Evening sentinel, Monday, April 22, 1895 · page 1

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SIIUTH NURWALK. CONN... MONDAY. APRIL 22 mus.

 

 

 
 
 
 

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sitters er calmness or.
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3m Wiiiiouecoluetotle Ito-mu
ultimo Wy'ltiit'iitnin

"lieu III-Incumbent
‘ Ive-w “Manuela.

,‘i’teoorviors out. Pearl's churchyar-
neraing, were of II bountiful
Master. it being confirmation Sunday
to tho parish. A slots of thirtyitiiroo
were mauled by the lit. it". John
Williams, bishop of the dieters. i’re:
rises to the summation service,
,. Bishop Willienrt watched an interest:
mmm spou'd'no Resurrection.” his
torturing Manhunt Acts “5,83. lie
«Maud why we should believe in the
mention. The teachings of tire
opt-ties were reviewed end they were
'tumrstdnpos tbotoyotene to tbotrcb
of Christian faith. if we could not be»
liove in this one. nil other inculonttin
ttolifooicmist fsdsdseoy Internals
by tho snrplieed choir throughout the
. service wotrnnst inspiring. boingaropcv
titles of the Easter ”Mill”. In the
«tale; tho {nil choral footer service
watrspssttdat‘ thosnspol of Our lloly
Wonfiortoloy street. Tho edifice
war throngod. and many rornuinod
standing. Tho WW cross was
dediortto tires.
in tho afternoon the bishop ecn'
dusted confirmation services st St
lettltotr‘s church; Wilton. where o
lam close wet confiruod. including a
fowfreta Grace church, Nerwslk. ,
At Imriry in tire ”toning.
Thobioiiepoenlirrnodaelsvs of seven
young people in Trinity church, lest
light, and mouthed o rrrcst mindset rot
mucu'flbo lists that is liofure Us.“
, talisgbio test from 1.. Corinthians is...
26: "I thereforosc run. not 89 uncorr
toiolyneh‘ght 1. notes one that Mirth
the air.” There woe o very lsrgo cringrr .-
grltiou proton The motor music was
repeated end was of the me high erdor.
In tho nursing Rev. Olin liallcck
preached- ‘ _
a m” to m use.
Lust evening Key. A. 9. Kuvhhflgh.
preached fathom Men, who turned
. .owtteeboutthunourbor sf sorority te
Melchior. ‘i’lIopuiyitsnd their“!
luy were dreamed with American
“nary ”Molly underworld or:
‘ .0040 large Wt of com
”.mfihutod bythe ltrd Mon.
rheumrnunicn table. flicked
Moothwmrngaonruotien pick the
csiorof tho swamped tire front
we! ttoerm suction of the church.
aadporticiputod very homily in the
mmic‘oof the «swing, which to
ciadedtllefioticoel hymn. Mr. Kara:
mastered his test from the fun
math cw" of toms! John. which

 
 
 
 

 

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tire. Tito patter. the

Slwlly’o‘flbe King of
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the tort. "And i am

by Saltwater.

teen Kingdom.”

in the great work.

at bath services...

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reeds, "l have written unto min.”
’0“ some men. Miners
yo no strong." which he "will

and by omitting the word "yum” end
finds bioerrmtem. new by
referring to the climax! Mittens since
this country won first settled by tho
whites. when, it it were known mi
nonworotovivit the church. the who
faces avert m‘rammiy objected. ita

faring In tho order, he cmplimtmd
it Manet it Md scorched emitter and
Minot "In lnrt‘ntn. end woe omelet
isgthomesd drew front it the II we
flint we should opprmi‘rtto the grad
wherever we fwd it. The irritant virtues
to to emulated one love at from,
friendship and yutriotirrn. M vir
”cubism ”minted tr» 0 new
credit-Me dogrrn. Ilr 1(va dwelt
prlvclpoliy ow pmrtvtlewrm friendship
1mm”, Armani. wmv merely in m
of genuine potrhrs torqmrsly want the

time.

to It church.

met for Iiav im'ul race

and Idem! ltortllenrv. rant Sultan's.
“0 ml! of God.” The Gounod quer-
totto tong. ”hum Otirnet art Ringing,”

B. Dlebrow. end

thowertt written for the qttrtettt by
Dr. O. H. Wendel. efGranby. and there
wet alto a quartette by lifts Attndroth.
If”. Collins. Inert. Inland end Dsksnt.
lotto ovtniu the poster preached on
“The Return of firstltude.”

