”fireman I... _
lYilAT SDDTETT l8 DDIND
Cleaning: From the (lay new of
South tint-walk anti Norweilt.
Iron: 11 IIIIIIE AIIII AIIIIIIAII.
Daughter: oi the American devolution Select
a Committee to Arrange for the Copper
Wednesday tooth-In. Bewdtn‘
Birthday Anniversary Celebration.
Numerous relatives and friends gath-
ered at the home of Mr. anti Mrs. John
W. Begonias, if Main street, Norwalk,
last evening, to celebrate the seventieth
IIIIRil’WflWLN "Mlle birthof Mrs. Bogar-
' ' amorous presents Were received.
and during the evening there were some
highly enjoyable musical selections. A
bomitifiii collation was served. Among
the guests were Mr. anti Mrs. John Bo-
gardus. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Bogardus,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Benton. Mrs. Vat!
Sony and Mrs. Hoyt, of Danbnry: Mrs.
lioughton and Miss Helen Martin, of
Mount VIII-non. Mr. and Mrs. Regard-
. us proved themselves royal entertainers.
The following ladies met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. (I. (,iregory, yesterday
in dog. and will arrange and decorate
fii . tables for the supper of the D ugh-
ttIrtI of the American Revolution 15 the
Athenteuui. next Wednesday evening:
Mrs. Robert Van Buren, Mrs. F. St.
John Lockwood, Mrs. Sarah Belden,
Mrs. J. (i. Gregory, Mrs. J. H. Fen-is.
Mrs. George B. St. John, Mrs. W. 11.
Swords, Mrs. James Stevens and Miss
Grace Prentiss.
Entered stuns-Int Nanak Milieu " '
lute Matter.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Pastor: and Their Themes in the
Churnhee of Norwalk Tomorrow.
AI the morning service of the South
row, the pastor. Rev. (chrald 1!. Board.
will present his annual report not] 111-
vicw of the church record for lilo-3. The
review will include some suggestions of
importance for the future work of the
church. Music in the morning will be
as ftiillows:
Organ—"t ‘IItninuniuIi In F." Iii'isou.
Anthem—"iii- Wutorefh the little." Spinney.
tiolow'miy lit-IIeoIiII-r and My Lord."
Dudley Buck.
Mrs. Wheeler.
Organ l‘tlhlilllltk‘ "March."
At the 7 o‘clock evening service the
pastor begins II series of Sunday evening
addresses on tho "I Ain's" of Jesus.
They will be: I, February tith. "I Am
the Bread of Life;" 2, February III, "I
Am the Light of the World;" ti, Feli-
ruary 21in], “I Am the Good Shepheid;"
1,3111th lst. “i Am thIIWay tthruth,
the Life. " These sen it on are for every-
botly. All seats are free. l’rinfitl pro
grammes will be used with inspiring
music. The musical part of the service
tomorrow evening will include:
Organ Prelude—"t‘aImIIIt-Itii."
AnlIioIiI~".'l‘lio Living llrt-ad.“
(‘IIIint~"I will Extoi Thee."
Iititlilf‘tl~
lit‘Iet'kt-l.
‘ll Iyl'f‘ .
Suite—"Just as TAIII." Adams.
Mrh. Wheeler.
Organ T’nstiutie in I). .‘Tt'l‘iit'i.
Grace church. Rev. S. ii. Watkins,
rector. Sexagesiua Sunday. Fibrnary
Norwalk Congregational church, tonior~ ,
IllotehIIII-r. '
IDEATH DAME SDDDENIT
Winfield s. flood. of West liorIIIIiitt.
Dior In the Hospital.
'3.
DDIIDIIEII DDTDII lllVESTIDATES.
TIACII Willi an Epileptic Fit in Paul Schultz's
iAarlteI. Yesterday Afternoon. and Expires
Soon Afterward, Without Regaining
Consciousness.
W. S. Reed, of West Norwalk, died
suddenly atihe Norwalk hospital yen-
terday. Mr. Reed is an awning Imtkor.
and pays South Norwalk I1 visit frequent-
ly to take orders in his line. Yestor
day afternoon he was in Paul Schultz,
Jr.‘s market on Railroad place, conver-
sing with the proprietor about an awn-
ing, when he suddenly fell to the floor.
One glance assured‘ Mr. Schultz that
Mr. Reed's condition was serious. and
he at onto sent for DI. Slierer, who
found that he was suffering from an eli-
petit- fit. The ambulance was summon-
ed and he was removed to the hospital.
where died in a few minutes.
a widow.
Medical Examiner Burke was suin-
mental, and he decided it was It ease for
Ioroner Dutch to investigate, and tele-
graphed for him. The coroner arrived
due to embolism. ,,
tith, ltiiiti. II a. in. Holy Communion. E
10:30 a. m.. morning prayer anti sermon: !
I2 111., Sunday school. 7:30 p. 111., eveII-'
ing prayer and sermon.
officiafo. All are weltome. T hursday;
H.p 111., evening prIIyI-I and Bible study:
Robert (Furry, who has been spend,
inga few days in South Norwalk, leftf
yesterday for New York city, and willI
soon go to lI‘rtIderieksbnrg, Md, Iintl
t--,iiIIrIiI RcI.
pItIaehI-s at III: “to Ii In . and I p.111.
