Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 11, 1893 · page 1

 

 
 

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Wfit, to Oliver? E. Bark

efik To continuance of the ear Into

Very truly,
, Wander-signed havin II
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IIIS Ihléwfl IIPllTITEF ,,

sun-As 3'“, OF DARBIIIT,

slum winger.

lamhmwhbahlm
. mwflhMm-ahauuala
”Herdsman-a lbllllladar
” on mama-pm
Mull-shin _
Peterkmeffakeville, headbrake!
manon'ConduflorAlbertheilef-traiu
on the Danhuryhranchof the Oumoli- pla 0P0”
and railroad. wu bully Injured 1-“ n w
evening. He was climbingdown the "“‘ifidmm wihingmand mil?
ddeofaoarfor thepnrpoaeof uncoup-

filowingm this came a bug mile, the
ling n from u“, rate! the m .0 that feature-of which were Carmanceli in his
it could be switched ona siding. The

noveland artistic musical act; billeHLu‘
train w. at Ilia Ann street

cilia in eccentricdaneesthat called u‘uta

storm of a use; lfiss Cora Stnbng.

Inning .5. n,“ 531193.th who maii‘p":II madmn her dranllatic

songs: Is in an riah

g'”: ”u ""l “3;: ”fig; sketch, ando re. The bill caucuses

VII rownunder " I . with the burleaque The Pirates" I

passed over hi right arm, tembly Cruise." in which lille. Lucille andl ias

mangling it. He was taken to the aoTSmgmkithJJeadin roles. The

. - resque In u a on (lung

m” @m'w'llf: fgdpfximm women in an Amazon march, hild a
amputated the arm just below the
shoulder. The injured man has been
boarding for some weeks' In Danbury.

number of clever specialties.
It is not often that Norwalk has such
He ieltfor that plaeeonthe 11:20 train
last night.

 

giveagmndapaotaoular parfcmalitlaat
thalawnlk Opus BMW
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a treat in store as the Ida Klein Opelratic
concert company. Her support is oil the
very best. The New York World Ilays:

Another notable feature of the concert
was the singing of lime. Ida Klein. Per-
psnosiugerwas eversubjscted to .IWV-

erer test of the volume of her voice. The
thousandsofcbildren chatting and laugh-
ing at the tables while they ate Inside a
most tremendous noise of that peculiarly
penetrating shrillness which can be com-
pared to nothing more filly than to the
piping of innumerable small ally

be when thomands of children in the

galleries, waiting for their turn all the
Inbles, simply added to the din. When
Mme. Klein ascended to the raised plat-
form to sing the people In the boxes in
the rear of the great amphitheatre Ilmil~
ed, as if expecting to be unable to hear a
note of her song. They were most agree
ably astonished. Over all that shrill noise
arising from the threats of 10. 000 child
ran, the sweet notes of her clear soprano
voice floated as smoothly as oil does over
troubled waters. Her voice did not ruin-
gle with those other discordant sounds.
it went over and around and about them
clearly and sweetly. The people" II the
boxes appreciated her cations and up
plauded her to the echo.

ANOTHER CGNTBST.

 

'I'.I.O.A. Ina-l of liarwaik. Bridgeport
aadljaabary to Compete.

Ata misting of representatives of the
Young Men's Christian associations of
Fairfield county, held in the parlors oi
the Norwalk association, yesterday after-
noon, it was decided to hold another?»
pentathalon contest under the rules that
governed the one just ended The
Stamford association, which withdrew
from the last contest, will not enter the
forthcoming one, as it claims they are
not strong enougbto compete with the
other teams. The associations which
will compete th'w time are Dauhnry,
Bridgeport and Norwalk. The prize is a
handsomebanner, offered by the state
committee.

Atthe Irritating. yesterday, Secretary
'Charles McPherson represented the Nor-
walk amociation; Professor Conn, of
Bridgeport, the association in that city,
and Ieonard Wildman, the Danbury

, mociation. it was decided to hold two
contests, one at Norwalk, March 22, and
at Bridgeport, March 30. No contest
willbehcldin Danbury on account of
the a-ociation in that city having too
smallagymnmium. The team scoring
the highat number of points in these
contests will he declareed the winner.

rznwwsulr IEBTING.

Mr. Ilyatt Still \ery low.
James \‘I'. Hyatt still liesin a critical
condition at his home on West avenue.
lie [Issued a restless night and at 5
o’clock this morning bad a sinking
spell. Ills family were summoned to
he bedside.” it was thought he was
dying. He rallied about 7 o'clock. how-
ever, and at noon he seems Io be resting
easier. At times he is delirious. The
attending physician thinks he can last
but a few hours longer.

