A or'u mom
1 ' «manner 51/
'1 1. 111111 miner-3L.
‘11ptodI.IortiIl qw ‘
EL.‘
‘ ‘mmuunru‘II
ATM [Ironingv MW.
A 1111111111 of the
111111 tum by which
best we rpm the att
or twin: Mum no
medium exists.
NUMBER 2.41111.
lilVE Will Hill! A WAY.
ilow Cupid Outwittod an Dbdtrctc
Mother-in-low.
llEll CONSENT APPEARS Ill Wlllllllii.
In. Lililc liyatt Says it" Signature Agreeing
to the Marriage 01 nor Eighteen-year-old
Daughter Annio to tame: Albert Foster
was Not Genuine. but all Ends Well.
.\ little romance was unfolded at Nor-
walk, today, when it became. known
that Annie Hyatt. of Knight street. a
pretty young woman employed at the
Somali: Straw Worka.1v.1s not 11 1111-.
more young 1111111., but a married Woulllll.
her husband being James A1111 rt Foster.
11 young tcamster employed at \111 11
Betts' saw mill.
"Jimmy " 11111111 is popularly known.
had been keeping company with Mia-1.
Hyatt for some time but they “'(‘lt'
often obl1g-11 tomcct clandestincly. .11
Mrs. Lillie Hyatt. tlu1 brule‘s motln-n
thought her daughter was too young to
have a bean. and so discouraged "Jim.
111,1"s " Units.
()11 the seventeenth of last Sept111:111.1"
Mrs. Hyatt and her daughter 11.111 SilllllAh”wmr’ “1‘" the "liddler." SNAP"
sums 111-out yum,“ Foster and Annie at 11er end , ot the. hall.
took (in matter mac-.1 to he 1.'t shuAlilf't'SSttl 111 a bright red cutaway
coutlded the trouble to her "Jimmy" ~l‘wk‘, ““d dark li““‘s‘fll‘§' ““‘h a
”my 1“. suggested ”my fl“..- fool 111-r pr1_1m1ncnt green plant, was Prot'cs1or
mother 11v quit lly getting married. The
idea 1v as so romantic tlI: It Miss Hyatt
immediately acquiesced and accompani1
ed her lover to the town clerk's (Illli'oi
for a license.
Here thcymct with 1111111111111-113. for.
though James Albert was twvnty-three,
his bride 11:11 only eighteen years of .
age. and it 11'asnccessiuy to secure, her
mother's written consent. The prospec-
tive groom 1'115 not "phased" 11y such a
little drawback as this. how'e1er, and
soon the consent blank 1v as properly til—
led in with Mrs. Hyatt's 111111111 t
Would not bcouite fair to t: 11 who did;
1111,111'1t1ng, as it might be 111111011
forgery; but at all events, Mrs. ll1':1terl‘”‘"ll
declares she never signed the doc time at '\I” L “1‘"
Annie and Jimmy then returned 11‘
Town Clerk Smith with the paper a' 111 m” "'"l “m” ”My F‘MIW'
he granted them a license.
Tao next step was tofludn clergyman.’
Tiny decided to visit Rev. A. H. Wy
att. at the parsonige of ' the Norwal' i
Methodist church. Afterexaminiug ihc‘ 1
license and finding it regular lie/tied
the nuptial knot. After lu'gging the i
dominie not to mention the matter for
a day or no, the couple departed on their A
11 ay rejoicing.
s11 11' 911 that it did not leak out until to-
day, when 11 friend huppc nod to 11111111111111: ‘
tl.e1nan'iage records and cupld‘ 5 trick:
was revealed. A
__ .....2mm. 1
impurity tinder tho Guise oi the Artistic. A
Editor of the, Sentinel: I was veryA
much pleased with the SlIakespearianA
communication. evidently written by a:
woman of independent and sensiblei
ideas. and not afraid t.) express herself, I
which she ‘did very gracefully. The?
writer has a high. but not too high;
standard of life. I think it is quite
time to call a h: 11t in the matter of t11i5'i
slun'ing over of impurity under the:
guise of the artistic I'will goturther and'
say that the books in our public, library A
cannot be too carefully selected. f1 1‘11. as
we are all well awarc. runny of the mod- A
crn novels are unfit to read. It is :Il‘teri
all a 1111 Itter of 11111111111- that 2111'le
hooks ~111111 oh' the pity of it-—are writ-A
ten. l1'.'1' 1111.111 (1111' sell better. The \1'Aorld
is full 01 interesting books without tIIfsA
blemish to roar them. and iherc is no c.1— A
c1: ~11 for reading any (11'lII'I‘
.\ 11121.1.11'1111123111r 111121111111 1111111. l
The Works 01 South Norwalk Artists.
The second annual exhibition of the;
art department of‘ the Bridgeport Pu‘ylic i
11111111r_1'1.1p1nel on January 2'1th withA
131‘? pictures by well- 1.111111 11 .Ircistsi
,11'ho exhibited in the Society 11
American Artists and Made Ilyl
of Designs of New 'York (1:1'.
.:outh Nt!i;,)\'.1lli is rcpr: scntcd by Mrs ‘
I).Prcnti.1‘5 Lingan—Xo. 1411.1111111
"$11,139. “Little. Rose Red:" No. 1S2,
.‘an ‘\Vater." and Miss (trace Leonie;
Prentiss—No. on, “lip the Mianus Riv-
1 "'110. "The Form" 171?. “Early Morn-
i'ng: ""alT’H. Mill River. Stamford (1111111.
The Ixhibiting will remain open until
March 1.5111. 1‘
interest Increasing in the Services.
