lads-mutt.
ADVERTISEU
NUMBER 2,17...
Entered n1 H111 Smith Norwnlli Postottloc
as Second Class .\iattor.
OUTH NORWALK CONN., WEDVINDAY FFBRUARY lit 1896.
Mako- it - In
ADVERTISE!
ANOlNEllSllNNEll NONE
A Portion oi the Camp Estate to be
the Site oi a Charitable Institution.
OEEOS AOOlll TO BE EXEOOIEO.
Tho Wortt oi Preparing the Ground for Erect
in. Buildings Will, it is Expected, to
Command in the Spring-A Valu-
Ililo Acquisition For Iorualli.
Nor-walk is to be the seat and the
"Norwalk Rocks" the site of an ecclesi-
astical and charitable institution known
as the Summer Home of the New York
St. Mary's Hospital.
On the commanding eminence that
forms a part of the Camp estate, an
eminence over the broad view from
which a poet prelate, Bishop Arthur
Cleveland Core, grew, years since, en-
thusiastic, and in relation to the same
another divine long ago suggested that
it would be the very spot whereon to
plant apublic seminary, 011 this same
sightly and salubrious height thereis
'at length to be erected commodions
buildings fbr the mommodatlon, during:
the warm season, of St. Marys Free
' Bonitai for Children in New York city
an organization of which Bishop Henry
0. Potter 111 the head. _ .
The work especially belongs to the
St. lary' s sisterhood of the Episc'bpall
3 found, and could Jonathan Camp, the
' agement of the Norwalk hospital:
3 in the new hospital be assigned for those
' Trom the impartial standpoint to which
. pathic school of medical teaching for
' of medicine.
' both in the body 51 its lay and profes-
3.the wife went back into the house in
" burned todeatb. Her body was found
[in the ruins‘solne hours later. The fire
It started near the chimney. The father
‘ was so badly burned while rescuing his
“five children, it is feared] he will die
1
1b, .
church' 1n the United States, of which-
Mother Superior Harriet Cannon is the
leader. This distinguished and devoted
daughter of the church belongs to 11'
branch of our ownNorwalk Cannon fam- '
ily, and she has of late been searching
for a suitable location along the Sound
to which to remove one of the most b1.-
neflcent and beautiful charities under
her direction. This location is now
older, have forsci-n this destination of
the handsome "West Rocks" domain
the vision, it is believed, would have
filled the old father' s soul
Deeds bctu cell the Norwalk and New
York parties are about who executed.
and the work of preparing the grounds
for building will, it 111' expected, be com-
menced in the spring.
"ONGOPATHY AND THE HOSPITAL.
Are Physicians oi That School Excluded From
Sending Patients Then?
Editor of the Sentinel—Dear Sir: Is
it true, as I have been told, that thr-
homeopathic physicians of Norwaik are
not allowed to place patients in the Nov-
walk hospital, and that followers of the
new school have no voice in its manage-
ment? If so, then the rule which ex-
cludes them seems to me a most strange
exhibition of ingratitude toward the
hundreds of believers in hom'ropathy
who have contributed .to the support (11
the hospital. ‘
Appropriate to the subject I find in
the editorial columns of the Stamfcro
Advocate the following comments, sug-
gestod by a movement to establish a
homceopathic hospital in that city. They
might be read with profit by the man-
"Why cannot a ward or department
'» patients and their physicians who be-
lieve that the Hahncman theories and
practice of medicine are the best?
we have already alluded, an adequstv
‘an’swer is not easily seen, no vert ertheles:
there may be good reason for the pro-
posed exclusion of hOmmenthiC practice
from the public hospital. This reason
may be found in moti 'es of expediency,
in questions of economy and conve niencv
of management,or in possible conditions
attached to gifts essential to and already
accepted by the instatibn. But if it is 1
based upon any theory involin‘g a deci
sion adverse to the claim of the hammo-
e'qual recognition in the healing art, it
would undoubtedly find a large. and re-
spectable body of influence in oppostion
to that idea. We are unprepared, 01
course, to enter into an argument as be-
tween the merits of the homeopathic
' and what' 15 known as the regular school
We have only to deal with
the historical fact that homceopathy is
no new fad, but a serious medical
science long established, with a great
record and a great literature, and that
sional adherents it, includes men and
women of high intelligence and culture."
‘ "' Tneornlu's.
Thought ills Wile was Sale.
Charles Gildermeistcr s farm house in
Riverbank, Stamford, was destroyed by
fire early yesterday morning. as reported
briefly in the Sentinel yesterday. The
family were brought out in' safety. but
search of papers and money. and was
BOON'I'Y CLAINS.
111111 111111 1111111111
Old Soldiers 1111 see their Receipts!
by Calling on the Selectmen.
Many 11l1l soldiers who were of the
opinion that they had bounty claims
against the town of Norwalk, have vii-111 ' ' '
ed the selectlncn'soiiicc and have seen ' 8101! vI AI SOOHEUI'S “mum".
their r12c1-ipts. l
The selectmcn will accommodate any;
person having a bounty claim, and ifi 1"“ Wit" “3’"! "'3in Horse AMI CW
they 11111101 product- 11videucu to show: are in Brooklyn and ".5 (ion. to ileum
the claim has been paid they will at 1Tbom-—-llartwollwill ho Brought h
once draw an order for the amount due “3333.33th for 1, rt ‘3
This courtesy will be extended to all
veterans, but not to attorneys claiming V. A. 5001114111th NM!!! Main street
liveryut'au, learned this morning that
Arrested in Yonkers but Wanted in
Norwalk and New Canaan.
to represent them
the horse and carriage stolen from him
O. A. ll. RECEPTION.
has gone to that city to recover the turn
several necksago is ill Brooklyn. undj
An Elaborate Altair to ho lesn in Washington
——htiss Morgan will ilecslvo.
