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N :iinnii at
Entered at. the Souih .\‘orwalli l‘oatofllce
to. S'ccoull “huts Matter.
Mr. Mlllt'blinlH iii GAPTAIN
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ii de in Kaiisiii-I. wl‘orc
. large ranch.
sov'rii‘ NORWALK. do
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the sonic ia-rvioo. and running to Noi-
t‘olk. t‘ity Point, and Richmond. The
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titted.
X. Moxnar. JANl'AltY l
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lilay. There were large coiigrcgatioini
”present at all the meetings of ti a day.
TWO on.
liiii PEOPLE’S iiiiiiiii.
ilt Tells You all About Their Little
iii iiiiii wr
l Niagara was a emnl'ortnblc and til-it we.
i'l‘ho Holy (,‘oiuiiiunion was celebrated in
the morning. and Mil-is Bowie Keith was
received into llll'llllil‘l‘tillill. The pastor
iiuiii iiii'
.iiiiiisyaii [ii is
wl in good weather. She had a good-
k Misses Sarah and Minnie Btitltttlllfl. of '
:Ml‘l‘ltlt‘ll. who have been gov-amt“! [sane
llowc and family. of Water street. for-
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pitsrtcligiir acetamnoduiion. but very!
..~<uiull freight capaiiity. Seven hundim.
ught the The End Came Yesterday alltls Home A Desperate Dang Visits West Nor-
And Two Police Dliioors (i
Burglar in the Act.
A’llAllAliA
llE PBDVES TO BE FRANK
Aided by Two Pals he lied rotten inloi
Beach‘s News Store in Bridgeiort—Tho 9
Same Youth Who Was Found U 6. A.
Velie's Apartments in Del er.
Frank McNamara. sou if Patrick:
McNamara, who. at mid light on
October 19. was found in (cargo .\.!
Velie'e apartments in the wartz dry
Corbett block, iuidcr suspicioiis circum- i
stances. having climbed overtho trun-
aom. and who subsequently removed to
Bridgeport with his parents. is locked
up in that city charged with burglary.
The Bridgeport Sunday Hearlt tells the
following story of his captured
"About 11:30 o'clock Satur ay night
a small boy rushed into t 0 second
precinct police station and h f out of
breath stated that there we burglars
in Beach's. news store on East 1Wishing-
ton avenue. near East Main 5 t. The
burglar alarm in Mr. Beaci's apart.
ments in the same block indict ted such.
inasmuch as it went off and llti was sent
to notify the police and got an iiicer.
“Patrolmcn Quilty and Fox were im-
mediately detailed to invesiigate by
Lieutenant Anderson and the hurried
to the scene. They wore BOtll at the.
rear door of the store. and (iscovered:
evidence of a burglar. in on ck ordcr’l
they secured an entrance. and ad hard-
ly doncsowhen there was acrash in
front of the store. The hudglar had
smashml the plate glass in he fronti
door and was just about to divl. through i
when the two OMl‘CFH pounced upon}
him. :
“He made no further effort ti) got?
away when he saw that his gt me was;
up. The officers took him to ti e second '
precinct, where it was discov red that:
he was Frank McNamara. a yo th about f
twenty years old, who lives vith his;
folks in the same block where. he store]
is located. He had a number r penniesi
in his pocket that he removed to?“ the 4
money drawer. ' The Ofllcor ii charge!
locked him up. - ‘
‘,‘Later it was discovered tha
two pals with him. A woman
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tln- hadiwalk chapter. 1). A. it. will attend a
living in i celebration of the New York society at
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walk. have returned home. I in this City.
Mr. mid Mrs. \Villiilm n. Rider.ofi
West avciiuc. started lat-it Satunlay for
Riversidc. (‘:il.. to visit their mu. Wil~
liiim L. Rider.
Min. Bessie Scovillo. of Ann street.
has rotnriicd f roin Waterbury.wherenhe
w tncsscd the marriage of a cmuin New
Ycar'a day. '
Mr. and Mrs. .loliii Tristruiu. of Nom-
ton. are spending the week with Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. Rood. Fairiield avenue.
The marriage of Miss Annie Powers
tb James Skidd will take pluco' at St.
Mary‘s- church. tomorrow morning.
The West Main Street Whiiit clubwill
be entertained by Mr. and Mrs. l". E.
Lockwood. tonight.
Miss Nettie ()strandcr. of Mount Ver-
non, is entertaining Miss Eva Lillian
Ferris. of South Nor-walk.
Kellogg Baker, of New York,hae been
spendingafow days with his brother,
Talmadge Baker.
Miss .\licc Dykcman. of Georgetown,
spent Sunday with W. l". Bryantupf~
East avenue.
M has Nellie Gautloy. of Leoimrd street.
has returned home from a week’s visit
in Stamford.
Miss Mildred Lowerrc, of Greenwich.
has been a guest of Miss Alice (.‘raiu. of
HIS [ONE SERVlCE AT SEA.
I
llavlnp Followed the Water Since Long Bole
Steam Vessels Were in Use, lie Possessed
a Fund ol Reminisesnoes that was
Deeply Interesting.
re
After an illness dating from lilhl May.
l'aptain Ucoi‘g" W. U inch. of liiyvicw
avcmic. died yesterday aftcriivmn, ot
heart trouble. brought on by l‘xpoSlll‘t‘
while at liisdutics as sea captain. Mr.
(font-hunts born in \chtport seventy-
onc years ago last August. He follow: d
the water all his life. being on tl.c
packet lines between Richmond and
New York long before steam \‘cssclai
were in use. For thirty yearn he was
captain of boats of the (lid Dominion
Steamship line. and was placed on the
retired list when he lll‘i‘tllllt' iarveuiy
years of age.
