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" ’f. Dynamite. 2 so. tum or. so. NORWALK,
“ :kwmsmlwumo stir‘odotsshssring upon the osptm of
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The on... , a I . O. l,
The blast Liberal Policy we,
‘ . y ‘ Th. BO-Bto '
altered.
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Amer-:0. Lockwoon,-‘--—-'-'
Specltil Agent. “
IlllllPPEll Bill 0F SIBH ‘ "" 7"“ ”“ W ” “W" °‘
Ilusterislforrosring farnsandsgsin
‘ Holy ‘l'rlniny was luau unhappy light.
_ People unfriendly to thechurcll coupled
m s mo: :1: 13:11:? '3- Dr. Wm..mmm o, slxrt school. tilllLDlBil arm.
Illa." - ‘ a” wsroflsliandalotof misfit POW WI A FIVE DOLLAR PRIZE
_ olism saw the light. Orpniaed lsbor ' .
somumthm"“m especially looked with ontrioodiy eyes
ans-set tie-uh -l I“ I‘m-n ""“" upon the importation oi Dr. Warren.
ash-e. unsound-'- w u" " all thsssrsoollsetionsfiaad alotofnew
s
In. Contact HOOD-cs Illa-ssh talc-sli-
ng as It llamws Down to Waldo Pile-
uas and Charles Insa-
Isr-ss- l’rlps sa Mariam." luring:
sirloin-w.” m "n “ thoUnltedStatufromthe Brush-no
mus. ~ . revived the week belore Chrbung, rota-runs» “outline—Anath—
-"-""“"""“"w emit-WMv-ohw." ‘Biaprss- ‘g . .;.'i""t‘.’9"'-r-uete- "i
,Jhemdrmmfi‘m doe'atthe investiptionhyshg ”mi" Although cold '“M‘l‘ltdths do”,
w ~ “W'Phl' lac-Muted by Bilhanhittskt-r had one olthetnouey me; did Mm
who dissppe'sreilon December u. have been nrgsntly desired by his friends in the call-city of the school hall in n.
sssrchcil high and low for him over mrhathemight triumphantly prove tested Ian evenings fair~aiud.gcho|.y.
anon then, and to their astonilhmwt his innocence. When he could notbe Ir nudism riveted the aixty competi-
liave been unable to llnd the small?“ lonndtheyruaentcd insinuations that his lonin thespelling match as they filed
mu hint. « absence was due to the fear of guilt, and in!" the hill. N0. 8 pupils heading, fol-
muiything should have hallowed assertedtbatsome accident must have loved byothers of lower grating, until
to sowell-know a man as Dr. Watkins happened to him. little Verena Heine, of No. 3. brought up
whileon hkny trout Norwalk, Conn. Dr. Wguim .W from u). may the rear. The fact that the contestants
to the Quaker City without the ll“ be his son, in Norwalk, Conn. a few days were volunteers. sixty school children to
coming known seems to hit! with“! before Christmas. Be wason his way I‘ll?" publicly. speaks volumls for our
WHO— ‘S”?! ”0‘“ the id“ “l '“i’ to Philadelphia. Nothing has been heard leaching force, in arousing an intent in
side, and the all! theory “I“ '0 "'3“ of him since then, and a certain amount so important aschool subject.
seems testable k that he wandered awn} of color was given by his alisence to the The school committee. Messrs. Blah-
while out of hi mind. He hid been theory that hehad jumped from a Sound Chill“. Light and Corbett, with theopen-
melsncboly and We“ at ore-“ll 0' steamboat and drowned himsell. ed International Dictionary before them.
wmwmmimbim- Bis Thercvisareport that hebliving in wmlhemas judges to settle disputed
absence at a time when he was to OPP?" retirement in Brooklyn. but people who Mute Principal Poole propounded the
to refute The that!“ "5 "mafia"! have searched for him there have found words. Common. practical, everyday,
“formula no clew. His wife and daughter have frequently misspelled words were .glven,
Dr. Watkins was rector of the. Pmtest' left Philadelphia. His son has hunted “Id “008 the whole line each spelled his
ant Blisoopsl Church of the Saviour, in (0, him gum; man no 1... closed up or her word without a slip. The second
Philadelphia, s fashionable and some I)“ at“... in mint-'91,“, round pleased the audience, as the little
whatritualistic church. which 1“"me A Philadelpbli dispatch to the Herald 0M! held their places as unbrokenly as
its psrishioners George W. Cbilds. the says the trouble in the Church or the holder scholars. It looked as it the
millionaire WWW ijl'he' “”d Saviour, at Thirty-eighth and Ludlow audience was there for a long session.
