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Thor reach all the commuting towns 111371
1.
NUM ' BER "2,4110.
111111 1 111111 111111
The Propeller Vulcan Disabled as She
was About lo Leave for New York.
insemination to £1111.
Tho Damages to the loot flow Icing 1111111111
at her Month Dock--8011”: Consequen-
m it She IIItI Carried More Stunt
and Icon Under Headway.
01111 of the main steam pipes on the
propeller Vulcan. of the Norwalk and
New York Steamboat line. burst last'
night as the engineer was getting up
steam preparatory to leaving for New
York.
The gauge only mgisteml fifteen
pounds of steam when the accident
occurred. and the escaping steam did no
damage. Had there been a full pressure
of steam, with the boat in motion.
, considerable damage would have resulted
Repairs were commenced at once and
it was thought a new section of pipe,
could be connected in a couple of hours.
With this idea, word was sent to South
Norwalk for laptaiu Verity to send
up his tug Addie V., and tow the Vul-
can to South Norwuik to save time. Up-
on urriving at the dock. however, it was
found new connections would have to be.
made and that the heat would be unable
to make the trip.
It was then decided to await the. ar-
rival of the Eagle and exchange freight.
This was done and the Eagle returned
to New York at 3 o'clock this morning
with the Vulcan's cargo.
Later the. Vulcan was towed back to
Norwalk dock with the
freight 11nd unloaded. The repairs are
being continued and it is expected the
vessel will be ready to go out tonight.
PAPERS ILLEGALLY DRAWN.
its
Solocitncn Talia a New Turn.
A large number of citi/ens of Darien.
:n-companicd the selectmen of that tow 11
to Bridgeport, yesterday, where.
bearing on the mandamus proceedings'
to compel the selectmcn to call 11 special
1|
Entered 111 the 111111111 Nor» all: P011 file.
nomad Claus Mal tier. lo
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Pastor: and Their Themes in the
Churches cl Norwolk Tomorrow.
The Holy Communion lill'VIt'tl\\1IIll(
held at the South Norwalk (.‘ongrega
tionul 11 hureh tomorrow morning. and a
number of new members received into
the church. The pastin'saddrcss will
be on “The Christian (lhtm'bf' The
fourth and last of the series of diacourstnl
on “The I .\111's of Jesus" will be given
by the pastor in the evening. The
fourth topic sums up thetlu'oe. proced-
ing. and has to do with Christ‘s Word.
"I am the Way. and the Truth, and the
Life." The 111st of the present issueof
Congregationalist eventide. service will
be used tomorrow evening. with suit-
At the First Methtxlist I'Ipiscopal
church. Rev. A. S. Kavnnagh, pastor.(
thesmrmncut of th Lord's Supper willI
be observed at lib: l 11. omorrow.
At 711.111.11111pasto elivcr 1111 ad-l
dress upon, “Boole \ntong the Mor I
111111111,“ the subject Dr. Boole wouldI
have spoken upon had he lived to do ,
liver hislceture. Dr. Boole sexporiente
among the Mormons 1.» one of the most
remarkable in the history of religions
polomics. Elllr. Kavanugh has heard the ‘
wonderful experience from the lips of‘
l)r.lh1ole, and has also the published!
statement of Dr. Boole c 1111 e1 111111.: tth
matter. Also a statement bv Judge M11. '
be 111 whowus .ippotntcd chief justice;
of Utah by President (irant. .\11 art?
111..
o
Eagle's '
town meeting to elect a tax collector,
were to come up.
The mandamus .11 drawn 11p 11 as 111-
clared illegal, andwas thrown out The
dissatisfied faction, l1ow0v1 r. declared
that they had another to present. M'IEmornin" 11.....501' sum... to p) ,, ,,, Ewus sobulllv suolh 11 that it mold ,,..11i1'r;111k l’ WNW;
.. ‘ "' I
torney Cummings. for them, and Tow 11 I
Counsel Scofield held a conference and'
decided that after 1111 it might be better
to 110111 a special election to fill the oflict I
of collector. The selecttncn finally;
agreed to this, and 11 meeting will beI
called within two weeks. the sclcetmen‘
meeting this afternoon to issue 11 11:111. I
Joseph H1ndley, who was appoi'1ntell
:ollcctor bythc selecttncn,l1us sent out'
his tax bills, due April Ist, and will, it
is understood, run for the office, 1111 11
citizens' ticket, indeIs-ndent .of John
Selleck, who was nominated at the lic~
'publican caucus recently held.
