322.131. -
u
’ one no.
A one see license
cultures on ear wires.
.» « m. at last lawsuit.
, eve W I. Gregory's liable in
I see l‘erwe Out with an ems.
tw Inbdee the leaving Ilene.
‘ . 8.0regory's livery stable.»-
'rwitbtheenteneionnsedasa
. 'ltb shop by Ifr. Greeory and
,' . Hull, corner of Vaoz wit and
l " . Osborne avenues, East Norwalk,
5 burned last night, and will prove
1 "‘ . ml We
, M about 12:45 o'clock liiss Agnes
- , . who lives opposite the build-
“guaranteed from sleep, and glanc-
il‘untufe window new tire breaking
through the roof of the livery stable.
lheaweksned her-brother George, and
[biog untdoorstbeysoon found Ledger
lduuuds,‘ who is a member of Key flow-
er Bookand Ladder company. He no-
‘ noted the truck house,wbicb is near by,
J 9 ~ »- tbebose carriage out, and with
' _ , assistance of Knead lilac Lindeberg,
' ' it to a hydrant, where the boss was
l ‘ and the water turned on by
Lindeherg.
. Ur. “needs then gave an alarm. and
large number or peopte assembled and
1 "their efforts to the saving of the
lag. As nesestrsern of water
beev where. Itvwae impossible
’ to enter the
. he looked up the stable at that
. . The lire-en and others, especially
Lindebcrg, who assisted, deserve
. for their etlorls. The weather
bitterly cold, and the water froze
< iy, but good work was done. The
. tire second story of the stable was
. road down, besides the interior of the
hour, while the root of the black-
. ~ shop waselsodestroyed.
It. Gregory, who owned the building,
fluted an insurance of $1,200 with Tay-
. . tGoldenmnd 8800 on vehicles and
‘ or 'contqste with 0.1»), Barker. no
knew nothing about the fire until this
awning, when he drove around to the
ateble. Ir. Hull had no insurance up
his stock and tools.
"AN ACT ill" 60”."
ISO-sell ated'e Defense in a Srslt Settled
or no cents on the Dollar.
A eui which for a unique defense and
then her of persons in different parts
ntry interested in the final out-
not been equalled in the courta
of New Haven. manufacturers of
boots and shoes, and one of the
firms in the rubber trust. The
party sued the Consolidated road to
ver “.000 for loss of goods which
been accepted by the railroad coma
y for shipment. The Long Wharf
reight house in that city and elerge
umber of loaded freight care belonging
the railroad were destroyed by fire on
night of July 8, 1898. The fire took
flees during a heavy thunder storm. end
was one of the largest eendagretioae that
had occurred In yeers. Among the hon-
dreds ofslllppers who lost heavily by the
fire was the L. Cendee Co.
The railroad company, efler the tire,
set up the claim thst it was not rupee»
eihlefortbe loseof shipped property as
the fire bed been caused by llgbtnlogend
therefore an act of God.
otwltheteeding this claim the l.
00. brought suit. The road.
Its attorneys,“ up the sense
Iasrelsedhsforsesedefenseto the
namely. ms the bra wee caused by
set of Maud therefore the cow
m weeaet responsible. A lerge ena-
Iwefsklpyeve who last hythe Amie
misses the concentrated to
await the semen of the canoes salt
- Harms—else.
‘ ”fatness“.
‘ ftwes tested that the been or the
“will” per cent. which is
' museum-n that on which the
mumbled seas of the other
less-em use them Ire.
W
”is m in m.
. PM. 0. A. 3-. and I'll»
glance-set. 0.13.1. a..elussu
aswrfirflfl
m
soerlrsr. storm.
um. lam eel le'sleer Irv
Wat-We‘ll“.
A very large audience attended the
hospital-bees“ gives in We”:
lest niebt. under the auspices of
the ladies' visiting m.
The evening’s enssvflestsnt cw
sietsd of living representations of
artistic subjects irons ancient and seed:
are masters, and musical selections. The
programme was carried out as erree'ld.
with the exception of the omission of
theteuor solo by Ir. Crows, who wee
called from town, and Its. Weble’e
baritone solo. lir. Wehie feeling now
able to sing. The artists participating
were awarded merited applause. The
living pictures were very pretty, and the
rnudcel programme well rendered. l'ol-
iowing is the programme:
Piano duet ~"Country Deuce"... ..,
............................. consortium
Mlss Sally Bette. Miss Jennie I. Nash.