 

Baptist.

Tito Sabbath services In the South Nor-
walk Baptist church were deeply impret-

Rev. 13.0. Sher-

wood. proscbtd a helpful sermon in the
morning iiitt Penult tang the contrul-
is new. ”Eye Bath Not Seen," from
"The Holy City.” and the choir sang

Love iiy Shep-
C. 8. meeting at

6.550 o'clock was led by Ernest Hopkins
The By. E. B. Kidd filled the pulpit in
the evening rind punched a sermon from

come that they

might have life. and that they might
have it more abundantly."
woo "idle." and in thought and illustrn
tien it won on aid to oil. The choir sang
the anthem Shelly' It ”When Night In-
volves the Sky. ”and ”Art Thou Weary. r”
Frank Comslock rang
the luvs solo, by Gerald lane, “The Un-
Tlio mutlc throughout
tlio tiny wsta feature lending additional
helpfulness to the sermon r.

The theme

 

Kuwaiti Wail-t.

At the Norwnlk Methodist church the
rustic wot of s high order end was en-
joyed exceedingly. The Enter choir of
thirteen velar. with Air. Hirst aa tsner
solo”. reputed the Easter programme.
The morning and evening sermons of Mr.
Wyatt were from Ills same text. Be
onplmiwd the lmpartance of putting
nurture, in perfect ay mpsthy and touch
with our matter in order to be successful
When one it so
equipprd his every rll'crz will be for good
and «Inc’s own cheruclar and pelwnnlily
W'lit‘zd. The congt'cgalions were large

Horwulft Congregational.

Congregational

chm-ch. yesterday morning. the pastor
tent fer his theme. ”1‘
World.” preaching aserraon in behalf of
foreign missions. and the annual elfer'
ingnf the church no nude for the
In the evening he
gentile third of a some of d’ scanner
um «hafnium tho L‘fa Beyond, '
hivtufiject being ”The Soul's Destruc
After Death»Wherr?‘
flutter Dilute wss rrpcatrd mora‘ng and
ovoningmedtho services were enjoyed
by large congregations.

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”I“?! Episcopal.

Alsrge congregation was present at
firm church yrsIeIduy morning. The
rector innit for He stt.
what she could.“ flit theme was “Monu-
‘I'iw erection of ecst'y and
mmlllcicrit monuments. mid the recur.
in memory of departed ones, is’ a mis-
t’tm love; they crumble nwey with
A true and lasting monument
wrmld be an endowment to a public Ii
lusty. trier tnbiitbmcnt of a free cut in
AIit‘wlllI. tboousnslun of. ilranunl nid
That would 1 l to ever-
lrv‘irlg material A private confirmation
melt s wot held in the all 'ruuun.

“Sire bath done

"III SIINWAIJ BAf‘ Eli.

I'omv flood tree it; ironing Meeting on
lay ill. :2 arm 23.

Tire" liar-silt racer will lake place Hwy
2!. 2‘2 ml 23, under the «Mambo of C E.
iiworl. end issue It circuit composed of
lirrrwslk. tire-enwicb and White Plains.
I’M ell ripen citrus the pump will by
92'”, tiwa-eurfy run—- at Norwalk $100,

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changed. Tilers will also be a special
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TWO llllBSES STOLEN.

BOTH TIIIEVBS TRACE” IN TIIB
DIRECTION 0|" WESTON.

