hi.“ it llTlllEii.
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._ : er err. A. s. “venue's
; . 1 . or refinements.
l
_ WMmetrheleeth
' = mesons-Immu.
. , mamas-emu
”sometime-r.
' ' litrt‘intheetries offonrserinone
“tithe eerebies le lettbew, wee given
Nita. e. s. Kevenegh et theI'lrst
’mlet church yertsrdey morning,
, steuegh took histextfmmtfet.
thew lit, 8. as said, in pm. that Jesus
elweysspoke in perebles,end tbet the
”simple rtoriee weretold Theone
greet thought the pereble of the text
outlined, wee thet Christlenr, se the
dleelplesofold. werebssrers. Thepews
mate “it minister; attention is every—
‘ thug. Jesus guerded the disciples
Wmln thinge. Mr. Kevenagh's
.. that theseednwn
srscter, end in places
where it would ng forth fruit, and not
,. onrtony ground. It wasemcrt inter-
,fltleg discourse and most attentively
listened to. Mrs. Salter sang "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought,” had never
' with (renter expruelom In the even-
.gielthedisconrrewestheiirst ofeserles
es "Typlcel Conversions," end wee e
most interesting accountof the "Life red
9 whrkoflerrylcCenley.” Next Sunday
”sling Bpurgeou will be theeubject.
' ThelptVorth‘Leegue service was largely
. hteedrdeud ery interesting. Hire 0...
. members the League resisted. 8hr
here a prsydr end address, end the barn-
tifui solo,’ here is e Green Bill Far
Awey,"w rendered by Miss EveL.
French. ire Bertha Ariems was the
eccompen .
nth luv-elk Beptlst.
. of the Rev. R. 0. Sherwond'e
sermon e the South Norwalk Baptist
church estcrday morning, was Gui»
He said Peul’e teachings to
theGeleion church had been celled in
question becouee he had not insisted on
i . 7- to Jewish forms and fredi
e clelms that it was his business
h Christ, not Judeiem, nor e
lcChrietienity. In this text he
giver e terse, comprehensive stetement
:, philosophy of the Christine life.
. According to this, Uhristienity is allvlng
‘ fo’eeinhumenllvesendnotemers sys-
: of dogmetic creeds. To be a Christ
5‘ lee is to here Christ in the life; and if he
hit.” there, life is not then. This life
in cot-let, or this Christwllfe in us, implies
e doesn‘to sin. .Beptlsm, scripturelly
sdmiobtend, beautifully’ symbolizes
this, e deeth to sin, resurrection to snow
life. "Birried with him in heptierri into
dath" and raised up to pewneer of life.
We may know whether we here this
Christ-life by the fruits we beer. Trees
ere hot known by their lehele, but by
their fruit. Christians are unknown
simply by professions; by their fruits ye
shall hhow them. As to fruits there
need be no mistake. Christ exemplified
“ them in his own life. Some of these fruits
were, obedience to God's will, humility,
love for sudcring humanity, reel sympo-
thy, which is more than mere pity. The
mention is frequently discuered er to how
we mey reech the masses. Chrlet resch-
;ed them by sympathy. lie geve himself.
‘ 18° urey the church reach them ifit with,
es. The etmoephere in which Poul lived
,lthis life wee feith. We ceunot grow if
f we try. We can supply conditions of
;grnwth, proper food, pure sir, suitable
emetione or relations, freedom from
rebelling forces. Fill the life full of
Christ; thermt will teke core of iteeif.
lo the evening lir. Sherwood preeched
the must sermon to the tire deportment,
* A lerperepreeentetion weelnetteudv
eece. Theeubjectof the discourse wee
“Quit ye, like men.” An after meeting
wee held, which wee ettended by e inrge
number. ....
lent. Melt congregate-oi.
