an m that.“ ’ lawnmmmmsdrwd a m from”. B, A. De- “, 0‘ I'm. 1“! Me As I. Gilli- bsrt, of Boston. .slsoa lump-surest the dearsssd, was present and assisted in the service. The hsarsrs were Dram John W. 30‘1””, Joules B. Knapp, Robert ll. Rowan“ W. Efilmds A quartet“ composed of In. G. F Bontwsll, Ilsa K. G Voslmrg, R. A Baldwin and H. P. Ilorgaa rendered appropriate selections. The accompa- nist wys lilss Ada beach. The rsmains were placed in the receiving vault at Riverside 0t metery.’ That spirit of friendship and good- will that characterizes the employees of humbnry. Mathewson dt Co's vslhbiish. meat. was again manifested when Miss Anna 'l'ornphins, employed in the fitting room, resigned her position on Saturday last. Before retiring the foreman presented her, in behalf of her friends. with a handsome diamond ring of choice design, and 'a gold thimble. Miss Tompkins highly appreciates the gift, which will be a reminder of her pleasant associations of ‘ ,1‘ “mmswumto bapald Warner-so. in watchman-asst. ”WNW call. we. Branch “Bulwdismsr. iiorwsls; talsohone “I.“ A WIOA‘IWII should in alicasss he Min 'l'll' MEG III‘I'IIIL, ' , linen Nowwsu. Goal. m low lest Herald Weather rorseasr. -. L Mouth clondylo fair. slightly colder Mam“ probably prevail. with brisk to “westerly and northerly winds, preceded "Mrslaornowinthsmeratag north of Cape lay. (in Tuesday. cloudy. warmer .. " m will Way-ll. with fresh variable ..., ' ,wiadsaadrsiuandfagoe the coasts. and on ' , Wednesday clearinsandlalr. cooler weather .5" was: Board. the :y' llholtrwastpollstofthc thermometer for the I tweets-rosettes" end .“ soon tad-r us The railroad committee of the Legis- .;”"”°"W W- " ”0"“va iature arrived in South Norwalk on the """ "" “"‘""‘""‘“ lo’cioch train this afternoon, and went . ”'""" "nu“ '°' “"m' to the lahackemo Hotel, where dinner ‘I M30 feta Bih‘l‘id M'Hd' ‘ ’ ‘3 m l .1; w” 4“sz “ ”at was served. The omicisla then passed the afternoon looting over the ground where the Norwalk Street Railrwsy com. pany has applied for a charter to extend its tracks, which includes nearly“ every street in town. The committee was ac- compsnird on its tour by Councilman R. ll. Golden. City Attorney Light and the Street Railway officials. ,, As to Tramps. ,r Underlying the peaceful ebb and I CM of everyday life is a vast ocean of - crank notions. The Chicago Herold has been dredging for some of those and has brought to the surface various startling ones. it invited correspondence on how » to abolish trumps. A saloon keeper did not want tramps 'znholished at all. The reason he gave was that they were wanted in elections and could not be done without. "The tramp is all right," said the saloon keeper. Every moral engine from poli- ties to the faith cure is suggested in The ,Eerald for the redemption of this creo- sote, who particularly does not want to be redeemed. domes M. Clnyton says it is the vile Democratic party and the lowering of the tiirili that produced the tramp. and he will always be with us till the Republicans get in and build a tariff wall around the country as high as the Washington monument. John W. Baugber, on the other hand. would duke his hope of heaven on the truth of the assertion that the Republican party aid it only‘lh responsible for the: tramp because of exactly that "infamonsly criminal" war tariff which it kept - Api ry 'in time of peace. There appears to be serious discrepancy of View here. Lem Wood comes in with nwhoop and a sun dance and tellstho world that the election of Populism to all the p0~ litical offices in this cmmtry will do away with ti'nmpe Lemme it will giro every than work of. good wages. (ioorgc V. Wells is juht astiirtul mtrutimt Henry fieot‘go's single in): tin-cry liliornlly up. plied Will abolish tlio immature. l). l). fellows toys that if saloons were abol- ished trumps Would be himlishetl too. Certainly tramps Would rather he in shoal than in a place when; tin-re Worn no saloons. A fat-inm- would put all the trumps into a big field with on usage orange hedge around it and lit them light till they killed one another all. Fair indies give their recipes for destroying the nuisance. Alice if. (fuelimztn believes that woman suffrage Would kill tramp- lam as quick as lightning. A lady whom The Herald reporter designates merely I “n selmibio old woman" says torso» Iy, "Wash him every day,” and there