..\ S. Kavanagli, pnstor,;
"in
Son s Brothei. " Mis. Ross will sing a
$31: Pawnee Bill's Wild West show. as
non rider. The show expects to be
here the first week in June. I
Mr. and Mrs. Chester 1" Tollcs Ivilii
hold :I rece ptiou at. tiIIir home In liavi-_ I
"md "Wk Tuesday, “w Joth ”N” n“ ,the pastor \Iillpreach tomorrow morno2lht'i 0‘11"" room. 1 l t
Inst-anion of the fiftieth anniversary of .iIIK and InIhetIemIIg will m“, an il- 1.1".“ “up, 9,, 1"Il"’“‘"‘"“ it‘flsm‘ Ew,,,,EaIIo at voea
tlioir marriage;
Miss Rim Benton has returned to:
her home in New :(Jonttan after it two
weeks'vlsitwilliliei' aunt. Mm. Muiy‘E
Stileek; of Berkeley street.
--—-- l
Miss Jennie Smith entertained asot hit I
party last ov cuing at her home on (vamp;
street. There was music and Infresii- I
IiitIIits. '.
Mrs. MIiIthII Bissell. of Spiiugfield. 1'
Mass. . is Iisiting with her sistei. '3.III. ?
Alexander Semple, West IIII utIe.
Pails, Montana. is visiting her fIitiII'r,;
Repmsentative Robert H. Rowan.
Miss B. Louise Fantlier, of Holyoke . j
MIW., is the gut-st of the 3lisse~i l '(lylll(“
’arks, of l" mace street.
Main street, left to—day for Mt- riden. to
visit Miss India Thomas. E
Miss Bertha Turner was the. recipient i
of a surprise party at licrhomeon Watt-r
street, Thursday night. i
I
Mrs. J. W. StIIdvIt-ll wIIstIII-gut-st.
yesterday. of Mr niece. Mis. Louis!
, Bet-rs, Ehnwwd avenue.
Mis. Frank Sitvenu, of' ('os (his, 1.,
visiting her aunt, Mrs. William III. \‘I il-:
kins, of £4ch street.
Miss Birdie VanHoosear will give II.
musical Wednesday evening. at ('raII-:
bury. ,
. George Finch and Miss May
were married February fifth.
(irnbb.
Mrs. James Harris. of New Haven.
visiting friends on West Main street
Miss l auuotta Rose, of lsuat 5 star t.
is II guest of friends on Long Island.
is.
I
l'sher Beers. of Waterbury, is visiting
in if)“ n.
BURGLAITS AGAIN.
The Residence of M. ii. Parsons. all
' IBrooltsitle. Visited.
The resident-e of M. H. Parsons. at;
Brooktn'tie, “as burglarizod last night
The articles missed thus far are It half i
dozen silver spoons, three‘ ovtreoats. a;
black and grav ulsttr and inackintoeh
and two or three pairs of gloves All
the doors of the house wI-rI found to be’
locked, anti it is somewhat of a mystery
how the entrance was affected.
. The barn was also visited, it was
lt‘ItnII-d this inorning. but a pair of
‘ glov cs taken from there were found near
the entrance to the property, All the,
numbers of the family were out last‘
evening. and it is presumed the theft
Incurred at that time.
I
on, to No. Main st . so. It.
are 5Q! on “All. , l
I filled, "Brought Back."
' “The Old ()IIkt-n BIIIket.’
' ('Illlll'.
. and 7:30 p. III.
. rooms. Ilene too clean, and it will be Ii
Iing Mrs. Stephen Bo‘lequ and her two
.(.'l)ilili1‘..ll One of the latter is not ext-.5
charming hymn by if. L (iihnoui t-II-
vitt-tl. .
At the South Noiualk Baptist t Iiurtli
.‘lustrated sermon and song serv ice. The;
sttu'coptiooii wilibe used. The aim Iiif
these serviII-s has been to reach the.
mind through tiio or. as well ash) iicar-:
iing. The singing of' hymns from tho
screen has been II proiIIiuent feature
The service llilllm’flb‘V t-. r-Iiing will in-
elude. selections by the choir illustrated .
congregational singing from the screen
of popular TIVIIIIIS‘ and an illustrated ser-
mon by tiit pastor. All the seats iIi the .
I lunch the good ("it s and are. at the. dis-
: posnl of all who may wish to pnrtit. ipute
in
Mrs. (nun-gi- H (vnotlrith. (If (lit-at will in illiliil‘llfiililt'i ltIIvoicIoiIit fiieiids " lI'II'ii «"lt'ill‘k-
this so nice. (III iifleIIIIIIIiy u.-hers‘
:lllEfi strongman. The chart II will beopon
one half hour below the time Of evening
senitc. W 1110 III leoine.
Rtv. \. ll ’IVyIItt will pie-.IIIII Sun—.
livery Snntlay’ .
rt 11 III Ifoie the regular sermon Subjettl'
l’II-Intttosf. ” I'shtis in ItttIIidant-e to
to seat. strangers. Everyone. lilittlI‘AVI‘i-
Hours of service, itizliti II. lll.