”Old Mother Bubberd“.......... ..0. 2. Leslie
Gounod Quartette: D. I. Disbrow. Robert
A. Holmes, W. J. inland end
if. P. Korean.
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk, Miss
Alice Sherwood. Accompenist.
Miss Gertrude Camp.
Recitation end song—"Diamond Cut Ille-
mood ....................................
v‘ Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond.
"Moonlight will Coins Again" ..............
.......................... ,Wlli I... Thompeul
Madrigal club: lies Lizzie Murphy.
Miss Kittie Flynn. sopraune: Miss Katie
Singlane. Miss Minnie Pierson. altos?
Messrs. B.'l'nliy, Peter F. Barnes. ten-
ors: Messrs. John Wehle, William Mc~
Mellon. basses. Aceompenlst, it,
Brennan.
"LePrlmivera" ........... J ene Soloman Torrey
' Mrs. A. 1'. Wheeler.
Tenor solo-"Tell Her I Love Her So" .....
Leigh Whittaker.
“Dearest Heart of my Heart" Rob Roy. . ..
.......................... Reginald lleKovrn
lilss Mamie Murphy.
is) "A Maiden with the Lipe so
Quartet"; lice "
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood Newkirk. Mien
Alice Sherwood. Horace Hatch,
Frank Nash.
LIVING IIPIIIIINTA‘HOHH.
Miss Louise 8. Woodward, Miss Fren-
oes Lmnani, Mrs. Cari iirtrstrom.
~Qneen. Mrs. LeGrand Raymond; Rie-
zlo, George launder; Ladies in Waiting,
Mrs. Quln'ni'll. Mrs. Holmes.
Memory—Miss Elsie Raymond. Miss Alyse
Gregory.
Sepho—Mise Alice B. Cram.
Hope—hire. Clio Hatch.
it Was 'l'rilbr—lliea Alice Sherwood.
Chariot of the Felrieuflrs. Carl Kerstrlonr.
Miss Louise Woodward. Ilse Elsie
Ray-0nd. Mrs. Mathewson.
Jniith—Mlse Alice B. Cram.
The Waning—Miss Frances Inonerd,
George Lender.
Randall, Miss Elsie Raymond. Mrs.
Charles iioyt and Miner Randell.
CONVIC'I'S COIIUNICITI.
lone Ways by Which ‘l‘hay "fall" at
the lease Prison.
“Eternal vigilance is the price of
safety at this institution," said Worden
Woodbridge at the state prison to a rev
porter of the Courant recently. “Look
at these."
A keeper had just handed the warden
a pair of shoe uppers which its had
found under a bench in one of the
shops. They were damaged and had
been thrown away. Taken to the light
they showed upon close inspection
that two convicts had carried on quite
an extended conversation through
then as a medium of correspondence.
Allover the outside of the uppers could
be seen line writing made with a nail or
although efforts lied been made to erase
the marks by washing end rubbing the
leather. As far as could be judged from
the portion of the writing which was
legible, the correspondence wee not of an:
incriminating nature, but was. of
course. against the rules. Convicts have
to be chiseiy watched to prevent new
municetion between them. in spite of
which they do keep seen other informed
of many matters.
some mysterious tapping which wt
cttbe keepers thought thathedis»
anguished sounds resembling those of
tliedotseaddesbesofthelcvsem
graph alphabst.eeeetoneslavestige-
tioewasmede. ‘l‘blsleetnhediseov'
eryteettws awesomeness“
Wendhedhept cycle-gene
Onset the-en was-overlestbeefisv
sell of the blunt cellseed the sounds
sees sresed.whea the other found he
midnraorupeesstdhlsnlls.
lama-nee.
Tho-absenmuigbsyseroldsettd.
wurudonhya sesllsyeevoe M
Islamwmrydestwdey
“Jedi-steamer“ ‘l‘hsheywsr
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(b) "My lovelimd M'orrowWan-y ’
Mrs bearers sister. lilies Maury Mops. of
Allrlde ofllld—Miss Alice 8. Cram. bride;
Queen Mary Stuart‘s li'lrst Glimpse of Binnie .
A Studio Scene from the Greek—Mrs. Miner l -
'rr from to renewal») Away with
ewl, some of which was partially legible, ‘
Sometimego the kerpsrslntbellelpi
orthe main prison were surprised“.
wen
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remain "mam.