The following in the text of ('aptuin
(‘ouch'ri address at a dinner given in
«SSW York to the elbows of the Old
Dominion Steamship (‘annpaiiy to tho
otllcerrl of their vessels then in port:
Mr. President and liciitlcmcn: As
you have caucd upon inc to g.vo y.u
some of my early exwrn-ncm in im-
(‘uiiSthSO servo-c. l wm l'liiJllllt'lll‘l' With
my litconunailing-vcm-l. .l commenc-
Fast avcnuc. ed on a scnwncr running Li‘-
. . , . . iwccn New York and Virginia
Miss Isabelle .Tobbiiis. of Boston. its Wm,“ a “.1... small b”... and “M
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visiting Miss Edyth Hunter, of East :ippmntcd master :it the age of iiinctccu.
avenue. While my cxywricncc on a saiiiiig-vcswl
. . was vcrv hard with vci'v much liloii- cx-
- , . , i . . . . . . v .
Moss .\ln c Bi iit.c_\.of Holden ll\t‘lllli. pm”... than u” a 5...“...m 1 WWI-.1
has returned home from )cwnrk. N. J x that cxpci‘icncc an invaluable- to iiic. l
\Villiam Story. of Norwiilk. is homi- ' became more 'U‘tl'mlflhl." “'“l‘b‘lmm
Tron v”! , V‘ . Y k 'Wltll thccoast aim all ll‘." lllllltul'ri tic-i
. ‘“ ‘ -' m * ‘“ or state. twccii .\ortoik and ‘.\cw York. and sum;
(.‘oloiicl Frost attended the dinner at "'1 ”lc'mme“ ““‘r- “H“ 1 "V" ""“mi
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[)flmonim-s. Friday evening. of the :1 have done it I had d'iilliltll'ltl'l‘ll life in “i
E - . gt. tr .- W , f 1 g , .so-amci'. and l ittrihutcina Lirgcocgim»;
iupiri . .lt awn.) o tie. nus of thrill”. success m. momhh”, NW”... N:
Allil‘ncaii Rc‘rolution. i my earlier cxpcriciicc in a sailingycescl. i
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[left the sailing-vessel and was ap-
pointed tirst. otliccr ot' illl'Sll'itlllSlllll Roa-
noke. ot' the new York amt Virginia
nit-..imship company. 18M. liapiain
Thomas Skinncrwnu in command and
'Mr. George V. Stout. oinctengineer.I
'l'his ship was a uiuc-whccicr. 1.0.30 tone 9
register. \vith douluc-bc.un ciigiiics. Her ;
speed With fresh water in her luulcrs.;
was 12milcsan hour. but she had no
.surtacc-coiiilciisci'. and when the water,
lbecame salt and we vvcrc I.llll;.’l'll io
puiiipaiid blow oil" to trcshcn up the
watcr. licr spccd would fall at once
Miss May McGuire has returned home
after spending the holidays with her
sisters in New York.
Miss Lura Birdsall, of Brmklyn. N.
Y.. and Misti Fanny Rndgers. of Mom-
dair. N. J.. spent Snndaywith Mrs.
.Teiinic-Littcll Nash. of Bayview avenue.
Mrs. T. K. Noble. regent of the Nov-
Shcn'y’s. this afternoon. in honor of
the block saw them jump a backyard i ‘.| \Y ‘l' .‘ _ , down to about ten miles an hour. lli-r
{empjustflfier thcofiicers tea 1m] they "MM ? Milllilli‘llc “t‘ddmfl flit"- consnmptioii of coal was about thirty
spot. They had cvidently been on “mph t MPH- I\oblc~ Will bc a guest of Mrs. ions iii twenty-fours. and her tiinc trom .
iiig and
pc than
d arrest.
mice by
the rear
lSll. As
it alarm
was im-
t was a
r’stands
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aids for
while McNamara did the burg
had a better opportunity to esc:
he, did. So far they have evade
“The burglar gained on. cut
smashing a pane of glass in
window. and their raising the s
soon as this was done the burgi
notified Mr. Bench and word
nicrliatcly sent to the police. I
timely capture and the prisone:
good chances of a heavy sentem
McNamara is under $200 in
his South Norwalk escapailc.
somi. AND reason
L.‘
meanings Froiiidhe-V'Gay :orld oi
South Norwalk and Norwalk. '
The marriage of Henry Zargcs and
Miss Anna Linncs took place. at the
groom's home last Saturday iiigiit. Rev.
\Villiam'Schm‘idt. pastor of the German
'St. Peter's church. pirformed ,he core-j
mony. Miss Lizzie Zargcs cted as i
bridemaidand Julius Deyscnroth was;
.liest man. .A large number of friends.
were present. and the cnjoyme it lastcdi
until an early iiour. A good Sll
served. Mr. and Mrs. Zarges were thei
.. recipients of some very hands
costly presents. .
Miss Helen Anderson. of Vi‘ssarcol-
loge. has been the guest of Mr. ti nd Mrs.
George C. Siillson. South Main street.
audlust Thursday night a number of
guests were entertained by Mr. and
Mrs. Stillson in her honor. Howard
l‘eck. of Birmingham. was ilso the
guest of Mr. Stillsou. New .Year'
Francis D. Allstlllutllt‘ little son of
Mr. and Mrs. G. Fred. Austin. f Rive r
ntreet. entertained a few of hie young
friends. Saturday afternoon. in iouor of
. the_fifth anniversary of his lirthday.
He received a number of prcscniLr.
me and
'1.
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Mrs. Frederick Squicrs. of ,l ahway.
and MW. Frederick (Tallaway. of
- Misses
c Kncx.