philanthmphl. 35! Emma? ““53 streets, which culminated in a request Tbejndgrs whispered to the principal to
none were made against Dr. Watkins. by “.511“, 1).; \\'i|burf_“'atkin§mm| inquire if he had sufilcient ammunition
They were of Itch I W mm" m“ live weeks ago for a court of inquiry and to bring down such intelligent game.
antimiction “9'59 them inacourt 0‘ '3' his sudden disappearance eight days Over 500 words had now been given.
would have involvedalongternl of im “"3"”.de began aim“ finmn months yet a goodly line was standing. The
pionmeut. Those who believed that my, 11,"..me 5., many reports our older pupils evidently had been studying
thcyknew lha docwr brat pronoun“ rent thatgradu'ally Dr. Watkins c-mduct- the old-lime jawbreakers. for some of
them vilecalumnicaand M9 950'“ ‘0 ed nstirtol private inquiry through his the best fell by slip-.3 on only words, as
his-horned! vindication 0' m" attorney, 9. Stuart Patterson. The “ceremony." Lottie Davis. one of the
reverend gentleman. trustees and vestrymen in August last mall ones remaining long. was summon
Fashionable Philadelphiaofconns rs- Win“ a... gun an!" m mum; it] to her seat by s"subptsoa,"a writ
tnsedtocreditthcm.bfltlh° sat-iv tothe church sought to protect tliem- beyond hermprohoooioo. EthelKecp,
WWW"! “l“ l‘ '3 ‘9“ that selves and secnrcdthe services of John who correctly spelled this word,“ the
will I'll! done. D" Watkiln C. Bullilt, one of the most prominent next round lelt the companionship ol
himselfdelnandcd of Iii-hop Whittaker buyers in the state. Many persons were the trusty by ”recreation." The contact,
thatavcommlttw he Wold '0 100‘ summoned More Hm Bullilt and In time, narrowed toPttl'flonl.0f‘rade8,
into spedlcsfimoliumonlhfiwd Palm.lltdflle evidence thus obtain Steegmullcrml 519603.594 We Up
committee was organised. 3“ cdcaused many members to leave the dyke, of grade 6. Interest was then in-
imitwasconvsned Dr. Watkins disnlr church. tense. in her maiden modesty Lottie
The matter rested for two or lhm was carried away by “simplicity," spell
The tithing clergyman has had an in- my”, untila row occurred M'm I), out with an initial "c," Thus the girls
taunting career. It was his fortune to Watkins and the choirnsaslcr. When lift the two heroes toiigbt outthecon-
med positional 11- TJDK” m» the latterresignedthe/dincusion of the test. They were «imposed and self
01de Trinity. at Forty-second street mm“, hamme- general, and marry reliant. At last Parsons, having the
anyladisonavenue.,tbis city. D" T!” of those wimbmlgpuviomly rrlusrd to word "stationery" pronounced and de-
ruirsdfroln hi5 Wino“ 0“ ““0“" "' say anything came out boldly ant ex film] as writing materials, spelled its
his doctrinal ideas and other mallm WM themselves again-d the minist-r. llom-tnym, "summary." and kit Steel;-
thstcsnssd a disagreement amt! “W demanding that time should be a full mutter stationary and share. lie lpclled
mm, Dr. Watkins was appointed my Wotan; inquiry or that the Rev, well lots long period, to the delight ot
'tosncoecd him. There was an under- D, “in“... should he mm, The, the audience "Sciatica." unknowntos
standing in some quarters that alters “,3,an ihnt it he wna able toy-row tailor thirteen. caught him in its grasp
- Jurortwo Df- TIM "0““ return, “‘9 his innocence heshould have the syln and herltccumllt-tl.