Dmpitethcesveu weetber of yester-
dey,largeoougregetlonswereprsseet st
ll v.
thsrsrvicssinthesouth Norwalk Cors-
chureb. Tkemoruiegrsr-
dorms devoted tothe presentetion
of the
work of the Cow
mom
Wrens msg on m of
the Sync, “lesrsr ly (ted to Thee," by
Herbert Johnson, latter of the Mules
Dtrset Qusrtstte, Dates. . The sitar
meeting in the lecture room no e very
M.“ me I
levwelh Wu].
At the liorweik Congregstlorel
“My IMO]. We Tr Kr NON.
prsecbed upon "Walking with God ”
file tut werGenerlr v.,tt. Aftershow-
lng thee writing with God rlgnillsd not
only genuine hut preeminent Godliusse,
compenlooshlp end communion with
God. conformity to the voice of God,
sympathy with the cherecter end pur-
poses of God end whole«heerted devotion
to the intercom of the kingdom of God,
he closed by portrayluc the bleessdness
of walking with God, a hiererduees tbet
should courtrelo God’s chlldred to try in
their beertr as they sing with lips,
"0 for e close welk with God,
A color and heavenly frame
A light to shine upon the road
Thet leeds me to the Lamb l"
in the evening he spoke upon ”The
Bible and Ifodern Science—Genesis end
Geology,” his text being Genesis i., l.
,The elm of the discourse wee to do ewey
with the widespread impreerlon lhet
there is on irrepressible conflict between
the Iforeic eccount of erection end the
teachings of modern science.
lovwetk Dentist.
At the Norwaik Baptist church, yeea
terdey morning, Dev. F. 2. Robbins peid
ehigh tributeofrsrpect tothe lete Dr.
Gordon,“ Boston, e prominent Beptlrt
divine. lo the evening the pastor spoke
upon cherrcleraand service. The text
wee from Justine; the commend given at
the crossing of the Jordon. “Be strong,
he yo of good courage."
Nevwnllt Ilethedlrt.
Rev. A. ll. Wyett presched two excel-
lent sermons at the Nerwellt Methodirt
church, yesterday. The text in the
morning was from Acts: "l exercise my-
self to have e «luscious void of olfence
trwerds God end towards men." in the
evening the pastor preached upon conv
science._~~ w
"bet is the letter With This,"
Editor Evening .‘lertll'neI-Sm: “COD-
etent header," in liefurdsy's Summon,
gives observations of the tempersture on
l'ridey et the end of such three hours of
the twenty-four, and eske whet is the
everege, end bow to find it. The enewer
teem simple. What is the mutter with
this? Of course eight observations were
token. One was st zero, two Jeri than
zero,end live greater. Those'iere were
were one and three below. The sum of
therein four. There shove, or greeter
then zero were four, twelve, ten, seven
end six. The sum of these is thirty-nine
Subtrect the four below, or minus, end
the reenltis thirtyvllve shove, or plus.
Divide this by eight, the number of ob-
servational token, end we here it plus.
or shove zero. or the everage fix the time
observed But this is the everege be:
tween 3 n. in. end midnight. No obser-
vation was token at the beginning of the
twenty-four hours. B rtween 8 end 5
o’clocb in the morning there wee e fell
of two decrees. If the fell war the same
between midnight of Thund sy and ii e.
m. of Fridey, the temperature et the for-
mer hour was one shove, or pine. This,
then, would beedded to the thirtyvlive,
making the result for the dry thirty-six.
This wouldmeke nine obeervetlonr for
the twenty-four hours, end thirlyeix
.iivi led by nine equele four, the everegc
for Friday. Ali/nil! Its» one.
’lrtfllw‘eflvr Ewen lei-e Aw".
Yet-letdey afternoon, Clmetlau Swertz
end his deugbter, lies Helen riwertr, of
Heviiend street, celled on W. D. I".
Prentice, whobes been sick some time
etihe Woodwerd homesteed. As they
were driving out of the big gets, on their
return, the sleigh upset in e huge snow
drift, endboth occupents were thrown
out The horseren up Woodwsrd eve
one, thence uplnntb lain rtreeter for
or Dr. A ll Clerk's residence, where the
sleighderhed into n fire hydrant end
wee wrecked. The horse freed himself
end continued across the trucks and up
North Iniestrrrt, through Union end
Freehllnstrsets end down Werhlugton
streettotke port oflor, wherebe wee
caught by John fliers. One of the eel»
mrelqrwmqeltebediy cut. The in
jury wee startled to by Dr. 8. W.
venetysnsrpssesrtue.