Westficld. N. .T.. are visiting th
Scudder. West street. Mrs. Lizzi
of New York city. returned in
week after a visit hcrc. .
Misses May and ititio'l‘aiuly.i flircok—
Iyn. arc visiting their uiiclc ai
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel l)unlop.Ro
Mrs. Dunlop has almost recovc
her recent serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. George H. fitnrilricli. of
Grant Falls. Montana. arc cxpethd
herein a few days to visit MPH.
Goo‘rith's father. Turpin-mutafivc Rob-
crt H. Rowan. ‘
Miss Josie Heller and David H
of South Norwalk. will he mal
‘ Wednesiuy. January to. They
ion HLI.‘
'cd frrm
. Miller.
n'icd on
will re-
, be very succcssful.
.fiscal year just published shows tin-E
. cost of the city's lighting system for thc
iper Was '
me last ‘
.rl aunt. .
Donald McLean. regent of that chapter.
v
Administering the Dalh ol Dilice.
Preciscly at l'.’ o‘clock tiMlny (lily.f
(‘lcrk Joseph Taylor administered the;
oath of otticc to Mayor M. M. Lec. (.‘oiiir
(‘lllnt'll S. S. Hatch. l". N. l’irris. (l. 1‘}.
Wind. ti. S. Kendall. .\. .l. Hutchinson ‘
and Robert l’czirson. The Council voted
to adjourn until to-iiight at S o’clock.
when Mayor Lee will read his annual
message. and appoint committees. The ‘
iziih was also :olininiatcrcd to Treasurer '
Matthew (‘orbctt. Marshal John '2.
Paul and (.‘ollcctor Robert G. Mitchcll. .‘
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Nineteen Cents PEI; Light. ;
South Norwalk's experiment in pro-i
during her own electric lights apwars to .
The report for the;
ivcragc cost pcr light to have been a:
little less than niiictccn cents. The total ’
year was $4.? l2.9l7.f-(‘l'llllnlf‘fi'lillRflCOl‘ll.
WleNIPAUK.
. , Edwin l'antiold‘ is spending two weeks
with his sons in Bridgeport. ’
. Mrs. Mary Bolster has moved into
5 apartments in the Mill Row.
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i . L. H. cannon. machinist at the Win-
: uipauk mills. has returned to his work.
3 after a short absence. caused by a large
1 wrench falling on his foot.
"lolly Did Chums."
One of the best entertainments of the
. s also" it is said. will hp the 'rollickirg
3farcccnmedv. “The Jolly Old Chums"
i and without a doubt there should be an
i a idicncc of largcpropottions on their ap-
ipearancc at Hoyt's Theatre. Thursday
uiglit. January it. It is no exaggeration
‘wc are told. to say. it is a company .of
tars as there is not a stick on the stage
during thc ciilirc performance.
The praycrrmecting iii the Sons of
Temperance hall. tomorrow night. will
belcd by Herman Brundage. of Nor-
‘n
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dicorgc Laiiigaii. chief engineer.
New York to Noi'toik varied from twcir
ty-six to thirty hours. ’l his. ship had no.
such modern improvcmcnis as arc in
thestcaiiicrsnowownedbythiscoiiiiniiiy;
nosiciiiii \\‘liiillii.~‘.~': STt‘illlt l’illiSlilllS; Sit'tllll
siccriiig-gcr. or sham ilIilSllll;,'~t'll',.'lltiu<.
All the cargo was lllltSll“! o_\ hand or
lll.)l‘bt“'. \Vccoaicd llplii' Slit!) it] New
York. and :i llItl‘M' was ta’m-ii on ihcdcck
of the ship to hoist up coal \vilh. Wc
had no stcvcdorcs. t'Xt'l pi at New York.
the iirsl otiicci' did all ihc work at
Norfolk and tto'luiioiid. \Vc Wi‘i‘l' com-
pcilcd to get the sti'oiigcsl hoi‘scs ltilliiml
cargo. and they would not last lll-il‘l‘ -
Tllllil eight months or at you. They could
not stand tiic sti'aiii. ’l'lic liiitlllltlii‘ had
accoiiiiiiiniaiioiiw‘for about one hundred
first—class passengers. 'l‘hc at'tci'pai'i oi
lior bctwccii-ilccks was takcii for state-
: rooms. but her cargocapdciiy was vcry
small. She wuuld not carry ovci‘ limb
or ILoiiii ham-ls. She had no side-ports.
All thccargo had to bc lioi~tcrl on board
over the main and lil'liliii‘llillii‘~ill'l'l\‘.
’l‘lo- tii'st—olliccr “Rb i‘c-[uii'i-d to do thc
pil mug of oiic-hzilt' of lll‘ Jami-w rivcr.
.is vvcll as to :ittcnd to lllt' Slv'Vi‘iliil'lliL:
at Norfolk. (‘ity Point and l-ticliinoiid.
’l'hc. tii'Jst-otliccr's wagcs \\'l'l’l‘ thou $2.. a
month. . .
'l‘ho‘ Jamestown was built a little ‘
later. and was. a trifle fiisici‘ than thci
Roanoke. Subsequently (in lbfiiii the i
Yorktown wits built. and added to illt‘i
'linc. (.‘iiptaiii Skiiiiicrwaxpromotcd to}
thc .Taiiiestown. and Mr. licorgn V.
The
Roanoke continucd to Hill until the!
breaking out of the war. in [Sit]. and;
was the last Sfi‘fllllSlllp to loan. Rich-i
mood. ' ‘ i
Tho trucking interest. which is now ‘
in large in Virginia. was just coiniucnc- 1
ing ln'forc. the war. and dull barrels of .
truck on oiic ship was considered a vcry'i
large“ shipment.
