\ we, is it! ' i 330'. 1" 119M BER 2.207. ills liliiili lliLLS solo. pantheon“ re within! it. x , plantain routs too. mucus at Out-afitnws Iysdlcatas ' 5 Dress» to Bid on tho Property—4.... thing About the Plant and the ucw n..- ppy's Plans. The sale of the insolvent Union Ifsan— fnctnring company's plant at public ade- .tion was consummated yesterday. and Auctioneer James litchell knocked the property downto W. B. Olmstaad,‘ of' Union Park, Norwnlk, for 888 500. The was held at the company's ofllcc, and several representatives of mill syndicates were pm Among them were Samuel Williams and ii. 0. Samp- son, of B anion: Henry Sheridan. of Ben- cca Falls; Robert Davidson. of Brooklyn, and W. J. Tlguehouse, of Glendale. The latter opened thesals by bidding .25,» 000. Econ Bill,represi-nting the banks, was also present, and bid upon the property no that it should not go lower ' than$25000, about the amount of the claimsthe banks have against the con- cern. Iir. Olmntssd represented the proposed new organization, which is raising subscriptions to run the mill. W. F. Bishop, the heaviest creditor. or Ifr. Davidson, of Brooklyn. stands ready to take it oi! his hands in case the new company cannot secure the $75,000 nec- ccssary to start up the mill. The price is said to he very low. taking into consideration the real estate involv- lcd, the po .verful machinery, and the good cindition of the property. The mill buildings have not been allowed to deteriorate in value, and the machinery has been kept oiled and run occasionally. Beside the building and land at the east of the mill, there are twelvo building lots at the west. sixty feet front, and worth at least $800 each The water rights wantrd by the city of Norwalk to one of the feeders to the comp ioy's stream are worth from $3,000 to $5,000, so that in a short time. by disposing of the real es- tate and the water rights, the price paid would be reduced on the mill plant alone to $25,000. The price the property brought will clean up the entire indebtedness, but the old stockholders are shutout. The in- dcbtednees is as follows: W. F. Bishop, trustee, .30 000; National Bank of Noi- waik. 310,000; Fairil id County National bank, ‘10 000. The two banks have in- tact due them of $9,250 each, or one and one~half year’s Illicit-ht at six per ' cent. The total indebtedness, with some other small accounts. is thus about .55.- 000, and this money is ready to meet the liabilities. Money has already been set aside to pay legal expenses, this year's taxes, salaries, insurance and other small matters. The mill, when runningf'aiwaye paid large taxes and was assessed at $90 000 Of late years it has been assessed at $50,- 000. The present assessment is $50,000 in the city and 355,000 in the town. The committee on reorganiz atiou have thus far raised $35 000 and have 340,000 more to raise. Now that the committee know just what they have the plant for, there "is no doubt that subscriptions will comsaomewhst easier. Still it is a te— dious matter. it is said. and there is no hope that the wheels will start up July 1, as it was expected some months ago. in fact. the plan may fall through and the plant pass into other bands. W. 1“. Bishop has also another plan on fwt if the new company does not mater- isiias, but is not ready to divulge it just ”The condition of the machinery at the mill is such that with an expenditure of .3500 plain goods can be turned out. For fancy goods about $10,000 would have to be expended. W. B. Olmstead received this morn- llg several more small subscriptions towards the additional M0 000 required by ”anew local company. tlr David- nso hasnlso offered in assist the enter- plss. By the articles of corporation nozoiie crnt shall be paid until the en- tlrsflb 000 capital is Illbtdflbod. and no can can own but a certain small amount it stuck. M.