Toiiiorr'ow in IliI First (,‘ongn- gallon-
f'»".ll(lllll(l| Riv. Tinnitus K. Noble, the
pIIstoi. IIIll prt-.1t l1 inoiniiig and even-
iiig. Thesnbjttl ftiI the morning will
be, “I IIe. .r-tt'utItl (L‘otiviI-.fions " [II theI
.I'tIeninghI-will give the fourth of his:
series upon ”l'iSlli'i'illlt‘lllili ('iiristian~
.ity.”
subject. “Entering the Kingdom.
How." Everybody cordially invited.
Y. P. S. C. 1'}. at 6:30 1). III.
The oyster slipper of the colored social
I
' club will be held at No. It) Water street.
tonight
EPIDEMIC 0E DIPHTHERIA.
Another, Doaih— Occurred in ~80th
iio'rwaiit Yesterday.
The five yeuroltl son of Frank Tocci.
of North MI Iiii street. died yesterday.
The cause of death w as diphtheria. An-
other chiltl died‘a couple of weeks ago.
and Mr. Toctii has five other children. I
The. family all live in one or two small '
miracle if some (if the other eiiildn n are
.not taken down with tlic' disease. Health ‘
()tiictrCobni-n. however. is taking pro-g
I Itusitiiis against this and has placed II
stritt quarantine on the house Thret
new I Ises of deIitlIt 11.1 fltW(."lOptll in
Barium strut-.t this week. the III tints bt-
I
peett II to live It will be mmembcred
i that last week. It mice of Mr. Boldezar : any more“ .,
. died from the disease. . IE
|
"The prisoner bmkein. your honoi,
Ianrl ate up three pies my wife had
cooked, and then stole fiv e copies of my.
selections wen
i effectively rendered.
,plcnsiirtitolieai' Mr. Hill again in the
. old church,
papers, Ina am,
~
NORWALK M. E. CttliilCii.
Themtor will Business Mention of the Epwortli League—«you stop.‘
"8 cit Evening" Postponed.
'i‘ he regu at monthly business Iiioefiiig
At the First MetlIotliIt lupiseopalsof the Junior Epwortli lmague, of tlIt-i-‘lIII‘IH‘l "-
E‘A'orwnlk Methodist I'lpistopal tlinrt-.li
was held last evening. interesting r.e-
evI-ning ~11le et willlic: " 'l‘ht- i’roligal ports of the work done during lab I \vI-EII'e ‘hours, "I!“ I
l('-fl(ll)\’ Miss Minnie Austin and Misw
ilitiselIauld‘s. Afterbnsiness was Iran-mu"1 “1W" 5‘
to the old tune, I sat ted an enjoyable sot iable w as held A E 1191“” Amer
All are in ‘shmt programme inIludiIIg songsInidime“t .1 PM“
IHIIIifIIliIIIIs was given An T‘.[)W'-(l‘li‘i
League iallv wttsheltl out iionrlatejrin
The question, "What
dist 'lll'ltiflll.
were made .
MAYBEVA (ill TiliAi.
Charged With Insulting Ladies and intends-
Ilimseli with on Alibi.
Many useful suggesliirs
The case of Theodore 'Mayhew. charg-
ed with indecent exposure. came up be» '
‘ fore Judge iiubbell iII the town court '
today. 'I‘Ivo ladies testified IS to Ma}
h '\\ beingtlie right man.
EMI iyhcw piodmetl IiinotI-I ll III'tnI ss III
pl“"0\l that ho was in South Norwalk II_t
tht that. At. Iititiii met
A iiIIIIIIIei of South
'Norualk oyst ‘lllli'll were interested
s'peI-tntois.
Revival finioes.
'IIItI. dose of the tIIo \VI'I’kS Slil‘t'ltll
_ Eday iiioining and evening in the Nor- I III rvict-s :it the First Methodist lI} pisI wind I flit "I1"-
.' walk MI thodist church
Mr and Mrs Farronfi. Belts. “f South iiiorIIinin the minute sermon to t-hiid- I am lt'SIOl inn-1min“; .qu pmfimpp- mp... is that (,mm
Ihureh was II tilting termination of II.
tugs. 'i ltt re was a large Ittteiitiaiiceu
if oi the evI-Iiing,'\\h.1t Happened IIIi1“titt'sougmnictE-Mrs Rtisfihang The. in histtny', 1
(lab tIi' Heave,’n and Eben EHill “l
Heard the VtIiIe. of Jesus S11 Itoth,‘
very IIppIIIpIiIItI- and?
it was II special
. The revival meetings will
'IIt-I-ontiunetl next week. iI'rIIiik ('IIIn-I
stot k will lead the singing assisted in. Iii
largo (ilUl'llS. (in Monday night a;
me us me oting will be lit lti '
special Conlioil meetings.