A Washington dispatch says: A ten
will be given at the Elsmcre next Thurs-
3 day afternoon from 2i to (1:30 by Mrs.
’ Deli. Randolph Keim, formerly of Con-
uecticut, vice presided-general of the Na1
tionai society of the Daughters of Amer-
ican Revolution; Mrs. John W. Foster,
of Washington, the honorary president
general and Mrs. James R.M1:Kee,
our.
Hurtvv1-ll.tlu2hors12 thief urn-stud in.
Yonkers yesterday, (onf1-ssc1l that hil
visited Mr. Scoib-ld‘s stable, and hiring
the horn-111111 carriage, drove off with it 3
afterward disposing of it.
The turnout was traced to Brmklyn.
A New C anaan despatch says: —“Liv-
erymun Rowland has identified Hurt-3'
well. the man in custody' in Yonkers. N.
asthc 0111' who hired :1 team from
Y.,
daughter of the late \frs. Benjamin;
him several months ago an1ln12glcct1-d 11-
Harrison, flu2 first presided tynerai of'
return it. Hartwell is beli1ved to be
the soc-lety t“ whom “"11 1’“ presented the man who stole several horse-1m this.
the state regents and the delegates “m‘ vioinity.H1- will I112 brought to (,on-
'altenlatcs to the fifth Continental Con- . 111-1' icut for ”31.311322
gross from New England and the his 3 3
u lot of Columbia. ; Prisoners Destroy Thcu' Clothing.
Mrsh Keim \1111b1- uss1~1t1 d in rccci 1v- ' Sht'rifi “-\‘-‘19? has “0"" “Willi! “0"“ 1
ing by the Misses Stcvenson M1113 Keim3gtr11ubl1- with the prisoners at the jail
11111lthcl'olloumg Daughtcls from (.on 1'009'1115'1 94.” “1‘3 Hudson-rt Fill'mm
11c12ticut: Miss Morgan, of Bridge ‘80ch of tin-1n have been cu. ‘ting up
p11rt;Mis-1 Rogers, of Norwich; Miss th121r1'1otl1111g and shoes, hoplngbythat
Hill, of Nol'vvulk and 1111-15 Henry, ((3 1'1112tho11 to obtain new ill 11111112 of 'flwi
Rockville 'ol1|.Bntt.l112 sheriff has discovered tl11-
A business meeting 111111 canons of the game, and Will take 111121sur12s to put;
regents and delegates from the (.‘onncc- ‘ ii 5101’ i“ ii- Hereafter ”‘09“ W110 M0-
111-111 5013-114103 0f 11“. D. A R 1111.1 1,1..."31lis1-111111-1lc11mmitti11g such acts will be
called in tll12st.1tc regent. Mrs. Sat-111"givcnsecondhand clothing 'i‘lu-«hcr—l
h1111112y,forllii Wednesday uft1.-,ruool1. "7 ‘l-iY-‘i ”WW “N3 "i- "WM“ “11""
at the ('o1'hr1111.s11m1- 11f the plisono-rs 11m 111'111 "lti'il to 111111 1
. th1- sccond- hand clothing, "but it will}
KEPT IN—EOEO HUMOR :go 1111.li1‘ shys if a prisoner is in re al?
Ponassus Council Gives an Invitation Entertain-
ment to its Friends
Ponaasns Council, Royal Arcanum,
gavc an invitation entertainment at the.
Athena-urn 1.11.2 night. 111. c. w. Many I Lenten Semen: at St Paul's
was master of ceremonies. ‘3 011 week days through l.1- -ut s22r1'i1 --1~
There were n1usi1nl selections by the will be held as follows, at St. l‘.1nl':
Atlclphlquartc-tte,1111111’1'1'1.f Howell,a 3,:12l111r1'h Mondays. in chars-,1 evening '3
Boston lianX'i-‘If. lif‘Dt ”I". audit-nee ill 3'1 4:00 p 111.:1'111-s1l11ys, ill 12hm'1'll,12v1211i1111 :
the best of spirits. Addresses were 101-111-1- 1:111) p.111; \\'-1l111-11l,11'<.1i1
node by (ll-.1111] Regent Prentiss, 11f 12'.hur1l1 morning 11121"'i11.2, litany 111:112111
.\'cw Haven; Grand G uidc Hoadley, of m ,; \\'1.21l111"~‘1l:1ys, i111-l111p1-l, tl"lllll;{ 3' -
SCW' NARYQI], and “1'11qu Stif' I'Ctdl'y Illll- 1112113 sol-11111" 1;,11) I) "13' 3 TII!1l‘Hllli_-§. ll
loway, of Milford. 31-,hur1'11, evening service 11:11-11 11,111.: i"ri2
Thee-cums was thoroughly enjoy-'11 {day-1, in 111.11qu morning 11-1111 12, 111111131 1'
35' all prose-111.1 ' ll): H‘l-- ... 111.: Fri1l.,13vs in 1l111po~l. (‘11-11in;
M”..__ 3
,scrvicc l. '0!) p. 111. :S 111ml. 131's in 12|1ur1 l1
PRINGLE' S SUDDEN DEPARTURE 3,3333333333333 333333333 33 3 '3333 33 333
[when he wantonly destroys that 11 hich
‘ .3'h12 is wearing.