73“ hint that the dilemma between pnlhy of all, but if he was guilty that the Lawyer Light. in some happy remarks
Wm sndthechnrch wouldbereconciled church would be better rid of him onlltc vnlut-ol ability to spell well and
Thisrecolwililtlw. 50""9'1 '35 WW" Finally, the trustees, vestrymen and its acquisition in youthlul days,prt-srnt-
mm ML other church officiab became so emlnr» ed the winner with the mall prize at .5
Dr. wnnino had been new”! Chm mused that they declared that there otlered hythe principal. The audience-
Chulcninllalllmole- In that capacity months some explicit and convincing showed marked appreciation of the con—
hcmsnagtd to int-u! the displeasue of denial or that the Rev. Dr. Walkino lestantl many werethe allegations torn
certainlow church parishoners and he mml go. Forcedlothewallbysuch or general contest. including the highest
n. m by them or mint- ore mun. irornou side-end the new! srw- “min”.--
deeds. Assmeana 0' mums bi‘ "v" ol the vestry audtiilicersol the church, lllbllcal Institute
tirelnent hie 0W“ ""3 content ‘0 lir. Watkins solicited acourt of inquiry um." smh'np1_p¢ar 35,,- Will you
H the i.” h” lb“ 0' digrsmions in "am “'9 B'Wr TM following ""3 kindly allow me a few words in your
“WW" matters. Alterthe 'Woimm‘ WW “Willi" appointedacommitlw. columns in order Ihatl may on)’ tolhe
0' the committee by the Filing. how “”9“”; "l "0 Ck'fl‘m“ ““1 “'0 svvrrnl teachers and adult scholars in
ever, 0‘5“ CW '9" MM' , hymen. Vb" were '9 5‘ “’9" 0"“ “m' the Sunday schools of our town that you
Mmmmmlof D" Watkins ‘0' “'0 hearingof “’9 case. 11’9“?“ will have during the coming week one
from "0'! Trinity b” '3 Md“! m after this action Dr. Watkins disappear 01“” “my opportunitieatogain inf"
I“. 5““ Holley, ' ““3“" 0' (W til. and “W ”I“ time bi! whereabouts matioll and understanding regarding our
Y- 30M: 0' 3'00“”. Th“ "” 0" havelwenmwhattrfamystery.
June 1- if“ 3'” "' h“ ”‘0‘“ "h I called tili- mini: noon Rev. Benin lliblit-ul Institute which is to booontluct—
Byhistlrstwifo he lull ' son. He i min Watson. D 1)., threltairtnanof the “I b, [tummy gunmen, ph,‘ D., 0;
W- 8W“ “- “mm "c” "' win-Ilium IWWW litmus-w the Yale University. in the Mill Norwsls
0M Church, 0‘ liorwalk. Conn" M charges again-I llfl- l’f- Watkins. WM Congregational church, on Thadsy,
be m “'9 “will” 0‘ ' 9" ash-iii! timeouts-litres had mulls-ll wanna” "a Timmy”, um"
Pill"- 0‘ 3" York. mullet b! ”IMP Wh'm" 1)" w" beard l'rolcuor Saunders several times 1
7" slain 0‘ Holy Trinity became son raid that nothing M I“ M 500“ can bear latilnony to his popularity as a
W“ ”m“ l” m" ’m' '9'” Soil-ins balm hwd oi them-ins lecturer, and feel euro that all willbs
Dr. Weill- wdm‘ ”- W”: rectov's ohrroohooto, and it was not up... than satisfied who shall ottond.‘ 1
“VII W with I”! M.” likely thatlhseotntnlltce wouldactun- a..." u.“ every my." in Novwslk
ties- at no». but omit-owl» i... in. Watkins rotor-on to lhis city. m n. mt tin st lasst one or titles
The ”in. rltnalha of Dr. T,” ”le Wu..." ‘5'.“ any mm ' ‘ "w_ 1‘. ”oh: ‘
”thlnchurch “wam'lm” Will this case?” the Herald man District member M ,Osntrsl Cour
ante misty. and. of course. v'w 1" naked the m. mum Connecticut Sunday school sit
wsutios retired the snwlr- "N 0"! commonalities that he stated this WE‘L..._._’_..;__ ‘ '
mrndybmlmmwum “term a“ h. m ”up.” in the Olav-allian- Wary.
mum—umd-W“ dark regarding Dr. Wuhins' place. oi 'l'lls oaoorn eloctof stern-o Corie
wissmdatsdwithbis withdraw abode. 1 “ya heard.” continued tor, mandery, llo. till, U. 0. 0. 0.. were
at. whirlwind-1| along “at In wm,“thatonememhevofblsfalnily Installcdlastevening at thelrcitadelon
HMmhtagtorwhkhheldls-avry knows .m p. is. it in is stunning Waterman. N.C.,Georgsc. flechan;
“wmm btowtohisfamllytothinbthat aftevso Ell o..chsrirs r. Ksslsr; v. it. 0.
Dr- ‘l'v-snd DI- "dih- rvt in” - my yeasof a life oppmrly so full nus r. Benedict; w. P.,Batah J. Dene-
lbnswrawudWJhtbifll otrooutooihoosoou have turned out dict;lt.it.0corss C.Cotustock; r. x
potions-t was I I'm-b" ‘i "tr .o. Alisastit is not pvoveu, but the ll..llowardw.l)uty; Ire-utenw. it.
church. ‘l'lsslstssrs contained slot of WWII“ W “I” the a... Hinton;w.ll..Cbarlull.Bdtto;W.l.
mmvbnwdfifihilc mmmwhim.” u, Lonlrs Homer;w.0. o.,w.r.