’Whilo thcse steamers were fairly coiu- ,‘
fortablcnt- sea. and when light-loadcd
would make the. trip with Y‘i‘flSlintililt'
regularity. their frcight capacity was‘
very small. .and tlicir spccd. if loadcd‘
deep. very slow. The ttoauake would
not carryinom than one-sixth part of the ‘
cargo of the Old Dominion—the.stcamcr '
wc aw now on—und when the lv'oauokc .
wasloadcddccp. Would not make ovcr‘
ten miles an hour. and would burn as
much coal per hour as thcl ild Dominion.
Thc .laim-stown or Yorktown. now"
owned by thrUld Dominion fill-"mom.
it"(iutpttlly. would. imdch tiic sumo- cir?
iumstanccs. beat the old Roan )kt‘. ton in
twelve hours in the time in-iv.‘ccii hcrc
Be Prepared to Laugh.
The farm comedy. “Si inator O’Rcilly."
. which will be produced at the Ni rivalk
. Opera Holisl'. 'l'iicsday evening. January
7th, is said to lie toll of bright and fuuy
l situations. Lots of speiialties are intro-
G‘K’d' é duced. and artists are first class in; their ‘
different lilic.
tor O'Rcillv. is a guanintc ‘ofa good
production. ; 5 he is an artist of the first
water. Go and be prepared to laugh.
, Prison l0. 2) and fill) cents. . ’
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and Norfolk would carry more than six
3 times her cargo. ilnrl burn less coal.
i After the, line was dist-i'iutiiiucd to~
. Richmond on account of the civil war. I .
Lcontiuucd in lit-s... lltl ran to Havana
>and New chlcahs. My salary was
then $1.500 :i year. with the privilege
1 of the bar. '.
In 1853 I too
service. ‘and on the samel
.
loompany's
route. touchingat Key \ch‘t (panama;
l
liraiii to (‘yprcsi llill ccmcicry. Long
.rllt' suit].
1 show ihooo lll>l‘tt‘_|‘S.
Shit" Wits "I‘M" "m“f “"Klllwl' “f ”WI tho vim betray sickness in tho Chest. and i “5
Film“ “lllllv “"d I “'31-“ ”1"" appointed mi stoinuch. and the lips and chin may be iwm‘ held. at which these seekers and
command of thc Roanoke. with Mr. i watched for anythingwrongwiih the low- itllc teachers
I: charge of the stoninshim 7" 1 h
Creole. of the same company. and on lhudioi'icc‘tin some branch of cxporiiiicntnl
P: d’ly .\.urpliy as Sena— ‘ the same route: in lh‘frl 1. MILK charge of : science. but their math! inilitii venue was
; the scrcW-stcaum'i'. Yasmin. in the same ; too much for Inc. A ruggml school nudi-
Elialcsof uncompmisetl cotton would tilli
:hcr full. and her ('OllSllltlplllill cf coali
'wais as great lithat of the steamship:
zUlil Dmiinion. When loiniod deep illlt'i
l Wits very slow. and \qu ll'li an able sca- .
- boat. ‘
. in the early '
.fi‘oiii the Ni
lthc stcauinihip (i
it‘romwell lune. lining to New ()r-u
hops. but in thlklgilit‘l‘ part of lth l'
l‘l':-l;,'llt‘ll from , 'C'ouiwed Liiic.uud
i lvioi appointedw _ iidt-rot’ the s outn-
l atop Hatteras, t the tild Dominion
‘ louc, running New York to Nor-
‘ iolk. City Paint; it Richmond. Va.
r'i‘oia that date a l the prcwnt time I
have llt'll incur ' iiidot‘ various ven-
scis owned by th' company.
In looking baqk Yet the \Vlioh- [ii-rind
o my sitiaiuhlp vicc. and comparing
inc chamotcroft ..venwls in cm \viiii
Ihe character I vowels at this time.
amt the manner lag the business. 1
was iiatoiiiatiednh rapid pmgrci-iaand
l“ another-m aminectcd with the
ooastwiiaitnv but! cannot had any.
where during t mind a iiiorostiiking
example of the ’ mace in churactcrof
a‘lllliti tor maknt . ey thanihoreia be.
tween the al'Jiunestown of third
and this steam Doinnioii. on which
we are all now on‘oyingoimiielvce. of the
pit-sent day. Thejwen- both aide-whoel- i
ed ships; murmur pressure engines.
vet the Old Winn. as l have already i
stated. will carry; more than tllx lllll‘ s.
thccargoof the old Roanoke: ciu-ry ii.
f .i-iter. more mfortably. in every way;
carrv it with team. aiul load and un-
liltilhttn‘ quick as the old Roanoke could.
with «any one—sixth part of the fungal .
.tohanole. 0t (sonnet. thcrc is a very |
a
of N38 I R‘slgllt‘th
and took charge of
l Tlraiit. in thc
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; 1r...” gum" alsobotwm‘ii mo 01.1 1). ”um. i they sumiundcd the house. but the bar
lion and the Jamestown and the York“ ,1...” had lied.
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town of today, but ilic Jamestown ano i
Yorktown are mew steamers of liiici .
iiuxlels. and have ti'chlc. expansion cn ‘
gains; but I regard the (lid l) illllllilill. ‘
which it has been my pleasure to com
mood for so many years. as llll' vcry
ocai side-wheelie} ahip that ever \vusl.
built in this country or any other. and l f
ili'l'l about its proud of her today “St 1 i
any ship the company has ill its service. .
i do not want you to feel that l :on
disparaging the will that how bet-iii
built since the. Old omiiu-iii. but with;
all dcfcrcncc to them, this Company has;
todavbut two ships for all-around scr-i
vice: both inland. and outside. that arc
twitcr than she is.