“ 'IANDISIE” A lil‘lLIl‘l'l'o. Air-ah tin-mallar- Among the Italians client sins-t. Thus was great commotion sarong ms itallsc random ofiWool nasal. “morning,"srthsattsmptof nnauf mam-mumltswoclac in thsiall‘ sm‘lcimpsay'nhragtsnsmsct battling ,‘l'kssisnsassrsd tks warmsn's room, fibril-giants bass purpose because other cram. ks contend a paras cos m. r if. 3 i r l lutsrsu “mentions-assume Walks-melanomam. TWIN 01‘" ‘Wlalh. Pleasant hraarapbs About larwalh Paa- ntcud not: Irina“. .. His. Issac Juneau! Philadelphia. wni thcnnsstof [rand Ira Johnnonton,. 173 Iain street. Norwalk. ysstsrday. lira. W. 8. Btsvsnson, of Bridgeport, is visiting her parents. Kr. and Ire. W. H. Swords, South lain street. ‘ ‘Mrs Charles F. Hallockmf Quintard avenue, has been visiting relatives-in Dllnbnt’s William Mica. ofPort Chester. was the guest yesterday of Richard Absa— drotb. ' Willam lfooncy. of 84 North Main street, is making a visit in Bridgeport. Jerry Cahill, of Norwalk. is now in Texas. , J. Baldsu nnribntt his Informant. In the House. yesterday, Ifr. flicks, of Tolland took exception to the Hartford Cournnt's report of hisremarks again» the Law and Order League bill, and said that he did not, as stated. call certain gentlemen “disreputable lawyers " Ilr. Gunn said that if Mr. Hicks' hide was as thick as his. he would not pay any atten- tion to the matter. He had enough ex- perience as a public man to render him indflcrent to such triflss as newspaper misrepresentations. To prove his own in- diflersnce he (Gunn) quoted a report in the 80m Norrwaur SENTINIL based on his (Gunn’s) report on the Norwalk court matter, which he said was a tissue of misrepresentations from beginning to and. Ifr. Gunn said the only mistakes that he made was in stating «that a cer- tain Norwalk grand juror, in order to sqsreadebt ortioo to a justice of the peace, gave the latter 100 blank warrants Upon inquiry he was informed that the $100 debt was cancelled with only seven- ty-iive warrants. Elie information came from J . Beideh Huributt, one of Nor- woik’s leading lawyers—Farmer. Will Balsa .300 for the Hospital. The employees of Crofut 8: Knapp's factory are to be commended for the ad— ditional interest they displayed yesterday in behalf of the Norwalk hospital. A project was perfected whereby cards of bricks are to be distributed, which, if all are used. will bring into the hospital treasury 8800. and an extra rflort will be made to secure the sum of '500. Each card represents .3, the price of separate bricks being ten cents, and the cards are to be returned before June 1st. The employees of the shop have completed their organization by the appointment of the following committee: President, Ifrs. Judd; secretary, Mrs. James R. Griffith; treasurer, C. J. Palmer; Miss Lillian J. Kieih and Miss Fannie Lees. In Honor of the Ladies. The invitation or home sociable of Palestine Castle, No. 2. Ancient Order Knights of the Mystic Chain, held last night in their handsomely appointed quarters on Washington street, in honor of the ladies who rendered such valu- able assistance at the bazaar recently held, was one of the most pleasurable and successful occasions in the history of this popular organization. The mem- bers and their fair guests in attendance numbered about two hundred. Smytbc's orchestra. consisting of a harpand vltr lin,rendersd exquisite music for danc- ing, which was enjoyed by everyone present. Refreshments were served in the ante-room The same ancient com‘ mittee was in charge as during the week of the bazaar. nsfoliows: J. Water- bury Bmith, chairman; George W. Collin, Joseph Bartlcm, George E Simp- son, Richard Holt. Richard Dunn. George Clark. Solomon Scam, William Fraser, Philip Brnndngs, Albert D. Barnard. Frederick lawrsnce, A. 0. Cone... Charles Chittam, William Draw, Thomas Everndcn. Frank