“w"m” W °' ”’- m
thing of particular moment. it was MS”... "or
“upmdsucastic comment Mmmzl 4""
uddlsssssiow or the proth or who M “m
wail Isnetorol lid! TM! '7 '5'
fabflsyprsvatltd. Dr. 1‘ng wastlies
hLoadsa, and la h'w latte”, “I'll-S
cat with s dsslsrnlloa that he would set
hkvthvrssrorhlplf it were closed to
“EN his nail-r south“ to
Input-tot "cling thaths was-a,
guys] boss—us m dilaot but
fl- ” and thrust it upon inn. Dr.
mt” a We! llsw York and
unwind in roll estate. noly Trinity
. nonstructural-trum-
shill.”
“symposium“:
ltntma for the out six months in the
dirsclsdliy them-dollars: 9.0.
0., W. 7. Bryant; D. G. 3]., Quinn 3.
IWI 0‘ mm mmsndsryir in s flourishisg onus.
mntsosoosott: own great “on Flt-not- wanton- here lately
”my called The Drswing m mmwmmhfilp
eds-sis loath Momm‘ onynoootso worst to. no tsoam
willsvwknvsuapportuaityvosrs but
lbismasdwltll thloooarpsay. ’l’wo
Mamba-ops hthsrksvspioa
skmnpslsaowet tbs wartime-
mtowhlay. Menu.
”unionism-aim”!
to unit, amiss-stir it kssdsssdy
n... ~ i...
N0. 45 BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY.
GRDUIDED 0“ 8M“. ‘ room is into martin.
Villow. Theiutssrstlag minim
m I“ WJWIM] rm .1“ W: D. P. 0. C, J. Pa A“. The
“mgultheyhrlagiathbm mmnmhw
,aayan-s'anhaadfaatsrmlkataonasmhmmmfl
thereby-Qumran a mess trick on W“,
mist-sum ‘l'krydosasl
W.“ 'W!
n
‘I
‘i
Tucsda, ,Thnrstla and hid-F ‘
ovznings we glow at 6. ,
Ana Brown. at West». toss-ad i
n lllsrswatabla runner vultu-
Ths return of lb Annie Blown. the
pretty ninsmenymr-old daughttr d
George Brown, of Weston, untied con;
sldersblsstirin that usnsll' y quiet dist
trict last night. Ilse Bobwn disappear.
sdfrutn horns list spring. audit
with a dapper yolnlglnsn whohssunil
mun-WWW --z
. A use} a finality I“: W m
its warm in Norwalk, accompanied
by a well-dressed elderly woman, whose
description answers that of a procure.
residing in Bridgeport. Her father, boar.
ingthst his daughter was in the Park
City, went there and loutad her in ap-
partmenls in Hubbell's block. a disrepu-
table locality. She refused to leave her
surroundings, and he proceeded to the
police station for aid. An oflloer was
sent with him, and under threatened ar-
rest as a dissolule character she was per-
suaded to ammpsny her father home.
Miss Brown had heretofore burns a good
reputation in Weston, and it was with
regret that her father found her in bad
company.
llrs. lllssall's Shakupearlaa Baoltal.
The second of the series of Shakespearv
tan readings. so delightfully begun lat
month by Mm. Henry Bisscll, was given
at Hillside last evening. The play pre-
sented was "Much Ado About Nothing."
Notwithstanding the severe cold an up
precintive audience, not only from the
school, but from the literary and social
elite of Norwalk. gathered to enjoy the
rum plenum afforded by the entertain-
ment. Mrs. Binmll’s manner was, as alv
ways. charming, and she entered into
the spirit of the comedy with good ta~te.
and a keen appreciation of its fine dra-
matic points. The impression of tht
completed play left upon the minds 0!
her audience is the best testimony as it
the artistic character of the in’erprrta-
lion of the thought of the masterdramst-
let.
The Wardaa's Antis- Cam-ended.
The action of the warden in culllni
the borough meeting next Monday at
the hourof ll o'clock seems to meet with
general approval. Let all borough
rivetings in the future be held in the
evening. so that the laboring men, wh
pay more than their share of the taxes.
may be enabled to attend. If this i
done there will be no more reckless sp-
pniprlations of the public money. '
”ARIES.
Home: llun‘llard's horse took fright
Thursday evening and my: the sleigh
ill from of Theodore Austin's block
throwing the owner out. The horse lllt’lt
motioned and ran to the amide. The
sleigh was damaged.
lvunhoo Castle worked the second die
tune and installed odicers‘lsst evening.
Visitors lrom New Haven were present.
l‘red Blirchard is home from Pough-
keepsie. lie isconvslcoing from an at-
lack of lypboid fever.
l-‘rcd llall has returned from amonth‘r
. mile to Georgia in the schooner Green
teal Johnson, of New Haven. During s
~eavy storm the boat drifted over (lil-
utiles out or her course-ltd wu consider—
biy delayed.
lilies Mary Knapp. of New Canaan, is
visiting llr. and Mrs. Benjim‘ln F. St.