Last evening the Methodist church
was crowded. again. every seat being oc-
' cupiedin the lower part of the house.
The ducts 11y Mrs. Ross: and Mr. Weed—
ca greatly moved the congregation. Mr. .
\Vecdcn sang a couple 111' s11]o.'~.'l‘l1e
lustor preac bed on. "Healing th‘c Vol111- -
1111111 s S1111. '
will be. “A (in-at Miracle. Tin-inter-
1 st continues to deepen an'l spn-ad. At
least a d: 17.011 expresI-ml a determination
to live the Christian Life. Rev. Mr.
tobbins led' in the opening prayer.
—-We have the .1 genuine Florida
oranges fmmaZolfo Springs, l1‘.1a . at
Cunt-0'5.
‘('rnm. Mrs. Day. Miss Smith and Mrs.-
They kept their N't‘i‘cti ,
,(‘ounty ”11111111111111 its quarterly meet-
‘childrcn. or the appointment of guard
1 '1111111ts. or do any 11', 11 111.11' 1ssz1rv1r pro—
This evening his theme,
Entered at the South Namath Panto 1
I11 Second Ola-o Matter.
YE OLDEW TIMES SUPPER.
‘An Enloyablc and Novel Occasion at
Grace Church Rectory.
“Ye clden times" were again revived
at 11 supper and social given by the we-
1111111‘sbrancl1 of Grace church (1111111, 1‘.! .‘
the rectoryJast night.
The decorations \1'111rcnniqu: and in
hannouy with the 1111- Ision The rooms
were timely draped with antique chiutz. ,
while the soft glow of many candles. to- 3
getber with the ancient costumes worn’
by the domes and mesdmnes, and me
warming pans and spinning wheel pre-.
muted .1 typical picture of early New‘
England days.
T1111 billof fare was boiled bam.col11
tongue. smoked beef. flapjaeks. bakcdl
11111111. biscuits. rye bread. pumpkin
ApZ-11, custard pie. mince pie chewc.
., doughnuts and crulleru,1111111111111111s1111ps
H':1k(1.tcn and cotfec. Many compk-
111111115 111111 given Mrs. Josiah Kellogg
for the tempting manner in which she
served the t1: ijtlcks
. A feature of the 1111111111111 was the
A photograph 11nd 1111 gallery. in :- barge 1 f
1.11.... .1111». 111.111.1111. 1111.1. 1. .1. liar-
. slmm and Miss Mary Fowler. of Brook-
11,1'11.
(inc oftlIe most hmuorous features,
Low. who l‘I'lHlt‘l‘I‘tl on the violin 111'1-ly
airs appropriate for such an event.
Following the supper a social took
place. which 11'111 conclulcd with 1111
old-time, Virginia reel. gracefullyexecut-
1111. Those who tooi part were Mrs.
Robert \‘anBuren, .\lrs. (1‘. R. Byiug-
1 ton. Mrs. Rogers. Mrs. W. l". Bishop. l".
Vanllurcn. Lc(ir11ud Bl'tts. W. 1". His].-
op. .T. H. Flynn. (1. ('ram. Miss Lima-A
' Hoyt. Misscstioldiug. Fred Many. Miss
Sarah lt‘1t1'h. Miss 111. Mott and 111.11.
A scwral otlu 1' eldc I'ly people.
1 \mong the ladies in costumes. 11'111.
ids-1 presidc- 11 at tie-tables. 1111111 Mrs.
l‘Watkins Misscsllovt. (‘1':1111. (iolding
(ircgorv. Sherwood. Fauntleroy.
Mrs. J. H. (‘amp. Mrs
Robert 111118 urea. Mrs. (i R.l¥,1'i11,1-
The comrmttce in charge was Mrs
Bishop. Much 11f the pleasure of tin
(veniInw 111I1du11 the efforts of Rev. and
Mrs. W.Itki115.\1l1 11111rmly 11'.elcomc1.
vi1iting f1'i111ds.
Altog1tlur the event pruned a most
pleasurable and novel occasion.
BOARD OF MANAGEMENT. ,
‘1’
The First Appointment Made in this County
Under the New Law.
The board of 111111111g1-1111111t of the
ing yesterday at the otlice of the ('-1uut,1
(‘orunnssiouers in I'h'idgcport. and 11p-
point: 11 (hmlllllSSlOltt‘l’ Miller to 1'1 pre
sent the board in proceedings for tlu
adoption of neglected and dependent
ions for the same. The State B and o:
Charities was represented by (‘liarlwA
P. Kellogg. of Waterbury, and Dr. NE
E. Wordiu. of Bridgeport. '
.\11'111 passed by the (i1 11111111 .\sscm
bly 111 lS‘JfI pro1ides that the board may
g11c.111y neglcctcdor d1 p1 1111c11t (hild.
"being an orphan or having been in
charge, of the (,‘ouuty Elomc‘ for more
than one year. in ad- 1ption in the same
manner as any other legal guardian
might do. and 111:1,1' at its 1111': retiou ap- A
ply to the planar probate court for the
app nntnu 111 of avuardi: m of any such
child. 'aid board may authorize th:
chairman or '111'11ret11y to execute 1111111»
halt ot the 11.1.1111 1111,1' p-1p11'.1 or instru-
p111 to the 11.111r11sin1r of the powers here-
in gi11111.‘
An Evening With the Golden Eagle Knights.