P. Bell, Jacob Uizinger, Gsiirgs Gerrish and Edward tissues.” u ... M _, M Padagegacs naming to Iowa. Friday, flay 8. and Saturday. Ifay 4. the Fairlieid County Teachers' associa- tion will hold its annual meeting by vote of the executive committee at South Nor- walk. Owing to this place being so can- trnl it is probable every teacher in the countv will he in attendance. to the num- ber of over 500. Principal Gumbart. prrsidentof the association. and Prisci- psi Fonts. chairman ofths more committee. are making ovary snosavcr to guarantee hotsl. restaurant and dia- asr accommodations for this large ls~ flea. A vary excellent programme has bass prvvldsl and its latsrnst cfssr citinsnsshcnidbsaroussd togivslksss- socialists a kasrty welcome A Van."- l‘m W. nadnndngsasislssscfsnsclswsf m lorwslk W I“. w“ class in I“ Ball. m. lay l I. Vinita aslnrnr b lair ‘- ernsi sf Imslss. hm ksm as» H “C. i’ p SOUTH. NilRWALLENm FRIDAY. APRIL I9. last. “III!“ was CIAZI. lsnsndncsafaksnaglaalnstta . '. iris. lllllE'S shins; -——-——- Condos and ”an“. M. an awe—summon.” sstspycn tnshcdy of Charles Oars- momma-sacrum misgsulsstssa-yssr-old youth. who menu-mum” wmrcmovadtothstinstftsticsfrcmthc jail. Italic-m lhsaasoofdcsthlobc Whatmigbthavsbcruutnvrilotrag- Ms.” The W wnnsuaclediuthc HOW] a.“ 3 . ed, old OumwhgswssasntlojsilfmmWsst- ” :tabosttwowsrkssgocs conviction w. Illllllili “I” 7.1. m an canoes against decency. It was to street. lboughtatthcllmelhathawnssnflsrlng Clarke MM m away. Last rsddsstswboobscrvedhinqnesr actions weekthcymovsdbacblntothsuslgbkorv hood. ”.mkaskssueoslnsdto herbed.bntthcnsighhcrswould.n¢ ‘0 Hmmnttothshrssnsrrtrmt. Thcjns- “Monarchs-tuber a", w tisc.how¢vsr. thought the unfortunate Irs.CahilldidnntkuowchtaWbits's ”“5"- Mmb‘r'“ I” W ‘ mentalcowdillfll.“ fortbs v... faw isllssntsacs Thsmymomsnths wss dI’lh-W'M mum Mbmhdm’dflmd fortbesiek worn“. Thchndsndworks “WM-saut- sverydastsvldgbissicfwifoVflth Unbalaglcckcdinscsllhs assum- children. Yrsterdsythslttls W “um"! “‘5' ‘0 m 9°“ oflfrs Whitassked Ira. Cabill to ‘. ticnagymasdamiostrnctortnkcswhsn haplnccsbimsslfksfcrchischm Then committmsnttojsilssdtriedtohavs s'dtohavchcrbcdmads. dhcpsuendsd to be very feeble, and sent her little daughtertotksstcrctogctalcmcnfor somsiemonadst WhilelraWbitewssssntedinarcck- lions for homsst s time. Quite frrqnenb I! 5- woald We in his mm modons, scsprre' deeply. walk smartly about his cellmvrmltimm and then resume the spwnrd,dowuwsrd. forward and back- this to a” u, wmmwmdmovemmtscfhbnrms. Kaposi- 'OMSO‘IIP'MCJMM.MM livelyrsf-edtc becoaxcd lntnownpy- »: down again. Ill. Cskill W MWMMmeu-em thlswnsrathsrastrangpprncssdingaud door. flcbadvsry littlotosay. in fact upon turning mound she uoticcd y‘flflbmflythathoconldbs Ifrs. White'seycssscmcd to be blazing mwfllkudthcnhswssramhling with frenzy. Suddenly she leaped from “'5" We F“‘3“! “It! TIM the chair, and before In. Cash: bad WM “mm and placed a nutter- time to defend herself the demented ullhedaor. . . 'om“ clutched m by the throatandss Instead of sleeping on it the demented she choked her exclaimed. "i will kill twil- rmld stretch Iii-re" alone-ilk of you! Yes, I will eat you alive?" With 3'- "r 'm a road we!.to~_em.s_nu that she attempted to bite Ira. Cabill WW" d'“e’mfi‘d”Wyfllfllll I‘Dlhellne upon the check. but instead caught her 0‘ til-Fer lb“ '3- cflmd mm. L»: by ‘he nm' [eating on‘ m “a d m WQ’ dbl! "Mth 0' Dr. Golda“. "IQ organ. Mrs. Cshill had been nearly J!’il clinician. was called to the strange choked into insensibiity, when she ms. mien-0‘ Come-inse- and iii- phi-ion denly ralliedandmanagsd to throw nfl made " mutation 0‘ '1" Milton. her assailant. She than ran screaming “-‘wndthmho rot-thin- in a had from the apartments. '01 and scaled moire-l attention. The umber-mania Cahill'scrirs, Umbi- mmmm W W and hurrying tobsr rescue. been her warmed '0 “'0 will. Chm be half fainting from the building” hsr did Wed-why misc Thedoctors owaapsrtmsats. when thsyqntsssam warsaotpnitfvssstotbocsnseofdsath alters great rflovt. Islam is the “W“ ill we by the an- woman who saved her littlccls'sld from ink-r- dmn‘ms 3! ill-Pint in” "it '3'" I" has. lcnrsalr wane trans. rescuing her. .