Thereheetkieg breedm mentird so
rnuchmeshenprmverifite orlye
Mll'Alal "MM 8|”th 1’ A 4 '
PlOllhlAl PIIDWAIIIT.
Ibo Iteregeleeervelrs ere Overlewleg,
Int the fires ere let levee Irreeh to
I»!!! the learned Geese-rites Dee‘-
leg hie Irerrteg Iretbev.
rYrsterdey the llorwalk Water Oom-
rnieelooers mined the South lforwelk
commhslonsrs theta-logic eternity,
of water in the Norwelk distributing
reservoir, ‘they would once more be
obliged to buy water from this city. The
Norweik commierlonerr were record-
ingly given authority to open the tie-
lnch connection et Stuert evenue,end
also the other connections, if it wee
deemed neceerery. The Stuart avenue
connection wee opened at 2 o'clock yer-
wrdsy efternooo.
Alittlmlel. reporter who questioned
Weter commission” Frederick Mead
this morning concerning N rrwellt's scor-
clty of weter, wur informed that the
city bell more then enough water in its
storege rellervoirs, but the sixteen-inch
outlet from the distributing reservoir on
Spring Hill let out more water then the
twelve inch supply pipe would allow to
run in. A portion of the disteuce be-
tween the dlrtributing end storege res-
ervclrrle served bye sixteen-inch pipe
end e twelve-inch pipe runs the rest of
the wey. if the entire line were six-
teen-inch pipe, the city would here
enough water as long as the supply in
the distributing reservoirs held out. As
it iretprcsent, the weter at the Grape
end lawlsboro reeervolrs is running over
the overihw end the city is sudermg
from water femine.
The Weter (bmmieeioners here severe!
timer edviecd the leylng of srirreen-lnch
pipe, but the speciel city meetings have
edjlurncd without notion. Even if the
city does not intend to lncreese its wnter
supply at present the commissioners at
least think e pipe should be laid sufficient
to get whet water there is end not let it
go to waste. When the water in the die-
trihutlng reservoir was drawn below the
tire level it wee shot of! end the water
taken from Grupe’r. This reduced the
pressure to thirty pounds, end people re-
siding on the hills could not get much, if
any. weter. This left theplper in im-
minent danger of fretting up, end it wee
necemery to secure water from south
llorwslk.
Thracercityof water lsceused by the
increased consumption, caused by per-
sons leaving their feucete running to pre-
ventthe pipes from freezing up. The
water preesnre ls incrseeed by the supply
from own: Norwelk to sixtyoiire pounds.
s'rlxrous lllIAltll onsets.
'l'trey Leer- wf the We” of the Jennie 0.
Itey end the Ive l. Ferris.
The present severe weether hrs caused
coneldcreble anxiety among many Nor-
welk people, or well at others who are
Iergely interested in verselr of some sort,
for their safety. A Slammer. reporter
this morning mode inquries regarding
several Norwalk boete, end received in-
formation thnt will be gretifying to the
large number of share owners in this
piece.
The large thrre—masted schooner, “Jen-
nie 0. Hey," which wee on her way
from iisltimore to Boston, with n cergo
of coal, is anchored off the Blghlends
The tug “Corrie A. ltsmsey,” which
cents from outside, yesterday. reported
thet Ceptein Ower lit. John, who lives
in first Norwelk, wished to be reported.
At present Captein St. John linde it im-
possible to proceed on recount of the bed
weather, end the vest ice fields that
come ll-reting out from. the herbor. Hie
crew ere ell front bitten and exhausted
by their light with the storm end the
cold, end therchooner is bsdly iced end
very difficult to manege.