ODDS AND ENDS-

Turpentine is good for lockjaw.

A sister 3 office Is a noble and gentlcm

The father of Dr. Rush was a farmlar
borer.

The friend of everybody is nohody'a
friend.

The knitting machine was inventor! by
Baotou in ma

In N years South Australiahuhadfl
administrations.

Love says there is some good in the mom
disagreeable people.

Command large fields. but culliivata
small ones—Virgil.

 

‘I'oba Held in Bidgeflald next Tuesday
larnlag and Afternoon.

A fellowship meeting will be held by
the Congregational churches of this
vicinity in the Congregational church
at Ridgcileld, next Tuesday morning and
afternoon. The programme follows:

1] a. In —Praiae service, scripture
reading and prayer.

11:20; In. ——A conference and discus
sion, Jopened by Rev. Messrs. 8. J. Austin
and.) .Backns. T c—“Wa are Mem-
bersOno of Another. flow shall we
correctaau and selfish iudIvidual.
ism in the tian and church?

12:15p. m.-—Prayer meeting. Prayer
not for the Holy Spirit, but knowing

 

Kiln w h M (0,. our ”Wil- One hour of righteousnem is worth more
in the da; of Iii-w “w- 70 re"- 01 III-rm
l Aft—8 p ll.- orwsociability The grand problem of aerial navigatimr
and light lunch. is yet awaiting a solution.
2v m--——Pnimmi°o TbahmouaathsdralatVinnalIuow
2:15 p. m .—Scrmon. Rev. Joel 3. iron. lighted withdectrlcareiighta
offitratford. Sermon Ibeme-“'i‘ho Ap

in iWIhvydooompo-ed potashanddio
covered mas-dam. anon afteraoda
0n the very day the first church w-

peal of Religion to Common Sense. "
2:45 p. m. —lfutnal consideration of
the suggestions of the sermon topir. To

be by Rev Hours. 6 u Beard pk started the devil produced a bypocritlb.
D ;’l‘. ..Noble 1). 1)., and W. D ”an. The first cnvclomovermadeiaaaldltoba
8:45p In .—Closing appeal, with in the Won of Ibolmudou museum

prayer and benedicition.
Trains to and from Ridgofleld: Arrive
at 9nd 10:47 a. In. Leave at 3:25, 4:25

The bomollrnt man in the lower house of
congress to William 1'. Parrstt at indium.
Millions of butterflies.“ iscialmrld.“

and 6: ill p. In. eaten every year by the Australian almig-
Inna
M .. V” I It is said that gmn vegetablss‘rataln
“W” m" “I”- their cohirwhsn cooked in an unarmed
Ontlnilortalcndarllst of the civil vowel.
.‘Sopsltw' Court, yestwday, was the moo Thfmythhuthattbetmlflolruay
tionofthedefendanta for non of par. game-M" WI“ "Kl III-I-

ticulanintheauit of George W. Cram,
«offlorwalkna. the New York, Provi-
dence and Boolean-limit coupaay.
The road tamed being under loans to
new.» lattereompanyare
thud distill-uh. Ir. Cram, who Is
aenatraetor.harla contractfonomsof
the gliding work connected with the
huildiugof theirigdrawbridgeovar the

The Mississippi a nhallowa than.“ has
has battle since use and ill-lineal cout-
plataly from «cuppa-that. 1min.

Annmbar of M. Pia-re understood to
be in favoroi havinganofldalverlhatim
report of the pruomdinpof parliamht.

it will never salsa tobaawnudsr‘totha
aver-m man how anyisliowcould Ivar fail
in love with his (the average man's) Matt.

Ontbslflthoi Desambardflkmlbanka

to all lb} their liberal patronage i the

IRGEy I OOKWOOD. .
rehased the Fire Insuraniie. and Real

George Lickwood, at No.2 80th
‘ Lidia street, 80th Norwalk, Con! would most re

flte trainees at o;
,I wish to express my
IEliot, and Inca [Br

fiDGOGSBOI‘

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There will be preaching loudly even-
ing at rm o'clock in St. Paul's chapel.

' VanZandt avenue.

Ethel, daughter of Barry Hunter,“
Cove street, isreoovering from an at-
tack of diphthuia.

Rev. George Pack, of Weatport, the
sonofDr.J.0. Pack, one of the misp
aionary secretaries of the Methodist Epiov
oopalchurch,h to preach in the East
Avenue Method“ church at the Sabbath
morning service. The pastor, Rev. C.
II. Pogg, will preach in the evening on
”Be Strong.”