John.
bliss Lyon. of Port Chester, has been
visiting; Mr. and kits. Samuel Grumman.
CBASBBRRI PLAISS.
Silas Sherwood. of Brooklyn, has beer
vinlling his parents, Ilr. and Mn. Wil-
llsm Shorwood.
Blr. Fountain rides in a new cutter of
his own manufacture.
A birthday party was given to D. I.
Pillow Monday evening.
Charles Reynolds has returned from
the New York hospital and in now under
a Nmfi>dw.m\ .. it: . ,.
'Lim fly it)! theolokrlist." '
III. as. Its.» mm. of Weston.
vidtsll their daughter. Its. Frank Greg
my on Friday.
Ira. John Bvsnstskl and son Joseph
have visited friends in New York.
IOWAMN.
Daniel Petty, of Bellpovt. L 1.. is
ter, Ills. John L'llommedieu.
The subject cl Rev. C. 0. Cullen's
saloon at the llowayton Baptist church,
tomorrow morning will be “‘l'ho’l‘rue
Saying of God.” in the evening he will
preaches ”Who isYour King?"
—Iavld'alalrlaavsnlrcptaa.
During the nauttsndsysthelloston
stove, llovwalk, will ssll“World‘s Fair
mavenlr arias” tor titty cents to any
person who purchases goods to the-
a-onnt of tan drill". Everybody
knows tliat'tlis market valus oftlish
«it-slag. ........
"lahuylagacoagll msdidnst‘orshllv
dies." ssysll. A. Wslksr.s protalasst
We! Ogden. Utah, “item be
shrill! to soy ass-win count
hardy. Titers is no danger troll-It
and toilet baltrays sws to tollow. l
mmdtcksnhorlsh't
Winn fossil it tolls mfo
lsllabln It is handed especially
“mandwmm’
cratbttltshrmlstgfl.0. ,.
Mitch'- gnaw .1
4;“ A
Ll?
in...
Alpha: tr
tsarsdatthotitno dist-livid dos-i,
visiting his son, in Pstty,and hissh- '
_ I name, gill? ~Wnaeritrm
m’m‘wmdolngtortwflvsmonthslnthe
land ‘ ritm WM 3; “Mg,
. “find-“W... ironic.” modify”? some
1wlugonit 'bntcotnein. The
‘s rslsrlshn AV!-
.., lllll noun.
thrill .. mammal-span.
Wmmiutum
dim» compliance.
W corner“ Fail-Md avenue" and
mill trout, last evening, was opportune-
ly Mend by the servant and salons
dam prevented by quick work on the
patio! the members or the family and
at “ members of the fire department.
e bias was caused by sparks troma
"blunting their way through the
flat and ltting tire to the timbers. bad-
ly burning several or them before it was
”khaki-ed.
A telephone message was sent to Hal:-
tad'a drug store, asking that some of the
m be sent to Mr. Jennings’ house.
FlutA-lstaut Engineer W. B. H. Clark
ant three or four others responded, tak-
ing with them a fire extinguisher, by
m of which the blaze was quickly
Inbdned. lfr. Jennings remembered the
boy. when the work and excitement was
ovu'. ‘
The house is insured with Taylor &
Golden.
Quite a commotion was caused early
last evening in Mrs. stwell's boarding
bonsaatflhouth Main street, when it
was dllOOVr-rell that the rooms were
npidly filling with smoke. C. B.
D'Lrlois, who occupies a room in the
housessanollicc. assisted his landlady
in an unsuccessful ellort to locatelhe
mums of the trouble. Chief McGowan
was then summoned, but after going
carefully over the house three times he
was unable to find thetire causing the
M, which had been continually in»
creasing in volume. Alter llr. McGowan
left In. Maxwell learned that some
member ofa fsmily liviog'at No. 31. in
be same block. had built alive in the
lu-llar to thaw out thswater pipe. and
hat the smoke had made its’ way
climb a partition to her cellar. thence
.hruughuntrhsruomsupatalrst
SUNDAY SERVICES.
marker- and lbs-Ir The-ea in Korwalk
0km u Io-s-orrow.