 

0a- ni the Animals the Property of Allen
Wood. or float Norwalk. and the Other
of nation Ililow. or 0raubnry~8urronr
ding ’l'owna Notified.

When Allen Wood, an employee of
the Consulrdsted Railroad company, who
resides at 50 Gregory Paint road, vvsnt
to his burn yesterday morning, he discov-
ered that the padlock of the door had
been broken and the horse stolen.

The,color of the horse rub light buy.
with a white hind hoof and It while spot
on the forehead. The ficures "22" were
branded on the animal’s left. flInk. Fur-
tunntely for Mr. Wood he had taken the
harness into the house, and the thief
having no way to hitch the horse to the
wagon, simply tank It blanket and threw
it across the nuirnul.

Mr. Wood reporlad tbs mattsr to
Chief of Police Vullmcr, and they suc
ceede‘d in tracing the horse to Saugutuck
by reason of one of the animal's shoes be-
ing oil, which left a distinct print in the
road. After passing Snugatuck, how-
ever. the roads were harder and the trail
vaIs lest. Later they drove to Weston
and Eamon, but could find no trace of
the horse. The chief also notified sur-
rounding Iawns by telephone.

A party of whcslmen from Bridgeport,
who arrived here shortly before noon
yesterday, said they passed a horse on
the road answering the description.

In the afternoon Mr. Wood and flu-
bert PIercs scoured the country, but
could find 'no trace of the horse.

Another flora-I sullen.

Saturday night some one broke
into Gallon FIIIO,W,8 burn stCrnnbury.
and stolen valuable horse, buggy, and
harness, brsides whip and blankets. The
robbery was not discovered until yester-
day morning, when Mr. Fillow went
out to feed his horses. Nothing else in
the barn was disturbed. Mr. Pillow is a
dealer in horses and at once started in
pursuit of the ”News tracing them in
the direction of Weston. The trail was
lost Ihrre. It is believed they are mak-
ing for New York state.

 

CHURCH CALENDAR

Ipeelal Mention of Society loetlnga of
the Coming Weak.

South Nor-walk Congregalionnl.—Mon-
day," t p m., lnIIIIIIIIe boya‘ rp c'nl gym-
nastic drill; 7:30 p m. Y. P S C 1-1
business meeting and aocinl. at the home
of Dr. George S Kendall. 57 Elmwood
avenue. Tuesday, 4 p m.. prayer meet-
ing. Junior Socxcly of Christian Endea-
vur: topic, “How can we be Watchmen”
Leander. Harry 8!. John. Wednesday,
7:30 p. In , gymnastic drill of the boys of
the People's InstIIuIe. undcr A M Hey-
drick. with award of pnzws. 0pm to
visIIors for inspwctlou. Thursday. 7:45
p. m. church prayer service: topic,
“Reliuous Tolerance-z" 8:45 p. m., Imel-
lug “I the church commiuzs with
candidaI-m for church mvmbersblp.

Snuth Norwulk Mthoditt—llcel’ng of
the efficiul board in the Il'f‘llllr-I'I‘Jm
and LII-ImiIiee of Mercy and Help de
pnrtment in the audience mom, Monday
night at 7:45 Epworth ['Iugue bI-nellt
concert. TuIsduy night. l‘r bntioner'
and Tuesday night class meet on Wed-
nesday at 7:45 p m., TIIIIIsday n‘ghtv
general prayer mrntmg Friday at 3:20
p. In. Junior Epworth Lragu» meeting.

Nurwnlk Congregational~0n Wed-
nmlsy M 3.30 p. m.. mIIIIIlIly mchi'Ig
cf the LIIdIIrI‘ trnucintlon Thursday
evening. prayer meeting “7:“; suhjl ct
for dim-mulch “Rel'gluus Tv-Irrmw—
Why IIIiI'ly': Win-II- are its limit-'5' Fri
day at 3:30 p m, wet-My meeting of the
.luIIiIIr Endeavor. Saturday at 2p. III..
sewing school in chumuuf Mia Ely.