“MAWMInn-
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m m lentil; in the Hor-
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“WWW-4km“! “A."“mtu‘ yeadJ.
mam-trim. res-es. Mwas followed by a ser-
llvnledlss T. nmmm. ".maserchasmtrsyed by the
left timeliness-w. utter Florida ea ”Mien-M by RM lit.
Sunday. flea. A. mm m Mmfltnilmea. intbecoamol'
that'weewesihy meanneg". ”immat’wrhe had spoken caus-
fest ”arise {routine heater Wash Momentum” church Mun
mom.mm shirt steyat “no it» 0M3. will» toad comm
the capital. lire. Richie was sarong "0 Welly Wilt to em souls.
otller Matinee ladies to reservoir» women fellow helnge. Es
gracious and sordid minnow“ "remnant” day is the year,
hurriedly of incised/st thereupon '00 “it“! so \meion required.
months Worse! “Mutation.” A mid drum was s cruel.
~— » oritiesimbiaetioe. Abdegtnteditice,
1|in ”wetnofmw a MWWWJWblepul-
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cashiers-sent Terrace. lites little good as a factor in Christianity.
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‘of the WWW She W they” and palpitla deep spirituality
Duet~~~frorn ”he Gleconde". . . .. . .'.Pelichielli :
a centralised control” voice of you
in tire membership was powerful
swesmesenslpoesr, and sud tee isltectlects. it levestiy better to have
lurgseadlsses whom rim or smegma of tentboroughly Chris
ileteeibg roller. use minus than one esuob larger end
Tile'llimdey Evening WWW!” ofiiflo ”impeller. The sermon was
esterielsedm aligns by lit-M Ire. malty a few remarks by Rout).
plenum. Persons“ their m on Marrow anon on nm-ubiwt-
Wahisgtonwrws. mm was; go Bowls Bellman,“ Bridgeport.peld a
Jana-
mus, mm.“ m 1“, gm mummflrJ'syior’sageaod
3.... mm spots of his retaining his
so. memoirs.- mam. new View» force. a... w. s.
communism Avenue Wbist deb, Mp3s" a Wrevlcw of time’-
lactalgllt. Themm my” 9’ m WM” and provoked e few
dire Ainsley Reef and tile mission refitted «saute from Rev. lit. Puli-
iprlneliy All) 1m.
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i phenom! Wont stab wlllholde _
‘masquerode party ensign at the mg, We in connection with our su-
m on political religion. Prof. Conn
elevated” few remarks. W. P. Estes
are ”A few We upon the present
concoct limited “refinery; WW1, W relation “4 ”0' '0 mieht
m them” Mr adjournment was
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("at home""lllluredey oncologist Wot mm 1W Mine of the Epwonh
M;
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William Web and wife. of Marlena, W ”I?” ”Tl” PM ”WM” P! C- 1?-
Ohio. negxustsottlnesurm.mlum Pi WM New York- “A Biologist-
Betty, of Em street. V . of the Doctrine of Christianity,"
~ W by W“. W. (loan. followed. At the
tire. Jolie if. Flops. of lifeless litre. lee rates of shoots were extended the
,guest of lies sister. Dire Gd. Midi-ms, been when of thecburch for
in New York city. ‘
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Tennessee wee depicted at the Norwnlk
0m “0W. test night. in the produc—
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Win m M her company. lies
Latches Sundae lime wentertslter,
summon, proved so overwrite in this piece as in
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school's heretofore douche mm m 0W" will it 0‘ WK” 0'4"» “d is 3
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of school committee is "new. no “it ”MW‘ mil be presented-
on district movement lit to he at “libs Mulder ltsrry Three." is new
lowed except to slim up um,.mmymm. is to be presented at
except thirst «WM liming a W M Hall for three nights. commenc-
of over mono alley row the We in Thursday. l'ebruary 28, Saturday
system: if they pr» M. ”Mend a change of play each night.
The school command to but drum . Norm. the character end the actress
shell Mireille elites of We merit- music when revelation and a refresh-
tm and: bulletin of «M m, mum tiles Kennedy has never been
shell molecule: was comm «deuterium-nicest More; her nsmy twinkling
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fsepsvry IWM tells ty mm a mum at lieu Brendon, the
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being answered by similar upping. One ‘ ’
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NEXT DOUB NEIlil-IBOBS.
