Watson
? someonw , . g . l r."‘w‘f‘ltnsnr 18.1895.
'Sillilll. SIDE ' 0F ‘UFE- efiflfi'm'wnflt'vh'” Billllillfll IT BOWIYWI
tannin mater-swam. , 4...... ca‘l'hnrstlaysvssiag. ‘-
”ambit-l hspmtshn-wrh gm "gym mg; ll- nn‘mhnqu-Oisclewil. p. _
‘ dflfié' sis-r. ”may .ssrusssr llilll‘. lwm'“ ““3"“
.u‘ m "' s’spk M w UNI.
was. nuts-i mm ”gamma“ k”; museum-m tnha
were alumnae-vans: Panpln‘aln» tone} "‘3 ,
Marianna-slam.
\x
sorsatr users snore sacisrr
rssrtser sas sierra cmns.
Howard Boolean” cl Captain and ,
In. W. B. Boonie, was tendered a caldemltowsyton' waahnM MW'”MIWL
surprise m. Saturdoy night. a as ammaymtfin..mw“ Th- Er-«lhtugnoom. ‘ __ .1;
flies. mantle “I": nu," “flmmmo m, homoonElyavennc. Thealair afiord- . relay. or m d - , ”W m 'i“ W t W
“' W‘ “W. ' 0s» ed lunch mmaIIwho attended. Yum ' *m' W’ “m” “minmehwh-mlondnr stat-u“
. shirts and undiagwerestokn. This M . ,
:3: W,m‘;°;;°mm rsrsitmc some or tasters. mi“ 'f‘“ 1”" “'9'? "m“ ‘° '1'- A- T- “M “BMW Ii" ~
panels . __ Chisfotl’ohcflollmsrmhm mediatcly visitingattheresidsnoeofWilsanarris.
Inlllflfiywlo'bf“ “’0‘“ "'“W' s- lath-sheila looting es sac nan-um W" 3- w- m *0 none-thaws: «New Yorh‘ctll-
:20“: Ill! you; lrtends :flxdwiz- l-untaflnhnnd its Ins-as, itvestigatethecisa. The went to fiwummmh’og theAunmption,
Howard soon came - .31..de ' , W a i i r
cnlsiuu that hewas 16 years oldthat An matmgoftha-am- 80' “a.“ gthefacta y y.
day, so he took off his coat and bat and
made it very pleasant for his guests until
a late hour. Games were introduced,
then music and singing. About ten
o’clock the company sat down to a table
iiilled with good things. After supper
more games and more music and sing-
ing were in order. Later Iastrr How-
ard was ushered into a side room where
a motion was made that he undo the
many useful and valuable presents he
had received, which he did to the dc.
light of his young friends.
Ilsa Alice Scofield entertained a num-
beroi herlittlefrisnds.“ her homeon
Booth liain street, Saturday aiternoon.
in honor of the eighth anniva of
her birthday. Among those present
were Katie lcflngh, Ira Tilly, Lillian
Riley. Kitty lilier,(}racie MoranJot-
tie Head. She received several pretty
presents. , -— ‘
The Intual Whist club in arranging
for a masquerade to he held Wednesday
evening. the 27th inst.,at theresidence
oi Ill. and lire. George thlpley. Pair-
field avenue. Purdy d: Freeman’s or—
chestra will furnish music.
dnctedbyDeaeouJ.l.Lsyton.'
larwnihBaptiat
' 9 not per- Atthellorwalh Baptistcbnrchqrster-
35.7“” W it ”MM day morning,Rev.F. E hobbies preach-
m with the worldly ed “Mom.“ ‘wmm; or, the
, . 3" showed “l“ iiwas the BrideBeantided,”speaklngas a whole
V'Iso- mill-“mm!“ upontbehingdomoiGod nndonrconn-
“ crashes! The. W ‘1 the try. When this nation hasworhed out
All” M “In W'Widh' thoidcaiolitsfonnders, he said, there
, munqndgmnmrdumd illbe i d tthehin-
the had. a. ” nl that :0" 0:10:23:an er excep ‘ll
mMMMrmquHMONW-mlwmeaj ‘ atG. . w'
Knights or Columbus Bali, Hosts-it, The Inn “White-tilt ”domed immmA 33":mim
yesterday alternoln. _Addressss "rem" “I W ”I.“ “019“ I'm!“- furnished everybody with hot coflseand
mademiawsng the Irish situation and Tishalanomitbantd,” m rue-own waiileamadewiththepowder.