Mr. (.‘ouch was a resident of Morris'-
ania. N. Y.. until about was. when ll‘.’ 1
located in South Norwaik. He was an!
attendant of the Episcopal church. il l
lcavcsn widow. two l-‘Olll. George “T.
t‘onch and Marshall t'onch. of Park
ltidgc. N. .l.. and three daughters. Mi‘ 1
.\lziricttal‘oucli. \li~s Lina t'onch llll‘l
.\lrs. l‘liarst. ilili. 'l‘hc fiiiicrzil wil
hchcld Wednesday morning from his
late l‘l'n‘lllt‘llt‘l‘. corner of High stir-ct and
llayvicw avcnuc. at 9:110 o'clock. and
ilic remains will be taken on the liizlfi
i
[shin l.
Rpm! It. In the Face.
"l kiioivof what you :irc thiiikinu.
will one \.’oii:.'i'i in another on" day in iv.
":~'li:illl ii-T! voii?“ llcr friitid vrcilml:
“ll i~ itoiwwibio for you to ;:i. “:t. I \'.'.".~
worryiii: owrn cart-which you do not
llllilyilllll that l pos.~c~.~i." "That is true."
on"... the t'l'xliLillH'. "lentil surprised to M‘t’t
lint. you are fretting about 'inoiicy imit—
tcrs.” 'l‘bc oibcr ~irll'i‘il at in r. "AM you
a in croitiauc- r?" «be t'Xi‘itilliictl. “.Vc: iv
Siici‘lock lioliii:~:." ivri:- g'iyly rctortcil.
‘liul that lw'tillllw‘ exti'noi-iliiirirfr. How
could iWull a f‘llt‘l'll't‘li liolrms pcnciriuc
my thoughts?" "lty the nb-cz'miico of ti
Sillilill‘ l‘.lli‘. Yi :i lilii utingcr to your chin
whilc you .~:it in that, long, lirtmn study.
.v
"l'hut sigiiilii-s that iiim'i~-.-ii:u'y iiizitii rs are
worrying you, if you hurt l-.lltitl your
halal on your chwit. l ohould innc told
you that :.it.iir.~inl ihchcari coiic: riicd you.
If it was sown-thing of tho brain .Bl-llll‘. l‘n
ll\l'7.‘\."t!‘l\. )Iill would l:.vc mist-d your
limo! to your iii-ail.” 'l'lio Alaii'lll‘l‘ Nll‘ll'l;
. Iii-r licod. "That .‘c‘llllll‘ likll .‘I fairy talc.”
".\t'i't‘rlllltii‘S.‘ try it ':i:iy tiiiic
you likc." rmponiicd her friend. ":ui‘tl am
if you cvcr make a llllrittkii. And. inorc
thnii that. you may tell what part of a
person is nffcciod by illiicss in the same
way. Tho ion-bead contracts inn brain
trouble or headache. and tho cyca also.
The nose and under l
or iiicmhcrs of the body. That ronlly‘lo n ‘
help in dcaling with illness in n'child too
ylilllifl'iil tcll whore it feels a paln."—Now
York Tiiii‘ts.
The Doctrine of Nonrenistanco. .
We clm suggest- nothing which would
help the Quakers gicntly, cxccpt. perhaps.
llio rcmoval of the greatest. stumbling
block which tlieypresent tomodorii think-
ersmthcir doctrine of noiircslstaiicn—
which. cvon ' it» were taught by tho apos-
tlcs‘as a noun. 1 of perfection to bo oheyml
within a ci‘h‘ivertcd community, would in
our somipngan world hand over mankind
to thc dominion cf the bad. It you may
not resist. tlw burglar. he will have all the .
spoons. and no civilization will be possible
except thator a community of Yogis proud
of nakedness and indiflcrcut toor exulting
in the endurance of physical pain. It -
might be possible so to modity the doc-o
irlno that it condemned aggressiveness
rather than ilcfciislvc resistance. and thus
bring it fully into accord with‘tlio view
which almost alisinccre Christians would.
in theory. uphold. but the Friends will
mako no such change and will. We pre-
sume. adhere to tlicir tenets as Foxmnd
Penn delivered them until they pass from
lMineath the material cyce of tho Cllllllllll’
nity which has so greatly benefited by their
exertions—London Spectator.
A lactate “1th Experiment;
m .attetuptcd to lecture to a rustic
anon once 'told mu that “they didn't mind .
looking at the fireworks (meaning my a:- ‘
ally. In 1887 I took charge of the new 1 pertinent-a), but they didn't want thegnbl"
trade-wheeled steamship Niagara. also in l ~Notea and Queries ‘ ‘ 1
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.dence of Raymond Johnson. by men
‘ who demanded will.
. and his text was from the thirty-third .j gcnuinc.
‘ vcrscof the eighteenth chaptn-rof Second .
made a brief mltll‘t‘aai. lnihcovcniiig a
New Year‘s oeiyicc was iicld.with special
imanic by the choir. and a lx-uutifullyi
ircndcrcdsolobylllrs.Wheeler. At the.
young people's mcctiiig then: was {IE
vocal duct by Mr. and Mrs. Henry
"l‘illy. i
walk Early Sunday Morning. '
THEY DEMAND $200 [If DllE MAN.
Shots Fired When lle Relusod to Respond to
Their Demand-They Malia Dtl When
Help ii Summonul Other
Places Visited.
.\t the Norwalk Coiigm-gaiioiial
church. yesterday morning. the lloly
Communion was celebrated and new
mcmiwr-i wororweivcd. The Slxlll au-
niversaryot the present pantorutc was
observed in the evening with appropri-
atecxorciscs. The music by thi- choir
i was excellent.