WHAT I! “DING 0N Ill PLACIB
NILE NORMA“.
lualdent 'l'ergett. or the Danbnry let-
tere' Association, Resigns—An 03.000
ltleae la the Bees link at Bridgeport—-
flows from All Over the county.
At the meeting of the Dsnbury Hat
Fluilbers’eeeucletlon. Monday night, it
wee voted to make J. W. Green's shop
fair, but the four men who desired cards
had their application denied. The Den-
bury News says President Elwin Targett,
who had been contending for the men in
question, felt that an injustice had been
done to them and himself and thereupon
tendered his resignation. but it is believ-
ed by some of.the finishers that he will be
persuaded to recall it. They believe it
would be for the interest of the ”socia-
tion to retain ilfr. Targett as president.
The four men came to this country from
England, where they had served seven
years as apprentices to the hat finishing
trade. ’1 hey came to Danbury since the
lookout and went to work at Green’s
shop as independent men. At the recent
convention it was voted that no foreign
cards be recognized and consequently
they had no option but to get work in
such shops as they could. They were
among the first to ask for an increase of
prices at the Green factory and left be-
cause their request was not granted.
They have since rein-led to go back, al‘
though sent for several times.
A fire supposed to have been started by
the defective insulation of an electric
light wire broke out in a booth in the
Gear rink. Bridgeport, last night. The
booth was one containing the exhibit of
alocai merchant during the kirmese, and
was covered with bunting. The White
Lily Social club had the hull leased for a
dance, but the exhibits had not been re.
moved by their owners. As the orches-
tra was about to start up the flames Were
discovered in the booth and there was a
stampede for the doors of the rink. The
ills made rapid headway, and thelnterlor
of the building was badly gutted. The
oxbibite were ruined. The total amount
of damage done by the tire is estimated
at $8.000.
Secretary Thrasher, of the Law and
Order league, has filed complaints with
port. asking arrest of the oer!
or the Concordia society and" all the bar-
tenders who served at the recent than:
quende ball in that city. The evidence
for these complaints was furpished by
Detectives Cunningham and MoCuh
iough, who attended the ball in disguise.
The warrants will be issued tomorrow
morning. The league officials say they
delayed action simply to see whether
the twelve policemen on duly at the hell
would report any violation. None were
reported by tnem.
The Doubury poet lillce mudlle seems
now to be approaching a decision. The
post-seller general has positively de-
clined to appoint Mr. Mcl’heieily, Con-
grossmsn Deh‘urest’e candidate, and has
referred the case to the president. say-
ing he would have nothing more to do
with the matter. The chances are that
the president villi also repudiate Ir.
Mcl’hrleruy and that Mr. DsForest will
be obliged to recommend some one else.
Stone Brothers, Dinbury bakers, have
ends an assignment to James Duran.
John and George Stone, the members of
the firm, have also made individual as-
signments. Thcflnauclai diflcultiee of
the firm began With the hatters’ lockout
sysar ago, when they gave credit ex.
tensirely to those out of work. They
have not been able to regain their former
position since.
A stranger called at Dr. Washburn‘s
olilce in Stamford and asked to be exam-
ined. The doctor discovered that his
patient was insane. The man bed no
recollection of the pest,end mount recall
his name or piece of residence. lie ll an
Odd Fellow and the Stanford members
of the order will care for bill. ills name
is supposed to be lorrlson.
Nelson Bonneen. the caterer who
served at Nisatic last summer and after.
wards skipped to Canada. leaving debts
behind him amounting to $15,000, will
probably never return to Bridgeport
Bonneau has only ".500 left and be was
willing to pay ten per cent. of thecleiule
against him. This ole: his creditors
will not accept.
A crank who says he is Janine neatly,
commissioned by President Cleveland to
make a tour of the world in search of the
wisest man. is being held by the Stem
ford police. lie called at the Sound Beech
depot and demanded $500,000 of the tick-
et seller. The negro was unarmed and
was not given the money.
Senator Marigold in an interview says
there wlll he no more railroad bills for
the elimination of grade Will. in
Bridgeport presented to the General Aa'
senlbiy. Be bellevss none at thoseal-
reedy claret will be approved by the
railroad committee.
basins sso cosmos.
The legislative mite-s ca apnea
prtetisesrblted Fitch‘s renew floats
whetthen oueityieftrsli ,,
for eddedacoomatedatlcae
thatmoreecoommodettone _
animperati’vs necessity "
lag tbie winter therefrom.
thirty to forty applioeltle'lfw
beedrnltted. Toenails-lee , r' f
the Home Monday spp'erell hm
ablyimprsesedwitbtbe , .. ' W o
the Home. and undoubtedly
the need of greater “comm
Asurprlse party wes‘bsudered .