\otit c is given in anothei ((Iilllllll oi
(i'fOTlIltll met tin rs out to be hold at
the (Yountil trliIIiiibI-I, Monday, Feb. ii. I
at am lot k'for ill' purpose. of hearing
particsinter rested in the pioposetl lay-
out, widening and Ulllill'.“('ll|t'lll of Elm}
.(irove plate and IIppioaI-hes there I‘ttI.' . a final stand.
from West sheet to the tity iiisoie ' sons IIII
make said street stibstantiullv fifty fceiI
wide. The other is £01 those into-rt sttd
in the proposed layout widening and!
enlargt-Iiu ill of Railroad pl: IIe. from
C1 Iv street to Monroe streo,t st)
w ide.
Desire to litive Friends CaII.
As wt antitipate removal from the-
city. it \Vtilllli. give us pii‘llt‘illlc to re- i
eeive calls once mine in our home w lit 11'» =
we have resided for thirty years.
’IllOl’PTOfl‘ invite our friends. including
the feathers of ,the Concord .S'tret 'Il
school, to call upon us informally. on
Tuesday, 11. 111.. February IIth.
. Mn. .-\.\'iIMItS'. (‘ C.
'I I ('lit: stunt street. South Ntimztlk.
“Wiiv is it, " said Mrs. Wilbur to the
mginau, ‘ that you don t buy old paper
Iicvvs- i
ragman.’
seribin' direct for ‘tho Sunday
" said the
;book of poems," begun the complainant. €Clara, Mr. Noodle?" Mr. Noodle— ‘I’layI .
~Buy atthe great shoe and clothing. Then," said the judge, 'tlns 19 not a with your sister? Why, no, I Ilon’ Li
I‘"
sionmusttukeitup."w
\ ’.
lobe says you make her awful tired."
You will can form court. A lunacy commis— Why do you usk't" Littlelrenuh—“Well ithutiscleanert:
t
.' "I.
SOfiTH NORWAL
He leaves .
tlIiII morning, and found that death was,
i T r
I" defensei the fol. owiut.
('Il'it' II Isudjourn .
Iw hit it lt‘S‘IliIt‘
,ltlsl week who
ling, disembark
i side of the Sn
. (lil'VaTl'yIill' s ti
"" t” SipperlyEsmillI
illlaktl said street substantially fifty foetl
‘ scls.—-\Vcstport
illal'rison, who
w'l Republit an sin e I-oininittce Ilurnigt
{Blaine cainpai
.III noun.
Iset'ond largest
,ety iii the state
i saves money by subiRlllirlMlll('_Onlpfll
E elulmbll.‘ in! h“ )
- intake him very
Little Trent: (entertaining Mr. Noodle) 1
-—“Do you playvery in ml with my sister i
i the Imperial
..,.,,.. a.“ ...
“It 7“ MAKE" ”EEC".
.w»ow
by out.“ Celt-Mm at
All”
alumni bu quot. which was held at the
Hotel Save . in New York. in tho ooume
of a speech said:
"Thorei dangoruf t'ulturelieeomiug
separated mm mankind in our young
men. We need manhood now,if ever,
for we are mounted by a great power.
There are t vo forces which never sleep,
the. church f Rome and the government
of(ireat B min. The English people
are very Id people, tut they are not
the British government. That is an—
other thin . and in every emergency
with which the United States has been
confronted the British govermont has
been our on any... Slit? pushing us on
every side now. S e. is trying to
straddle the
the Alaskan
go In hold (If
her bouudar
“Look at
and think. ’
iiig company .
and Ii BritisE
mi
Niearaguajcunui and to grab
gold fields. Whenever she
a bit of land from that time
y line is afloat.
lie. map of India and stop
that began with the trad-
English and British urine
warship to help it to its
now India is all a British
That is the kind of II nation
rights.
possession.
we are fat'in I.
the other day. when in five days a
powerful 511'th was gathered at the
menaced poi t.
“Is there I
E ion in flint?
ready to flgh
flt'l id w balet
an} to (iron
i tell you that we must hi
I.
n the ocean, or We must
Whether the Monroe dot-
Irine is an in
'our law of self—defence. We must
I liven nIII
Isession of P
I I2 hours hold the gate of
NI“ Y'oik.
ie reaches for our esttib
st that is backed with It
'I' llt!(’(!!l|‘l'§’.'
wley' s remarks were re
-.IietIrtt In his speech ht
d It national university
rccoiIe men after they
allege trelnmund niakt
them on the basis of a
will to fight I
S'enatoi H
i (’f'iV ed with
which shoult
Ih'Id had It (
specialists of
broad culture
urcIIrss IIIsIoIIIAIIs.
II the Weslporter, Corrects
Thom.
l' exchanges are quoting
. Brother tones.