MADE A WNECK OF THE LAMP.
An Elcclrtc Light in 111.11.11.11 Place Tampcrcd
with Last Night.
Last night about l2 o'clock. after the.
electric lights in South Norwalk had
been extinguished, some one let the
lamp down at the corner of (‘lay street
and Railroad place. and made a 1. omph tc ‘
wreck of it. The man who did it was
seen to r/1p1 up Clay street.
Captam of Police (‘ olg‘rove at once
notified Sumrintcndcnt Bonncl, who
tcmyx1r11rily.'1'epaired the damage.
A Great Success.
The lh'css Cutting School in South
Norwalk has succctxicd to such‘ an ex-
tc at that the teachers have been 1111' hell
by some of the good people of Norwalk
to open aschool in their city also, which
they will do, commencing Monday even
ing, March 2nd. in Donovan‘s block, 111‘
Wall sire-1 t.
,..‘_.......
11.151.191.11 a 1611' Rudder.
The propeller (.‘1ty of Norwalk still
lies at her .\‘1 1rwalk dock. An attempt
is being made. by dredging to locate hrr
lost rudder. The paid and chains have
been located and buoyed. Theywill be
hauled up in a day or so
CBANBOBY.
Mn. 11‘ 1" Clarke in on the sick list.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor spent yesterday in
Green 1 Farms.
1"“
“..’—..‘...“ ”-.’...— .
; J W. lit: 11' 11,
‘St. Peter's (let'man church.
E invited.
.\tlira11-11h'ur1h, tomoi"'1o\1. Ht‘lVltfl‘n‘E
(.‘onnnunion: infill) :1. 111.. Lita11y.,1r~
1111111 and Holy ('otnlnunion: I" .i-‘1 p. 111. ., ‘
Sunday school; 7:31) p. 111., choral 11v-1111
song, anthems and sermon. The rector
will oflieiatc. All :11'1111'1111'11111111. L111- E
tenservices: Tnesduy,l p. 111.: \\'11l~1 1
Inesday, ill 11. 111.: 'l'hnrsday. S p. 111
Friday. I p. 111.
Tomorrow morniEpg. in the First (‘on- ;
gl'cgational 11111an 1. l'lolv (‘omtnuuiou‘
will be celebrated and 1111.11'1111-mb111's
11111 Inert-1111111111 I11 the evening there
I 1111] be. a praise ~11r11ce with the shay of .. 1.11 ked'
The Mandamus Proceedings Against the DancnIrhe 1111111111 111111 .1111 sung 111111 111' 111. :,,.,,,,;,.,; ,,,,,,;,,,..,,,, , 411111111 1...: 1.1. 1.111111r11111111wli.1\annulment-..‘
' pastor
Y. 1’. HE (, 1]. 1111111111,:
o't‘lm‘k. " I
At the South Norwallt Baptist church. I
the pastor will preach and administer}
the (7.1111111111111111 at the morning service I (hintield was thrown against the door at Willi l"'r 1111111.
No 11' York
tomorrow. [11 the evening there will be 1
an illustrated service. The stereopti-E
t()ll will be used.Hervi1e at i. 'l‘heI
1‘churc b will be open at 11:31) I
.\t the Noruulk Methodist. Episcopal
,".'.1hur1h A. ll. antEI. pastor. the Rev.
L. I. . will preach to—.
111111'1'ow 1vening..1111.1nnnt in lln"
111111 1:110 p. 111.
The annual sermon before Noi'waIkI
Lodge ($.11v (l.(l.1'..‘ willIledolivcrt'd
‘tomor"1o1.1 night' 111 the Knight Street A
..l W. Hill, of (‘ :11- ‘
I
M. l'.. 11"11111 11. Rev.
v'1111' Baptist 1111111111, 11111 prezu h.
1
11111 Sonth V111 41' ilk ('ottgregation111;
church will hold 11 Holy (‘onnnnnionE
«(1111111 at its llung: uian Mission chapel, I
t‘t'nnorrovv afternoon at .‘111‘1clo1 k.
1. ill p. 111.. there
('Illltllt'll in!
011 Sand. 1y 111 xi. at
will be 1111 extra scrvh c t"o1
60111511 0111135 Ansivsnsnnv.
