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...Tbecomicoperacntitlcd ‘Tha Frogs
.2» ofthham" willhegiveninlmic
Hall. ham wash. undertbb Mites
ofOidWellHoohsndladdercompany
Laatuightli W. Iaavitt. theanthm' of
the work, was at his Old Wall com
panyhparhnawhsresomethirtypoml-
.naItsiuget-sofxrwwalh sndBcodINor-
sealhwsrcamrmhlsd. Eershsausdthe
'operawiththem. explainingthedetails,
andthc fact that it will be prescribed
noderhis personal direction willinsure
disbdngsuogin a nun-rent and perfect
Thisoperabasbecngiveu withsuccess
invariouapartaofthestatc. It is par-
ticularly adapted for local or amateur
talent, having many individual parts in
it, thus distributing the work evenly
among those who participate. The
mmic.dsncea.cosmmesandsceneryare
very bright and pretty, and will he
apprcc'htedand enjoyed by all music-
Iovingprople. Among those to whom
soloparia have been amizned are lira
Lillian Bherwood-Newhirh, llies Alice
Shawood. I'mEilaOrlicb, Edmund}:
thoweJ’rederich Lauder. Frank (hm-
stoch, John Wshle and Rush. The
-choruawillcornfitofabont fifty voices.
Rehearsahwillbeginatonce.aud will
‘Dewono night one week nntilthn
.datcofthe productionoftheopera. The
selection of the dancers. who will be
-achcolehildrrn,haabuureferredtollia
Orliclt. They will be instructed one
:afternoonofeach work by Ir. ‘Iearitt.
whowiil remain in South Non-alt to
remdnct the rqpearsal in the evening.
”first the opera will be given under the
auspicu oftheOldWellboys, isau
.mrancc of its succem. Horace 8.
:Hatch, the foreman of the company
.andanenthusisstic musician, is one at
tltcforemost projectoraofthe enteritis
.ment,snotherfact that will contribute
ztoilssucoeas.
'YLUCKBD Illl'l' Ills BIB.
*utwnl Applicable- i- Sta-lord of the
lcrlplwrnl Injunction.
(Special ln'l'nr Suntan.)
'Sruroan. February Is.-Amy For
ric, of New “am. can of John II and
.‘_Sarah Ferric. formerly of long Ridge
and flow of New Haven. made a literal
application this «echo! the pawsugeul’
scripture. “And if thy right eye offend
theeplcchitom.’ Ferrisbecafldipnr
on the sulvjectof religion. last Septem
her. and w sent to the Middletown
asylum. Recently he was released and
went to live with hi family In New Ha-
ven. Inst Friday he left home and
journeyed on foot to Stanton], living on
orange peel and stale bread. In some
little town on the way he dropped into a
prayer meeting and again he
came crazy on religious subjects.
Arriving in Stamford Saturday, he pro
carded to the house of his cousin, George
Waters. where he read chapters from
theBibie and sang some hymns. One
of the chapters was that from which the
quotatiutatthehcad of this article is
taken. Inthscvening he declared his
oyehadollecdcdhimandthat be non
pluck it out. Avery left the room‘ and
stepped out on to thsstairway. A min.
otcor two later Waters went out after
him. He found Aver! standing wIth s
pctthnife in bi hand and blood flowing
fromblarlgltteye. Ila had made two
oats.cncatthasidcof thcryqud the
othcrbelow it. The wounds were not
very action owing to the dullness of th»
hnlfe. “lat me tahc the hnlfcand Ill
sharpen it for you." said Waters. The
latter gut pour-Ion of Motions! hep:
it.
'On My?” pu
mansion-of him in“ his; not
ardfleofleld. of Long dge. H's went
totbcwood hometogctsomewood.fas«
leldhhmlfindaklhltarmdotrnoh a
muss-stout and reset it so» so
hatchet. it was a dull hamlet. and
My did not do him serio- lajury.
acute or the small arteries were ser-
Weidwmsenitol'wrls‘isthsrlsttew
llamassoca as practicable. and this
wsehhswillpvobablyberetnrnedioths
liddletownasylcm.
”WAYNE
mans-unsvlouogmms-
ado”.
hslpwcrthlaagnswlllhold an en-
Mudmficdaeadflm
Iagat the m of Captain W.l.
Misha-sot.
LI. Baldwinfira a lecture in the
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ashes EWWW’
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OFFICEfi.
I A111. If.