1711111n(.‘11s11c.}1'o. ll Knights of the
(olden 1111411 11.11111 51111111 time at its
Incetinglast night The ladies and 11
number of tru 1111.1 of the order Were
eIIt11taincrl.Tbe public opening and
closing 111111111111ies of the Castle 11'1'11'1
perfm'nml in an admirable 111111111111'. The
mn111 a] programme included sclc1t1on1
by tho Dark Secret Quartctte. of 11311.1(:
Nor11'alk.composcd of William Billen-
stein. flute: Jules B1u'11isl1. violin; Wil-
liam Bliv'kman and (brains Heinzleman.
guitars: vocal solos by Harry Stevenson
and W. J. Wilcox. .\t the conclusion
of these musical numbers the guests
were invited to partake of :1 bountiful,‘
collati1 111.
Minnahaha's Apple Sociable.
The apple sociable given by Minneha-
11:1 Division, Sons of Temperance. last:
night was well attended. considering?
. that there were 11111111'1'1111s other 11111... -
'tions. Vocal solos were rendered b1‘
:Mrs.Fr1111k ll. Richm'ds. accon1p.111icd‘
by Miss Williams. Miss Kate Reddy
gave. a reading. and Lulu Borst and
.Mamic Jardine sang duets. The;
.apples were drawnbv H. L.Wood1vortl1‘
and the candies by Mrs Henry Webb.
3
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l
A -—Read lsriegIer‘ 5 ad. on third page.
: 161.513 pounds.
‘sou'rn NORWALK. 0011's.. 111—11"...1‘11111; 5111113111111" 1.111." 18911.
HillllflllTT APlllilliiZED
119.111.111.111... in the Cm oi Loci:
wood vs. Tramway Company.
iAlllilllAEllTS CLOSED YESTERDAY.
The Prooocdlngs Somewhat Enllvcncd by the
Statement that tho Root Defendant was an
losunncc Company— Not Money but
Justice Desired by tho Deicndanl.
'1‘ he arguuu-nts in the e: 1111 of 1.01- 1.
wood 1.1. Nero 111k '1‘1'1111111'ay company
wore closed in the Superior (‘o11rt.,1'c.~‘ter.
day 1111111.
Attorney
for the plaintitfamd as he 11'1111 ttuishiug.
th. pr1111ccding1 11'1-1'eenli1'cucd to soon-I
evtcnt 111' his 1t Itcmcut that the rcilll
£111 fcIIdant was an isuulance1ompauy.
'1'11is. ‘
and not (1111 'l‘ra'11111'11,'.' coinpauy.
1111111117111111111'1111 11 state of 1111'111'11 111:1!
‘ ~l1o. 1111 not 111 :1111111'111.astl1'1 real oarit 1.1"; \1, 1'11'1‘k on Monday
t1hlam11 for the Injunes to Mrs 1.1111.-
wood would not be 1111111111 upon to pay
one centof the damages sltc Inigh: be
awarded.
ilcic Jndge l)c Forest. 111111 11.111cou-
ductmgthe deb-11111- ask1-11M1'.H11rlbuti‘
it he 1111.1 going into spccul:.1: on.
this Mr. llurlbutt replied:
”Not by any 1111111115. but if 1 did on
th' into that. my imaginative powers
could not begin to compare with yours." .
Judge l)1'1l"ore.~t said 1111 re was no
11ec1lof bemg1lI~conrtcou1 when .1 1"‘i1il
que1tion 11.11 111111111 and then “1.111111-
but: apologized and said 1111-1111:] 1111 .111111
intention.
In his argument ‘\lr.ll111'lbutt said
the cause of the. 1111' 1111-111 was that 111'1
cars going in 11ppOsit1'llit'Wtionshml 1111-11
to pass 1.11' l1 other on the N: one track and
11:11 failed. 5111 l1 experiments 11 1d 111
ways resulted in failure and :Il11'a_1".1
Would. llcillsotook occasion to score
11111 company for its 1onduv't at the tim:
11ft111-ac1'i111-1u. and said Mr. 111111.11. ood
11'asoldigc1l tocarry his wife 111111 11:15
ujurcd tor quite 11 1111111111. and the
'11iupanyl11d never inquired as to the
1x1111t11f 111-I Munro .1. and 111111 111"11'.r
.ti'orod to do anything for l1111. 111: 1111
Joved that companies. when it Was
111111111 that such accidents 11:11 :‘.1r1'1-d'
hrough gross ('IWI'lf‘Sillt'dS. 11111111111 be
irocccdcd against criminally. ‘1'1itl11r
111': 11111 kwood 11111-1111 11il‘c 11"11111 11ft: r
l1ccm11pany's 111111111y:tb1',1'h:1d enough
.1'ithout that. Mr. L'11'k1vo'1d's object
'.1'11sj11sticc. and the laudable 11:1: --ire to
.1111'11111111 companies taught that they!
eImmt 11'1tl11mp11111t1' violate 1.111511111-
gnated to make tin-111 canlul of 111.1.
1nd limbs 11f their patrons
Mr. I'lurlbutt 111111 referred to ollu'I 111
of the Tramwaycompany 11.1 intcrcstcd .
witnesses. but after he had remarked
.hat th1'1'oIIIpan,1' would not pay any of
11111 damages 1111'111'11111. Judge. 1) l' orcsr
.tskcd him l1owl11 11:11'111111111111 th~ tuo
1taten1ents.
This may have been soon-what of a
poser. 111 Mr. Hurlbutt did not 1y~pl,v.
DANCE OF THE DARIEN FIREMEN.
Therr First Annual 111111 Last Night Largely
, ' Attended.
The largest ball over held in the
Darien Town Hall wa< thc lirst 11111111111
slirec ot' the Eagle Hook and Ladder
cor‘upany. which took place ,last night. ‘
TlIcrc \1'1'1'1'1'iglit11en sots 1111 the floor :It ‘
one. time. and some dilliculty was exper-
ienced in dancing.
chestra. of Stamtl 1rd. furnish-111 excel-
lent 11111.1i11.;1nd om- buudrcd and fifty
people 5111 down to the supper provided.