The Members of Sherman Comma‘ndery Ccic-f
hrafc the Fifth Anniversary of Their Society.
The 11111111110111 of Sherman (..‘ omman- ‘
derv. ‘.\o -Eirt,l 1" ll. ('. ('.. calebmtcd ‘
the fifth auni1crsat'v of their society, at‘
their citadel in the (kinetic building?
last evening. ,
1F \ fine. 1"11'11g11unn11 \111s1'11111e1'cd' as?
follows: Addressby l’ N. ('. .T1111111s‘\'.I
Booth, of Bridgeport on "The 11111 "”1.
(irowth and Benefits of 1111~1lr11c-r:" W
N. Himons. (i. K. ll, 1..11c.1n interest-
'ing account of his rcc1nt trip to (‘uli-
fornia. by way of the southern states, :
.duct by Misses Lillie (9111111 111111 Mandi
Keeler, accompanied by
chlcr: recitation, "Deathot‘ Littchim, " ‘
John H. Jar 1.11111 sec ret: 111' of" the Y. M.
('. A.. which was followed 11v an encore.
piece, entitled “Mv Brother John 1111113
1;" recitation, “llow Little, than SavedI
1“hi.~11"t'i011d," Miss ()live Hill, of Nov".
Haven; 'sclection by the (.111111111111dery
quartettc. .\Iessrs. Mcchan, Kt'('.l(‘.l','
Mann antl'CoInstock, Mrs. L. I). Kcelcr,' ,
11cc ompanisi
After the programme 11 bountiful col-
111tion 11.111 partake“ of by 11 large. 1111111- ;
her of 111c1nbe1s and vi-dtoxs.
delegations came from Bridgeport 1111111
Danbu'ry. t
T"""c""""0" WOW" t" "' " de: "1' " invited Mr. l’aknlski to partitipute in wim'h‘h"
,a few friendly games.
s 111111 11111 cc .1111.
Sentinel Want Ads. Pay. E
1'.-1.11.1.1... Rev. .1. 11 113-1111 1.1.1...
of the glilWYillk Methmlist 1hurth
placed a want ad. for a domestic. in The ;
Sentinel. The papers we e. on the streets;
of born 1111: about 3:15 o lock and before'
lo'clock Mr. Wyatt had an applicant
‘for the place.
, iug last night.
able music by the choir: I
tlEr1Egnnfll'n1iu1leBllrpntllwl i I Il'nrker Ebus.‘ enacted by Lillian Watkins. May
"“111 cavern. 111' are“ I. '. Inuit» . . .1 ..
111-111111” March In 1' 111-1.1111 W illlnms and W1 slay Hiauson. ileum
jThat Jack Built," pupils:
Itlrlll. six pupils; recitation. "Put Down
I .
selection. orchestra.
'1'1111.
it’tllllllll‘llll'.
be;ascent1i11'1l\1'hetl1111'
E hams.
‘ day.
‘ Lucv M 1115111 111
il' itt h. llanu’lhnt Mansfield. W11
'fat L1111111k1111/. Hall in
. , .~
lllgllfm There was 11 good attendant-11'
501111111 'uon1vA1'.K,CONN.. SA'I‘l‘liDAY. FEBRUARY 211.1896.
I run BODILY 11111210111111".
I
Entertainment at the Franklin School
In the Interest of Physical Culture.
There were fully three hundred people
at the Franklin street school hall, last
night. to enjoy the. cam-Ilent entertain-
ment given by pupils from the Franklin
andtloneord street schools, assisted by
Powell's orchestra. The proceeds will
be used to pay Professor A. M. lleydrick,
who gives instructions in physical cul-
ture to each class once a Week. He had
charge of all the drills and club swing-
The same programme
given in the evening was also rendered
in the afternoon, when about four hull-
dred of the school children were pl‘t'ilt'lli.
It consisted of the following:
dumbbell
)ne,(.arryT1vo," ‘arl lIotchkiss; piano
solo Joseph Linxweilcr: wand drill.
lpupils: literary hash. six pupils; selec-
tion. orchestra: flag drill. nine pupils:
snow ball game. Arthur Leslie and Vera
‘111111'11'111111: bur-bell drill. seven pu-
pils: harmonette solo, Eddie limigsou:
costumesong. “liansV V1111IIousc11"sev-
111) boys: star drill. pupils; character,
song, "Unclerlam." words written by
Miss AnnuU‘ieh h. Arthur ll. Keywortln,
violin solo. William Jesse: 111111 111 club-1,
eight lmys: club swinging. Y 1111- Ribbon
club. l'Zzldie Frocb 11nd Melville Scuddcr:
'I‘heteacher-1111111tho-1c l1 wing the 1-11'
:Efair in tharge. dent r111 goat credit for
ithe grand shuts-i of the entertainIIwul.