Munv of In
"Not since the days \Ihtn (ie Ii. 'T‘ryon'
‘li Iiitied his t1
ed utross tht
burn the A
country to Danbury it
l in flit Iltatli of lien.
tlgetit ltl—~IIIII e the pe'tIple
eeii more stirred up titan
i tht. (,‘lTV IounI i1 voted to
of a .I-tItItIt to TrI out
\Vt Iostti at R
of Norwoik I
change the. Inn
u
"i
\ll of‘wliici ieads good, but the t'I',IIt
Norwalk, but it (‘oiiipo, if we lulieve
hich says: (lI-n. Try-I
thousand men, sailed
d from New York. and on
il. III}, late in the even-
ed hisf'ort-e on the east
IintuI-k river.
point to liaiibury was
lilt' -.~. 'I‘i'you, i((.‘ oping on
the SIIIIgIItIIIk, TIl-ilIECllt'tl
ry, \Ihtic he. Imived at
xt day. The following
tips started on their re.-
tnrn by way of Ifidgefieltl. when- a
battle was fou hf. during which (ieiier-
al Wooster “It: killed. Unable to check
the retreat of the eat my the militia
gI-IIJIIII:d :It the King street bridge, on'
the. moining of the‘ .‘S‘tli, where :1 small
party of( Milli" titals prepared to makt
Inns were posted advan-
ll‘ roc k) eiiiinc ntt- wliitli
I: III' tiit Wesrport Watei
l pipe) at the. enemy
c riveilid forded the
ho prt sent location of
and passing down tlioi
1 Connie and the'ii ves
Ir. , ,
on with No
down the Soon
the 25th of .-\p
tnIIee. from tlii.I
about. twenty I
the east Siflt. IIf'
towards Daniir
3 II 'clo'.‘ k the III
tageousl} (on IT
is the preEI~t at s
I'toinpany s stun
retreated up I
stream, Inear
east side rent-ht.
Sunday School Superintendent Harrison.
The entire stiteol‘ (.‘onnertieut will:
be interested TIE tht fatt that II Lyiidc
was EtlIIiirman of the
the
i andis now IIII infin—
is to be sumtintendent!
choolot' Trinity chnreh':
This Is the fit host and
Epistopal ehuII-h soti-
Mr. Harrison is but t2
ending counsel of thel
I Haven and Hartford
v during the legislative
rtford. Iiis tact an nid‘
iul qualities ought to
-fl'eetivc in the Sunday
Ild Republican.
Initial Denim ra
of the Sunday .I
in New Haven.
known as the
New York,ch
sees' ions in Hit
school. —Springfl
—Tlial is Worth Something.
There is no . tory in the country
an the factory in which
lun'cigur is made.
.OONN.. SATI’RDAY FEM“ it
Look at their fancy drill.‘
v England could take. perv
The Ilis- .
Motto -, i
seventies
.. m... WM”
DililTAllT ASSADlTED.
Two Veterans of Fttoii’o tIoIIIe AfflllI
tetl on a Serious M.
IiilEAT EXDITEIEIT IA DAlilEl.
animuuproiolted Aurel Um Sit-tastier
Ernest ttoctI, Who is holy minnow-The
town Throne in Creel Eiteiieuent—
lite Assailant: tinder Amol.
()ne of the most brutal assaults record-
ed in Dorian in some time uncured yen-
terduy afternoon. and the town was
thrown ina state of great excitement.
Pix-Justice Ernest Koch was the in-
jured party, and it is possible his wounds
may prove serious. About 2 o‘clock in
the afternoon two old veterans from
Fitch‘s Home walked amend Mr. Koch's
barber shop to the rum of the building,
where they began to make unionnm of
IlIonn-Ielies. Mr. Ktitli went out and
I‘hey refused, and began cursing and
calling Mr. Koch vile names. The lat—
[or went out and took the Inca by the
I mas and led thonioff II short distance.
Weed. The officer was not in his slIOp,
howovt r. and as Mr. Kot it reached the
jumped on him The other ft How he—
Ilithm' “P will float It i gnu belaboring him on the fat-e with a!
{sh Irp stone. MI. KIIt-k dt fended him
Britian: ‘Htm‘ III when Iclf' as we] I] as he was able. and called IJOImgpz free of "that woman
lllSlil) for held. His tries were heard
ernational law or Itot it ii- by Mr. LowntlI-s of the Lehigh Coal; I and .I.-“1gp, mlegnlu-vvaa not inelin
-onIpIin_v. and Le Roy MW. who I'm-Ill"
"nadeof't. butscveral citizens. including
We must hold her back, it instable Weed. Keefer aiithberlIInder proof of the dntt of dt-sertion Attornty
oveitook them, and th were platvled
o
it an reimblits she must I Inidernrrest, antllodge in the lockup. I'm"; noun said he might have as much!
Mr. Roth had scv en outs on his head,‘
from nine h the blood flowed profusely.
I Ind his face “as blackened and bruised.‘
Dr. Lightle was called and dream (T his
wounds.
Superior Court.
I
i Most of the motions in the short cal-
endar Supt iior Court wore speedily ( is-
_ posed HT. Tin case (if the city of Nor-
' walk vs. George (I. Lockwood was con
tinned for one week.
I ISth v.ens administrator. vs. Norwalk
' l‘raniuay (‘o. , judgment for want of”,
J'inswei. two weeks for pleadings and
.' answer
Stamford Savings bank vs. l‘icketf elf
fixed Iislaw day anti court allows to in
thus been made upon lI‘iIkett The Ilaitii
is for IN. lilii. ill against property in
Darn II.
Valentine, administrator vs. Norwnlk
Gas Light ('o.. defendant's motion to
I~tiilte out. This Is an :it tion by (.'hm'lgAI
F} Valentine whoI-Ines toreooverfibt
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‘1 Tm", tlid not In“ at, His daughter Katie was killed by a livei
I wire 0“ tied by the company and which
l.IIid been left in II cIartless condition.