MARCH let THEATRE BU I Illa, WASHINGTON 8T
resistor. In so...
nos-oar roux-spas hoot Dar ass
oil-or roopto'o rotor-Ia
altar. l". B.lhbbirn,pa'stcrcfthe Nor
wslh Baptist chants. at o
mmmommu
Andrew B. Dudes”, in thnipaah.
some Thcbrldawashis daughter,
Womamwormrw
' artisadlcs
numbercflflwltaudthmramony
andccntrlbwtdn army of handsome
and useful presents. .
Norwalh Lodge, No. 2881. G U. 0. of
0.F.,gavea oiutheirliallou
Washington .. last night. There
was a large attendance, including micy
from out of town. The affair was a
success. for which fact the committee
or arrangements deserve much credit
Heine‘s orchestra furnished mute and
the occasion was much enjoyed by all
present.
Married. at the home of Mr Sherwood.
onPleasa’ut avenue, East Norwalh, by
Rent). ll. Pezg, Alfred Smith Preece
end Miss Heretics Millard, both of Nor—
wclh. The newly-married pair were the
recipients of It number of beautiful pres-
ents, and with their friendslmrtuohof a
bountiful repaat which had been me-
paIed for the occasion.
Mrs. Vandevcer Razor, of Hemp»
stead. Ll.,whohaheen thczueat of
berpurents,Captainandlfra.lt.M.
Rose. at Camp street, Norwalh. returned
home this mornin , accompanied by her
sister Palmetto '
Miss Nettie Hubbell. of Elmstreet, has
L. Pulver, of Auconia. She returned
home last nisz ‘
Mrs. George II. Benedict, of Elm
street, returned last night from a week’s
min with her one: in smtlyn‘.
lib Bertie Harrison, of Danhury. is
the guest of Mrs. W. A. Benedict, of
Maple street.
R. F. Ruler. of the firm of Ayres &
Ll‘bater, Dar-bury, is visiting his brother.
W. .l. Foster.
lire. Charles Griflin. of New Harem-is
visiting friends on Fairfleld avenue, this
city.
Sergeant Smith, of Company K,
Bridgeport, was in town this morning.
STA ltl'A'l'lON 'I'Il Elli MIT.
The Crew of tho Schooner flan-tonic have
3 [lord 'll-w an the Sound.
"(laptain Ilall,-of the schooner Marshall
0. Wells, fellas Bridgeport Pcstrewrtn
I strange story of statistics and Ihim
which happened in the sound.
A weeh ago last 'lhnrwlay the Hours
tonic Mt Budgrport with a cargo u
Ittpty barrels. to [Inks in South Brook
~yn. ller captain was warned not tu
make the trip just then as the ice no
moving in large quantities and it woul-
ne very dillicult for a sailing vessel t-
iet through. However he decided to
make the attempt; now he wishes he had
listened to the warnings.
All went well on the trip until the
«ehuoner got near Band‘s Point. Then
the Ice commenced to gnther and thichen
”01nd henandbythctlrccahczo
ippositsthc point she was unmotroll
little. The captain thought it would
come out all right in a day or two air
hohopcd to proceed on his trip But
when several days passed and his boat
had been forced away of! the rrgulu
untrue he began to get anxious.
Justatthis timethe inastore a hole
in the renal and it was found necessary
to heep at work on the jumps to earn
thsachormcr from laundering. To add
to the disasters the provision gave out
and starvation and thirst stared them in
the face. For lire whole days they
drifted about withouta dropto debtor
a meal to eat. Signals of diure- wmv
down curses-Illa; rear-ls pascal that
woos-s mat the W' “fill
at night.
Almost when the party had given up
hope the m
wmmstiothmawdm
W i
so. cool-Is immediatelf' has
“for Wilson‘s Point, the wind bring
hroralh its and his men were a»
weahthatthsymoldnstworh the res
aalpropaly. ”would! tthoinl
lsstflcnhysftsrnoon. having bacccnl
t-ndays
Theicewasmlbichatthh placcshe
mldcotgctwitldoamilacflaad.
lilac-lawmmadshctnooce answered
them. Onlondsyafterrmononwoftbe
crew decided that he might as well
hedrowcsdssto starve todsatbaohr
atarlcdtowalh mhore on them. He
gotwlthina mu saslis offices
wheel-stems. newts.» wsshtbsl
sstlnattlwshshflsotbcessernfrsw
thsshovahawuldhrabsrndrowasd.
ficmecystrrmalhuachadabostaad
forced thdrwaythrcsgh thsicato
whereihshalfdrowaadslasrlagmaa
wsscllcghztos big aha. new.
l,tshcosthorcssdmt'adfort
‘V'l
been theguest of her sister, Hts. John r
mwmfimamwm if '0
HOYT’B, SOUTH NORWALK.
ll fill]. Bills VIII
not create calcareous?
ms ([11er steam.