The :tt'coinpunists \\"t'lt Miss Margie
1"1'111111 and Joseph Linx1v1 1hr.
'I‘ he 111111rt11111111ont netted about. $5141.
Conductor Canlioid lluri.
Andrew (‘1111fii-ld. conductor of 1111
milk train 1111111111gbet1u1n-11 ”11.-1'1in 11nd
1:111rlcm riv1'.11 1111.1 painfullv injured .11
tI111'.1ilr1-:11i [.1111 last evening. M1.
(‘unlield was intl1ec11boos11 while 1111
train was In 1111; 11111111 1111. The I';1l11u1.~1-.I
with two 1.11'~.1tta1l11~d to it, stood 1111‘. ‘
aside 11': 11' k 1111111 the ~«win-hing 41'1-11'
11.111. :1. ~ttmj' of 1.'11s to I11
i111: cars and when they struck the site;
tionaryears111-was unprepared for the;
shock. The force was so great that:
(1111' end of the caboose. his 1111.611' and
forehead striking heavily. Ills fact-1'
and forehead 11'111'11 bruised :10 badly
that I111 «lecidcrl 1111i toma'w his Usual
Ills train \1'11.~‘i:1kcn out by 1111111111 1' 1
Mr. (‘antield went to
home. \1'I1'11'11bi~'injuries 11'1'1'11 attentle I-
11111.11: physician.
Ills;
or not tht bout HI
were. h1'11111-11.,“Bridgeport 1' 1111111. ‘,
North Center Roll of Honor
[‘he pupils of tl111\"111tI1 ('1- -ntcr 111' hmd
who have been pen-tell 111 utteudam'v'
during February :1r1:(r1'11111111:11' grade.
Amelia I'aulds, R1911 l"uulds. Eva (ire-g- I
ory 1" lore 1:11111 James. Jennie McVeigh, .
Lia/.ie McVoigh. (mu 11 11111111111111“. ,
"1L'1‘uttI1 \Vilbur Bvington, llan'yuuttcr 1
1:11:11. l'.1lg:'11 ll:'11111.1111l Willie Ride
Willard Watcthuvv 111111,.111'1I1111' WI'I-f
John Hyatt. was absent onevhali'
lea (‘Iat'kx Jennie Dicks-111.
1111 1'11 111mm 111111 11.11;. '
1‘11111111' depurtnn lit: 5111' lb \I.111~I11Id
Eli/.11 Wholly, \Villic Audrcw.~. tltis
11.-11.111... ;
Whaley. Abkent
(,‘Inra "liyington. .l..l111'
Toner. Absent one day.
Walter Hendricks.
I
ltav Sherwood Joint
,one- -I111li' duv.
l’au'ks, .I 11111
Fred, Andrews,
Howard Hendricks.
Pioneer Castle Sociable.
1’1111‘11'11'1 (‘11.:«tlt'. No I. ..\ I) K. M 1'.,
In 1Elil the sitcolltl 1d n such s 111 11111 i1 1bI1 .1-
Norwalk. last‘
and the 1111.:~1111 was greatly 1111111'111'
Music for dancing was I’ntnishtd by;
prompted. The. dancing wasinnrspt-L'
scd with 11 song by (ltto ‘de. l’ierne. 111-E
tub-11"“ 111111111 Leon." solo by Walter,
Wilkinson. "(1111111 111' the Riverside?
duetby1'\1thur Me Donald and mm do
Pi1r11h.“'l‘he Larhoard \Vareh " The‘
gathering broke up about I 11'1t111k thisI
Emorning._ ‘.
. Here' 5 one on Eli.
l'lIi l’akulski, the proprietor of the.
;'t)1;e111 llousc pool room. 111~'d~11111'
out of :1 111-11t.11m yestt rday morning
1’: 1kulnki
the chatnpi: 111 pool player.