Machoflummumdammmfimwsk. The —-—--——--
associationhnownsatheClnn—na-Gael. WWW W to 300th BROAD RWER‘
John Moon, We of the m Norwnlhoutfle Until train and placed Thcsewillbeameeting oi the voters
Emmott club, 09““ them I]. him in the lockup, where he awaits a of the Brand River school district, to‘
introduced Roderick J. Kennedy, pun. hurl-c The man ruined column nixhhmdiscuu the use of the school .
dentoneneuon Council. c. 3.1., at III-rm bras-fins mmsh - cell-r building!“- rtliglons meetings. It hu‘
New York. After a short mg... by windownndrsising s tnpdoorleading heenstatcdtbat there is a statute law
Ir. Kennedy, P. F. Trainor,oltlie0wen Will? “mt above, prohibiting the one of school buildings
Boa club, an ex-aseemblyutan of New (land esingregatinns assembled in the (“WWW 535°01'10“”! m3! '10
Yorh,‘whopomessss a remarkably fine W Baptist church yesterday MW‘WWW'CM‘” W‘ '
mm.” "Twelve m ago mornings“ evening, The prescher’a poses.proridedsnchis “W by t
103w," M u "1 ”C020 W Milli" m '. “A Ml twothirdsvoteoi’thedistrict. .
“them M,W my Ernst.” M”nndinthecvening, "Thai." . Thereaiestateolthslate Willhm L.
Addie-rs waramade by Jam Toner porno-shin Sin.” Berries will be held Jameshssbeenosderedsold bytheNcr-
andJohnmnftsrwhichlr.Trail- tam ”I'm”, arm, on walk Prohatscourt.
«WWW-Nubia" Thursday evening. 0:: Thursday evas- cnKe—fifi
The_addrsmolthealternoonwashyingthscsdinancssoi'bapt‘nmandthe ’.
John nflq,dmmmnmm w, “I'll“ will be mm by The members of the Willing Worhs’
ofllhicagn, who gave a review of no Rev.Dr.l€icisolnon,ofthc First Bridge- “Pk-0‘ “'9 flaw. have presented.
main-m in lreland. rte said: mesons. Allareinvitcd. ““256” WWW??? 3°“
"We e in the midst of a had - . . 39"“8 800“! 3' WI meet humor.
‘ w:. have ettofind nvnn ‘W meetmzofthohonng '9'” row afternoon with Mrs. E. S. Taylor to
mall'- 1 "1° Athletscciuh hasheencaliedfor tonight . .
who willlndna tolled “do”, “a" {at [M ”0m“ Elwin L. Stevens All new for the poor of the district.
ontheiisldolhnttie or in the peanefnlmbufim mostly MW in “_ Rev F. E. Bobbins preached in the
arena, whcn parliamentary and “quwuvny my)“, W '1“ be Chapfilimfld’ly.
maticshillare thaweapons need; and let transacted. A special meeting of Washington
madd,thehnowlsdgnof which method A be”, be born I e Ladse. 1- 0. G. 1., will be held tomor-
.5“ eventually m. a” m... mg. mm ‘ “Pm “_ ”’9 P row night to decide about attending the
mu wrappedln the mat- ofthe roam." “m” “3*. °‘ “"9 9"“ "u "M“! district convention at Bridgeport.
Hethutpveah'ntory oithelrish mar- WW“ ‘h‘ '1’“ ““3"” "9"” Mrs. E. 3 Taylor and Miss CnrrieE
diesEpescopul church. first horseman . ' _ '
tysa, during touchingly to Robert mum . Gregory spent Sunday with their grand;
Emmettflralnnw, , he snid,-hndnoGecrgs y "m _ nether, lire Grumman. on Camp street,
Washntglhcrlndepaadanaa Day. The 30“ 1" Port of Columb- éollese. liorwalk.
uneasiness-smears director at WYkaafr-W 3mm “It“ '“I Aeolian prayer meetingwill beheld
III-W" “- ri-a- with n. a Fillow. Wednesday evening.
nm‘ The recent New England supper netted
view church at ‘ lisndrict . ‘
Mbmdrhetmliey main UM ' M“
nsatn be inns- fat from the south
Wheyondthechnsch, over twenty
who-themathfona. Thnpcleaare
tobainalinenndon the south side.