'rao Iron-Ia at tho Iwrtas or Atalan-
Cant-talc]! In tho law-ll Gymna-
stow use Ilsa-yrs. roost suitor,
mm. hints on nor-mm
m...“ rotors.
Thsfourtholthcaerimuflthlcfbmn-
.. m.mmhmmui an...
’ , ‘ sums liESSiliE.
harafiw midnight at pmAhn‘W :
:3”lequ “re-vb! Annexation Considered Behind
thaflldwllflcdq
lluryC. Mailman! -5
the 'l‘itusrllla (Po) Herald.
mg “WILLIS or Putnam
dense-Ill
tests betwnn the Young Men's
amoeiatlcuaof Norwalh',
Stamford tooh place lmt night intha
Nurwalh association's gymnasium before
a large audience. The competitors was
the Park City tum, composed of learn.
Hebhsrd, O'Brien, [4,“. (Huh-and
Parroti, and the local tum, confined of
lirmrs. Raymond. mm
HollandCram. The contest autism
of the we inns. shots-t headline.
pole ,vault and quartscmila run. The
Norwalh boys, although defeated by the
Psrh City team when they competed
with them at Bridgeport, were thorough-
ly “at home” on their ownapparatus.
and easily defeated their opponents.
Both turns were heartily amlandad
throughout the exhibition. 'l‘hcscores
were as follows:
E
RICH JClPo
Richardson ............ tfertSlnchesleoiats
Hall .................... .6 " 2 “ ll
Robertson .............. .5 “ I “ 8t '-
era-...... 4 “ll " U "
soy-one ............. .5 - I r it "
Habbard.. I " t " ‘lI “
trllrlcn ..... ..l “to “ 0t "
.. d "H “ I “
‘ to” .a u at
Norwalh. “t points; Bridgeport. all points
SHUT FLT.
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a - a " l'l' “
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momaydnu; Bridgeport. undue.
' rota vapor.
Richardson. ...ttect 4 inch. lspoiuts
Rev. C. LPaddoch. than.“
the Unlvarsslist church at Gamma.
Macadam!
hucacfuuvons ’lla
wsso'mimhwarthahrcsadcmlssmh‘ ash-no son-Io- win no couoa u“ ra-
Wm... “I a» mlllmahwbiawai “ “"“W'”‘ "m"
at H. 1'...de . fibula-rota” .
favor. v,” .1 "swimsuit :5 ‘l W
Li ii: A
.5“- ??me wilt-M
from hill, though havingthsilvantagacf
. ”mmflmmm' country lhsunflllabad businem. hadto girl
of wsailathesensteio the sundry civil ap
prgrlationlxtll. All the amendments to
“bill nportcdhythcoouunlttsaut Op-
us (including the World's fair
hasaeeeptsdaeallto
Wallacallrucc of‘
United Statacoumat ‘ )‘efldWof.wlththcsxcaptiou
manuammmuorotsom of seriesrelsttng to rtver and harbor
lsafWhittisrasiifseorrsapondtng ramshandthmawen in the full
mks mldm‘“ tidacfdebstcwhsnthaprc‘lut'afla-
tighflhgm 5W! M! :3 m llaamdelay 3:1... theses-a2:
guiltytfmurderlntheasct-d “ meflsrmaaemoticnw-‘lntoeucutire
Wllfilmloflyflll'llm.“ *-
Jfin chcusof Milldale. 0.. reached a
murmmningnmnoco nets routes. Wind the attention of the bonus
“loweycuthlsforalavordcaaymtasp.” Thane-Ian! debatewaa enllvscsd by Mr
Wale”) whomadc of his
CANADIAN SHIPPERS DISSATISFIED. unflaadcharmterlstie eschmbnt't‘h'a
the flaw canal falls Ana lag-rind as
hm at large looked upon thscowtrorsrsy
Inna". “ a. "flu m m excitement. and it aided without
Mortals Fab. ill—Tbs any noneitbarsida. Againstthsamend-
l“ W changing the existing pension laws
[relic Mord: r wars amt-ha
tic-hf which waapmtptmad untiltodaym
the 'mit'f-I' a Isaac‘s .- law-II.