Sot'rrl Non-ALI ('tillOlIflA'nllltJL. West
svenuc Wat sin-cu Its-v. (be all ll
isnnl. radar. Hcrl’lt‘cu mm a. tit. snd'i-ili
i. ms, Sunday school. lzrn. Young Psoplc'o
tar-My of Christian Euiieatror meeting at
Mt o‘clock: “1th "5m h for host's
.t'otk. How to Obtain it. and low to Use It."
soon! Nuuwsui lls'risnntsr. Went avenue.
tour Garner. Rev. ll. it. Burnt-s. pasts".
wort one ton) mm. and in) p. in; Sunday
chtol. i: In. The pastor will pied/11 mornln
ind evening. on mlrtfi‘t‘lll In rent out to
hornet-hers tflbo church for the morning,
tail to all the mph for the evening suvlce.
norms Noawsut Blatantvm avenue. nut
’inn street. Nu settled WWI. Preaching.
JED L, m. and my p. at; Sunday lhtlll. um :
l'. inn. 0 hip ayer mating. 6.11! p. to. llcv
\. 1'. thin oil ,of Newton Theological Stll‘
tary. will preach mot ning and evening.
Tflllm Immoral. Went street and his
Mdsvenuc. Smith Norwaik. ltev. Olin liai-
uck, mlor. a! flnntlay after lpiphany. Horu—
nit Fri-yet Litany and sermon, st' infill; til ;
inertial! at: at 123} p.;m. Evening Prayer
ml normal: at 71!) p In. 50ka in lbs :5de
sh language in the Sunday school room at w:
p. m.
Shawn.- Cosoitaosnolrsl. corner l’srk
tnti Lewis streets. flat. 'I' K. Noble, l). [1.
motor. Services at loll) It. in. and it’ll p. m :
i'. l'. S. (I, E. mail .la'l'l p. to. lltirhiw
«Mott. "Thin Year A 4);" evening sub rt‘l.
"lbs Bold Preacher from the Wilderness. ’
Noawsu Mnfllllnlfl. West rut Mott ave-
ltcv. George \‘an Alnlfit s, I]. D. pastor
invoices will, a. m. and 7' Dy. "1'. Mill.)
cit-Ill. Bun; vaorlb In meeting 691) p.
it. ”wrong Illltjccl. “sulr lnali y ~ltsb‘ittnrt
ad (You: imlltlnls." Inning siblcct. "Christ
“lulhruued in llamas Nature."
le‘oawsu Burner. last avenue. option"
Green. . . . Robbins, pastor. tier-
vices. Ma. m. and in) in.; Sun lay school,
it BL; temperance scrv em p. in.; young
isopls‘smom . loll p. In. Morning sub cl.
'l’lisllreisdul tr." [vetting impact he
Loot son," followed by baptism: it... to ls lol
lowed bra twenty minute prsytr and testi
many Ill.
Hr. Paul‘s linsmlmi. (mun-h street. oppo
tile the-linen, Nnvwslk. ltsv rt. 1‘. urshsm
iiiJna Mull-v with ntmuh,hl "imam. n -
I you: .lfztll m. Divine eervwr- . n arr—
won. lily. m Morning snblrvt, “1M 51er
Hirsch." Irwin; snbjmt. ' I‘m-Ins tn the
tttirr sldvt." M’s: sittings and a cordial well
a inns in all. -
(tuna Err-coral. llsltll-n avenue and Clo-w
duet. Non-ilk. it". it. it. Walki mun
sound tinmlay after ll phony. ll 7 t‘ow-
., Dal) ”ii” uamysrmonrtmm
Isa limos lav-onus. nssr Vanna-tit
amnlast Nomi-1k. llsv. C. II. M.
tor. I’ve-chin tow a. in. and 1:13p. lax. m
day-.Ichuul. it no; mag psopls's martin. Ital
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9r. Psuh'sllustmt VanZaadt and other
annuals” Novwsl . tin schiiol limit
9... svlacsdayflcli p. rm. vlas ssvvke
itll lecture.
Anvil-r Quaint". VsaZaatlt avenue. last
lovwalk. Per-sud“. a. in. not! 1:29 ti.
a.; Bushy Km In. Young l‘sopls's nut-
is; up. at.
Influent- Swans»! (man-ilflflilla.
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norms Hottwsut Lucretia lino- ll Chest-
u‘atstrssknllvrvaan stag-$1 school; lot!) a.
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I. lorries in“? its. “(is at
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fiulrrlvtua Cum church elm-sat
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TELEGRAPlllG BREVITILI.
It is still “t W claims have been
naksdln the diamond anal opalflslds of
Isl-ho. w
ltlssnpposed that moral flshingM
word lost during the recent northsr in
the Gulf of Mexico. \
Ill-s Emily Bonnie. of New Redford.
Ila... hasollurad 85.000 toward the new
buildings of St. Luke’s hospital.
Joseph Springstein. n deaf mute-incL
five old. wm found from todasth
in Kinder-hook, N. Y.
William Gnndlnch, n
Cdumblfi‘llls; blew on his brains in the
Eagle hotel, untrue. ,:
. , .