Ailprnpsrty—ownrrswho havaenauacb
Odo-lichighwny auto ink. tip with
less lawn in irons of- theirpramises.
We underneath] that the work of build-
ingtherend will he armor-nerd in a
shortiims
Thembasnndrcholarsof the Cen-
tesschml will enjny a holiday Friday,
Washington‘s birthday. Exercises ap-
pruprintetotheoccnsinnwillhegivenin
hihlicnl doctrine. Inthe evening
‘m was upon W, and Rev. A. H. Wyatt preached emission-
Hvladtoafnllchnrch. Itw-a strum-t the Norwalh llethndiat
mm or sunroof at. church-Imi morning. talus his
. avania mooted withthegreat textile-Romans: “Paul saidhe was
admin; of "11»!!on City,"hy Ir. Wyatt gave a dmeriptive sermon
new,“ a duet by Infinite! upon “Washington and Lincoln; or,
It I. Andrews. In the evening Whatsnchlienwere to the Country.”
It. Inn's Church.
Forty honra' devotion commenced at
hylr. Andrews. Atsix c’clockthe St. Mary's church, yesteday. There
,V m aavice, whichvrascou- were conic-ions last night. This
by William 15,1“, was one of morning masses were held at 5:30, 7 and
m to .1], my mm.” So‘ciock. Rev. Father Trainor. of We-
terbury. and Rev. Father Crowley,“
Bridgeport. omcintad. There will be con-
fusions this evening and masses tomor-
row morning.
Trinity Church.
' ‘ ’ ‘____.__, Rev. 0. hi. Bellech, of Norwalh, occn~
{ -""k ””m’ “““h‘ pied the pulpit of Trinity church, yester—
. ., nl Sabbath morning service day morning, preaching a ",7 interest~
. . in the $00“! 30"“ ingandiorceiul sermon.
rue ' .andlhsAlicsSeamnn
‘Where Angels Dwell, inn A committee composed of J. C. Car-
roll. 1“. 0. Banford. John Guyer. Jr.,
George Shclhoos, C. L. Hyatt and B. 0.
Smith will give a sociable at the Athen-
mum, Norwalh, Thursday evening, Febv
runry 21. —-
Iir. and Mrs, C. 3. Weeks. of New
York city, formerly of ‘West avenue,
Norwalh, will celebrate, next Saturday:
the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
Someoftheir Norwnlh friends will at.
tend. «~—
Ire. Frederick H. Quiniard, of Wash-
ington street, will entertain the latinss
Whist club, Thursday afternon.
Wallingtnn’s Birthday lxcrciaen.
The following programme, commemo-
ratingtheanuiversary of Washington's
birthday, wiilherendoredat the North
Center school. Wednesday afternoon:
“Washington,” Otis Fitch; "Try.” Lucy
laneiield;“l?irmly Standfl Willie Tur-
ncrt“ThoColorsof Our National Em-
blem.” Sarah Fitch; “A Puzzling Ques-
tion," Gannon Chalmers; "What Some
Great Ion Have Said of Washington}:
exercise by eight pupils; song, "Wash-
ington. Our Washington," school; essay,
"Sketch of Washington’s fife." Edward
Quick; recitatroue.”l‘he Lost Doil."Louise
Fairchild; “Washington,” Willard Wa-
terbury; “A Problem,” Grace M. Clark;
nilag exercise by four pupils; recita.
tions, ”The Reason Why," Etta Fair-
child; “John Henry Jones,” Tommy
Foley; “A Flag for Washington's Birth-
day," Willie Rider; song, "Hail Colum-
bia," school; dates in Washington's life,
exercise by five pupils; recitations,
“Grandpa's Question." Maizie Roscoe;
"Ours," Edward J. Keener; "The Am-
erican Flag,” Wilbur Byington; recita-
tion, ”Arnold Winhelrled," Edna St.