Owing to the storm less than twenty-
Iive persons attended the Epworth
League sociable at the home of Miss
Sadie Randall, Riverside avenue, last
night. Those who were present, how-
ever, thoroughly enjoyed the following
excellent programme: Piano solo, “Bon-
nie Deon," Miss Sadie Hawkins; reading,
“The Life of Robert Burns," lfias Sadie
Randall; piano solo, Arthur N. Paddock;
reading, “Edinburgh," lira. S. B. Welsh;
piano solo, “Over the Lake," A. R. Paul
dock.

BOWAYTON.
Mrs. Smuley Lowndes fell on the we
a few days ago and injured herself quite
badly.

Frederick Lyon, nephew of Mrs. E. V.
lionheinier, was at in?! summer resi
dense yesterday.

Owing to the continued illness of Rev.
C. G. Cullen, Edward Bennett will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the Baptist church
to morrow.

The funeral of Frederick W. Kline,
who was killed by the Springfield ex-
press, was held yesterday afternoon from
Undertaker Gregory's rooms in South
Norwalk.

The Epworth League of the Methodist
church realized 810 from the necktie and
apron sale which was held last “’an
day evening at the home of Frank Stev-
ens, hfain street.

DARIEN.

Frank Tooker has ncovered from a
two weeks' illness.

James Irving, who died suddenly
while digging clams :It king's End. was
buried from Undertaker Birchard's
rooms yesterday afternoon. The inter-
ment was in Roion cemetery.

The large hcunery at Mini Davia‘
school was blown down during the wind
storm Thursday night. When Charles
Bates woke up in the morning he found
several hundred bricks lying on the
ground, which had fallen from the
chimney.

We are convinced that the facts in re-
lation to James Dinan, a clerk for J= E.
Ballard. were mkrepresented to a Sam-
ssI. reporter. Mr. Ballard states that
James Dinan has been in his employ
nearly one year, and that he conaidera
him strictly honest, and he would be
willing to tnIat him in his employ. We
are sorry Mr. Ballard did not make this
statement when a reporter called on him
last Wednesday.

CBANBBRRI’ PLAINS.

lira Angeline Tuttle Is sick.

lira. Charles Baldwin is very sick; her
recovery is doubtful.

Dir. and Mrs. Bhrevos, of Norwalk. are
with her parents. lir. and Ira. Charles
Baldwin.

III. and Ira. Charles Dunes, also Ir.
I-‘rod Boston and really. III-t Wm
day with relativ- In W“

Ir. and II... M In. David
Tucker and lanai were gas-It at Dr.
and lira. Jamal Battery. of Silvemiue.
on Wadnuday.

it to reported that George 3. Hill. and
family, of New York, will anon take
posse-ion of the place now occupied by
Charles 1’. Benton and family. as Ir.
ltlls’ mother aspects to purchase itfrom
the estate of the lab Charles Ounce.

 

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monthbahrengbtsuit use. tho“cotn mm. ItmuvodbrmII-olr}

moneounia“aactionof thepvactlcsact.
asklagtordamagasfor 01.000aadoosta
’l‘beddoarhatsaliagelackuf knowledge

trimaran—nation theav'aiialilaeoal
Mutant Britain will be tritium

dihbiiltytothepiaintlli and ask that
hehacrdwsdtollsabillof particulars.
Owinghthaablsnealu’i‘smof Levi

Wm, attorney for the plaintiff, the

emaweatovar foraweek.

scrum

Ammapaoftbeftoman
”maths-Intonation

and aaiatiugwoods and forests utilising
wantonlydsatvoyad. ‘

dangerous
anngbttoreilevetkomonotnny bIIpirtlo
sopblcmndnpon hisressnt riot-ligand

 

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it was a ride thruugha and
wintry. and the pdi“

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III. Jaw-LWNBCIIU
Iaahaad's cruelty to lav.

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BramArtburmqua
year-ha mmmi:

Rov.Dr.AndrevrP.Peahndy,farfll
years a member of Harvard’s faculty, died
at Cambridge, Mala.

The bondholders of the Philadelphia and

 

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W. '1'. BRYANT.

Lizzrl: armour). ’
Wham-n. McLeod nus. Ind In“ LII-ma sum: HANSON
knowledgcof we purchase of New England WM. r. “Rim“,
and Boston and Maine stocks.