1h“) [Incident seat a mess-gs to the san-
ataflcommemiluz the annexationof the
lllwhlian islands to the United States.
It * aeonurpo: tied byatrsatycf uneas-
honor-1': «5 between the hecretary d
“w and l (”Hawaiian
I Innis I» cwmapcndmcs ”Who
bibs Intern nations. The treaty is brief.
lug merely tor the annexation of the
under the present prorlfloual pro
mt. and leaving the details of the
mane-t form or government. etc. to
Hutton at confirm Tris
suit rely voluminous, gluing bdthhtany
gives a complete sfths
which
thattltautratolhw‘lllmrlolllyufh
tranhof thhpcrt Uldwlhaarw
.
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Notwalh. 8' points: Bridgeport. 1.) points.
BROAD NIP
Rithardson........ .. .fifaet Sluchssflpolnla
rlafl....... " I“ " "
Rolrrllson....... "l0 ' "
Cram... . ..-.. " “ “
..
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3938221838
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Norwalh set points; Inflation. 182 points.
The total scores were as follows:
Raymond. .. ...”..u...‘
llebbard .. ....
O'Brien. ”ll!
Lyon ...................................... 222
Iharhson ..... . . .... ....zts
Permit” ..Ill
(mud total \orwalh. 1.455 points: on...
port. I” polnls.
Norwalh's score is the highest one yet
made In the competition. and puts them
in a fair way to win «new. The
next contest is scheduled in link 8.
ho mm mot-eta remain. Mord go-
Iug to Wood NM going to
astelsasrdfrumthe M
theWwIpurt Watercompany‘wupnad
the House. At the malls
homey, of Pm, who Wand.
’ ......m-ww
Aldq'men flea and McKee. "PP'
Auditor w. film. City ”'me ”till-throne. Inmbafltllycarwdfor.
AntonWeberandCoanJm Throw-mourns ofby
H c Southard. warmth Ito-dbl- for any n! theClIi-
Thacounaelforthadcfsus arguad that W” thcialands to come intothe
U-l‘uir
thedsfendants wasfotcsd ”be dcbtsof Hawaii are con-
I’ll! treaty proposes that the United
the aflitlarltl had m build in Judge MID-ll assume lllrtn, but shall receive
Moore mrvsd his decision. h‘mm the ration- incotnra of the in.
.___AA lands. amounting. his-old to about rm,-
no wyo-Io. consort-I noosIoos. We not
"W W} , ”JR-Ibo“ ’— liaising luvcna' lecammeadatlwua.
storial hallottahenwacthamsstuciliag Pollowlngaresomseatrsetsframlinis—
or the moon. John curt-o ur'sdwm dispatches ~75. annexation
lashed oncrotc of securing the
Thevote warasfollowa: John C. Thomp- thc departure of the comm'mslouera for
sontllcm.:).$t WilliamBrowntMLI; W The
George '1‘. Beck (Dem). 10.? lerraa tothaliawaiiaasngar planters shouldbe
Rep),7; C. D. Clark (Rep), 2. Thirteen limitfito Imlllspsrponnd. ltwouldbe
lkmocrats except Baker of vacraa ll. Dole thsprasenthsadcfthe prorisiooal
county sndall the Molina except Taylor mt. the first American governor
of Albany county voted for'l’hcmpson. lt of Hawaii As to liquidaticnot all political
isncw thought therewill he noalsctioc, as claims, 1 suggest“ that Manchu“ be al-
ths Populism will now vote for on of lowed—mmmtha fallenQuracunuoha
their number the remaining dayaof the Iani and mono to the Crown Princess
Kalnl‘llandwmcadtoffhetwo
young phases.“
factor and Carllalc Carafe-r.
Mr. Carllslcbac been in conference with
. ...... . moon-.555 mm: "m
sic-er from March! for the ' instruct 1" ‘
tlonoffour yearsfrom July]. “homi- vies W m “d i' ”V Nun“ pointers
WW fromiiserstary Foster. Mr Carlials sold
WW. wm(m)dw thathacould not .0 any mint-p
porttohsa judgcofthcanparisrcourtf or Mh'mmh‘r " ““5“"
“I“ years [m Jul" “a Penn Both game-t would not allow gold logotoa
nominations were rsfsrradtc the commie W“. l“.
tea on saaeutlvs nominations. In the "I m". '- secretary " "Hm"
ace-ease lorrla' Month‘s.
llamas. Feb. th-‘l'ha governor ssnt
mull-WWW Mplalb,"baaaidtoafrlead. ‘Oneofmy
a lrattflclalatepawillbstolssu bonds.