Theechooner “Ere L. Ferris," Cepteln
Stevens, tied up at one of the Stolen Is-
land docks on the tint dry of the storm.
end is entirely uninjured and perfectly
eels. She wee on her way from Belti-
morr to Wilson Point, end has a lerge
cergoofcoal forlobn ii. Ferris.
All terms in thb vicinity is et a slend-
stlll. The herhor end Bound are com-
plrtely blocked with ice. The propeller
"love" her been laid up forreverel deye
st pier Twenty-three, Beet river, end the
”Qty of lorwelh” eud“Vulall”eretlsd
up et their wberves in this piece.
M OI. '0' tile all“.
tbs-gentile". hetwhetwelreaetc
convey lrtbet too much of soy one
“meow-mercenaries». Tbeclerk, m’mmwa’u m... egsd
tiedforboereatkbdeeknssks rsieea. Wef'lltomendeeldhshedbesu
tinesehlrilyllg “it“ Mr unthyhersnn,lemuelBetdsn.othem-
armhole! mm, mm ford,tosxsmleehsreym. Be pretend-
I-uwwcbwbrflmur Wedndleonvsreeetarectouoneoftbe
friend's ermidste men budgeted by e ”‘Mum a. mm “in, n.
shrewd e Mauritanian-brilli- mnveiuefewmlnntrs. After e while
ThelewOeuaanlesssegsr tells of e
mameewhncallednfswdeye
daughter, eiecnleted "Burebe!" colleotd
of thegrowler. Iran.“ the mgmmum‘mmmm
howmewypieyseve maelstrom when mmmmmmu.
summeorelbemethowebltefesalla tlliiegbewesrmtbrberdsugbtsrmho
meet is sieved by e homey
dmeesr mmtssorg.
msertsseflfsrlt
le more? remedy
”In
m
Museums-restart» cents-
“Fromm
~u..u«~m«mu
ARY 11, l895.
mutter entities.
so... hsssistress Giving the
”prey e [tryout te mm.
{ Iflwltbsteuding thesrvere weather e
hep nemherof cltleses of Desire es”-
smiblel et the Town Hell letbat plies.
Hleturdey eftsrnnnn, to attend the
tingle more the epplicstlon of
Uurwelk Tremway company to or
lied on trolley rm shallots to the
Theme-ting wes celhd to order by
Town Clerk Theddens Bell end Williem
B. Willmott, Jr., wee chosen chairmen.
Amepof the proposed route war die
pleyed, end eftsr it bed been seeminsd
Ily the voters present, Rev. Arthur Reque
closed the following resolution in behnlf
of himself end a number of citizens who
were uneble to ettend the meeting:
, Wanna, Ate former hearing, on art
epplioetion made by the Stsmford Street
Bellwey compenv to extend its trolley
roed from the Newton river bridge to
thevillnge of Derien. a very decided ex-
pansion of 0 ohm wee givenlby e large
msjority of t e voters 0 this town con.
oerning the location of the trucks of sold
compeny. the width of wrought high-
wey to be required, end certain other
metters of detail; end
Wunsus, The Not-well: Tram wey
oompeny now makes sppllcetion to ex
tend its tracks over the euro piece of
public highwey of this town; end
Walnuts, Existin mndltions eppeer
tobetbe some so of the former
detc,eo fer es the community is con-
cerned; therefore be it
meeting tket those parts of the trolley
committee's re rt so given on the form-
ermaeion, w lcb pertained totheloce-
tion of the trolley road andthewidth
of wrought highwey, aouordin to'which
tbstracks of said trolley were to
helaid open the side of the highway,
twenty-six feet of wrought bighwey be-
ing required, should now be reaffirmed,
ellnther matters of deteil being left to
the discretion of the seleotmeu.
The resolution wee cert-led unanimous-
ly. The meeting then edjourned. Im-
mediately afterwrrd the Tramway com-
peuy’s ofllcisls held a meeting ti give
the people a chance to express their
views before them. A number availed
themselves of this opportunity.
' NEWS OF Till} NORWALKS.