1 ' .
lie Leaves Town Very Mysterious y Without No W1l1ed Money 3033 "333333333333 P33333333“ 3
lilyillg "ls Empolyer. 'llu- will of the late llant'ord [1111' k
Alixandcr Pringle, Of Clay street, “"0 11'111111,11l Sta1nf11r1i,v.'ho left about $5110.-
has been employclfor several years by (1.111 “m,“ ‘hulch hxtension 2-111 ““33
Photographer h' S North 1"“ town Slld' ' of 11112 111-1111121111 church in New Y11rk,1
1enly "M ““‘k Monday. :33, 11111); Freedman s Aid s.11-i11y of the
He left work unfinished, and did 110131“3 th111li~t church, xi 11.11.).1-11111111132'11. ”3
"““fy “'5 “"91"“: that he was go cicty of the Methodist 1'hurcl1,$2,.'11lo;
”‘3 away 3 New York East Conference 132,000 111 111
H" was seen 1““ Wednesday "1 Stam- I established as a trust fund for super.-
to" boarding "‘ train f‘" New York. 'anl'luated and wornout clergymcn and
Itheir families Methodist
on °' ”'5 "°‘°"“"°"' 1011111111111 512111111, 111 b.- 11.1.11 1515111112 1
\ esterda) ”“0 of the chiefs 0‘ IT 11c ‘9 Iary expcnra- s. The residue is left to his?
'l'ribe was seen leaving the rescrv11tiolll3fumily 3:
if his tribe, and passing through the; 'r—""“m ‘
1111‘ 1331' of 'llasmar and F1 11- M 116 River, Lenten Sell ””53,
took up the trail that 1e: ulcth to the val i 3‘5“”? T11-rney has “3“?“ 3 cir1111.1r
fey of Good Wives river. There dwel setting forth the regulations of Lent
ietl'rtlle big German chief wcll- known 3,11'l1i1: h begins today. In compells 1111111.
forhis hospitality. and to him Charles 1f11r t111' a11131 1.11 priviltgcs allowed work I
paid his ”HIM“ -r\fter.1feast of corn l' lngmen and their families, who are 11011. ‘
1nd vension (Hill and a refrcslliugdrink permitted to “‘1‘ meat U“ “11 “"5'5 in
of Wigwam tonic, he again took up the Lent except 33h Wednesday, Fridays;
”“113 face towald the setting 81111 'ill'd and certain days ill holy 1v1-12k,tl112 bish,
if no one has crossed his path 111- 1111. y '0? urges redoubllug 0f splrntal 2““ M
now be beyond 11],. border-1 (,1 the Und- tendance at. church and special exeu isc
ed States and enjoying the society 011'of charity. He particularly 1n301nsab
the great chiefs of the reservation of the ' stincnce from all intoxu'atlng beverages,
Hackensacks and I) -l'1wares He carried 3" tin truc indication 0‘ Le"""”"”’
feathered arrow, but a shinny wrap Oysters for Europe.
pcd with cotton thread and in his pouch
couldbese'en a combination of leather.E111-0pcf01- the week 011111113 February
cut in strips, and plates of steel shaped 151311 was 11-; follows:
-' l12- piano and l11'1114llti11111th- 1121112-
' v.111'111lsult121l by tln- l’layfoou uul he
1 11.315 1151111231' will haw-'11) my car far-12
church' in 13 ‘
i bright 01112, with just 1- nong
= --d degrees below zero in the cariymoru-
levelling a slight snow fell and the crisp- 3 5‘}th
1 aces depart 2d fr ml the atmosphere, b1 - 5
looming 11 chill.i11 accord with the gene-
neithera red stained clubnora 1vhite'd"ni“1'. - l
The amount of oysters exported to.
PRISONERS POT TO PLEA
West and Nelson to be Tiled 1.3. “33 'SNNIAL All”! PERSONAL
Murder oi Their Companion Bentley. 'Cieanings From the Gay World oi
" South 111111111111 111111 1111111111. '
Forty-seven prislucrs were put to
PEOPLE Al NONE ANO AONOAO. '
plead before Judge ti. 0.71’rentice in thN
Criminal Superior Court. at Bridgeport,‘
yesterday afternoon. - l
The most serious ease-s :1112
William West and John 31-min, charg 3 "‘
1-1] w1th the murder of 11 man lined
Bradley in 21511111 1‘0!“ .111. 11111: 1.111. ‘3‘
The three had bum together one even . . .
ing and Bradley 11 body was found lyingl 'n Stanley 3' South s—Iesbog 0'
under the railroad track at l'ipriug atrium the " l' C. _ ow" End"
Wcst and Nelson were arrested and'gave3 Miss Blanche Dunning, 11f .\'orwalk.
Its. load and her Students Give a location
at hillside-A Shrovo Tuesday Cum at
unsatisfactory testimony ln-tore tin2 was surprised last night, at her home in
coroner. After this they had a hearing School strut-t. Piano solos wen-delight- .
before the Norwalk Town Court and fully rendered by Miss Flori-11cc Ella
11'1-1'12held to answer to tho charge of and Miss Grin-1- Bucimnm. Mrs. Dun-
murder. 33 3 ”3 . 111111,- favorcd ”11' young people with sev 3‘
oval line vocal solos. Refreshments were.