HI. I’.IIIl'rI~‘l‘hu LIIIllm' snmeiy will
hold an lmpurl'ult Illlfililf'ifl mveIlng on
wldlll’dlllty Ilfff‘l’flflllfl. 0n 'l'huminy
tlmfeust v! St Mark villi th‘IIltIlIrelz-J
mth Holy (‘rIIIIIIIIIulon In the pnritli
church at 10 II. Ia.; in the evening the
King‘s DIu..lII.~rt will hold their quer-
leIIy tocml gutlwring at the chapel.

Insane in the Grand Central Depot.

The New Yurk World said this morn—
ing that It woman tlaty years old and a
stranger in the city became insane in the
Grand Central depot, last night. and
created excitement by shouting to other
women in the waiting-room fine was
rrmoved totho Flower Hospital. She
told the was Mrs. Gilbert. of Nurtvalk
Conn. Shela prqbably Mrs. W. A. (ill
tort, of Van Z Indt avenue. Eett Nur-
walk, who in slightly demented at times.

In. Guian- Arrested.
Chief of Pol Vellum learned ytt-
Ierday of that lira. Funk God-
oon was telling lntoaicanlt lII violntion
of the law, and in company with cum
Broker. Gledttone and Tutti". be melted
thebouta at the corner of South Help

«at letdowatrevtland placed In.
nutter woeowwemotteruwfttmuy

Gedtnt under arrest. A numb-r at can

 

MIIIMWJIII they all stained
tote boarders title. 'l‘lto mitts
unthtimhttlotA. “mutt
“Wavelet.

 

IIUBWALK T. I C A WINS

Al lxeltlng Game of punt lull with
the low finch-lie I'aarl. “

The goals of basket ball bntwsen teams

. from the New Rubella Athletic club

and the Norwalk Y ti. 0. A , which war
played at the Nor-talk Y. If, C. A gym-
nasium. Saturday night. resulted in
another victory for the Norwtlk boys.
The contest was exciting enough to be
of great interest. In the first half the
New Rachelle Ienat wot-ed one point and
shut the Norwalka out. In the last half.
however, the home team forced the ploy-
lng and secured five points and their op-
punonts one, leaving the anore—Norwulk.
5; New R Ichelle. 1.

During the gear: the captain of the
New Rochelle team was slightly injuredgg
and II brief respite was allowed until he
could regain his feet.

Norwulk’s team was made up as fol-
lows: Forwards, J. H. Jackson, W. N
Remnant", Charles McPherson; backs
Ell mrd Selleck and R Ibert MullIngs
Victor Ferris was referee and Fred
Thompion umpire.

 

 

NEWS 0!“ THE NUBWALKS.

Tho makeup of the Norwnlk Baseball
team will lie Simonds c; Murphy, p.;
James, 1b.; Welsh. 20.; Holmes, s. s;
Sullivan, 3b,; Whose, U. The other two
llcldcrs have not been secured, but the
manager has his eye on several good
men. He expecttto get William Lauder
and Dunn, of Brown University. and
Sniffin, of Hobart college. abeut July 1.
If the manager secures these men he will
have the strongest team in the state.

The employees of Crofut & Knapp‘s
hat factory, No 2. are meeting with
good success in their brick blocks for the
Norwalk hospital. and alrrsdy several of
the cards are filled. The committee in
charge of the project consists of Presi-
dent. Mrs Judd; secretary. Mrs. Jamrs
R (lrIll’IIb: Irensuzer. C. J. Palmer, bliss
Lillian J. Kieth. Miss Fannie Lees, Mrr.
E. C Johnson and Miss. Acme Burr.

The April meeting of the Chautauqua
Union Will be held Monday evening.
April 29, one week from tonight, at the
residence of Charles E Jennings.West
street. The subject will be“The News-
paper and Literature of l‘oduy" The
committee under WM 39 supervision the
programme is arranged consusta of
Charles Helmer. Jr, Miss Bull, Hist
Mutton and John Hunter.