At 3:20 o‘clock yesterday morning. an
attempt was made to burglarize the resi-
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lhir informant says thcv smashed
_ . ‘ ' . POPULAR AIUSEIENTS.
three Windows in the attempt. and when ‘
Mr. .iohnsonarose to rcmoiistrate with “Sowing the Wind."
them. they replied with shots from a y The attraction Manager I. M. Hoyt
Ty...“ bullets has for Norwalk and South Norwalk
iiearlv coet him his life. as two ““mitlircatre-giwrs tonight. i“ a fin“ produc-
' , , . itionof 5ydncy (lrundy‘ii “Sowing the
taken from the wall in close proximity Wind." Mr. Hoyt is to ho. (.(mmumm,
Mf- cd on securing the strongest play under
Johnson pulled arcvolvcr. which failediilit‘ ilil‘i‘l'iilill of Mich ii distinguished
t igo off, Then m.. Wm. “...m out the i theatrical niaiiageras t instavcFi’oliinan.
luck door for aid. Slicwas halted. audifnus gentleman announces that ”SH“-
, .ing the Wind" will be presented at
told to go back in the house. Mr. .Toliii- ! tloyt‘a Theatre U" a scale Willa] to that
aauistance seen in the nietroplitaii cities. There. is
from his son. who livcsuext door. They ; much of dramatic force in the play and
called James Bates. and with firearms. there is sntlicicni comedy to lighten the
‘ gloom of ilic darker side of the picture.
iTlict-ostiinics worn by Miss M iynard.
iwho play: Rosamond. are said to be
Later it was lcariicd that the sameLsuimrbcmuiph-softhcir kind,
revolver to quiet him.
towhcro he iiimd in the room.
son went out a side door for
men vis’tcd Seth Lounibnry'saiid Mrl
Hospital Benefit.
There was a large nudicncc at thc.
.\‘orwalkOpcra House. Saturday night.
’. . ' .-to witness the nit-sincric entcrtaiiimcnt
.uigcd shots “uh them. but did no. . given by me. Reynolds. He seemed a
numberof iicw subjects. among thcmi
minty. as West Norwalk is a bad plaCc being scviral \vcll-know young society!
_- men. and gave some wonderful tout-z.i
; Tonight the professor Will give a large;
,share of the proceeds of the cutcrtaiib 5
. meat to the Norwalk hospital. and it is:
The New Year opens Auspicfously in. hoped there will be a large attciidancc. i
Several ladics will positively try the
The Chumhes 0f Norwalk. 1 test. and one lady subject will surely ap-
.\ great congregation. composed large- 2 [war on the stage. Rev. S. B. Pond and i
ly of young men. attended the, servicesf Dr. J. G. Gregory attended Friday and.l
it the South Norwalk .\lcilioilist church ' Saturday night's entertainments and?
iItST evening. Rev. .-\. S. Kavauagh's‘endorse the professor highly. He hasE
‘ubject was. " The last Young Man." prove-ii t'lill"ltl.\l\'t‘l)' that his powers are;
Willi-it's n-sidcnccs, in the lower part of .
New (Human. .-\t :3 o'clock they were?
.it Daniel (in-en‘s, whcrc four men cx'l‘I
i'll
follow them up. They sccuml little
to tackle.
SUNDAY IN THE SANCTUARY.
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Samuel. "1 i. my son Absolcin ! my son. i
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‘ my sin. .\bsolcm! would to (iod Ihari
,oilicc building. rent 8115; also a fire ra
».lll‘ll T'tl‘ flit-r. i)
A .\bsolcin was a law unto llllllat‘lf. sclf- ‘
1 daughter
. mon appropriate to the ordinanmi of the
‘ Lord‘supper. which was administered at
1 its I‘lliit‘.
. ton. spoke. briefly and iiitcri,~stiiigly. The
.tllt‘tllmll' wherein your Lord comcth.”
‘part of the verse. "Iicyc ready also."
. the cvcni"g anthem. was wcll renders-cl.
, night.
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.\bsolcni. my son. my;
The prciiclicr’s points were that
Meetings of the Week of Prayer Among Var-g
ious Christian Denominations.
South "Sorwzilk Baptist—Tonight.
brigade robots in 7 o'clock. During the i
.m‘ck of prayer meetings will bola-id
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son !
l'itlll‘l‘llt‘ll. sclf-cciitcrwl and ungrateful.
iiid ilicw characteristic; comprised tin-
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-l inuuaiiii; inilutinu with Li» f.i t mph M‘cinng at “L, ..phwk' M...”
Willi.“ "1““ ”t “”1”.“ ”l" N ”W“ “'35 Saturdau .\loiidav cvciiiiig. lilt'l‘TlllL’i
rcplctc with the best llllillglllr'illllllg thc
linc oi" the Miliil‘l't. The musical sob-c-
ti‘vlli wci‘c very fine, A-llow limiutiful
for iziciioiily at the church at IziTi. 'l'lic ?
ladics y‘i'ill hold a similar meeting at the
pzirs-iiipge at 7517». Tuesday. meeting in ‘
l'pon thc Mountains." by the choir. was r‘h..l...,m” in li'iiiidzill‘s block. East Norw
i gciii. and thc closing solo. ”(‘.iii a Boy walk. up... m....mm at r}... church. .
““7"" his “MUN.“ Pmy‘T'” by. Mr.. Wednesday. Thursday and Friday i--.vi
i'.Illl>Tll'l\‘. was most toiichingly rcn5,nm$ nicciings will be 1...}.1 in 11...?