At the annual meeting of the Women's
Centrel eesocietion the following officers
and executive boerd were elected: Pres-
ident, Dr. Emily Psrdee; first vice presi-
dent, Ifre. T. K. Noble; second vice pres.
ident, Mrs. J.(l. Gregorynhirdvicepree-
idcttt Ire. Issac Jennings; recording
M, In. Idler ‘E’Tox; corres-
pondingescretary, lfirs Annie L. Cole,
treasurer, Mrs. Freak Com-took; execu-
tive hoard, hire. Francis Burritt, Ire.
Joseph Jennings, Ire. Ira Cole, lire. E
B. Hotchkies, lire. Edger H. Fox, Mrs.
George W. Crete, Ire. Merghret Lender,
Kb Sallie Bette, Hrs. Joseph Vroom,
. D. N. Couch, lire. S. B. Pond, hire.
0. Swertz.
Plumber W. C. Holmes was at work
at Prof. Herstrorn's residence, Seturdey
night, thawing out frozen water pipes.
Helelt his horse hitched outside, end
when he come out about 9 o'clock to go
home, the tumor was missing. No trees
of it could be found, and Mr. Holmes
thought it bed been stolen. The horse
and sleigh were found on Frenklin
Wenueebont 6 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing and taken to Dann‘s stables, where
Mr. Holmes recovered them. Mr. Holmes
thinks it wee taken by some young men
who wanted 'n sleigh ride.
-—The inasmuch Circle of King's Deu-
ghtern will give s supper end entertain-
ment in the Norwulk Methodist Episcopal
church, on Wedneedey, Februsry 13th.
Elegant supper, 5 to 8, only twenty-live
cents. Admission to entertainment. iif»
teen cents.
8i: roblnn were seen yesterday morn-
ing in the reer of H. E. Bodwell’e house
on Feirfleld evenue. Someof the good
people of the neighborhood geve them e
breekfest of breed crumbs, which the
birds devoured with evidity.
A veluable horse belonging to P. W.
Betesdied Saturday night. Ir. Bates
will furnish the horses for the new
thnix steamer.
~ There were forty present et the Y. I.
C. A. song turbine yerterdey. it wee led
by Secretary Jackson. The quartette
r-dcrcd Mum.
Ire. Berriet F. hennett, of holders
avenue, is sick with puermonis.
Thosewbo smdesirone of becoming
obertermembersoftbenew muesli of
theOsthnlichnevolsnt,ersrsqnsstedto
cellonDr. Trolley, for minutiae. this
week,rsthecberter lletwlll he closed
Februery 17th. .
~lleveyouehoueetorenl? lseo cell
onlltchell,29Well street.
The Junior Young Peoplelsvfiociety of
Christin Endeavor, of the South Nor.
walk Beptist obureb. ere strenglng to
hold e sociel next week.
"WWW
llElfillllll llEillllBilllS.
WHAT IS “0130 Oil IN PLACE!
KIA! IOIWALI.
Del-pet the hey in Berton, levees- eel
Vicinity—lender lervleer es leweytrn
leptlrt Church—lesions of the West
lerwelk liseteury hosiery.
Jones A. Hollerin, cbeirmen of the
rprciel finance committee of theYonng
People’sfiociety of Christian Endeavor,
heesppointed e programme committee
of three, with Rev. Arthur Reque er
cheirmen, to meke precautions for a
eoctebleto be held in the Presbyserien
church, Thursdey evening, the 28th but.
From the present outlook there is every
prlrspect first it will be one of the most
lntereetlng, profileble and enjoyable
young people's meetings ever held in the
church. -
:lt is supposed that the fire which
entered the destruction of George W.
[rider’s home, lest Friday etternoon,
started from so overheated stove, which
stood over the front door, end in which
ogood fire had been kept since the re-
cent cold spell. Mrs. Loder, at the time,
was ettending to her household duties
in the rest of the house.
The selectmen bed men employed all
day yesterday, cutting through the hugh
snow drifts thet bed accumulated on the
heck country roads, which beve been
impossible since Friday. Some of the
drifts ere like smell mountains, com-
pletely blockeding the road, meking the
work of removing the snow exceedingly
difficult. ‘
. John ll. Stevens died at his home in
Dorian, lset night, aged seventy-two
years. The funeral will be held tomor-
row afternoon.