~11~1pi1ions was (‘learwaten
The (PM
All of Tile-«'1-
;1v11 1re won by the proprit tor. and W hen‘
the votuw 111.111 made an otlir to play
for $2 agume it Was promptly act 1-pt-‘ .
ed. Then st of the. story 1' .111 1.1.11in be
surtnisetL—Dunlmry News.
“..’. .1_._._.-
—-Look at LutherMWright'swhet-tine».11 also in arrl in I'I'l’iiafltmfi.
I meat. .10. 000 worth of wagons, sleigh was a command
Iandliorae goods that numbe sold.
I
.1l1r I11 rtlbarli,
SOCIAL AIIII I’EIISIIIIAL
Dinning: Front the (lay World of
South Namath and Namath.
PEOPLE Al IIOK AID ABROAD.
In. Frank D. Lawton.“ [land Avenue. Ea:
mill“ illojfrlday Am Club—Pull“.
Tao. and Other Diversion of I11: Lon-
ion Sauce.
The Friday Atternrw club met yes-
terday with Mrs. Frank I). Lawton.
i'lltuwood avenue. The 1-11hjcct was,
"The l’oct's Cornet"? The programme
. follows:
Selection. orchestra: chanule. “( irilnni- ‘
I'uper. "Home Ib'v'nii American l’m1l~."
MI». .\I. I. Hendrick,
loading. "tituadam and Wrnkeo. lliyaken
111111 .\ml." I'Illgl'ile I’ll-lilo
Mrs. John II. Perri-u
"TIIP F'IHI'D "I'llfl'l'.:'
Mr». 1'. ilwnrtr.
”Etuily Ilicklnwn."
.\I1'~. .\. Ilium-hard
"The I'ltethm'oin' lib-1'1;
ll. W.II-~lnn1-
Mra, W. HW‘trhl-x
'I'III- I'Iiibl'o (lard-1n."
IIIt'IIaI’II W. (riblcc
.\Ii~~ I'vrris,
Quotations from various poets wen-
gtven by Mrs. I. S. Jennings, Miss
Ila-adieu. I12. Ii. ls‘ill
'1th'I".
IIW’IIlIII'IIi.
Iii-.leiltg. "
I ('ouv'h. Mrs. Manuel TJlatch. MrsJ. II.
Light, Mrs, ('ornclia Bennett. Mrs. E.
i\'. Selleck and Mrs. J. H. Jennings.
The next meetmg will be with Mrs. l.
H. Keep.
Me. and “1'11 Marshall Andrews 1111-
tertained a small company of frimnbt,
l11~t111gl11.:1t their residence in West
Main strcet. in honor of their guest,
1“!“ b“ “"1“ as f“"”“"" N “' “" 1 11"“ 1'11 1 ( '1111'1-11. .\li.1.l'.llitlrli1h. Miss Lillie Mhs Finn-1111 MW: 0‘ Pi ttslield. MW the.
Jam-w 1'.' King, who wa~ employed on!
the foartrucking ills-rations through
Numb Vorwalk has "loved his familv
OOLVINO TNE TIIAMP QUESTION.
Wilton Bimini! Decide IIIII Illa Ordinary Va-
grant Should not he Fed.
-The regular sct1d~moutl1ly debate. of
the Wilton Educational Institute took
place. on the afternoon of February 26th.
The subject \1'as, “Should the. ordinary
trmnp who applies at our door for food
be fed or turned away without any?"
The affirmative side 1'1111 representml
by Messrs. (‘harlcs E. Hart. (iuy V.
White, (1‘. (Jesus. Robert 113. Wesson,
Matthew Skelling. Alfred Divine, Mil-
ton Wesson and Paul Cornelius, while
on the negative side were, Messrs. Ar—
thur B. (iraham. 1.1111111qu Busto. Weddic
1 “human. William Howard. Albert Ban-
croft. Benjamin Hallett and James
Drnmgold.
The debate was opened by an able de—
fence for the tramp by Mr. llart. who
l-ontended that the trump fraternity was,
for the most part. composed of men tem-
porarily unemployed. trumpiug about
from place to place in search of \vork.and
Ethat the idea of their numbers con-
sisting in the main of idlers and vagrants
wuscntiroly erroneous. Mr. Hart cited
many anecdotes and gave. excellent 11.