Judng’en-y claimed that the toinplaiut
was superfluous in certain respects. The
court reserved decision.
Reid's Question Answered.
Before Whitelaw Reid became minis-
ter to France he devoted II great deal of
his time to the conduct of his paper, the
Tn'bnne. The topv editors who put up
the headlines of stories offheday fell
into the. habit- of making most of them'
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Murdei oi Suicide?" or “Did She Kill
Him for Love?"o1 "Will the President
Sign 11': ett. .
The entire Epapet was speckled with
ginteirogafion points. This thing had
Ibt. I II going on for‘IvtIeks, till one day a
pad. I] IIIrtl Iurivod utidre sstid tti Mr.
{Reid and hooked petsoual. it- read as
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"‘Im getting awfully fits-d of your
questions. Why don‘ t you tiiitl out some
thing. A great newspaper is supposed
{to know everything. anti "ought not to
! annoy its readers with needless inquiries.
ITliis moining viin ask, ‘Will Mr. Plait
EEConsent'.” How the hell do I know?"
That night an order came that tlioTri-
bttiic must ask few or questions.
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iii litiiior For Dr. Delano
(tin esteemed citizen and noted pastor,
iltt v. DI. If. A. Delano, of tht First
iBIqIfistelIurI-h has been accorded the
,distinguished honor of being selected as
I the oratorat the "Washington Banquet,’
1 an event annually given by the Denni-
Istin university of Ohio. Dr. Delano is
an alumnus of this university and Is the
Iinore highly honored by this appoint-
lment as ho is the solo otator of the oc-
'easion. 111 previous years it has been
the custom to select- two and sometimes
i three men of prominence to do honor to
lthe occasion. mngmtulate the
i“Donison" at their happy thoice they
have made —Evanston Press.
—Gents', ladiee' and children s hoe-
iery, plain and rilibodpoimed and black.
4pm. forfiucupwude, one. Smith’s.
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Hethcn started out to fliid (‘onstablef
corner of his shop on his return, one ofl
oobjett lesson foi Amer the men Stud “Let s do him 11p " and over the property. Finally she got tiredE‘
lllllfll'l‘ugilllil‘. as t'oi instance. "Was itI
NHL! "VOICE CADE.
WWWIMM Property 0““de
tier.
Only one applicant for a divorce
appeared before his honor after the about
calendar had been shim-d of. John A.
Tattle. of Norwalk, wanted a divorce
from his wife Nellie who is living in
Portcheotor, .0" the grounds of donation.
Prosecutor John H. Light looked out for
the plaintiff's interests. The evidence
was not quite tuitisfactory to his honor
and the case was continued for further
hearing.
The plaintifl is a farmer by occupa-
tion, a fairly good lookiiigmau of middle,
age. He seems to have made a sort of
I-burried marriage with Nellie in Dot-em
Iber of liiili. She deserted him in April
' the following year.
John explained how trouble arose be-
tween them. Ronald almost the very
next day after they were married Nellie
wanted him to deed his property over to '
gher. She. reminded him if anything
Ehoppened to him she would be left
lone. anti destitute. This evident anxie-
politely asked the men to move away. ty for property rather threw cold water tI-Iitnznno week. oaotlnllar.
on the honeymoon as far as John was“
:eoneerued. He refused to make the
’transfer.
i But Nellit-was pernistrut and every'
morning for breakfast, at noontiint: for-
Etliiiner, again at supper and during the?
handle lectures upon retiring she Ilinned
Into his ears the importanto of turning
:of his refusals and left him. I
Mrs. Scarrett, an obliging neighbor of
[the husband, took the stand to help‘
Shel
was just, a trifle too anxious, however, i
tIIl 1m
1 I ousider her testimony.
Judge Whaler El
was not satisfit d with the notice or the
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Light asked for tWo weeks to secure. it.
i time as he desired.
'12:th ~. infant;
GOVERNOR BUIJTELEY DECLINE! ‘
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joins sou-mtoimrtmmni moo. A I
ll. Policy. '1
Ex- Governor Morgan (3. Bulkeley,I
I who has received a large number of let-i
iters from piomincnt Grand Army meni
iuthe state, asking him to accept tho'
:commantlership of the ('onnecticut
iGraud. Army, has declined the imperial
ahandsome. note to Past. Commander HT
‘.Twit.chell. of the Merideu Post. In;
hisletter. Governor Bulkeley says that
lhe appreciates their kindly personal
sentiments. ('oiitinuiug. he says: "fr
p\ at Norw ulk and march “1 f“""1“”““' “'mml TMH‘IW m April. find that they generally feel committedi
to the policy which has prevailed for a?!
llllf'ii'IIll stores—the. raid c“"i"‘r"""“ judgment that 193“] service number of years in this department,
i of promoting officials front one position
to another, and at the present time feel
tinder obligations to follow the preced-
ents which have been established in
former years. "
Death of Uri Lewis ittIIIiieli.