___._. The “when" think the nnthovitirs in mmw.» rev-mo or m u' mucous-m. should do something with Ira. White. In Fem fut Secretary W. B, A short time sgoslle attempted to drown her children in the river. Yrcmallw mdfllfi New York Library a» counts her sickness, in a measure. is mm.mdmflmmhz shunned. ”I‘Mlolh ”W of New Yorksndotber slam. to obtain from themauexprcdonofopicionrespecting thahmttwcntyvlvchocksoflhfl to be added toavillngslibrary. There were 160 ammmrm-mmm— bwkgcbcicsmindieated: Gum'srt’larmlla',.. ”mmlwim". “W"laasmnn” .,.... 'Jduflska.”fltsrnrysftbel1nitcdstat-“.el 'Is'yDr—mwal.”Asrratsflan"........ 'Ialymlfilpflnm'flwngialioak" ....... ... Mkm.~fmbc" ... ...... “luau“.ylustafork'nung ”a... .. Result of m '8. I. O”. Archer Hills, of South um. I employee! the Standard OI company. and a former resident of Rowaytou. is- returning from the latter plwccnbimt 1 o'clock yesterday morning. when. in going througbihs wood assr then-rev srd placcatthsonf’otut.ks was "held up" by atouglllonkingiudividnal. The man had evidently heard of the grant rise in oil, and thought Iv. not. was rssprngthshsneiitandhadtbspsnlasla his pocken. It. Illiv. however. had-o intention ofgtvisg up his wealth.“ watching a favorable opportunity." Gar-r made 0!. establiskin a crqumtlcg goodonumc always them—will lindcarsfslly sensual barley melons! forsalsstl IBM's. ”Xmas-w “ “ um Ira. Elisabeth lam-(82m Mahatma-edema the pp huh-madman. P) arc in “Mm. Ila-sum Mykrfms dfl detach ysstnsdav immoral-foams“ bsass «Whimsical-day I. P. mwuhmflysas Johan-nasal. i— Inseam}! as Its. newness-awas- aspssbncmaparswalssndlm. As aumwmmmbhcm amines... mommies-ans. “DWI“ fwd-ambiance” flatmates-salts. mms tram“ mns. abs ”mama; cannon narrow-I scan I. sis-m . ”as h-srmss. NEXT BOOB liElliilBllliS. WHAT IS “(DING ON IN PLACES REAR NDBWALK. rae' lather of Muslpal Baldwin, of m. Burned tn Death—Innings of Justice lcblldnasht’n Daughter— Georgetown-lettings. BOWAYTON. Principal Frank Baldwin was shocked Tuesday night. upon receiving word from New Canaan that his mother. lira. John Baldwin. had been burned todsaib. Be. in company with Liverymsn Ed- ward Lndrlaan. hurried at once to that place. A lamp in the house, it appears. had caught fire and . was in danger of exploding, when lira. Bildwin caught it up, with the intention of throwing it out of doors. Ber clothing ignited and wens soon amass of flames. Her son in- law, Charles rancher, heard her cries and rushed to her‘ aid, throwing her on' one or the beds, and as be thought smothered the names. This was not the case. however. and shortly afterward the lady died. On account of the principal's sudden affliction it has been decided to postpone the school entertainment inde- finitely. W. Jr.. unexpected to arrive. she was unable to go out yesterday William 'l‘liomes, a brother ofMSslect- than B. Themes, and one of the must pupqu conductors on the Consolidated road. is dangerously sick at his home in Stamford. Mr. and Mrs. Henry A G. Beuscbkel and daughter Bertie, of Main street, have returned from New York city. Ir. and Mrs. William Maser, of Main street, are expected home from their European tour next Tuesday. Hrs. Joseph Adcock will sail for Eng— land, her former home, Saturday, to tn the an extend. d visit. DARIEN AND NOROTON. Adam Herdi, of Stamford, and Miss Lizzie Schildnecht. daughter of Justice of the Peace Schildnecht. of Darien, left Stamford last Sunday morning for finallyn, where they proceeded tothe reddenec ofthc Rev. Ir Wagner