Large delegations of lircmen 11'1-1'1- pro-
sent from Norwalk and South Nonvalk.
The hall was elaborately decorated.
'1‘11111'111111111ttee of arrangements 1111.1:
(Yharlcs Millspaugb. -l‘os1.1phli1u1-.~'. Wil-“'
1111111 011111111. William J.
Charles Welu-r. and (icorgc
William H. Willmott. .112.
11‘111111111111g.
S.
was. 11: 11 11'
111111111g11r. anrl Joseph M. Bates. ('harlcs‘
(i. \Veber and Will I). ()gden his assist-
ants. Those on the reception connnitteo
11'1'r1'(ieorge J. ()ln'l'limilcr. (icorgc S.
B:1'111~1'.(‘h'1rl111' Millspaugh. and WIL
liam J. l‘lemming '
All Went up in Smoke.
Deputy Internal lieu-111111
Sloan. of\'11r1valk.sent his ,1'11111'11'Ioba11c 11
report for l'airtield month to R1 vcnuc'
Collector By \11111. at Hartt'.ord ,1'1~.1t1.1'1111y.
The report is 11 lengthy one and shows
that. S 1.31.5111 cigars were 111111 11 in the
county during last year and the amount
of tob:"11c111equired to make them 11'. is:
()t' the total number of
(‘igtn’S :11:111e.‘,bi'11‘l.i wen-sold. The
rep rut .1111 showed thit' . tlicrc 11'111'11sixty- ‘
six cigar 111.11111f1u tor11.1 in this county.
Enterprising Advertisers.
Nash A' \anScov .1' wholv store 11 n-1
replete with e1 1crything in th11r line -.=
.Tlnyllztve.11.1n1pletclme. of plmnbers .
and steam fitters‘ mpplies. Today. in a
ne11'.t'd1"ertise1ue11t. they call espe1 111]
attention to their south window.
—The aroma of an Imp-rial Crown ci-
gar is pleasant and will satisfy the most
fastidious smoker.
J. Bcldcn llurlbuti closcd‘
”I11:
111.1111: 1
' action within party lino-:1, should 1111 1111- .
('1 lllm tor ‘
ovsrenmn amen ancestral
its is Charged With Indecent Conduct
in East Avenue.
Complaint WU made to Chief of Pa—
11111- Bradley. of Na'walk. on Monday.
coneeming the optional 11 man in East
111'en1111,1vh11 wuilsuhing women 111111
chasing little glrll. The chief put the
case in the hands of ()lileer Morchouse.
Yesterday afternoon he saw a man 1111-
swering the description of the offender.
and placed him under arrest. lie was
identilled by several p1~r1ous who saw
him on Monday. The ollicer brought
111111111 police. lumdqnarters shortly be-
!111'11 1'1 o'clock.
llpou being questioned _tl1c man said
this 111111111 was Theodore Mayhew. of
Ely avenue. South Norwalk. and that
111-1111151111 oystcrmnu. llc gave the po-
iim- n11 gooiLreaaon for being in East
avcnuc. yesm'dily.except that 1111 was‘
strolling about town. 111111111 Charged
with indecent exyxnulrc. but he denied
the 11:.111rg1- stating that in- 11.11 not in
Judge 111111 T: ll
111-1 1 him under $011 bonds. which 111-111
Aim-1111111111 by (instav l'ilacr. 111' South
l1\‘or11'alk. last night. .\layhcw will be
gi1cn :1 lu1aI'ingSnl11rday attcrnoon 111
A .‘ o 1' l 11'11'.
! '1‘1111 otiiccr informed :1 reporter that
'111 1111115111111 Mayhew for soilit‘ time 1111-
Ai'orc 11c arrizucdlIi111.1111111h:1t he saw
j 111111 dodging around and taking silt'l'lltl
p'lius p.:111' into 11'..- windows of
houses along the avenue. lf Ma1l1cw
turn out 111111-1111 richt111:111."'.h,i1'hhis
, f1 lends 11r,1' much doubt. the otlicer will
A 1‘1-11'1'\1- 1' '11!I.~Ii1lt"'.ll)lt.' pr; llSt'
! It will be rciumnlnrml that it was
511111111 Mlvi‘cllotise and ( blot of l’olieu
lir 111111 11111111r1'11sted another 11111111-111
ic.11 1.11 1' 11111111 timr.1 ago, :11111 who 11.111cv111~
,11'c 11111.
1 HE CLAIWISI DAMAGES.
111
i
AGroccr Connolly Want! the City at Norwail: to
Settle tor a accent Runaway.
,e‘ Attoruc ,1' .M. L 11'k11'11111l.('()rp11rn-
ltxon 111111111111 and city 111-r11 of Now 1:11;.
!r-.11i11-1l :1 unit”: notice from llugl
Al)11111cll,v. the Wall strict groc.cr this
ituot‘lliilg. 11aiming 11111111,.” from tlu
A1.t,v on account of one of his deli11-'r,1
111111111 running away
Mr. Donnelly all: gcs that the steam
‘from 11 train p 111111" through the tunnel
puffed 11p between the planking and
£frigl1tc 1ch the 11111111 which was but”)
.11. 1.111-11 and 11111.1111' wagon brokr 11. 1111.:
.:1 bill paid tol.i1'-'.1,vman Dunn for 1111111-
ages caused 11,1'11111 runaway 1".111l1i11p
Ainto the livery otiicc and demolishing
. 11111 side of it.
i Attorney Walsh has Mr. Donut-11,1".-
Aclaim in band.
i
l
i
A Great Sacrifice Sale.
ll. K1'icg1-r.11'bo~cstore in the Mahacl-z-
icmo llot» l blo1 k h as come to 111-1111111111
1.11t111-1ca1liug cloak and millim- -r,1' 1111-
p 11'i11m ot 11111111111 1'itic1. will begin (1..