mmilliwsin the suggestion. "A lead- ing advocate of the faith cure" pro- nounces that system on infallible recipe for the evil. she has tried it, she says. She reformed one old incorrigible by engaging him in solemn thought for half an hour several titties. lie is now working and is himself a (listinguielmd spiritual healer. A tramp who can be made to engage in solemn thought for half an hour can he made to do any- thing. Undoubtedly here is a grand laid for the triumphs of the mind and faith carers. ’ Arthur Wugstsif says that Christian- ity aloneoan sure the tramp. But Chris— tians do not seem disposed to take him 5! hind. Pops Leo Ill]. whose eighty ilfth Hrthday came )fsroh 2, presents a line “plant a halo and hearty old age. lo m in the prime if life could firing a clearer brain, quicker apprehen— sion er ahrswdsr diplomacy to the rust. III that claim his attentim. Bis holi- .asw is now within nine months of the *whiehhisprsdscsssor, Pins 1!, had hmdmtlmdhlldoflhhlms. .Jhpflgsasrally livstoagoodold age! . ”Mitflnnivmwouldqaitdrink' ~~fissarstodytowrltsapodtsw ”In lastsrsforbiat and that go a.” the may delivering a. he would motors moasythauhssvsr .flmatmmflflflm’ At the meeting of the Norwnik divis- ion of the Ancient Order of Hibernia-e, held yesterday afternoon for the pur- pose of organizing a ladiea’anxilisry, twenty’llve names were secured. The meeting adjourned until Friday evening, when it is expecteda number of more names will be added to the list. The new order will probably be perfected in about two weeks. The New York Grocery company moved into its new store lest Friday, and was all ready for business on, Saturday. The company has one of the handeomest and most convenient atom in Norwalh ll. Cnneo, the fmilerer, has taken pos session of theaters vacated by the gro- cery company. ________ The King's Daughters of Trinity church will meet ftr work Thursday afternoon at the house of Mrs. E F. Knapp.48 West street. The Illusion circle will meet for work Friday evening at the home of Miss Mary Schaub. J. J. Simmons, of Wilton, was am al- ed for drunkenness by Oilicer Birtrum, Saturday night. This morning Justice Rose lined him $1 nod meta, which he paid. Attorney id. E. Ferris prosecuted. it was his first case. The funeral of” Mrs. Maggie Arnold, wife of U. V, Arnold, was held from hot late residence at Winnipank, yesterday afternoon, the Rev. A. H. Wyettoilicint- ing. The burial was in Nora/nth cune- tt-ry. _.,_ E. f-‘. Farrington, of Brooklyn, will give an illustrated lecture on "The Life of New Zvaland and Samoan Islands," for the beneilt of the German church, (It Wednesday evening of this week. Henry Thies. of Woodward avenue, who made a slumber robe some time ago, chanced it til Saturday night. The lucky man was George Clark.of North Iain street. The silicon of the State Liquor Dealers' association will meet in new Haven to morrow. John H. Malone, president 0; of the Nor-alt association, will attend. The news stand in the Tramway com- pany's waiting room on South Main strait, lately conducted by William Sey- mour, has been discontinued. The canes at Trowbridge a Co.'s cigar store, Saturday night, were won by Adolph Dreyfnsa, Frank Clark. Edward Slater and Walter Ball. The condition of Tony Penebra. the Italian boy who was accidentally shot and was taken to the Norwalh hospital, remains about the same. “Bpellar” Smith enjoyed a Sunday din- ner from the result of his rtosnt clam. min; excursion. There will be a full rehearsal of all partsfor Olds Folhes’ Concerts, tonight at 7 o'clock; also Tuesday and Friday «who. ’ ‘l'hsrswasaiarpssttandsnceat “tell. I. C. A. song ssrrles,ysaterday. Beers- tary Joshua led the rusting. he‘d Pitur, of smart avenue. killed a black seamysstsrdsy. with measured two feet in length. ' The annual sooiahla of the South Hor- walklllrsl'oiics will be held In Arlen Ball, tonight. H W Btlmwlllmsfromdamp insolmritsriatheeasternelties suastlolssacsplaoaAprili. ensue-as snails better pay than the ”WWW“ ArthsrAadsrssnwasnasdslsndsests W “warm. but lull-st Habitat tlrs. Andrew 7. M is titular “sawmills“. Several of the friends 0! Captain . so is FREE,“ FREE. hcbangs this advertisement for L l Bicycle lesson Title! BIBYELE llllllill 2 EllZlilETil STREET. lachantre this weal. ntrielieix Down in the Pulpit. The New Orleans Times Democrat, for larch 5. contains an account of