ElizaJnnoGrumman. wife of Lewis
TIIIbeIll, diml at her home, No. ll West
avenue,last night, of pneumonia. She
leaves three sons and one daughter. Cm"
mi Hubbell. of tho .Tiubbell, Wade. &
I Ryder company. of llridgt- port lioratv-
i 1." Hubbell, of the Hill & Hubbell Lum-
htr tompuny, James (' Hubbell and
Miss Hattie liiibbell. The funeral will i
be held Monday afternoon
POPIILATT AIWEIENTS
Eliinvvooti's Hem Company.
’l‘iit New Milford Gazette 11's: Last
e veniug the. Elbow ood's Merry company I
gave another-excellent performance at
,the Opera House. The play was “Dr.
Jekyl and Mr. Hyde. " Many whosaw'I
it pronounced it? tolio the finest playI
ever given iuthe Optra House Miss.
Bell, the dancing sunbeam. responded tot
four eneores and introduced htr Trilbyi
(lame, and the Tao New \Ink I'mzc,
"The Tom Tit Data 0. " This company
Iv ill be at the Norw ulk Opera House all
of next week.
"That Circus Girl. "
“That (.‘ireus (iir, " In the or non of
Miss Stella Bonner, proved full of vi,
vanity, and. the able sunrort . given by
the other members of McstayI-r A: Bell'.
company, at, Hoyt's theatre, last night,
made a praiscwortiiy production. Ralph
Bell as Mr. Vilnmmiiigtop, created much
merriment' and evinced his efficiency
as an actor. Charles Stewart anti Dan-
ny Williams acted Well the parts of
Ralph Urmcrod and Joshua Uiilibrand.
Among the sweialties introduced were
songs and dances by Miss Bonner. Mr.
Bell and Mr. Williams and Mr. Bell's
character skit. . Applause and encores
were awarded. Tonight "That Circus
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trolfluhoganmflyactaaeifhe
WMmmhme
:ItiunttotiiI-riizit out 1‘.
He asked her I' »
III out of Mather If: (iruiiiniau' s store, several questions and she wasin suth a! \‘
:llltl they succeeded in pulling flit men hurry to answer that she replied befomitlve.
irtland and Boston in ‘14 from Mr. KI‘K‘Eil. The twosoldiers then Ilioqnery was fininhI-d
‘ni ho iPl‘ on Taylor avenue; ,onhoma
; l0 1;}1' — "fillet: \IHI‘T
. ' ‘0 T.I-.T.——lionso' I rooms.
Homer 3. Hoyt indeed mob‘ , _ ,
his advertisement when he ow
about at study twel- Thor m m
coming and show very poor taste in
wearer. No right thinking pm
inimtbem. Mr. Hoyt tells mum
you can find a fine W‘,fifi
\Ihicli to make your choice-ml M‘fle
sored that what you buy in (and.
mind's hie-t W ,
Notice has been received from,
railroad commissioners that the
of the new main line of the ,
ed reed through the city had been "up-
proved in its entirety Thom me E,
will abolish six grade m d
which five will be carried under the
road, while the sixth stmetwlllboclond.
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~Wolsbaeh lights.
Percy Ferric.
II In turn not If an.
'\\anf. ' ”Eortiale." "To let." "I“?
"‘JI-oumi antimivorti-emeutsof I I
note r. not me ceding five lines-an
to thin y ordinary thirtls‘amf
tI-IIlumlt one day for ‘15 cents; I I'OO
Waurcfif ._ '
V Vivrizii. «A good rel bli’! bus
tofnkethe ugem- v‘ or this c
first. tin-s Nlit'l lIie )tlezl "TM MIAMI}. #-
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YANTLD. —Shoe fitter or n
\ sewin machines created one Eallil‘t ,
lil.i_fl'. MAT E'TISQNAUI E
'.\\TEll.—A cook. either Gannon or
Sweden IAim position for general h
with rdr-rs wetnut 1.
Ron An
in!“ W El‘ Infill .Al.’ Still. III lliveifistreet. or-
win fit 1'
“'. ANTED —iiIimedititeli. experienced or»
erators to new straw brat into hats
‘lint trinitner~ III~II wanted. .A preference giv-
ontothmeubo have worked on straw
bums A in ASCHARD. 15‘: Water street. 80th
\l rw.nik (.'tIIIn.
care It intlsor latte. Bridgeport. Conn.
'ASTI II —A lllllivt‘ German teacherfor —
class of toting ladies. Apply at thittor “05
.Zi .\.\l.\tI and dining establishment. o.
ntvquIitI utreet. I-orner of So
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II-Ift‘l'T. unliiit-qu-Ieetrit Inr-. South. 0
('IIIIII. “ere~pmtiuIiIautioinn-efothefrtfiI
of South Vurwnik \orwalk and viola l‘rt
w- haw established ourIteIIes in the
dieting and l'lt‘llllilifl business. and are now
iriopurrtltutiiiull kind-inf I-liuimn ill! ti d
u'in Till" \l ry Imst ullleilild maunerrficti n'
on strewn Ierninton or m OI .
causes. band’s. ribbons.
fringes. piano onion billltirtioovo'3
~orf-. tie .-. id gloves. kiti shoes;
'it‘llllWi and Iurietl Gent “I‘M Q 33"”
dyed or " 'leaned a
'.Ier . If'ii‘TE A MW
TO LET.
‘0 LET. A first cw
improvements.