Miss Annie Bishop, teacher in the No-
roton school, is quite ill. On this ac:
count there was no school lust Wedneev
dry, Thursday or Friday.
.V‘lr. and Mrs. (i. ll. Blower entertained
their relatives and near frir:nle,Setur-
day evening,ut their home on Cullen-
dnr's Point, the occasion being the
fiftieth anniversary of Mrs. Brower'e
birthday.
Old residents of this town. claim thet
the tides, leet Fridey, were the lowest
known in Noroton berbor in the pest
fifty ymrr. B A. Beymond end J. A.
Holistic M that the lend between
whet is known as Smith's Ledge and
White Rock. Cove Hill harbor, wee
neerly uncovered of water.
Yerterdry wee observed by the Presby-
terian church es Cbristien Eudeevor dey.
A special programme was rendered in
the evening.
The Bosrd of Education held a meet-
ing in the Town Bell last Saturday after-
noon.
The members of Ivanhoe Castle, No. 7,
K. G. E , will give u rocieblc end deuce
in their hall. corner Railroad avenue
and Maple street, tomorrow evening.
Prof. (Men will furnish music.
Jerome S. Uniner, the milkman's woo
gon wee overturned by is huge «now
drift, last Saturday, near the i’hilender
Fairchild residence, llamsging the vehi-
ole somewhat.
An original pension has been grsnted
to Matthew Danton, of Newton Heights.
ltOWAYTON
in spite of the roads being blocked
with snowend in meny pincer rendered
elmoet impossible, good congregations
resembled in the ltowsylon Bsptlst
church yesterdey. Rev. J. Atkinson
preecbed morning end evening. In con-
eequenceoftbe interest menlfeeted in
the meetings, it her been decided to
continue them during the week every
night except Saturdey.
George Crofut, head engineer for Ray-
mond Brothers in South Norwrlk, her
been confined to hishomelnthleplsce
tbepert week with u: rttack of thegrip
limfimiet A. Bey-loud. of Isis
street, her been spending the pest
wrekwlth her perents,llr. end In.
Cherles W. Beymond, in Morocco.
A reguler business meeting of the Y
I. A. C. will he held tonight in their
building on limb avenue. All members
ere requested to be present or business of
- r
nudes. Tlcketselreedy will w.;;,~'
children. bold goodon the above but,
a: .
8310027081 '
The four policy proprietors m
in the recent Lew end Order reldeM
felted their hands and will not I”. .
trlel. The total amount irer m
They turned thet tbeleegne would,“
the court to impose jsil ssntsms in their
cesm,endtheydeomedltwleetoutfl$ "
of the wey. The keepers of immorel
houeeeeneetcdetthe some time liked
the league to permit them totorfrlttlllll'
eeeh and they would leave the city lever
to return. The offer wee refined and
they will subs tried. Isl-gust 0on-
noul, during the past twenty yrsrs, has
paid to the courts here fully 08.000 ledru
pendent of counsel fees.
GREENWICH.
Willlem Mills, while workiugon Chsro '
lee D. Burnse’ house, drove e smell chis-
el into his left wrist. which an into his
em for severel inches. tearing the lush
badly. Bis tether formed e not ,
with hh hendkerchief, which stopped
the flow of blind,efter which two docn
tors were celbd. It was found tbet en
srtrry hadheen cut. IliIIeis abletohe
sround, but cannot use the urn! forms
time yet.
CHURCH CALENDAR.
lpeeiei llentine of Ioelety Henri-gr of
the Causing Week. e
South Norwelk Congregetionel~
Monday, 7:30 p. m., monthly meshing
of the church committee; 8:30 p. m.,
joint meeting of the church end eociety'e
committee. Tueedey, 4 p. m., pr'eyer
meeting Junior Siclel] of Christinn En-
dcavor; topic, “What can we Juniors do
for Christ?" Wednesday, 8 p. m., Y. P,
S. C. E. sociel end business meeting,“
the home of Mrs. N. C. Grover, 25 let-
shall street. Thursday, 7 :45 p. on, church
prayer service; topic, "Christ's Greet
Value to Us In a Seriour from Slut" 8i“
p. at, meeting of church committee in
pastor‘s study, tooonfrr with those who
wish to unite withphmh.
lorwelk WM, UM“
meeting st Eenry 6mm...