11111‘1'1'1 111' 11 great sacrilicc sale. made
‘,III~1-111s:1ry by the arrival of 111111' spritn
Agomls daily. and for which room is 111-1111
‘11:]. The sale ,11'ill include ll'lllllltt'l.
:hats. cloaks. t'ur capes. silk waists
111'r11ppers and infants' goods. Sum:
bona tidc bargains will prevail for tlu
;ue-xt few days. and no doubt tin-store
, will be the Mecca of throngs of ladies
from 11115111111 adjoining towns. .\ttcn»
, (ion is directed in 11' further particulars of
1111- sale to Mr. ifI'icch"s 111-11' advertise
Illll'll page of ’t'lu- Sentinel
11111111 1111 thc
William ()tl'cn's or— 1
1 today. '
Meeting oi the Citizens‘ League.
'~'l‘11e('iti/1111< 1.1- agne 111111 its regular
quarterly meeting in the South .1'or-
11'alk (‘ouucil (‘11:111111111'. last 1111'bt.\t‘t1-r
111att1- 1'1 11‘. 11115111111 r1 latiug :‘spt' :- 1. 111,1'
1 1 1111
respects had been transacted. and three
new "1111111111111 ball been admitted.
1 Iimc was spent in discussing the ques—
tion. "Whether individual . ii1dep1-ndeiu
co111':1gcrl'."' 'l‘lu;dcbatc was participat-
icd in by John ll. Light. A. Blanchard
.l. W. 1’1 111'ell. W.
jand Rev. (2. H. 111-11rd. III was voted to
I hold the next In: cling 1'11 .\pril.
‘ The Baptist Cairo Sale.
i The cake sale of the
South Norwalk Baptist church. held
vesterrlny at't1ruoon and cunning at (he:
bonu- of Mrs. Julia (iaylonl‘ '1 ( 1'1 sec at
A Terrie 1'. was a .1111 lid and financial suc-
cess. over Noticing realized. The Indie -.-'
I 1111 barge 11 ere Mrs. Joshua Jennings and A
(‘barb sI
I1‘1cderick Lyon and M: .-.1 1
:Mrs. ( :111'lord. assisted by Mrs
E ('.11c‘.‘ 'llrs
Ahab: Rood.
Over :1 Building Contract.
111.- 1111“ .11 1.1.1.1111 111.113.1111 11.11.1111
‘ .\1. Flat! was taken up in the Superior?
('11111't yesterday afternoon. It 1111
'action from a disputs' over :1 building
isot' long standing.
is
i 1 outrIart and
plaintiff is an
111ml they are quite numerous. In addi-
tion there are numerous friends. Hurl-.
butt and Gregory upmar- for plaintitf,
and ex- -L'1111gres1unau Levi Warner for
Adefendant.
enforcuucut of laws in c'crtainI
lllt’ I
(7. Footc. L. H. Nash. :
ladies of 111111
The}
italian and a builder.‘
His witnessesimmf thesamcnutionaliry :
WHAT SOCIETY 18 MING
Cleaning: From the Gay World o.
South Norwalk and Norwalk.
PEOPLE AT HOME Allfl ABllllAD.
tht at the Home oi Ir. and 1111.3. c. Palnm
—Thc Wallace Euchre Club Meets with
In. t. 8. Jennings—Various other
Functions oi Iota.
.\lr. and Mrs. S. (3. Palmer and lifts
Palmer. of 112111111'ood avenue, entertain
udacompanyof friends at whist. 111111
night. The first prizes went to Mrs. E
11. PM 1111115. M. Alli-1'. andthc conso-
lation prize. to Mrs. F. D. Lawton. T111
guests were Mr. and Mrs. S. .\l..\l‘1c1
1 .\11'. and Mrs. W. W. Lester, Mr. an
Mrs. M. A. (1111111. Mr. and Mrs. J
irving Dibble. Mr. and Mrs. l'ldgar ll.
Fox. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson H..llo,1't. MI.
11111 311-... 1'. N. Smith. Mr. and Mrs
51111111111(.‘1111111111-k. .Tr.. MI.:11111‘.-11:1.\\'
‘11. Palmer. Mr. and Mrs. 1". I). Lawton
Mi '1' Mabel Beers. 111111111. K. Jennings.
.\liss May Fitch, Miss Julia Stowe. Mr...
13111111. William liners and 1'). W. Fitch
[111111 R. llrotbcrton 111111 Josvpll Ii.
('111'1'. 11'111'1- surprimcd. 'l‘ues-lay evening,
A.1,1'a1:«1'g11u111111~11'of the l". S. ('.. :1
their home, 111 (‘hcstnut street. Th:
'1'1111ing was spent listening to 11mph
A 11.11p‘.a,vingg:11u1.~s. after which .'1 1111-
v'ollatloo was .11-1'1'1111. 'l'l‘o' gm sts lci‘l
forthcir homes about two 11'1'l111'k.:tl
lcclnrillg that they had had a god time.
.\ rc-cption will be held Iomorrou
Iigh.’ by the young ladies of tha- S. I.
'11111, of which Miss Alice 1'). Tocqac i-
;11'11111111111. at her home in Broad River.