\prii 1A.!nt1nimiitalzlaor Am ‘
“Ht street. Smith Nomi k.
'I‘O kl-ZT. —}Iirui hed room fOot
without board. Address re.
.mmc, South Somalia
' '0 LL"! ~iiotiu No 5Runfortl are to lot
from April pit ”or and col enter in:
. first and semnd flour house on Fort Point
street: to in soon and 53 .:oo also socou
floor
Firstuveiiiie. East Norwaik. rent $6.00. EA.
, \I'ooriu III II
O ”'1‘. whit-gt- hail suitable for meetings.
HIIHCHEIOHS and entertainments. homer‘
mrtof house. and house and land at Middle
l'iII- Mill llivzer wheelwright's mom over
lliIIVkSllllflir-TH I: smnlihat ineuufaetorywith
boiiit engine. obs. t-tI. laundry with com-
piste setuf muthiuerv. luIiierundengilne at .
or
inquire of BA ND! BIRD-
Lnion Pathetic or
too families. all modern tin moments.
Titirn :in placm Inquire \o 5. on door. 1111
Saginaw A7:
Elm Grove store. 510: m 28
street. firlllfllih'. $12; house It To street 8
rooms. fi't'n in first—- lass 011‘ 1‘; wafer ill
InIIIItm..I.i'I'I'iI.\Ii KNAPI‘. to eat street.
I-trI~-.t to lot.
'l'ill. illS‘.
’l‘OtiitT -'l’lin C‘iliinmlmiduhce' No.1.”
Is nieuue. I mot ern rove ens
l’mtiv fumishoti. JAMES L BTEVENHBm-A “in
Fan uveuut
‘1‘ \.. 129 Harbor avenue. Roi-walk. six
roomsuith tweeter-Jamar" ”'31th
rooms. c it w.uter i‘entu gonad JA convenv
l‘fll front. "I’nraalkor South cm 1:
to RALPH MOODI. 100 East avenue. 21%;:qu
W....... ..__...._.
TOL'lfrmm apartment. mil floor. rear.
{'3 tinshiii on street own in over!
. IvIoIiI. hails Iig Ited and cleaned: four I
:oIIttrtntnm». (remand reuntlu floor
‘ A (.'orlu‘tt. hlIII' k. 798m 81 a
rent to and no. Apply OLD 01 AB
, “m inert
‘IX room coffee on uin Ivonne. AD-
I ply to CHESTER]-
IIV ”Till”
.(.'LA EIBQninlant
_F'OIE? ESAL‘.
P‘IIIISAJ II. ul¢lllitr nook crib. neariynow.
Itiil lies Iid the apt-Ir want of use Atl-
tire '1’” or imply at 71 I'ninkiiit- avenueafttp 5?"
II."
[Jim 1-6..“ H. ~( with e at Bell island. 85 feet.
waterfront. i'n Iv furnished. Purchase
now while ,Hllt time that mortunily. Inquire
of S if Waterbury. [teal stateand insurance.
to “asbiiigtnii street. d fit I"
‘0]: SALE —'I'hat slamming door can be
. t'llwf‘ltl iiuiselessiy by no the Eclipse
tired; and ~print: The springcosesthe door
and keep. it I'ltml‘tl. the cheek prove the
slamming. Saddle Soon! holII‘AL;
wane. (' o.. 12SonflI Main street.
‘(Jli SAT. Iar A sorrel road mare. 5
‘ nid mainland all right . ered’m
,hflllitilll’liftrmii Ivithiittie hon Inc can truth
mile in- .,. .umrbettor. Kamchfiuél Girl Big
Town Talk k'ii) AIIItntam an ioiet.
Minnie (litigant! byI ('Ifn'ltlnd In like”
I'lfANKGlt GOIIY. Crunbany. orwl
Muse-.111“
Von SALT-.'. Um Eureka Homeroom Oil. it
pmr-ntofhe 1- me king of Insulator b T:-
ing of i-titt lies Seltiivvfio SOUTH Nona
uEsfi‘rg'o" 1: South Main street. South Nor.-
Wu lmil.
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FII' L’ rtmiitlaittIIth- on Glenwood avenue
for min e hm band on we} terms. all!
145.8 SHEET“ ll}. 1'} Grove street.
Nprwnik. irm
Fol: Snot-:61} 16 Liar. ..-
7““ EASY TERMS. Cottage. Grooms. at
..I. .. I. 1.. 111911
G"! Will"? 9357‘??? 1.,- Tim" orfiiii‘fizti‘i..ii'niilk'm§IBI‘-‘nl" fr‘o’th'lrmt
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Elderly Coquette—”Just imagine! Buiidiiiii'iiili's for hitlii’tizféiife xemfim «elm
My maid took three-quarters of an hour "“12“"! Ir,"""'.'h.itiiinl puru- Kiri-I
to curl my hair this morning. gawk. A ”WIN“ .1; ("w 91%
Her Dearest Friend-”Why India I
youtakc a walk in the meantime?" LOST.
When umauetarts in to drown his Lo“ ,Tml'..m““l.“.".‘,'u.,, I‘m' ‘ M W
Finder)“ or Wing)!” YIW fig
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