TWO SM‘LL FIRES 3.11-1'1'1-11. .\mong those pry-scat were:
Misses Lulu Thayo-r, liattic Ki'llll, All-.
One m a Spring Street House and the ' 1n.- Walsh. )lzimiv 11211.11. 115111 1211111111
om" in "awe sue" 3 391111121111 Faul1ls,|1lu.i1- Bel-r12, Edna
Barlnorr‘,.l1lzt Barnum-12 Bucknam.;
A “hm" tire occurrtd NW "‘5!" ‘t the 3111111 Northrup. lirdie Wildman. Film
residence of "\ “ Alt-211111111111111111111111138,“ Eli-1. Blanche fills. Maud Bush
street, by “hid“‘mm and ‘1'. can Clara l1. ’l‘1l1k Messrs Lvman Hoyt,
lug of 1111- door between the- sitting room 'l
and kitchen were damaged
it is not known how the tire stirred,
but the blaze was disrovored by
Harrison, who build room 111 the house ,
when he wont home about 9 o'clock.
‘l'lu-loss is covered by insurance with
Itlbcrt K“!1113’.",l' rank liodfrcy. .\rtllur‘
Kenny. .\‘.vu .-\111bl--r, liarry lioutcn'
‘1; 1111-111 Whitlock, 111111.111; 111111 11.11 111
r""ter Jennings, lra Lockwmd, William;
and Edward S. i mil-rhill
‘l llillsitb- scminu'y w:1~1th 51:01:12,111.“
blight. 11f11111' of the most enjoyable
Taylor 6: (301111-11
“3333313“,33393333“: 3333 M33 R G Wil E1111.1]111-1'.1~112111~111ftl11mascmt lt sunny
1 . . 1 3\ .
111111, of Maple shoot, nttc mph-d to strik12' F! “'-i" on t1'11l1 d by lrs lvlvilh
M1 -.1d and l1~2r students 111h1ir many
1 111.1t1l1 to light the gas in 11112 dining 11 3 3 3 33 3 .\')rw "333. 3333 31333 3333
I' l . " , a u '
room, the drapery upon 1111- mantle r h “M ' l l 111
'11ugl1t 611‘, blistering flit‘ woodwork mm" DAMN): was a". feature 0‘ {1W
11nd doing about $51 worth of damn . -v1-11111g ””1”“ Mm“ fuml-‘lml 11y"
' ....-- __fl 3 __.“ 8‘ 3Moi111-1ll1111112ucr, 1-1’ Bridgtport. The
'1p1'2i11us rooms 11ftl11- 251 "1.11.111' were
11'illiantly light1-1l,alul «tor-111111211 with
'11: flowers. Supper “film served at til
'31,)‘1-1111'k, and about midnight the merry
gathering broke up. About twenty
1)111oftu1112.. .
Th-dlc’t-‘ilit‘llflnl pia21111lculerll.llav'e couples “'1 “I [1112511111. ”mud“ those
3. with! seizure procm (“”333 against “1 from Norwalk a: 1d vicinity a number 1.. f
if. l’l 111110. of Maple >1. \bout three;
THE PIANO SEIIEO. 1
' '1
Because Ir. Playioot .Rotused to Pay $14 in-
terest on it.
T111- b.1111 limo-1120111.; Miss 121-1121111511;-sumn- of S1uth-
in}: on 0.111111 1i him t11g1-t l1:112kw11rdm‘llrt,alld L‘vvis tit John Ker-fer, of
his payments. The 11111111111131 did not Westport, wen-12.1 arried in 11112 )iethoo'
i press him Very hard.
' hi1 last payment, but b2,- got no receipt in ‘zlll 101‘.
Sept; 5 he made that Episcopal church in the formtr
last evening at
.1111. A11 11mm of the company 111111-11 R121 Dr.(:r11ok Bro! A T (111111131211.
11 his house a111lint'ol'1u2-1l llimtllat (here 1! Bri1lgri'port,prcs'-dxrl at the organ.
.1111 $lt still duc. intc r125: money.
Mr. i’layfoot rcfuer'l to p 131' 1l1-2 bill.
ibcritf Hamilton, 11. {-2 v 1111313111511, si-iz-‘d
lll'i Mr 11n1ers. Ker-hr startul on
:33 “2%” trip to [I116 lj‘cfli‘. 11111., to re-
hain 11hil.\pril i~t. Mi: :1 l'lurcnw
ltrown and Mr, and Mrs, .-\.H.Thci.1',
of death Not-walk, amended the weed
(N31111:.
.'111111111 of fill" company. Jud-:1- (71111111-31'
s going to tight the ms:- in 1111- 1,- nuts.
The c lulpally h: Ls l1.11l the 1' 11512 11111111- 1'12-
‘-urnai1l12 to tlu2 \‘1211 Have: 1 court. This
1121511121 :l'llliflmliil 121111211512 for ihv‘ Play—
1Mi~s H111 13v iii-'11s 11:11:1- a delightful
1131u1.1.11 at her homo adjoining th1'
(la-1211,1111. night.
\liss Butts, Mil-H Sm lie Miller 1', Mrs. J.