Broad River meeting et Ghirlse Child:
Thursdey, mid-week preyer mesh“.
Fridey, South first street meeting It.
George Weeks'.
South Norwnlk Buptiah—Brlgede dflll'
Tuesdey evening at 7 o'clock; full
nttendencc desired. Prayer. meeting
Thursdey evening st “M5: edvisnry com-
mittee meeting st 7:15. The committee
will meet any who wish ,trr unite with
the church end halite not elreedy come
before the committee. Friday evening,
business meeting J unlur Young Peoplc’e
Society Christian Eudeevor.
Norwelk Congregstiouel-Wednerdey, .
prayer meeting of Ledies' emulation It
3530; nmothere' meeting. The subject
for the Thumlty evening preyermsetr
ing in "(Jun mere morality alone sully
l,i.id?,"to he op~ned by A. 8. Hill; et
the clue of the meeting the prudentiel
committee will he in session toconfsr
with any who wish to unite with thO
church On Friday at 3:30 the Junior
Budcavirr will meet. (in Seturdey et 2
o'clock, the sewing school.
“A”.._u~d~w.v~_~
I’lll’lflutlt Announcers.
hues of the Events In Which lerweth
People use Interested.
The following is the progremme of the-
lsst enterteioment toglveu by the Club ~.
Union et lioyt’e Opere llouee, on Tiler
dry evening, Februery 12th: ,
Pleno aniw"?eeeent Dana". . .ldwerd Grieg
Hervey Worthington hoomle.
Reclleticn— ......................... [elected
Charles listleil We.
"The Bongofe Prer’l‘ree".... . . . . .....P level
With oi oi beckground oompoeed by
llervey . looms.
ldwlu liter llelknep.
"The Bhlp of filth” ............... Amour
(.‘herier llnttell lino-in:
Violin solo—Adena» from iiorrete.
............................... ll. "; 11......
flutter Arnold.
lteedleg~......,. .. ..Islenvsd
u... ii; iii}... ”
lesicel lesentrlcltlee ~ Instant Chem
lmportencewlllbrtreesected.
The Snow eleh meets tonight.
freshmenmwilibsrsrved.
The prorth [argue orchestra will
meetforrsbrerrel tonight with Edwin
bhvenofispleevsune.
fildeeBrundegelrrecoverlegfrom
rnettaekoftbegrlp.
Invitetious forthemesqnerade bell of
the"lerrylehsrs” club errelreedy in
cimletlon. -
WM NORWALK.
The ladies of the West florwslk
lethodlst lhslon moiety will bold e
dlmsrcdebleettberssldsnesofflm'l'.
J. lend, tomorrow evening. it the
weathwrbculdptuvsuefevombleitwtll
Re-
Tell, libert fluent)” Alh-
.0herler WI “WWW
ton laemle.
ldwielter lsieeer.‘
i i ......l.
"d" ”with Munroe-dew
Kenneth-ell.
“The ithorteele lemtly"-A miller
Hebeoilntsrtelrmeeh... ..... Aeeeymru
Ckerleslettellhrrmie.
Violin solo—mosmlres lode" ...... tare-e
timescale.
Perteseoodwllleorstst of "Her le-
veege,”emouonrimeie their new by
ldwle Ehrlknep lmicoompoeed by
WWW Tbeckerentsrs rt
“the,”"lfef'rud"l‘kry" wihksameet-
edbyzdwieflsarllsikeep.
Oelceday,l’shruary 18th etfleytr
0yereflouss,wlllbeprweseedihueee ,
Dudley's new yiey, "the m
teedrrw
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who. lbs-
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