John;scrostic, “Washington," ten pu-
pils; recitations. “Character 0! Washing-
ton,” Peter Foley; “A Little House
laid." Clara Byington; “Boston Boys,"
John Hyatt; song, “Tribute to Washing-
ton," school. All who are interested z
' the school are cordially invited to
Early 3"" 3M3!" “Saviour. "'9“ present. The exercises begin at 2:80
NW Invoivsatbaflhiea." alto solo and o'clock.
w TIWW' the: A Disputed Question.
mum. ’ ‘ Scientists and electricianacaunotagree
WM upon the number at electric volts which
At the liars-ll Congregational areneceesary to «nuances-lion of life
flush, My morning. lies. 1);. in the human body; some claim that
‘- , it flew Yurh.prmehed a noble anescssflveshocklsmarslihelytocsnee
‘ incineration rather than instantaneous
death. but it they would turn their at-
tention to prolonginc and increasing the
- pleasures of life the public would
hail the result with more satisfaction.
For instance. the electricity generated in
Cranbay.- this morning, said about
musty years. an donut was the'ra.
suitor-a resent fall upon the ice. which
injursdhitn internally. Ire. Hendricks
lies at the pointot death front mu-
ltimia. The funeral will beheld Wed.
Inlay alteration at 2 o’clock, from the
house. Rev. S. B. Pond will ofllciate.
The remains will be buried in Chap-
min'scemeiery.
Cliflord B. Adams will cntertninthe
independent Social club, Tuesday night,
at his home pn Grove street.
The Old Foihs' Whist club will be
entertained tonight by Ir. and Ira irn
Cole, cl Elmcrsst.
THIS Cl’l’l roux.
quentphfurthsuultyoftnedivm
ticnsofthlrishandsaldthntthewths’w
causswoaidgainmuchmorsprc-tnsnss
and secure greater force. In cine-
ing he remarked: "If inland i
to win home rule by peaceful
meansshe can only succeed through the
Parnell policy. it that be rejected at
the polls by those to whomfingland
gives frnnohhes in Ireland. then their-o
franchised manhood of Ireland and their
kindrednhsnad will be forced trlnohto
other means at winning freedom ins the NW MILThmdzsy “WM.
ihclrnntivelaud. Itisyon,antttnen _ , _,
lihe you in Ireland and America, who “fwmfiw oi wail-£1232-
must decidethls burning question and '1 . W’ 7
bane of theday.” swam,“ the moraines went to
8|")!!de were also given by n. m j” s" "’l'“ ”“1““,
m. The regent, um. E. J. Hill. is v. Doyle, or the Montgomery club, at gymm";wh "mud
already in Washington. Dr. Noble will Yonkers; W. H. liclinhon. oi Norwalh; ._ ' ’
beaheent three Sundays,ashe and In. (:0..qu John J. O'Neil. oithe A “'5' . “W "W "‘an
Noble intend to visit Florida. A. u. 8.,of Bridgeport; B. C. Feensy, Castle, I" h" E... “f” 5” to “f” 15"”
Sam Kirchi, the little Japanese hoy ofNor'nlk,and as. Trainer.The letter 2‘“ ”m “5‘" 3" h"'I’ ”I?"
with the Hathews Comedy and lihsdu mg. solo entitled. "Clancey‘sfihovei" “to-Cub “'7 fl“ W “'0 “'5
Tea company. paid this oiliceafriendly Chairman Kenuey then extended an trasnMretnrnbycsrryali.
visit this morning. The little gentleman invitation to all present to attend a gal» me- 1011". "b0 "trail! lull hill
is qutte a favorite with the ladhs of this ering to be held on the evening of nines home by the. has moved his family into
town. 8am tails very good English and 3rd, at [max Lyceum, 1'. Y., eons-east the Dis flat, near the Norm Heights
informs us that the Japa are knockinl orativa oi theone hundred and ssvsn- ”0“»
the stnillng out of, the Chinese. Call tsentlt anniversary of the birthday at Ismail Its. A. Floyd Delaileldspeut
again. Sammy, you are always welcome. Robert Emmett. ha wash 5 flaw York city.
like liay Fauntleroy. of Elm street. Dadsl Brennan made a few cursing 15.5.3511“ ndismily ""me
will leave Norwalh next Friday for Ten- rsnsarhn and a number of persons any Isa. ”mag.“ iisw Y“
muses. whereshewtllremsiuahonttbm rollentastnsalvssss applicantsfesnssr B l m
months. bsrmip in the club. Tbs-samurai HID on “I I'lw'l'h'“ on
non. Samuel Femsnden was in town by W John loose duglng ma wk“ '1‘” Nurses Congregational church. Rev.