And a Great (‘0wa of (hmedy Players

Mr. Gladstone has been summoned to an
audience with the queen. Sea the BnItnrfl “Dance '
The committee of the reiclntag on the '1?"th
army qu rejected um um. clause of the ““0 Alma-mu

bill fixing the affective force of the Ger-
manarmyintimsofpaasoatmdm.

Rev. D. T. Stratum was mistaken by
‘I L III Lr I“ . Ill!
They robbed and maltrvated him in every
way and hgan preparations to hang him,
but dasistcd.

A gang of thieves is believed tohave been
organised to rob poetoiiicaa in Westchater
county, N. Y.

Colonel Sammie has delivered the deed
to Fire Island to comptroller of New York
state.

The first postmaster appointed undertba
new administration is Newton A. Hamil-
ton of Elora, Tenn.

Edwin W. Thompson, Jr., dropped dead
at Orange. 8. Y.

The Toledo, Ann Arbor and Michigan
strike is waning.

The Woman's World's fair souvenir coin
will be stamped with the portrait of lan-
balla of Spain, the first coin ever issued by
this government bearing the portrait of a
woman.

The fight over the mayoralty in Chicago
has developed into a question of Carter
Harrison against anybody who can beat
hint. regardless of politics.

Everything New. Bright and Sparkling
Wilson-ed seats on min at Platsud'a drpg
. m

flPElII llflll8E, “III“.

I. P. ADAMS. Ian-gar.

noun Eva's. IIIII. l3

Till

IDA KLEIN
Ilperanc Concert in.

 

[Jinn-ting at Albany.

ALBA“. March lL—Among the bills
pa-ed by the senate were the following:
Providing for the appointment of two corn-
misalouers from New York and two from
Brooklyn as trustees of the Brooklyn
bridge: creating a board of pnblicworks in
Yonkers; authorising the issue of mono
in bonds for an addition to Bronx park ho
tanical garden. The assembly rejected the
bill to exempt from taxation homesteada
valued at “filler 1-.

Mr. Farqubar has introduced a lill Ina-
bracing a complete revisions! the tax but
of the state.

 

Q11 RINK. Prlma Donn Soprano.
“5 Elm "RTHALD. Tenor
MLLI. P1130. DARRI Conrnlto
HONOR GII'SKPPE \‘llTA. Basso.
MR. CHAS. I. PRATT. Musical Director.

New Jersey's Insulate".

ansroa. .‘iarch ll.—-Govaruor Warts
sent the following nominatbnltothe sen-
ate: l-‘or law judge of Morris county, Wil-
liam \t‘. l‘utler; for prosecutor of the pleas
of Morris county. ‘ ‘ S. “ ‘ ,for
law judge of Camden county, George A.
\v’roomnn. The Wanner veto was overrirb
den in the senate byaatrict party vote.
The huzm- committee has atmnclrd the
racing IgI-alrra and they are (loud. A
concurr. 2.: resolution was adopt «I pmvi-l
ing for also die adjournment today at l
o'clock.

IESIIVRD BEATS. - 754-. and al.
DENIM]. ADMISSION, - 50v:
Great Artists. Excellrut programme.

Seats on sale at Pinned s and Plsimwl' 1-. :11th

THE STORY Of-

Ben Hur,

“I“ All] ululmhrl Ivy

L. O. ARMSTRONG

It

Music Hall,
WEDNESDII. MARCH I5

Under the auspices of the

Y. P. s. ol E.

ofthe

Suit limit Berlin CIIIIIIII.

ADIIBSIOI ”a. annavnn SBA“ 50¢.
l-‘eatacan bemdatl’laistad sand Hair I
mg am

IIIIIIlK OPEII llllll8E.

JUST ON! NIGHT.

WEDNESDII. lIIllCll l5

”Mtofthm

THE EARLY IIIIIIIS
BigBurIesquetompany

20—HIIIISIIIE Will—20

Wei-an llrderod at I’itlabnr’.

Plfisht'm. March ii.—«.\irs Ann G.
Murphy, sometimes known IIsAunieM
nnc,met death under suspicious circum
stances in the blacksmith ahopof Fraden
ick Krebs about midnight. Everything
points to murder, and Allan O'Brien and
August Meyers are locked up in the
Twelfth ward police station pending an in-
vestigation. The dead woman is well
known to the police. Since the death of
her husband two years ago has «rear has
been one of contact dissipation.

 

W at chap-an Quarries.

Bmunnl. Pa. March li.—Charlea A.
Camp, an Wu, was drowned at
Chapman quanta. Be and five other men .1
were let lntotha sass, 8 fast deep, with 7
fat of want, to wuk out the Ice jam.
Camp did not kvap hold of his rope. The
Ice broke. and he was drowned before his
companion could rescue him.