11 which the Ira-tubers onwct‘to have 1.
very enjoyable time The members 11':-
.IIis.~1.-~ Millie Baxter. Annie (‘l1ittam
111:1 Northrup. 1.17.. . Montgomery. 1111
11.1 Spraguc. Lillie Bartram. (.‘1111'.
11111111111. Ida Raymond.
Mrs l. H.
Jennings entertained th-
3 ‘1latiuc1- 11111111111 1'111111,11-.-te11da,1'.:1t 1111
111-11.111111 horn“ in “11.11 street. The-fir.»
1riz~1 went to Mrs. Thomas 1511111111111
11' : the second. Mr1. II. .\. .\lutl1c11'sou
11111 the consolation to Mrs. (".l1arlcs L
leanings. The next meeting will 111
111111 with Miss Minnie Knapp. Washing
‘11“ street, February 12th.
Miss Annie ('.ottcr. of West Mai
.m-ot. entertained the. West Mai
itrm-t Whist club last night. Mr.
W'Illiam Lockwood» and Frank 131111
.1'it'/. won the. first prizes 1111111198319. Co.
.1'1-l1 tin1 consolation prize.
David Cassausa. of Haviland streex
raven stag party last night. One 11
the evening's pleasures was whist. Th
:11'1'1 prize was won 11,1' the host. and tl1
11111111at11 111 mile 111-11ttoWilli'11m Philip
11m.
.\ 1111' iabl1~1 1:1'Is 1111 111 Inst night at th
A resident of J. K. it: 11'111111111. Beldcu Hil
abopp'1 . orchestra furnished musu
‘ iuests11'er1- present from Wdton. Soul:
X11r11'11,l,,k. New ('1111111111 and Stamford.
hli'S’. William S. Bartram eutertaium
.1111 ()pportnnity ('irclc of King's Dough
.crs. of the Norwalk Baptist church, 11'-“I
her home in Harriet street. yesterduy
‘ afternoon. .
Druggist J. .\. Riggs. of Norwalk.
will be married in Baltimore today. 1".
St. John Lockwood. 2nd. of New Yorl.
city. will 111-best man.
i l-Zdwin Hoyt has n'turucd from 11 fe11
Adays' vacation in Red Bank. N. .‘l.. ac-
Ac. 11111111111111 111' Miss Grace Bray am.
A motle- -'1.
Miss ( irnccl'lart. of Sclleck strcct. we..-
. I11 111dcre1|I :1 surprist partv last night. 11;:
11 large numbn of her young friends
i (i111; go I). McKay. formerly of Soutl.
.\or11 .1111. 111111'11fl’r111'1kly11. is spendhu.
A11 few 1111,1'5' 111 South X1'1rwalk.
A, (icorge W.
is at Long limnch.
‘1 t 1 save the St. Paul.
A Mrs. Robert “'111'. of Hartford. is 11
‘ u1-stofl1crmotl1er. Mrs. l". J. Camp. oi
1 East 111enu‘c.
l 111.1111- 1:.
,.W-.1ter11ury. are
RollblliS.
Selleck. of Merwin street.
watching the effort:
(7
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ol
li.
Robbins and son.
l-mI'Sts of 1111131".
111's.
1 Thomas McGuire. of Raymond Broth-
i (1121'. c ultemplates 11 trip to Ireland. I
I Miss Louise R. Mead of Ely avenue
Ais 1isiting her brotherat Brew stcr N. Y.
i .
Golden Cross Social.
There was '1 merry gathering at the
home of Miss Louise Romer. in West
A avenue. last night. the. occasion being a
social tendered to the members of Sher
man ( ‘ouncil. United ()rderot' the (1111-
‘den (‘ .Iross. The entertainment consistc1
of a solo by Mrs. L. D. Keelet'. duct
inpon the mandolin and guitar by Mr.
and Miss Hoyt, reading by Mrs. Hem?
pill. and a solo by Master Hempill
Another pastime. was 11 gral -‘.111g. After
1‘ wards there was a be an hunt in which
the prize. a jumping jack. was won by
AL. D. Keeler. Refreshments were serv
Aed and it was midnight before the
\
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LIGHT THAT PENETRATEI 801.108.
Tho Invoices Discovery loco by I Protes-
oor at Comm.
A marvelous discovery fins been made
by Profeuor Rontgen of the University
of Wnrzburg. Bavaria. It isnotbing less
than a device which will make all vivi-
ooction procesaea hereafter more needless
cruelty. Electricity is the agent. by
which the interior of opaque substances
may be illuminated and not only illn-
Ininated. but photographed. through the
invention of Professor Routgen. Ac-
cording to the reports received, he sim-
ply passes on induction electrical cur-
rent through a glass tube whose Interior
is avacunm. The pipe doling this opt-I"
ation given at! rays of lightof 1111111 1.:-il-
liuncy that they penetrate 11111111 mb- .
stances and render there internally viri-
blc, so that the interior parts may be
plainly photographed.
By means of the professor’s 1111111113: 1111.
the bones of a man's band have been
perfectly photographed. So ‘JAHI have
metals in the inside of a weak-111.111.
The powerful rays pass through solid
substances as ordinary light rays [111.11
“new 111 glass or clear 11 .ner '1 1.1 ,r 11'-'1:
so powerful indeed that in one ixis'aum
metals inside 11 Wooden box 11110 1.11111...
throwuover the month of the camera.
The importance of this discovery, c.1—
pccially in medical science, can 1 crdly
no overestimated. It will enable all in-
;crnal d111 1111111 to be minutely examined
1nd treated. Bullets may be located and
1111101111. The butting of the. hei1rt.1
:lIo condition of the lungs, the circula-
.ion of the blood, will be 115 clear to the
1ye as if the human body were trans-
atent. Trunsparentness is only rela-
Ive anyhow.