1......" ’ 'm'm’ """.‘:.1':..""" ooditlowtlllommsyupeim as
tlonaaamcmbrrfromthiseily.whichwaa M. u m Wflherman act will
accepted. thallba
M It surprise no one familiar with
Imbatantlalfllfts ror Ions-s. 3;, 'fm’. 91...»... .mmm
MorJ‘rb. Id—llarrard nniraraliyll asso'onastltaShermaaccabllag gaetpasses
midtohavs recalrutnoticsof twoffia— hothhonsas. 'l'ha Shannan enabling act
onscf “monitors-sew dormitory 0““ willhohablybep-wdas an amrlaiment
aseommcdstionof poorer students. This Iathaaundryclrllbliltnths sonata.
lalobe hesitated near Divinity hall'l'ba ~————-————-——-—
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our store during next week. Everything ismarhed in plain
figures and you can pick up an article, see what it will cost
you. Just think of it, any article worth 01.00 you can have for
86} cents. Our reason for doing this is simply thisz~
emulation of goods in this stock this year has been too large.
We made this discovery last Thursday, at which time we lin-
ished inventory, so give it strong nllopathic doses right away.
You don’t have opportunities like this thrown in your way often,
We the biggest and best offer we overloads yet, and what’s more,
we won’t do it again.
3"“ “5
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Kitchen or Hons’e Furnishlng goods bought at
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gnaw-...-
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(TAfter this date car stars will be
closed as Treads.
may ere-lags. a C a 'elaeh. . ‘
a on leads . Wed
y aesday and
Thursday and
untimsnthaswtnstaatlyiuereaarddnee U
spublleans void for Roch (Dem. ). All fortunate to havrsneha man asSanfoId .,
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The following is a bulletin of prices:
Gents’ whitcBh‘Irts sud Drawers, reg.
pr.
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1.75,
3,“),
NOW
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3 .75. rod’c’d to: .48 each
.85,
1.25,
L50.
1.15,
2.00,
.85,
1.26,
l 50,
, 1.75,
2.00,
1.00,
1.36,
1.50,
1.45
1.7]
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_ Sale begins Saturday. Febmary 4.
Sammy evening. February Illz g.
and ends
H
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menmdmsbwvmmrmo
Regular price 01.50, rcduccdto $1.31 each.
If
Ceuis' and Iadica' Wool Hosiery and dim to be
thsahuvestsslmllsr reduction.
335 Per Bent. 335 Per cent.
1'“ ..
. qm' to
Remember this does not cover the whole store, but only our
Kitchen Department. If you want anything or know of 1 any-
thing you will wont, get it this week.
/
83 Washington 8!,
3E0. VIII liSTlllE, hop. _
Great Reduction in Hannah!
lhi will be the biggest week of the season to
Ladies‘ Gents’, and Children's Heavyweight Manuel Under—
wear to be sold for what it will bring.
be loaded with these Bargains.
'_0ur center counter will
u
.89
.93
1;” 9‘
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1.” ,.
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G'euts'gray Shirts and Drawers, reg. priest .75, rsd’c’dtos .45 each
If
.69
.93
1.20
1.43
1.63
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Lsdica’ white Vests and Pants. reg. prices 65. rcd’c’d lot .48 each _ -
73 u
.93 “
1.20 n
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.535
These—
.33
upward. These lots, 5
. an the
‘ Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now ofi'er them
for sale at prices rang—
ing from ‘
comprise the ChoiCest
Location in the City
limits, Within 10 min-
utes’ walk from the
walks all the Wily; and
No better
lots can be had III the
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you Wish.
For further particulars en~
JOHN HINDS,
0n the premises, or
“summit swim;
83 Washington St, at the others
not the Old Well Cigar Co.
, quire of
BAROAINB ll
wt__u PLED-
Pictures ironed toaster.
IITISTS' IITEIIIit. >
Paints. Oils. Class.
PllIllllli. Piliilltltlili ill)
amounts f
is Wsshlastaa st. 8a. Kora-ilk...
our "intent stunts it I
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depot, with good side:
in the very heart of
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Norwalk Chronicler