Nellie Iasonard. lest Honda] night. 7
evening passed pleasantly phylum "' ‘
followed by dancing. after ' which n "
tempting collation was served» Am J .
those present were Mr. and “Wilbur
Weed, lir. and hire. Howerd sum.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Webb and tire. ‘
BeojanunSt. John. Kisses Hattiez'end r .
Agnes Scolisld. Grace Manned. ‘ '
Jennie Scollsld, Frances Tolles. Luluend ‘
Jessie St. John, Ifeesre, Gilbert Finch.
William Dugdsle, Fred Leann! and A.
Whitelew. .
Rachael Elizabeth Clock. widow of
the late Captain George Plerpont, died ‘
Monday at her home in Norctou. She J‘
was in the eighty'second year of herage. , ‘
Rev. Louis French officiated at the fun-
eral this afternoon.
Hannah ii. Parcells, who has been a
town charge for several years, living
with Mrs. Hall, died 310MB]. seed
sixty-nine years. The funeral was held
this morning at 11 o‘clock, Rev. Arthur
Requn officiating.
Rev. A V. Bower, of New Owners,
will preach in the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sunday morning, and not
in the evening, as previously announced-
The Ladies’ Aid society. of the Congre-
gational church, will hold esoclebie at
the residence of Charles Morehouse,
Prospect avenue, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Hester Kennedy. who has been
quite sick at the residence of hire. A. E.
Morley, on Brookside avenue, is con-
vaiescing.
A party of relatives and friends from
Norwslk were entertained last night by
lir. and Mrs. Sanford Smith.
Mrs. Samuel Sillimnn went to Branch.
viLe yesterday. to care for a sick infant
ci' Elmer Bennett. "t
Frank Selleck, of Buffalo, is visiting ‘
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Sellout...
Gracie street.
vhitlnghereintir,lfrs. . . t ‘
Ifaln street. 9
Mrs. Henry 0. Street spent yesterday
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Forbell,
Broad River.
Mrs. Brady and daughter. lies Annie
Brady, are confined to the house with
grip.
Iir. and Mrs. Alfred Morehoues, Sn.
are sojourning at Washington, D. 0.
Miss Susie Wilimott, of Central street,
is contined to her home with sickness.
bliss Addie M. Clock has returned
from a visit of several days in Bethel.
Miss Stella Foote has been spending a
few days visiting in Brooklyn.
lasso Brush is very low, and his recov-
ery is considered doubtful.
Miss E. F. Gilligan has returned from
a visit in New York.
George Scott and family will move to
Rowuyton in March.
Miss Gracie Wiiimott is spending a few
days in I‘elhnmville.
hire. ii. Hoyt, of Prospect avenue, is
sick with the grip.
ROWAYTON
The fourth quarterly conference was
held in the Methodist church. Sunday
night. Presiding Eider J. W. Beach was
present. it was voted to extend an ill-
vitetlon to Rev. J. H. Slater, the present
pastor. to remain another year. The
following persons were elected stewards:
Charles W. Hell, John L'Hornluedleu,
Smith Mills, (lscsr Mills. W. K. Aubert.
Alva Tuthlll, (i. W. Bryan, James E.
Stevens. John Brundage. Frank R. Stev-
ens, Spencer (3. Horton, Ire. l. W.
Godfrey and Miss Libbie Trim.
Several committees wersalsu appointed
and routine business transacted.
Richard H. Boylston. of lispie avenue,
was out yesterday, having nearly recov-
ered irons his neent severe attack of the
grip. lire. Boyleton is still quite ill.
George Ackart, who has been
his brother, Harvey Aekart, for several
weeks, returned yeetuday to his hello
in Beheghticoke, N. Y.
Lewis Taylor and family will love
from Telmedge Hill to the George Oat-
llpp property on the west side.
lire. A. D. Ward. of liew York. was at
her summer home on Content-set ls-
lsnd. yesterday.
Rev. J. H. Bleterwiil Inlet: hiseoerse
at Drew Theological unless-y, l’rldey,
larch i.
BROAD RIVER. '
A cottage prayer meeting will be see
tonight at the horns of tire. us. ”low.
Thenidelntsr festival opens at the
W Hill”.
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