" ’ A lump of magnetic ore. weighing about;
taken f the
hill) pounds, has been rum
George River iron mine in Nova Scotia.
The Novn Scotia govsrnlncut will send it
to the World's fair. ‘
Reports from all over KIM arstotbe
effect that the worstlllinard of the stormy
winter is now raging.
Mrs. McLain, of Elmira, saturated her
all” with kerosene oil and set them on
Orrin Dilvis, a jeweler of Lyons, became
insane in a westbound sleeper.
Koch, the German ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘, is :r.
Wealws ahead
‘vrosreslvvsy off
silto,tlo‘.taanot‘
intheresré
forerun“ ,
Th6. “Norwatit iii
fluafiéogéggfimfllmmm 3%“.
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DR. F. w. DARMER. “"" ”anyone-«I
have a laboratory dedicated in bi; name i:
the [foiled Staten army hospitals at th.
“'trrltl's lair.
The singular Cu. .8 In"...
Totem, Jun, lt.-—Clay Hopper, t~ i»
young lllllll whosa case of suspended uni
motion has attracted so much attention,
died for the second tints yesterday. ’i'iu
body was rapidly dccotnposing,it havim'
commenced two days ago. Undertnkvv
Bennett was again called and for the rev
and time he prepared the body for httriu’
Rots. D. llutsinpiller, again conducts!
funeral services and the body was taken it:
Wootllawn cemetery, where a grave lint:
been uniting to receive it for two wet-Lt
The deceased was supposed to have din:
1 from dropay of the pericardium Dec. it
The parents yielded to avsgne premom
tion that their son was not dead and div
missed the undertaker and mourning
friends and called llr. Sicklca, a physician
oi standing. Continfied eilortaat must-i
tation finally resulted in the patient open-
ing his eyes, and since then be has
breathed. his heart has fluttered, his feet
and hands have twitcbed, his pulse has
Motel! and afaint smile has , ' J
to inquiries if he knew those around him.
Valuable Its-lien of Col-able.
“'Asiiixlimx. Jun. lt—Secretary of State
Foster tins rrccit‘ed a d'L-ipalch conveying
the formal Acceptance by the Duke of Ben
trick and Alba of the invitation sent him
bythe president of the United States tin-
der the nlllllt-rilyuf congress to loan for
the Chicago exposition the very precious
relics of Columbus in his possession. The
relied have descended directly from the
discoverer. Among them arosevcral manu-
scripts, including an account rendered by
Columbus of the amount of gold obtained
by him in Sumo Domingo and the person:-
to whom it was sold. Another is the reply
of Colllmbna lo a criticismof hisclnillie
against the crown of Spain. Another is a
lengthy argument addressed to Ferdinand
and Isabelle. made by Columbus in it»
year no», dcmnnding the full enjoyment ol
bla privilvges and concessions.
Board or t’lal-ls Awards.
ALBAM‘. Jan. lt.-—The state board of
claims witty made the following awards:
hanklln Bailey, Mechanicsville, our, Kerr
yon Crandall, llnli Moon, $150, Daniel B.
Cbilda, Half Moon. $00, Mary Pay, Co
hoes, "3.60; William Fuller. Brockport.
“79; Mary l-‘itagcrnld, Mall Moon, 3H0.
Charla A. Lamas, Psekskill, “58; Allen
6. l’eckham, Waterford. Nil; John Pita
lcn, llall Monmml; llngh Story, K' .gs
how. “50; James 1'. Sutton. Psekaltill.
.134: John L. Short, Necbalticsvillc,8."-'r.
Jane Lynch, a: adntinistratrix, Waterford.
nothing; Patrick t‘onmlly, )lcclmnicoville,
$350.
“I". Kimlra Iron llnll Tunis-rel.
klullltAJC. \'., Jun. lt.~l.t~vi CokeJrens
urrr of the lmtnch of the Iron Hall in tbir
city, was arrenlml on n bench warrant on
charge of grand larceny in the first degree
for litiiutpprtzpritttini: funds of the order.
Mr. Coke claims that he is merely holding
the funds until it bl decided to whom they
shall be given up. He has milled here
thirty years and has an impru.:cbubls
character,
A Duluth Ilatsl Barns»
llt’Ll'Til, Jan. lt.»l"lre taught in the
ban-Inuit of the lit. Louis hotel and do
struycti the building in an hour. Many of
the occupants were mlllpelltd to me the
firs escapes snd ladders of the firemen.
Men and women hall dressed climhsvl
down the ladders while the mercury bov-
erutl several degrees below stem: The In.
will roach "WAX”.
national League for “and Ma.
wa Yoltli. Jan. “warrior-l View Pr'
ldrnt Roy Stone. of the National lag-r
lea-aim menus tin u“
m til the league will be hall [‘8
Wh’b’h hotel, Wfllngloa, Jln‘. 11
,. sss~tsotsu neuron-lab of‘tks
unlit ‘arsvsats‘at throng‘lwst‘tlhl,
mmwummwm
inthsprncssllinga.