A stranger who said his name was
Dan Ii. 0er came to the Norwalk
Howl int Wrdursdy and registered,
giving his residence as Blswn. His
next move was to buy up a lot of
empty bottles and filling them with a
fate washing compound sold them at
different houses. On Saturday be
skipped out, leaving an unpaid board
bill.

ContractorA. Bach will do the grad-
ing and widening of Wot street. His
bid was (hr 3 000 ysrds of earth excava-
tIon. $990; sixty yards of rock, 3100;
total. $1.099 JnlIn l“. Knapp bid for
earth. $1470: rock. $90; trII'Il, $15M).
Dudley E. lloyt. earth. $10.30: rock, $00;
total. $1,140. Engineer-.W I‘. Briggs‘es-
timnte for doing the work was $1 185

 

The. funeral of Mrs. Annals Selleck
was held from her la'e residence on
Belden avenue. this afmrncan. llev. S.
H Watkins and Revfii B Pond ofllci-
nted. Burial was at Norwalk csmechy,
In the fumilybplot. TiIv music was by
selected voicm from St. I‘sul'e surpliccd
choir.

—-\'Ictor Bicy clns delivered 0 to 10 days
from (ifdi r. flregory [in ., sgcnls.

The repnrt that lmnk McLaughlin
Itnd Mary A liunn, of South Nurwalk,
wurcmurrledlnut weak is pronounced

untrue by pIrIiI-II interested. They say
there Ill rm foundation whatever for tlII
sum. wIIiI h evidently IIrlgInnII-Il III the
mind of some Inim lIIIIl‘ IIIulter.

(3 Swnriz oil’crn nightly building lots
in mm In null. purcharwrs. on the anal. of
tile Woodward properly, overlrioking
Norwalk harb Ir. Nu better location f0I
a dwelling could be desired.

The Y. ti (1. A. song service was wall
attended yettcrday afternoon Beers-
tary Jackson's address on "Thu Fart-
well" era very instructive and helpful.

St. Philip‘s chapter of Grace church
will hold a toelal meeting tonight. at the
rectory.

 

ROWAYl'ON.

list Lint Stevens. who hatbeen tpond~
lag the Easter vacation at her home on
Main street. returned her studies at run-
pit Grove tsmlntry; Bat-atop springs,
to dty.
Contractor C. L. Ogden began today
raising the from for W. C. Eluloo‘t new
home on Uncoin avenue.

The Y. I. L. 0. will most tonight with
list Abbie Scott. Iain street.

The Snow club will transact routine
business tonight.

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mascots-Mia Men. Jags;
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PLEASANT PAHAGIIAI'IIS A3001
PloPlll OF THE SISTER CIT!“

 

 

a arms Tortellini“ or amo- the
'0qu or law!!! Harwell Friends—a
floor" D. 110an onl lirldo Visitlil
the Groprn't lnrauto.

tilts May WIIter, of Eastern, was the
guest. of! Mr and tire. Grsbtm over dun
day. She was fermsrly the word and
inmate of their home at fluorine. Oblu.
for several years while attending wheel
Iberr. She sang in the Congregational
church at the morning service very Itc—
ceptubly, receiving many rxpmslons of
favor. She is singularly and exceptions
any gifted in her art, and is staying
vocal and instrumental music at tile
Button (1 nssIVItory with a view of per-
iecting hgrselfin the profestlou at her
choice. Braides her gift of natural rmd
acquired anlity. she is wilhsl 6 little
lady of attractive person and pleasing.
polIshI—d manners. Her voice is a high,
pure soprano, rich in expression, simple,
flexible and bird like. and free from all
amcmtion. She has no doubt It bright
future. She returns tomorrow to rot
turns her studies.