and were quietly married by that gentleman After spending the remainder of the day in that city and New York,tlisv returned in the evening to their home No Zileadow street.8ramfurd.which had been provided in advance by the groom hr. fierdt is to be congratulated up in securing such a prize to sharshisjiys and sorrows through life. The shed in the rear of 0. C. Bowen's residence on Main street. which is used no a wash house. caught fire yesterday morning ablut 11 o'clock from sparks The flames 9" were discovered by C. F. Foster. who was driving by, and he told Mr. Bowen. who, with the nmistsnce of Joseph More house and others exringuished, as they About2 o’chick in the afternoon the flames broke out again. however. and the roof of the billing was badly burned before they from a bonfire near by. supposed. all traces of the fire. was put out. ”a thrust a revolver in the face of I. J Lassm inst'l'ucsdsy night. at the Co- lumbus Hotel. and threatened to shoot him. was adjourned this morning at the scqusstofltiscounssl tuAprliafl. atO a. in Walters furnished .500 heads for his sppssrnccsstthsttlma badly. I“ Wolllsbsving the lnlsriur of HWaslsllrssdavscnetnorocgh tan is...“- hcnnsrnssl. ‘fl-Gm‘omfflfl Thelma-MM.“ ”tow wmsmssas “mull-WWW m'.w.Jr..oflcsou. menu‘s-dawn “ml-manna. lanthanum-“swatch. . her mother. If. Agues Lyons and Harry Pepper, Jr , of New York city, are at the Euph- rst place on Iain street, for the summer, and next week lit. and Mrs. Barry Pep- Ifim Eva Ambler nligbted from the can train Tuesday night, and started across the tracks, but fell on the crushed atoneballast and injured herself so that The Esstermnslc rendered in8t. Luke’ church last Sunday was so highly appre- ciatcd that it h to be repealed next Bun- dny morning. The first meeting of the your of Rs Agnes Child was held Tucs- dsy afternoon. Twenty-four people were prison [ratings of the Guild are held at the chapsl at 4 o'clock Tuesday after- Tbc case of William Walters. who Ilsa Grace Willmntt was manning from-chest ysstsrdsy steam. and whilsgulagandsrtbsbrrdpsat Iain mamashsmfrlgktsardatapassiug trsiuasd fall, bruising harssif vsrv Imbwsslnfiaabkmk— is m ”In“. h min. 1:. my C. TWO edema * as“ any. Ira. William Ward Mrs! strnmsslsi music. and thirswrsshaiw ‘ and a tempting supper. _ , Ifrs. Arthur W. Ward bssfllslovflt , CRANBUIY’. , An enjoyable clolbsspllsoclslwlthrld at the residence of "Its. Prank Cloths, .r last night. under the auspices of. W“ ington Lodge,I 0. G. 1'. MW recitationisnd readings by Kb Mic ‘ Adams. Ulss Carrie Gm, .0, Il- Einina Englabsrdt. solos by Him Adah Taylor, quartettc selections in It. I“ lira]: 8 Taylor. Fred Hawks and By!- vester Burton. and musical numbers by Mrs E S Taylor. E. J. Taylor, 7nd Hawks, and E S. Taylor npoutkeovgan. violin and cornst. At them oh the programme the clothsspinn were matched and partners fmmsd forsnppsr. GEORGEI'OWN. Elgar Beers, formerly of the United States Coiled flair and Fiber company, has leased his farm to Lyman Franklin. Ifr. Beers will move his famly toBrnok lyn, where he will hold the shalom in the company's Brooklyn factory. William ll. Gilbert has sold his place, formerly the Samuel St John: place, to John Rudy. 'Mr Bsdy has sold the place he now lives in to Ira. Harry Bane nett. lfr. and Hr. Brush. who have bows boarding with Mrs. Nettie Been, return- ed to their Brooklyn home, 'l'linrsdny. Dr. Mansfield has purchassd a building lot in the swamp adjoining Aaron Devi! land. Mrs. Nettie Beers is building a new picket fence in front of her rtsidcna. William Waico is making arrango- meets to move his family out west. Andrew O‘Neil is having his house re- paired and painted. Charles Rockwell has rented rooms of 1' Mrs Sarah Mead. Mrs Harry Batterson is shingiing her house. SENTINEL PATTERN. 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