Municipal Electric Lighting.
01111 of the favorite enterprises of
Iayor l’ingree and his friends in Do.
roit has been the erection by the city
'f a plant for electrically lighting
trects and public buildings. In order to
.rocnrc the necessary buildings. ma
111111-ry. wire and poles the citizens at
.11 election authorized Detroit to 1.5.1119
1~11(1.111‘111 Worth of ciiy 111111111. lt is one
if the strange-t facts l'l(.'Cl‘(l(‘(l 11111113
ounicipal hi:tc.ry tl'aIt 1:11tonly was 1111
unhorized sum not 01.1111e11911.1111t 1111
tork was actually done for 8200.0001125
111111 the sum voted. ‘
In Detroit the municipal plant light
.11 the public buildings. even to 11'.
choolhouscs. So popular is it that it 1
1111911101 in the course of a short 111111
no my will be lighting the pri‘vao
'1011‘.’«(".i of its people at a specified rate
\. figuring up of the cost of mnuicipa
llnmination shows a great advantag.
.1cr the private lighting system. T1111
11g into aceount the interest of th:
1apit11l invested, The wear and tear o:
uildings and machinery and eve:
ountiug out. the sum that would 111111
1111 to be paid in taxes on the property
.111Iler private ownership, it was foam
but there was 11 difference in favo
t the municipal system of $1! .1."
or light par month, that. too,1vl,11-1.
be cost of municipal light productioI
111.1. cmuparcd with the lowest rate 111
1.'11ic.11 private plants had ever furnisbc:
llumiuation.
The boundary treaty by which Rn==iz1
originally held Alaska rend ti1::t 11:1
width of the strip of Alaskan soil r111.-
Iiug down along west of 111511.111 ('1'
11111111111 should betcn marine leogucs 1'11
and from the coast of the Pacific occur
Unit 111111 plain enough lt niraut t1'
marine leagues inland from the 1:. 11st 1 1
be mainland, just as it said.
)ritish Columbia came to be settled 11;
.1111 it was found there were 11111131111»
.f acres of valuable grain and 171-11111
raising lands eastward of the Almkal:
«trip. then it was contended by the. 11111.
:sb rcttlers that the treaty did not 1:11 111'
what it said, just plain trn 11:;11'i111'
leagues inland from the (than 1 1 do
mainland, but that the 1111 1111:1111
must be measured from thei~1mds 111-.1::;
and outside of the coast instead 1f the
coast itself. This is now the. ciai
the British Colombians, a claim that on
the face of it is pr"posterous. The treaty
means to us just what it‘ meant to Rus-
sia—the ten leagues measure from the
beginning of the mainland.
111‘!
..1.
The pulse of llllTlt~llllllS—\V_llll a steady
1111-1111 for merchants who advertise.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS
"The Girl Spy."
A successful local entertainment.
“The Girl Spy," pleased everybtxly at
the Opera Hous.1 last night. It is 11 1111111
ber of years since so satisfactory a drn"
antic entertainment has been given in
this city by local talent. as “The. (iirl
Spy of(IlIi:'k111na11ga." The play is 11
military drama of the "lleld bythe Ene-
my" type. It ditl'els from “Held by the
Enemy" in that there is more of the
humorous in it. It was quite ditlicult to
imagine many times that it 1'as an
a nateur performance the audience was
Witnessing. Clara Turner in the owl
1 11111 disguises of the girl spy. ucco1uplisl1',,‘
ed the work that fell to her In a manner
born of experience 1u1d therefore gave
l Ignests departed.
adequate and amusing portrayals of the
graphed through a cloth that 1111111 1.1111
But 111111 ‘
TWO CENTS.
111111-11 111111 assumed. 8110 W I
large muonnt of versatility. mum'-
.- proved himself to he a comedian who
could not only raise a laugh but timid
keep the audience uttering all the time.
A11 Mikey ()‘I'Ioney, the wild Irishman.
one of the three characters be enacted.
he was partimhu'ly felieltoul. Al “I!
close of each one of the live acts of the
play. last night. there was a very pretty
and striking tableau.——Danbury m-
ing News. January 10.
Read the “Girl Spy"
in today's Sentinel.
"Jerry."
Tho compimy of comedians, under the
lilccl‘ouof (.‘eorgc Hayes. which will
ippear at lloyt‘s Theatre. l1‘1buraryll. 7.
out". will 111- 111-adedby such well-known
11111111111111»11.1(‘11111'1111 ll. Mostuyer and
't.11pl1 131111. in the comedy “Jerry,"
.1'11'1'11 issa‘d tol 1- l‘t'lilt‘llt with comedy
.1 taa‘u 11.1 11,1211. :1. 1111'. specialti- s; also
‘1111 11'111111'k11l111- chzld s111g1-r and dancer.
litllc (‘oii 11' Mayo. Miss Fanny Temple
will 1111 renewals-red :1sItbe leading lady
.:I‘ 111~- 1111-1111-1111 "111111 Company. "
{t l.‘ 1711-11-11 to 1.1,"111or11. txcept that
1 wry 111-1111.1»-j.'-: ershould see this 001111
1.1111 11111111-1-111'1-111121111111".
advertisement ,
11.11 Prohairy go to, Black Rock.
The New Yo”: ‘11'11'litizlub,whicbhu
1' 111 Ilool Inc: at land at Cedar Point. ‘
‘.'.‘.. Hil'l hurl-11 11.11 about decided to
A :11 to B1111 k ll: 11 ‘t. 'W. R. Macready is
making an effort to have theclub buy
‘1111-1 property and locate at the Point.