.\cv1-ral patrons 11f the colupunyhuvc Ncwkit'k, M331 3331,“, 'ilmrwosl Miss-
ecu board from and they all say that
lit')‘ were 11111121 interest 11111111-31'11'h1-11
E1121 f.i1li-1l to p 11' for tho il' p 111111 1v itlliu
the time allotted ill tin- c011tr.111. 'l'hc.
ortcomc "f ”“" l"“"'"m C‘W’ “'11 1'" .\ light luncheonwitsservcd. Between
watched with interest bythoscwho have 1231“}. and “.12“. guests were present.
suffvcridpaylngmtc'1st111111112y.—~—Bri1lg23.‘- l
p rt l‘.\"tiiliil,{ News.3311s.Stan11-y'.*l.Smith gave a Shreve-
Epcsday supper to a few trlcnds at 1111'
3 home- on the Terrace. last evening. . The
ancientcusromof 11. pancake trust was
11lls1'21"-11 -,1l with several modern acces-
series, andnlcrrirncnt pr1‘112rled as we'll
follow 11 the collation.
1i
13
111111 Hora-21.2 H.111 l1 Iiv-rbvrt K-‘imith
11 11l.\l1's. Elimbcth M. 111411-11 recited.
Cold Wave Vanishos.
“Fair, warmer. slowly risingteu1p1-ra-
turc”w11:~' the weather prediction from
Washington yesterday morning. And
the prediction was right, and everybody 11 1
512151.- was wrong, as the prediction usual-
lyls It 11111.1 1211 or forenoou and a
h of the cold talnul th12 West Main Street Whist
'wnaplcft l)\'i‘l‘ to "ivc an invigorating. ile' last night 'li H' “I'M" won the
t1111i1'tothc atlnosplu-ro and make th12 gentleman '" fir“ prirc and 31"” .\nn'u-
morning 0111- of the best the winter has, (.131111‘1' the lady 3 fit" pri/.0. A featnm',
set afforded. the evening was a gentle-men a hat
The thermometer rl-gistc r- ”f
‘ trimming contest.
1113:, but had made its mark up to twenty
above shortly after n111111.ln the early
he J. I. C. metlast night with Mr.
and Mrs. William Moore, Chestnut
The first prizes were won by
Hdnry Hofi'marynmdhlrs. C. ‘ B Stevens,
dull the Consolation prizes by Sylvester
ral character of the month of l'ebruary H333” 333331 ““3 3’ W. Stevens.
liliss Etta Hoyt. of Marshall street,
eulertained several friends last night.‘
itlle occasion being the anniversary of
her birthday.
Miltou(‘iark, Charla-9.7. Butt-1,1". “'.
_ ,. ,
IcCIure's Magazine.
McClure's Magazine for March will
contain interesting passages from "a
speech made by Abraham Lincoln, in
the Illinois legislature; in January. 1837
his fricndsof takingtlu 111,11111-31' as tll12y3
1
' to Hoyt's Theatre,
1111111111 111111111 110111113. WAR” OF “HEAT“.
A lioolner at the Old Well ltotel Ac-3 ',
cusos Friends otTaldng his Money. Il'he Monthly Meeting 01 11;”).1“
Francis Mull. who rooms with two' . -
companions at the (111i \\ 1-il lion-1,112 SClIOOl VlIllOi't He'd Llll mg“.
ported toi,‘ hint of Police \'olln1or,1bis
morning, 111111 be bad 111-1 11 1111111111 of 111311 ‘VEBY “TI-u BNSlNESSIMNOAW
during the 1.1igl1t 3
Hi- id all thru- vii-1c 11111 last night,
having a good time-.11111l ln- 2111111121 ted Principal may“. mp“; um 11.. Oil-M
Plan has Been a Success, and Principal 1
Tucker is Given Pormtssion to MN-
duco it at the Center School.
The regular monthiv meeting of the
Board of S1l111ol Visitors was hold last
disappeared early this morning.
POPULAR AIUSEIENTS. é
i
A Play oi Intense Human interest.
William .\.Bru1lv will bring his melo-
dramatic production, "'l‘ll2.2(‘ott1111King" ' night
tomon'nw night. h11111-1'3Caso, of Rowuyton, was ap-
Thepluy has [1121-11 seen in New Y111'k,‘111i111e1l treasurer of the South Five
Boston. Chicago, when- it played in ca: i1
’city ovo-r 11111 nights to large business.
Mih- River district
Principal Wigham, of tho Ov'arnivor
‘ England.
-tl1r12e people by actual count in
torlm- r «11111-11111 of the seminary won in'
need of clothing he will get it. but in 351.3 “.5. ,1, 11,, x“111-, 11 13.19.31 ,1 1133,11,, (m the 311111- -'111lan1c.
:will not get new clothing l11-n-1ift1r 111~11llment 1,131,,
ti o 'clock, by ‘
.\'
r1'1.1~ptionfollowcdat the home of 1111/
'1‘ he sings- rs were
l'dnu. rillclwoml Miss .h-nnic K. Nash-
fuoml with several banjo‘sclcctions.
‘ ‘Mr. 1111111111 w 11115111115111 «1111-11.?