.lcrcd. many in the audience l“-‘mi-'.clinrch only. Thc foreign missionary"
movml to tears. 'l'lic violin and organ
iti'crtory. “Evening Song." Mr. l’rcc-.
iiiaii. violinist. was .i liiiishcd prodiicg
tio‘n. ' A
irfici'iiig will he rcccivcd next- Sunday
morning.
(ii-ace Episcopal—Tim monthly nicct- I
ling of the Sunday school tcm'hcrs will;
be iicld in illl' (injld room toiiioi'row Z
.list church. yesterday. worn- attended night at 7:..oo'clock. licv. Mr. McKcn—l
by'largi- congregations. in illt‘ morii- zic. of \Ve.~tport. will address the tcach- .
mg thcrc was the largest (‘oiiimunion in iers of the Baptist. Methodist and Con— i
this church for years. The pastor gregational schools at this meeting. I
preached a short sermon at night. whit: i \Vednesday. the monthly meeting of
was followed by an after-meeting. I the Bri'vthcrhixnl ol' St. Andrew will be
the Sunday school an unusual revival . held in the (inild room at 7:30 o'clock. ;
'ntcri-st was manifested. a score or more i Thursday. the last innifirmatiou lecture
king f1 11' prayers. .\u after-meeting i will be given at the mid-Week service.
'l'hcscrviccnin the Noi'wzilk .\lciho-
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ioiial church. this wcck. will1
‘ The meetings attire South Norwalk
and othccrs gathered iniLbngrcgat
. .
't'llmt‘“ prayer. Th“ EPWH'TU 1103K“? 5 be. Monday. will p. m.. animal incciiiig
‘ “WM“?! was “’17 ”fwd-V “it""dC‘L and = of thc JIcclcsiastical socictv. Tucsdtu'.
' ”NWT-S (‘5T’1't‘5-‘0d ‘1 dt‘iifl‘ fl” the IMF“?! ; 4:00 p. m.. a prayer hour with the voting
‘. ol' the church.
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Dilml “byte “11d 1‘ S'peoplc and children. conducted by the?
rendered eflicient
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will preach to men only.
3; Stow. 8 High street. 7:5 p. m.. special
. , , . , ichurch prayer service. lcd by the pastor. .
\ ester-day moi-mug in the South hot: 5 Topic : “in” for God's Holy 5mm in
walk ‘Baptist' church. thchpiutor. the f Ourselves. a Individuals. Confession?
Rcv. h. (i, hht'nvt'lfitl. preached a sor'i’andSelf-coiisecratioii." Wednesdalerlit)X
Ep. m.. annual meeting of the Woman'si
Missionary assm‘iation. Reports and:
election of Ullll'l'l‘r‘. Missionary topic:‘
"Spain." Paper by Miss Ferris. 7le
p. m.. special church prziyi-r sorvii-c. led
by Frank .\. Ferris. Topic: "Prayer”
. for God‘s Holy Spirit in our Homes and
in our Schools. Young People for
Christ." Thurulay. kl.) p. m..“church.
prayer service. led by the pastor; Tup- :
. . tic: “Prayer for (iml's Holy Spirit in our
H" 1m" smhl‘flfl? strc‘s "pan the fil.St‘t‘hurcli. l‘:‘|ltllitii(*tlt for service." Fri—l
day, to!) p. m.. a prayer hour with the
young peoplc and children. c -mluctr-.l
by thc pastor. Topic: "Praying for‘
Others. When? To wlioiii': For winch?" '
sz'r p. m.. special yliurch prayer N‘n'll'l', .
...._ .. . in charge of lllt“&'ltllllg People's Tin—i
The first Sabbath services of 1895 deavor society. Topic: "Prayer for:
opened guest auspiciously in the South God’s Spirit Controllimz Business, Soci-
Norwalk Congregational church. ‘yeeter- i ety. Government." .
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The right hand of fellowship
was extended to one. member. The Y.
P. S. C. Ii. iiii-ctiiig was lcd by Warren
Atlicrtou. At the Sunday H'lioi i1 session
at 12 o'clock. Diasoti Sheri-r. of Roway-
text of the pardons~ cvcniiig serir‘ion
was “Be ye ready also. for ye know not‘
t
The has: 5. ll” part by Mr. Mort-house in
It was iiitcudcl to {administer baptism.
but it was‘postpmcd until rp:xt‘~Siinday
A
'llit’ refilling.
-Kll'i‘-\'il than tlii-i one.
's'litiill’tl‘ll trade.
‘ . , service i pastor. Topic :' "Praying for Oursrdvo‘w. ‘ 7
, tin-mighout theday bytheir sweet songs ‘ Whv': [pm-y wharpg" m.) p, m” 3.....3}
éThis church 3““. kg?" ”1“ “00k or 3 ing circle of tlic “Woman's Missionary
.praycr. n“ Friday evening the pastor i association. at the home of Mrs. (T. W.
. rot and popular dances taught.
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Every Day Wants.
Ii Yllil PUT ii “liEilE ii are.
Because Your Advertisement Reaches the Eyes
at hundreds ol the Best Class at Bayou,
the Intelligent and Thrifty Poodles! of
Norwalk and its Neighboring Tm
"Want." "For Sale." “To Let."
“Lost," and "Found." and advertise-
ments of a like character. not exceeding
i live lllll‘n-tlll equivalent to thirty Ordi-
nary Words—arc inserted in this column
one day for "' three days. 50
mi cents;
cents; one \vi-ck. $1
“ WANTED.
s" , -_._.
Simon llrst clan morn-“gain. M 5 l’
. ccut. (\iltlrrtlv ".\lURL'U.-\GE," I ll
other. 16 8t.
W
AN ”CIT-u Pint-claw lock litters 0|!
moi-ton: lock work. Address X
.