tie sudden illness of the Rev. Beverley E. that city. formerly well known inthis city as a Bridgeport rector. The ac- count soys: The shoot that won felt by everyone who saw the Rev. Beverley E. Warner gasp, stagger and fall into the out-stretched arms of his brother clergy- msa, Sunday afternoon. in the chancel of Trinity church. just as be closed the earnest and pownrfnl peroration of his msgoiflcient sermon on the resurrection, rationally sud historically considered, was not greater than the deep anxiety that weighed upon the minds of his parishioners, yesterday afternoon, when he failed to appear in the chancel during the afternoon services at 5 o'clock 0 Greater still was their sense of sorrow when the Rev. Mr. Topper, who conduct ed the services for Mr. Warner, read the prayer for the recovery of those critical. iy ill, and it will be with a losing of re“ list and joy that not only they, but many who have heard and read his sermons on the creed, will receive the news today, through an interview with Dr. C. J Bickham. that the rectcr‘e prostretion is not of an alarming nature The attend- ing physician ssys proatrstlon from over- work is the trouble and Mr. Warner will take a vacation for a time. Fair Luna was gloriously full last night and was shadowed nearly three hours by the earth, but uoarrset was made! New York Announcement. "Our American Homes and flow to Furnish Them" Con readily be ascertained by visiting HORNER’S Brest Furniture Eaper where everything is of the best quality, artistic excellence, and moderate in price. No such assortment of reliable goods can be seen in Antericn. Over two hundred and lifty distinctly different Bedroom Sets in all the variv one woods, Brass iivdsteuds in over seventy patterns, its well an endless lines of Parlor, Drawing-Room, Library and Dining-Room Furniture. Hundred: of lmpnrtmi Now lit" particularly with he for ilfl‘lk'nll. or Immn use niul decoration. All prices in plain figures. R. J. HORNER 8t 00., Furniture Multan and imports», 61-65 W. 23d St.,Ns-,w York, Adjoining ldan lune. Homer & (‘o'e establishment is one of the sights of Kew Yorlt.—-anapltp¢r Cumml'llln WALL PAPERS PAINTERS’ SUPPLIES People with horizontal heads. Level-headed folks have long since learned that it pays to deal at the best pieces. Stores don't grow big hy acci- dent. A man can‘t succeed unless purple generally believe in him. Unles- many peopls have found that he save them a fair equivalent for their money. For ten years our trade has been growing. it has grown till now it is the largest in the city. It has grown humans so many people found it the best phbe to do their trading. Best in price, in quality, in treatment, in certainty. PAINTING, mm Hllillilifi. DECORATING. nouns FRAMED 10 -:r illilllll, DECKER, Washington 8t... teeth Ismail. TO ADVERTISERS. Changes cannot be guaran- teedthesamedaycopylshand edin. Evaryrsasonablsedort wilihsmadeto accommodate heistsdnponssarightnnlsss copy lsssntia byso'doei inthsaftsraoonotihsdaybo tic-mum Warner. rector of Trinity church in 1 patrons, but chugscannot be ‘ Cor. Main and Wall Streets, ,3, NORWALK, SKIRTS. We have just opened a newline of tailor made fiiiti, all at moderate prices. Fancy Black Mohair Skirts, new organ pipe style, all sizes, 03.98. Black Brilliantine Skirts, fine quality, latest style, 85.98. Fancy Black Sill: Skirts, lined with best quality parcels, and finished at bottom with deep velvet facing, only am. 50. Black Crepon Skirts, lined with hair cloth and changeable silk, an elegant garment for $10. 98. Sllli 1- _ ' Each day brings new weaves and styles. The Silk counters are headquarters for lovers of beautiful and fashionable Silk novelties. l NEW TRIMMINGS, NEW LACES, NEw EMBROIDERIES. THE notion Stunt, Corner Main and Wall Streets, Norwalk Cl 4— __ A DROP lN BUTTE ' "1,9an BliilEll. l We have reduced the price to x, l Fancy Gilt Edge Creamery Butter. 25 CENTS. ’Hlllill llflllNTlll ill 25 cts. doz. ' THE CELEBRATED * ANGELUS FLOU l 55 cts. per bag. ., $4.25 per barrel. ? Best on the market and a great seller. Calfornia Navel oranges, 40o doe; Smoked salmon, Bloater and Fancy No.1]fackorol Water Lily Boneless Oodflsh, and many other specialties. The best goods at lowest prices. BillfllES E. Sillillllll lEMllllll filllllllll. as sinusitis not, trillion: out. tap-2.,
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