.11 1011 11111 11 11111111 11111.‘
"Want. " "l‘ul' Stile. " "'l‘n lt‘l." "LOST" and
"1‘.".1111111 .11111111111- rtiwuu-ntsoi a like char-
11.11 r. not I'\111|llllL.' 1111- lines—1111 e1 uivalent
Iuthirt1orulin1'1r1 words—are lnserte in this
11111111111 om- dnv for '25 cents: three (laymw
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1:111 1.. 11111.:- 111ml housework jIApply
at :1‘. “at. 1' urn-.11 So11th.\'or11alk. 'mt
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llig11~ti~1t.Sout11Norwalk.13011?
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..ln. 1.. 11.1115! in the. cure of children.
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\ \\"1' 1'11 —1 11,1111 ”111111 1‘. vening Sentinel
“Ithe date of Man 11 11th.
TO LET.
‘111 171 -1 1.11 1111..- “Spring: street. 1111th
.\'1-11Ialk.luquir1-ol W. .LEST TE
rofnt 1(- 1111.11111t111tory So. 1.
1‘29!
I‘Ul. l' l‘. —llou.1c 7 rooms. 11111111111 iitreet. D37.
Elm (irow .1t111'.1_1 510: house”
1tr11ct.o'.1'ooru~'. $12: house ii Tolles stéetny 8
.1111")S.§l.‘1:lll in first-class order: water in.
11111111reofl(lll\ ll. K‘SAPI’. H2 West street
um“
‘(i 1 1'. '1‘. ~-il11u1eol ten rooms. l'mt Point:
smut $171111: three rooms. second floor.
‘3th i|\t".i||lo 1.. '1~t N-1r11'alk.t6.m. Apply to
..\. “11111111111111. 1y 1 'M t!
‘(l 1.1" l‘—’l h1- ('olonlnl Residence. No.128
but 11111111111. .-'\11 modernm Ism Irove ems
i‘imly furnished. JAM ESL VE. S. 124
15114111111111.1141“
\'1‘ {111.1211 Harbor avenue. 0
-’ 11111111111iil11'it1'11uter. rent 88311110 three
1'111111is.1-it1 11:11th rent 34 1quall' conven-
111i i:11111"'oi11111kor South orwak. Apply
111 11.1111111110111. 11111 East avenue-,Norw
‘01' 11 room 11part1111111t. second floor. rear.
1.12111 11111111131111 street. windows in every
room balls lighted and cleaned. (our room
11111111".- ms. from 111111 reanthlrd floor Swartz
.'1(oil1ottllo.- k. 711111111111 W511 hington street.
eut 9.1111111 1‘10. \111111'ULDWEI1I.CIGA,RmC(t)—P—;
5;“ room .1. .ti. go. 11 I1,)11lII1l'nr1IlI1‘1'.enue
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-. . 1 11'11r“‘“a‘ in gton street
111111 1111111111 1 11.11.11. post otlice building.
.. :: 1.11-11-11111111altment in same
.‘1' to: small familv rent $10.
11111111111 at Mike (.11.!) “ELI
1130"
FOR SALE.
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'.“ 11 l into-111111insurance.
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-1 11111. 1111111111.: the Eclipse
11. 1 11111111111195 the door
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11’ 11- -1' 1111.11. 1 .111 right: registered and
11.11111; lo- .1: 11.1111. 1.111, handling can trot a
1111111 in . .111. -11 111-11111. Value. 111.11 Girl. Sire
I‘o11'u ’t‘uik bv \11.111t.11'11 and Violet: dam.
\liooi: ( 1111111111 111 ( lnylaml lm ulre of
F11.\.\1\' (1111 110111. (Irauburv. Sold or want
of 11.11- jl'i ll
Fill: S\l.‘-‘.l ,._| .11» laurcku Harness Oil. it
1111-11-111 tlu c1111kmgolleutberorbroak—
log of 111111111 Sol 1111' Some Noawnx Hann-
1.11.1111'11. 1.1 South Main street. South Nor-
11'1 k. (‘1-1111. 2 __ _,,
l'l\ l'.r1~41111cottug‘e on Glcuwomlavemie.
1‘ for 11111~.-,lu-upamiuneasy terms Inquire
..t s. ..I: 51111111111111; ‘13 Grove sue-eh, Sou
.\‘11111'.11|kiy91)r
FOR SALE 011101.57.
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\Thlil' l'. \S\ Ti. 11 MS. comic- Brooms. at.
ltowaytun. hear the station. 51 per month.
or 11 ill ~11 111 and allow paymontol $10 permonth
1111111111 onto-1111111: house and lot sex 1111) feet.
lluil 1mg lot for sale. [atypbln‘n small amounts
111-11111 or III11IItlIly'.'..H() LL
(‘olll.\.\l’. Map-1111 Roberts. ltivwayton. 01'
ollil'e \\. .\. 1111111111111 .1' U111. Clothiers. South
.\‘1 11'11'111 k. I 112 (im
MISCELLANEOUS.
:23“-..
1.\l-‘. thu- gills-.1A111tral‘la11 Set-rose. Con-
sult l111r nuto tho “Isl. present and fl!-
(11111 111111- k1 "Innis-111111111. charms. 2511
ilonr1 from 1111...... uutIl 10mm. 1'!
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Ill-SS.“ AKIN“. ——|.ate11t style dressmaking
done at ro-amuuble prices. Apply Jot Ill)
Main street. Nonv.ulk ltltl
()flliL-I'L 113’]le door: at, Wendi“ by
Illl' 11 ma. 1 4 avenue
not Norwal 1:. no on '1
1
turn
and 5111'
Main street. errwnlk 1111-11114 flour.
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Norwalk Chronicler