Mr. and Mrs. George D, Hodges, who
were married last week, ore spendings
few days with the groom‘s parents, Mr
and Mrs. James Hodges, Mott “outta
They will reside in New York city,
where Mr. Hodges has a lucrative pairi—
tlon with the Seaboard bank
Miss Elizabeth Humphrey, of Dsdllsm,
is a gated. of her brother. James flum‘pbr
rey, who is the rleorrlciun of the New
walk Street Railway compuby.

Mr. and MrsAbrIm Beacb.of Newark,
N. J ., returned home today, after a visit
with Councilman and Mrs. Oliver l"..
Weed. South Main street.

Mr. and Mrs. George F, Wuters‘ enter
mined Comptroller B. P‘. Mead and farm
lly, of New Canaan, over Sunday.

Edwin L Beers and wife left South
Norwaik today for their new home in
Northfield to start housekeeping.

Mrs. William H. Olmstsad. of Union
Park, has returned from a visit with be!
daughter in Cleveland.

John Kingsley. of Sound Beech. woo
struck by a train and seriously, but not
fatally injured.

Miss Maude Bellini, of New Yer! city.
is the guest of Miss BIrtho Busb,of South
Main street.

Lea Hutchins, or Washington, I). (7..
is a guest of his mother on West ovrrruo.

Gracie (lIlbsrt, of Ridgrflsld, is visiting
her uncle,Clnrk Dickens, of Spring street.

Mrs. Gould Rsndle is visiting ller
mother, MN Wilson in New [invent

SOUTII NOIIWAI.K CIIIJH

Au [Inn to vaiva the Wesley interest
In the Organization.

At It meeting of the Eiuth Norwn‘l‘ll
club Saturday evening. all-2r considerable
discussion, it was voted to continue the
present organizIIlon until June linin
order m give opportunity to ascertain if
intnrcst enuugh can In arouse-II. to war-
rant I": (“mllflllllnCB The club is mi-
vcnt, but the inherent in it has New Mi

ship has lwcn reduced until it is not suf-
ficient to Im at he expenses. There seem-
ed Io he. a general desire for the cmtlnnv
sum of the club. and II pm; me In fully
nscmmin if it could be made It tucwrv.
Such an organiz Ition as the Snuth Sm
walk club. entwined by a. club spirit.
would be u fIl‘SIdelI lwnellt Though the
season is not favorable for club bsmvrin‘g.

to prcvvnt it 'I dishund maul.

"flu- l.and We Love."
The illustrated lczxmre at lfoyt‘s “pure
"noun, Saturday evening, of the allure

dircciinn of the Now England lllmtrarril
Luctum Inn-nu, Iva-I am most intern

ing churncmr. The pleturn wore of tile
lI-glIeIItuI-der, and wvrs of IIIijIcII MRI!
adapted to bring intu prnmincncoownlv.
places and permmngr's of hismrlml mm.
and to lmprm the mind with tho grun-
deur of our country The lecture met In
full harmony with the illustrations. end
wnvattory well i..old and calculated to
tchIuapttI-lotic love for the land w
live in.

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titer of the mcdish French titlrt “Pa-
qrin” and cottage in the latest nude.

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cinganew were of cloth in lightaad
dark brown shades fer skirt and bodies,
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The mode combines the modified stale
and high miselet éfletds new on vogue.
the closing being invisible in center
from under tbs stole. Two very hand
some rhinestone buttons decorate melt
The adjustment is glove fltlinlt.
and the style admits of runny vtrintnwna.
lavrly cumbinstient r»! crepen with silk
er velvet can be plsinly completed.“
richly trimmed wrth mmmcntsrin. or
braiding or illustrated on the pattern.
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now designs in the ltrgo variety of stint
new worst. tearing the name er the Par-
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word turning visits at the top. Adel,
undulating of canvas. great or heir-
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I‘tlid sides, while the back it lined
throughout with tiresome rubric Sumo
prefers stiff intorlinrng titreurlicnt all
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66 as end 40 Inches bust measure
it cut in live time: 22 24. M.
‘28 and Fill limb” waist measure.

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