. next to PM Office
mu! l1 Sorvmlk. ('orm.

Hompn B. Holt-r.
horn Watchma’ier and Jeweler

l! NORTH MAIN WHEN.

ill-puking of line and complicated watches a
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