Y. 7... this nlliee “8%
'1‘0 rem home of at: room». pleasantly
situated. Can furnish ocwm
on nigh in [my the rent. RUFUS \VAK ‘-
M \.\. Sanguine. C mu. )3 at
TO LET.
...- a
[rul'R roonh. No 3 He-Iry 91ml. I'e‘llt
st; llVl' rounh, N -. :20 Day ntreei, rent.
dual-o] tl'ct'litrl or hon-r. No. 40 East
.ii‘rhllr. lZi-t N ro'alic. ox Plums, rent
i m’, tl"~~r_h-l nu at once Al“! anAl 08
\l. l..»\Y|li.\'. or \Y YUUS S, 4’! East
ichiiiic. Hut N-vr-v'tlk. it (it.
I)l.t1.\S.-\.\'l' lllrlilrlltcil 1- min to let. In-
qiiircntii “'ashington street, .\‘uuth
Nor-walk 3'2 1W U
Cr'lll 'l'.-iruce
uw Hit part oi mama Clav street.
J A plyiol.('.\\'.\.\'AGH.No.2l'rca
d3ltt
1‘ No. 11:” Harbor avenue, N-vrwaik.
1 six rnmtlh \vnu city water. rent. 38;
"lull three room». (3in watt-r, rent. 8.
Equallv convenient from Not-walk or
Soiin .\' -r~valK. Apply Io RALPH
.\lUUDY. lira East Avenue, Norwam.
dlDif
[“Ol'li r-voni apartment, second floor.
war. 93 “Washington street, Window!
n every room. hallo lighted and cleaned;
lnllr mm apart llli'lllit, {mot and rear
hll'll floor Swariz & Corbett block. Wand
8i \thiiigtrvii eircct, rent and “0. AV
.uv Ulil) WELL CIGAR C . jylfi ti
7; EVEN rooms-.Tire on first. floor. nit-2.8
. Leonard sireet. inquire at PLAI‘T
ciiiL'i-I. "dill it
'lX room cottage on Quliitard aVenuo
5 .\....o... CHESTER r. CLARK. l
Qiiiuiard lth‘lilic. 51:: If
’I‘WU room office. corner Washington
street and Railroad avenue, post
Km
upamueoi in none minding, suitable (oi
winall iaimly. rcoi. all). For pariiculan
inquire ollice lllil) WELL CIGAR (30.. 83
“’ltfilllllulllllflSifig—l. "30 If
'l-Il.'l).\'l)iloor tire rooms. Fort. Point.
Mfgi‘l. rent 38; first. floor No. 59
\Yiiliilwnrii :ivciilli'. rent. 37. Apply [0 1‘1
.\. thiilllVATll). jyl ’94 t!
4:3
__- FOR SALE.
iii l.ll,\X tilt t‘Uit aALE.
The Well Known ink Business new car-
riciloiinsthc \‘v'. l.'. Hills Cw. Will be
loaned or Mild to a good reliable party for
asniallsum. The Very best of reasons
.-\ liner chance was never
A clear solid profit
rl’ in?” on own i‘lllll can be made from its
(in account of poor
i
’ticultli it must be disposed ntat once.
C.
(full and rice. ii~. \Y. HILLS. New
Britain. ContL. 1'23 Kelsey street. d2: 1W
1' Eli? out the cold by using ltoebnck’o
\ Weitilli'r strip. It is water and con-
tains more riihbci- than any other make.
We have it. >il(L"‘.tl NORWALK HARD-
\\'.\iil:i'o..4-. fomu Main screen. slot!
”Amour . __
FlVl‘I rmgm cottage on Glenwoud ave
nae for'hsulc cheap and on easy
terms. inquire of S. B. SHERWOOD, l!
Grove streeti. South Vorwalk. jy9 ii!
‘l’lllt SALE OR TO LET.
‘r’ ERY EASY TERMS. Cottage, 6
’ rooms.at Rowayton, near he sta
lion. 8? per month. or will sell an allow
payment of fill per month toward pnr
clinic: houuenndflot 50x100 feet. Build
lug lots {or sale. payable small amounts
w'ccklv or monthly. LENOX TLL
LAND COMPANY, Mr. John R" "I.
R-M’ayton. or oflice of \V. A. Benedict &
C‘-.. Clothiers. South .\Turwalk. o2 tins
‘ .
BRINVN love. tnrllined.‘in East. Nor
. walk.th' 1 morning. Finder please
.lc‘nve at WILLIAM ST‘HAUB'S market,
Wmhingiou mri‘ui bridge. jD it
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v‘ltOM Adams Express Company’s wag;
Kendall. Finder please leave with J. K.
t
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‘ oii.a package- addressed to G 5.
FiNCil. driver,‘ at Adams groves: Com-
va'iy's “Rice. ‘i j83i’p
MiscEL'LAiiizoiis. a
ORSH CLIPPING. Now is the time
ioclip your horse-ii. Orders taken
at. Millo-r‘s t-Inckdmilh shop on Brink
orcci. Norwalk. Clipping done on Thai-soil
duv. Friday" and Saturday T. E. GREG- .
UHY. 030 If
NNTTI M. DECKER, 8:! Franklin ave-
no», Norwalk. is prepared to do
dressmaking by the National Garment.
Cutting System. Perfect tit. guaranteed.
. d3l lw
)RUFESSUH S. B. TOMS, of Stamford,
n ill mitrt a dancing clam in the Gold-
; en Eagle ilull. Darren. Tut-«due. January
Hih. a! H0. in. ’l'uiiipn fee including 1:3
less ms and one reception. 31'». All the lat-
j‘21w
" MAKE voun
WANTS KNOWN
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