today. solo “has mional hymn. moss-in """‘ W H. W omolstlnr. The
nit-Lem Poetry and runs nus- tmwmmmmnm ”“3“” “WW “ h" rem-lawn Men to Stamford. where
bury,ofAnsonls.wsre gusstaoversnn—elturns. ' ”~an the W imply "I‘M. tor
dsyofliss ulnnl. Bcnvllls, Ann m. Ili- ler-slurh ville-sl- Inst
hiss Edith Clair Oountoch,dsughtsr
Janss llinldsy. who is employed in
of Ir. and Ira. Samuel (lo-stock.“
Fairilsld avenue. has Numb" livsdds avenue: null-r lanolin; sf lewYeshnpsuhdaywlihhisiamlly
gnndpasats,lr. Indira. 0.1.10.5, Dal-ill rowlsr Port. 6. A. I. Ila; bra.
hthstpnrt. other-rethinks”;
Wm...” “Mindmoifital- 0. K. I. 0., 1(3me
ford.wsrelalferwaltysstsrdsy.
Ilssllmannnrdan‘meroohlynJas
bssnentsrtsinedbyllsslinnisliaapp,
Washingtonstsast.
lira. Edward m. of Philadel-
phlaJsspsndiagaiswdsysiuiiorwslt.
fig very attentively the anthem, “No
MYondet,”from"The BolyCity ;"
the olisrtory, ”Even He,” has solo and
qwartsttc; the recessional. Whitney's,
“lies“ of God Boas Perth to War."
The?.?.8.C.B.nteeting at 6 o'clock
"an interesting conquest meeting. it
. 1-H by Ira. John Tyson. and several
Pleasant Pnrnnrnphn About Nor-alt Pan. LAYING TE‘POBAIY TRACKS-
Ila and Their friends.
Rev. and Mrs. T. K. Noble, of Norwaih,
left town this morning tor Washington,
I). C.. to attend the congress of the
Daughters of the American Revolution.
They were accompanied by Ilse Eliza
betb Raymond, of Wilton. and Miss
Clara laples, 0!, Maple street. lira.
Noble is vice‘regent of theNorwalh chnpv
work Will Begin Tomorrow on the Ins.
prove-eats on Railroad Place.
The work of laying the tracks at" the
Danbury dock will be completed today,
not ibolreight department at the Con-
solidated railroad will probably be moved
there this week.
Tomorrow, it is expected. work will
begin on Railroad place. A temporary
track is to be laid adjoining the Dsnbnry
track on the west side of the depot. to be
used while the tracks are being elevated
and additional rails laid on the out side
of the depot.
A large gang of men are at work to.
day putting in crossovers and switches,
jun east of the Washington street cross-
ins
Deaths of a Day.
Iiiss Rebeca T. Bel! died Saturday
evening at her home, ill Cro- mow-
She leaves live sons, only one of whom,
Frank. reshiss in Bomb Norwalh. The
innardwaaheld thistnornlngatlo
o‘clock from the chapel ot the South
msnt mounted with the lpwtlth
Lugosohheiflrstlsthodlst
eburclt.oiwalchthsdsessssd'ssou was
awhsrnsntatlorsitubutr.
JollsA..widowoithslstsOrrllls A.
“duh.” bisptnovsdbya cumulof mm:
m m m. abienlrth while witnessingtbeplsy
"Shawn's Iarry Three.” place he-
nn-s, I lilgit attest. alter a brief
Imiohnhiiohatdsflledoitbs
M . ”m. “as m ‘
wasashtsroilrsd’lattl’riemy
lawsislsws.
Don't ask us to suppress important
itsnisofnswa about which the whole
3' townietsltlng. very sensibly restarts
unchanged because for personal
intsisstsyouw Id prsisr to have it
natal print. in these days, the
mmmeIMmew,“
Florence Iathewsosmi‘l‘hompscnvins.
, h
bereoitheihbert Emmett club, Clsnv arr-ted Mfl'flm‘ Gfl’mlil Anagentofabakintrpowderill'tnhsid~ L
he _
Doty, died yesterday slum ht Mfr
as
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