11 1111111111111 111- 11 pmsentation 11t1uel1.-,scllml,guvc an enthusiastic ropes} of
drama, mas-111- 1n scenery a111ll1111lla111- the success of the one- sessionpltth in
val effects and practical illustrations of his school and tlu2 short 111-9111111111.
the large cotton mills of Manchester, ' l'r1'11 111a] ’l‘n1-k121' was present and
The shift 1suf1utcn-s-l11mlu11 .12-k11l fol permission to try the some
interest. .\lanagi-r Brady lllla secured ,plan 1f he 1.1111 tit, \1l111h wasgrattted
an cxe-ptional strong company. and 1111f "
excellent perfunnance is promised. IF You PUT "2 HERE “1 “'33;
“Want. " “Fot'b'alc.” "'l'n It-t. " "meet?“
A Great lied Reader.
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vzlubition of spirit puwcl 121'1-1 giv1-11‘1-nlumn 111112 do) for '1:- cents' three
to 11 St..l1»1cpl1 a111licncc.llo2 rcv1-als3wms' "WWW" ”mam”
your secn‘t th1111ght.You cousentrate;
your mind 111111 he infonns y1. u of what!
vou are thinking. Mr 1-10y111-1111'1r1-at1‘d'3\‘VANTEIL—Nituntion 1.71115 girls to do
no link- 1111111011111! excitement bv his? 1, an fifilmflfl"NNNNNN Anpyut “8me
work y1-tinl.1_1. 'llu-rc “1211- tlucc,
thousand thrcc humlrul and 11-1'1111y-. ‘
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audience. —St. Jim'lth Daily Herald. v “3 3 3333 333 “~33 Ell BBS 0
,. ' 1.——\'" s ' pen-
)lr. H-ymour will be at the \11r11 .1111I “ mm “.113, “perm,” 111 lowing 11th
”Ismail-111.912, ‘12bruary '31 and '25. 13 "mi“ im“h'"-‘2“"“ "" ““0“ "1‘"le “:83
lmmcut l-v llassls .1- Buscuum.
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'w \.\Tl'. l).——llligllt Huh-smell to introduce
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inn-13v country and all their won era.
ill l-lli."
'lln'illlngv .\1--- 1i12n11's113mung Savages. Conni-
Famvell Performance.
Th1- farcwr-ll 1s-rfornlnncc 11f l'1lli11-.
\11- 211 s l’lu_11r.~ 1' 'ill be gin-111 at the Nor-
w i111-'11 .~:2- t 1111- 1y-
111k 1 I H. l olllgl1t,111,l bulsumloill-1111l1-111'iou.21 1111-1211. Amazing
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_ .1 3 u i Must 11111111k11l1l1 1111-2 astounding book of the
”WW“? 0f IIr J'k‘l .1111l.\Ir Hyde l3---1111111'\ inn original illustrations Cato 82
A it "4113,1131,- [pl] “-111 11,. .1111." [.1 1,1011“. vlmlv assured 1-1'11- l'tti-til' sub-smen. N0 expcr «-
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lucky person. List (We ding the compa-11111-1111111-11'1111-11viruulamtrou. 11111-11.
11." gave "Tnlby" ill a very satlsf 1010"." 3411-2121 W .1. "W" '4" CU- -- 1‘“:- [111011 was."
111111111112 The specialties worn.- good, and E “M'-
the audience was well pleased. Ladiesl
will be 111lm2'ttc11 tonight to 11 r1-s1-rvc1l3,|
scat T111 1111-1111111.
WASNINGION AS A POLiTlCiAN.
To LET.
'o 1.11'1'.—.11 11.1m-111{..~l.1nm~111 am 1
ha 1. ntsr11r111m.c2x1-e'lent watern -1
passes the 'Om, good Io:otion. 3A1 "1
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Provided a Generous Vinous Fast for Voters? ""‘0‘1 111111 11111111 ““m‘“ “00°“
Hospitality for Those Opposing. ',
(rem-ml (.lreclv's article in March 3']“’3 3333 33 3 333 3 333 33 33
'l 2 iii 1. ll' M. iii“ llN‘L‘Ol‘ 1'-
Ladies Home Journal upon "The Per- 1. “Hr-1 strn 1-1 :1 1'1111111s.11ater 111.1%.“
sonal side of \Vuhington'.‘ will shs'sw 31.313121};1“\‘}"‘1,i'.".‘.'§€"Q'.1'21d'liliil'1i’plxlclo' B
l1 liol l1 11 phi-2.-
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LET— -\'o. 11 Ma 11.111111 street. at r
by his 1- -11vir.1nm1-nts. but also that he- '
steaddv 11 11111-11 toward the bigin rstaud-
rd 1 the on 51.11111 2 cs '11-chilly :1 r1:-
a N 'f , ‘ . 3‘ ' I ‘ tin-"11 '2'w.1111. d' (‘orbott block. 1'.) 11111181 W11I
gards his habits and 11lmls.(i-:tl1c first ....11,1113.,11,.m3 112111 313 “nd £93 Abbi) 012.” W
,1 16
1111:12—121111155111 111111'tn11-nt.ilrsi blip
~1-'1 1-111l linur. near, 21:1 Washington“ st
,-'wi111l1\\s in every room. hulls llhodgt
;.-|1-.11111_1l: burn-om apartments. rear.