1min. Freak at Chicago.
(Meson. Jan. ll.—-’f'ha Crete account» '
dallou train on the Chicago and Eastern
Illinois railroad was telescimal at fifty-
nltb street by a Chicago and Kris through
trnlntoNew York. Plftssn maple ware
severely injured in the wreck, and scarcely
any one of the no or more
escaped bruises or minor injnrlsm
(ta-I‘m la- AM
Full? Ptotll. N. Y.. Jan. lluJaeoblinell.
nt' Frswttbnrx. was swlndlsd out of O.”
about two yearsago by twoconfldencs men.
A in days lagoons of IMWWIM
rested. lie in km an "Rad Austin."
Smlzlflwill recover a portion of the money
murmurs-snow
Burnerruwr. CG... .lsa. lt—lsvsval
sasssflrlhhtkrvls bars lists to
the health MfllhI-Mdm
hsvsusrurrsl. Misc-Iberia. .-
rump-bitumen“-
“Modernism-truths»
llsw Your, .lss. u-fla immigrant-wits .
srrlvsdksss from Diam- wars dstataal-
at Ellis island on the ground lid they
some antler mammalian-story
laPsaasylvaata. ,
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can state Agent tor tropic... '5' "n" "m m “I'- "-5 t
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79 "Washington 81.49 "m "won...” ”m“!!- » '
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J. D. JENNINGS:
Undertaker.
‘ s men-r mm, noawsu,‘ soils
Pictures name-fit?
lli'l'lill'll' stilt ‘
u i u ii hi" i:
Paints. Oils. ' mention“; thigh-soon,“
use. i Y , Jo» wrist!
mums. urn-lusts in
amount.
L. " H.’ Decker,
nlwlmafihumm.
' The Sunday sit? ..
is the greatest Sunday Newspaperin
u "not ll Pulpit: ,‘
Illlllrlr
Addresl run sul, sow tort. "“"
l. » ‘0. .IEllllIllS.
P . .
ape: MugshBalcwmaim;
Will PM llll Qantas i "
1m Hamlin. . '
Sample M or lull lint latest ot- li’? ..
l’atxmllorderlnndollt Manning.» lulttn 4a
bolt tori t i
use! “new mull nmleobvmtn.
’lll'
'M. sfi'iTSMITH?
V'tnl'
ll? WV 3-
iireai Reduction in Flannels—l
lhis will he the biggest west of the season to
buy Flannels cheap.
Lndioe‘ (lentti’, and Children’s Heavyweight Flannel Under-
wear to be sold for what it will bring. Our cantor counter will
be loaded with these Bargains. , '
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The following is a bulletin of prices:
Gents' whitotlhtrts and Drawers, reg. pr. Q .16, rod’cfd to...“ such
‘I It u or u
u it to u u :12"; ll :3; ll
” ” . n ""1: ”Ill 0' i‘-”"‘l~. sh”, i' 4 "I: s 41-3393. i
it it it or J u 1.75, u' 1.43 It
to ts ti ' m it “HF _ u 1w, st 1.63 to
l‘ ' W
Gents’ gray Shirts and anmrsg. price. .75. medians”
tl _ u u, .',‘, y K v! u . , tr ‘6’ i.
it it is ts s 1'16, ‘ u ’9' u'
or u u at. It 1.”, u 1.20 II
M H H ‘O ‘0 1.75, H 1.43 “
it it u . u- ill. . st 2’“, u I.” u
' I” . .
Ladies' white Vests and roofing. prices .66. rsd’c'd tot .lrosin
st or it u it LN, rt '73 n
it it u st " u 1.26, so . 3 u
l.” "
Is to Cl ' ‘ 1‘”, u
'1 ‘ " d
n. ”trill—".3 k... p
iorvhits‘ v i 1
Regular price 01.50, reduccdto 01.31 each.
u u mg“ u . 1'“ tr r,
H II
2'“), s I
‘ L7. ‘
Gents’sndLadis!Wool V I... ”MM-b m
. .2. .mmr-Bfimr‘
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the world. ' .
Prior lemony! By msiitlsyur , “’5‘ " Sill; ll“.
IETEIIIAIl rooms. .- w.
Ilslly,ky Ilail, - - - stunt ewfififi‘i‘v’fi?
Daily and Sand-l. by Horses Clipped.
mil, ' ' ' ' ' “Ill" .mtm meme-.-
osv. at unicorn llvary stones-ii.» onset
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