John c. an‘a Cane.

Await. March ll.——The case of John C.
loo, the second National bank ambrulsr
of New York city, came up before Judge
Wallace on an application to take the as.
out of the New York slatacourta and bring
It to the attention of a United Btatsajudga
and jury. Judge Wallacn reserved his dc-
cislou.‘

 

label I- the M Court.
PAIII, Harsh ll. --At the trial of the

Mémrmnfinyn Tb:
war of words. and”: Inns “film ”911"“ cm !
r“ In moo-stream. nominal ‘ A «’ I

it new-Ivy tooled the crowd.
cruel-mow the lava- tears.
“mall, Pa. March ‘ll. «Judge Bea
loyal thaWayno county court, has sen.
fenced William Watson and William
Dmitb, professIonal craekunsn, to seven
year-la the Ila-tern penitentiary for rob

 

 

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tsunami" Wit—1mm
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sitar-sou. ndladlagkhtwe tars
alaadrvw revolver-sail at
lease. (health-magi”...
ralssdawlndowandsbontadtnrbainand
theater-tied.

EOUBEWO::'A . ‘. I
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Law to Darrow law-y- ‘
Panama-nu. larch ll. «Judge Peu-
aypackar made an order to the receivers of Pl'Of. Ea HOUBBWOITII
the Min. Rollins molar “WM mammal ms In.
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llornumvws. Pant-rah it. Alan-as ll.

viewing mu... “ "7:“
Adjourned Auction SaIeI

Willmflat

Public Auction ,

Wine. who from documents In lib
natal-mlppaadtohafm Nashvilll.

ifrom the platform of a train oaths
Penmylvaatsranroadatluhwtbuauoa
nadir-killed.

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Saturday, Monday,
and Tuesday
Sum all bi man am at- our Store

83 Washington St.

 

The rainy days lately have allowed us to
go through our stock and pick out many
lots of goods, some of which have moved
slowly, and others of which we have too
much.

We cannot mention them on account of
having to get this ad. in The Sentinel ON
TIME. .

But you will find our counters filled with
special lots at out prices. Some lots are
small, some big. Come early so as to make

your selections from the complete assort-
Inent.

SPRING JACKETS

have begun to arrive.
buying elsewhere.

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See our line before

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83 Washington 83,
6E0. VIII iLSTIIIE, Prop.

M. 3. SMITH

For the present season is displaying

Scotch, French and Domestic Ginghams

in all the newest styles.

 

 

matter this date our store will he
closed on Tuesday. Thursday and
iriday evenings. at 6 o rl.ork

own on lolday. Wednesday and
Saturday evenings

 

 

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An Endless Varier of [luring Flannels.

A New Arrival of

Low Priced Dress Goods
in all the seasouable colorings.

——~.—¢oo -«-——~

A large line of

Lace Trimmings. Cambric, IIainsouII. and Swiss
Embroideries. Victoria Lawns. India Linens
and Plaid IIaInsnoks.

_a...

The Latest Styles of Ladies' Collars and Cults

”.mquw

Our Stock of

DOMESTIC Illll WHITE 60008

for the coming season is supplied with everything desirable.

in Gems’ Finishing Stock

is filled with all the latest novelties in the mirket.

 

 

 

Large stock of

Oil Cloths,

embracing all the newest patterns.

 

We carry a nice line of low priced; wisps“
WINDOW SHADES. "
Also the greatest care given to special orders.

 

2 Large Lots BIIIIIII in.
4 600d LOIS " -;
Woodward lie.
9 Nice Lots

Riverside ire.
I4 Choice Lots ,
Lincoln ire.
I5 SIgIIlIy Lots ' .
on the Bluff
overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the \Voodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots "on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds arequ
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
Y on can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.

If you will only try youwill
own a lot in a short time.

————aco——-
PRICE,

$350, $400, etc.

For further particulars en-

quire of
JOHN HINDS,

On the premises, or

CHRISTIAN SWIIITZ.

83 Washington St, at the office i
”of the Old \Veil Cigar C0.

7§:«Washinglsn ”iii-ill

WLII IILIII.

Pictures Framed In order.

IIITISTB' IITEIIILS,
Paints. Oils. Glass.

 

 

I’lIIIiIIIIi, urn-Innis III
amounts.

L. H. Decker,

79 Washington BL 80. Walk.

A GOOD TOWNI

Grit,
VIII.
Push.

Ila-v.

ran

Morality.

 

 

 
 

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