election in which be actively participnt-: ‘ 11111.1 0
12:1 ( "rm-ml ( 1213-131 write: '10 his ' ‘U lH .--l rom March lat" house corhel'
' 3 ' " 1 «1i “ashlngmnmull-‘ranklin streets All
youngcrt 11y:- Yushington extended at 3 1111,.1-111'21111121111. 111-11 1floc.1tl11n.21. 3'15 root 1111
his first ell-1" 1' 11 13h»- nsuitl 1x113131—cl11110113'1'3‘;I_'\.'I)"u ,( ”1 "9 ”90“ during 11.11.!)13130 B‘
1.21:121.llitv,1vixic1 in tlose ay=,12'ol- . , ' '
h ' ‘3 ,r '11 1.1 1' -—1 mm 11-1111. 11551 in Fair‘ilf'
sistcd 1n the m: "imam amount of £01 111 3113r1- 111s111'111112313- gullldltlg.3 311011 occup
-,.1.11 .11 r1- room in 1211211121 or some “F
with tin 111112.1111um amount of spirits 1......11 112111 “dunno-13111111. Applytof 3303?”
We find him paying an 1111* '1111 for such it i\\ 111 “Yi'iifift' -.-.
' an entertained at for some four hundred 1,, ll ’1'—
votcrs. when- 11112 account was rim-12 11111-r11i12n111ntat3tog1311311111011. 11113911311313:
111111 re 11 a1 (11' avenue.
shillings for food and thirty- seven for '11.».1 slri‘el. South Noraalk. all.“
liquor-t, The capacity of the ave-rage: r .--- ._,____-___.-
11¢- inn (1 _1. from April 1st. Hot and cold water
drinker, 11111, perhaps, D first and second floor house on Fort TENN
(hn’t’ ([YIIJNSV l“ 11 sitting, asdcrivcd from $3111.11 “11“ $911310 33111331 $3 0133:3150 geggnd g3
‘lr‘l :lYt‘lllll‘ 41$ Ol‘Wfl rent .00.
,thd account. which covered one llog~ 11-11mm 1-11r11121'\'ortl1 M aid and Ann streets.
'lli'iui of punch. one ban-,1} “f paw-1,33South.\11r1valk:1'ent$1.’l.0'1.E.A.Woonwm
fortyz "nilons of punch. nine bowls oil Vl‘Oi3bT;Hmlst"-'r00m§ Belden stree reetbfl:
'punch.forty-fiv1‘ gallons of wine 1111113 1mm, Nun-5,111“:“pimlfousgm' NEWS: a” ”K
_ . -l rn -ms. 312: all in first-class order: water,
M“ ““9” ““11““ 0‘ be” “"'5""’“ 1 1.1.11.1.11111111 H.1iNAl'P 112 West street.
1m, w ho wzc: not present, exprcsscd hisl 11121
, surprise at their moderation. and wrote;3 y 10 ”51‘ —Tho Colonial Residence. No." '12s
his agent 1111“ he feared he had 1191 been 5 East 113112111112. All modern lm S1rovené03s.
l’artl furl shed. JAMES L.
liberal enough and expressed the hope! ”513111-1an
1 that he had not neglected those who had.‘ l\T\
- rooms with city water. rent $811150
voted in the opposition I rooms. city; water. rent $1.E111all
“ is reflective mind and acute obi r- 3 112111 from 1 nrwulk or South Norwa k. A
lvation soon noted the ravages made by "' 111L111 “3001” 1001““ “WW“NOI'W‘!
1driuk. and doubtless confirmed that
personal mode 11 which never pcl
.mittcd him to ninto mocss of any
fkind. In the Provincial army, when;
general charges of drunkenness werel
made against the Virginia troops. there'
was no word against Washington por-
lllonaliy. He had moreover, thus carlv
ideplored it _asa scriousvice, forbade it
tam
'Sl‘l room cottage on
M) to CHESTER
‘111011111‘.
ninturd avenue. 1
.3CL11111, 111 on?
b \larruuted sound. Will sell cheap
have 111- use for him.
3 3 New York Magda.
\\112~l1111gt1111 street.
' ‘Ulisl\LE—T01IOSt—‘ 1111111111' entire limo!
plum-1i 11211 t.'1l1l12 and dessert 8
uill si-ll tin-111 at cost Son'rn
Consccration Anniversary.
The anniversary of the consecration
of the Right Rev. Michael Tierney as
bishop of the Hartford diocese will be
observed at St. Joseph's cathedral, Hart
o'clock in the forenoon.
a large number of priests of the diocese
in attendance '
"that artist 11 salary is five hundred dol
into a week."
other.
fl thought his wife was in a place of
ety. ' '
much she‘gets."
——undoubtedly the earliest speech of
Lincoln's of which any record remains,
Andrews and FredSweet, of Norwalk, ‘3by stringent orders, and applied 11 hun-
“fit in New York ell? today ‘ ‘ dried laid. cs to every man found drunk.
like moccasins Despite all ilflC'StiODiflil 3 STEAMFZR Pour tunnels.
he kept his counsel 11nd would not re- Majestic. Liverpool, 1157
real the object of his joumey. We Aurania Liverrfl'le, .3116
would advise his good equiv to keep an New Yolk, London, 392
eye on his movements or he might fall a I Patric, Hamburg, :15
victim to the allurements of the many i 01110, Hull, 10
handsome palefacc squaws that sport on 3 1.033331 ”:35
the ice of Gwham pond and then there! rrrrr '
would be Nash-lug. 11,» Enterprising Advertisers.
This changeable wetlhcr is just the
time house keepers should be well sup-
! plied with the right kind of coal, Hazle-
ton and Cross Creek coal are kept by
1
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i
l
wich he afterward became so noted.
A
and one hitherto unnoticed byany of his. Miss May Fitch of we,” street 1m—
biographers. It is in his most attractivehéfmned a number 0-, friends 13.,“
vein—that mingling of genial candor. ni ht atvvhist
with perfectly clinching argument for
1131i.“ Alice 121.231.31.13 Franklin ave-‘
103333 with these 33335333333395 will be pro 1111 , entertained the k. 6.5. 8. club
thi. afternoon.
seated some entirely new anecdotes and I ———~——-
reminiscences of Lincoln sscrvice ill the} )1 1' and Mrs 'F W Hubbard left
'legislaturc and of his humble beginning‘ No walk yesterday for Florida.
as a lawyer at Springfield And there ' r’
was
Still later he wrote that ‘Gin shops serv-
ed to ruin the proprietor and those who
‘make the most frequent application to
them,’ audit: advising his nephew he:
adds, 'Refrain from drink, which is a
s mrcc of all evil
the workmen of this country.
I A Teflon] Road Through Peat Swamp.
The selectmen have decided to build
’ the Telford road under the state 11pm
1n
and the ruin of half
ll .11'111v 11151 11.11 South Main street.
__ _3 03"“
‘OR S .~-\Lll vf‘otta 12 at Bell Is3lnnd. 85 M
\vat1-r.front l u‘lly furnish 01!. Porn
1 ow while you have the o portunit.
1115. ll W'atel'bilr). Real stateand
to \\ ashington street.
[Bull SALE. -A sorrel road mare: 5
11l1l:soundund all right registe
<11 ndard bred: withlittle handling en. t
mi (1 in",1oorbctt12r Name.“ 1 ay 6in
’l‘31'31u'n3 Tiuik 311v dAh3-.mt11111 andN flat .3
.111 ma non 1y nClyl1l.nu u '
17‘ .‘.Vliulthi'lORY. Craubury. Solttiufolr3 "
of 111112.
‘Uil SALE -—l'l01r 11.1.1111 Illn
shades. willdry‘in thilve houN's.
ford, Saturday. Bishop Tierney will'
celebrate solemn pontifical mass at 107
There will be‘
"Yes," said 111112 theatrical manager“ '
"Indeed!" replied thei
"Do you mind telling me how,
Raymond Brothers This coal is foflwdlbeafull new quota of Lincoln pic-
“Mr. Insite give the class youridea
of optimist and 1x-stsimist."“Yessi.r
An optimist 1s .1 man who is happy
who he' s miserable, and a pessimist is
a man who is miserabln when he‘s
1 to her by Tony this morning. 5 happy.
.u‘
Miss Ryan, cmzhicr at the b‘iorwalk3i
Boston store, before going home lasti
-n'ght, stepped in at Tony's and bought
lsome peanuts. While in the. car she
missed her pocket-book, oontainin
.quite a sum of money. It was returned
furnaces or ranges Try and m, h ow 1 turcs, among 111121113 f113u1' portraits o3! bin-313 3
“.3111 you will be suited. colu,t113y3ta3s 1v hicl lave never 1e ore
3 1 ~ been publis‘ led, and a view of his first
An Honest Peanut Vendor. 11,“. 0mm
Mi1haeannIeavy, of Danbnry.
in {loath Norwalk, yesterday
.(i. Thomas, of St.
'in t3own on a flying visit
A1. B. Coleyhas returned bosnefrom
’ an cxtended southern trip.
' Louis Mo" is
, . S1: l- canon—4.)) you want to have your
'goods sent by any {articular express:
Quinlan—Certainly, if you 1:111 find a
1 pa ”33inch: express, 1 can '.t
“....
\.
Nonw 11.x Hanna .1111: Co.
I; FIVE room cottage on Glenwood '
priation, this year. t hrongh Peat Swamp,
the Turnpike plan having been abandon-
« l1 sale chei d . ..
ed because the section of road proposed 0153111111 11111131131? lgng‘r‘ggf’égk .3 3'.
obelaid “as within the clty limits. Nomlflh- l
The selectmen pr muse to get the opinion
1 of are citizens upon the question at the
3101111 meeting Monday aftemooa. '
‘nlllY EASY TERM Cottages 1. ,.=
it"ouayum'. rlcnrtiinstatiomt‘iner . 3‘ 2.
211‘ will >12" and allow my mentof iii) perm- ,3 '-
tnnard purchase: lmuscanul lot (111wa
1 1 —lmpcriai Crown!
L 3198115 Ah” ”'3': brand of l‘h‘ Clg‘u'rl In Budding lots far “In bumble sm-l
{dismal-Rt. Try them. at C. S me mug“ "" 11"31933'3113111 filialjéfi‘ln
la-idaekul 'scigar store. ' $533116“ Allow-dict ".1 Co 00111112503
'i'1-111121 moderate. might.
.._._.--___._..-—— *k' "1
, r
3 that Washington was largely influenced in ,: ,‘1
.'3, 3;, .
.. ..__ -‘...f—‘o—q '
A first-class house. all modern 3
1‘1) I FT. ~liouso No 15 Hnnford Place to lot 1
'1.1 1‘!) Barber avenue. Norwalk. 318 V
convulo‘
‘UR HALL-4mm! 11111111: horse for “6.3
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