‘ lnstrations to support his 11rgmnent, but
he 1vas_in return met by the argument
_of' A. B. iiraliam. who proved conclu-
I sivcly that the "ordinary" tramp is not
:1 man who travels about in search of
Work, but one who earn be. met year in
and year out. on the same roads and
I routes. asking for food and never willing
toperform any labor as 1111 equivalent;
, fora meal, but almost always ready to
‘take 11 mean revenge upon those. who
.I'efma'tl his 1111111111111. The contestants
of the debate We re quite 111 enlv mate lied
audaftcr three hours of hot fighting.
judge. l"'1ote.~'soi (‘.1.1rl11s Vi. Whit-‘
:lock, g‘avc his decuuon 111 f1”: 'oi' of flu
.11111gui1'11 side, that "the ordin try tramp
Ishould not be fed. " saying that {111 ages
,ditlon of the pleadings in
.fI-mught by the Norwaik Tramway com
Iilte trump In 1d proved himself 11 public
TBAMWAY VS. CONSOLIDATED.
An Answer Must be Filed or the Case
Will Go Oil the List.
In assigning cases for trial in the S11-
perior (,‘ourt. yesterday. tin-111 was a little
dispute between counsel about the con—
Ihe. suit.
puny against the (.‘onsolidatul road.
Attorney Goodwin Stoddanl, for the
road. said that the plaintiffs had not
answered their seen'lnd defense. (‘.ol.
Russell FrostJl 1r the Trmnwny company
said he did not think that any reply was
necessary. The case was brought in ac-
cordance with the statnte. which rcquir~
ed a hearing when the nll'f'l‘t railway
was to parallel the steam road. The de-
femu'guvc as one 11111111111 why the re-
quest should not be granted that they
were a chartered company under the
laws of the state and their facilities
for carrying passengers
points where it was proposed to lay
between the '
Mrs. George 11.111111.“ 31111 I
Separation From Not "who“.
Alter 1 Rather Idol m M
the We Found “one! "I“
~8hc Mort lion Mom
14 Evidencoolllu 8h. Italic“.
George W. Wheeler in the Sum
Court, yesterday. was the application of
Mary A. Raymond, of South Nonnlk.
for separation from her husband. W
W. Raymond. of parts unknown. (lithe
grounds of desertiou. Mm. Raymond
was not successful in securing the do
crec. She must produce diaium
evidence to show how she has lived We
ing the past three years. The ease rm
sent over with that understanding. Ind
street railway were. amply sufficient to
meet all public demand.(folonel Frost did
not consider that that defense had anv-
thing to do with this case in the mean
111g of the statute I' but only provided
for 11 hearing to decide on the public
necessity of the proposed street railway.
be. filled. as he had suggested last Week.
or the case would go off the trial list.
ANOTHER APPEAL CASE.
ledge Wheeler's Remarks on the Proximity of;
Saloon: to Churches.
but '11 (ieorge W.‘ Wheeler handed-
11111111 .1 1111111111111, yestirday. 111 the last.
will no doubt come up again.
I Mrs. Raymond's case was conducted
Ibe (,‘oloucl Russell Front. 8111: Will It»
' merly Miss Mary Campbell. The couple
They moved to New York shortly attic.
wants. Their dream of happlm Icem-
; Judge Wheeler said an answer mnstim to have been soon shattered and n
I your or so ultra-wants the wife was on her
Iway back to her home with a baby be!
I to care for and no husband to sum!
her or her child.
in reply to Judge Wheeler's questions
i_.\lr.-1. Raymond said she knew no rm
11' 111' her husband should leave her.
trim r'“'"'r"""""h'Bn'lg'V'" “Mn“ 1111mm: e and. unlike other public nui- 'ufthe appeal can” from the 1'1fusal of; "Milli! ”‘0 last mltlv'ertlntton "mm8_
1111111». upon 11'h1eh momy is cxpended‘illt' (ounty ( llHIIIISHiullt‘l" I” Klimt =1 much 11 .1.~ said. but she. conceived the
I11 will in' unployml.
Iii-:1 M1 11 i'nrtis. who 111~ for seven
111' 1ight 1"1:Ir~‘ been doing mix-ionury
1‘v11rk 111 J 1pm 111111111 tut home with
111111 wife and f unilyof four: hildrcn 111 11
av.
\Irs
'-.llliI
Andrews 1.1.1111“. Mar
of “1 .1 Main stn-v't.
\ 1111111
A mlrr 1v ..
"l "-' ""I intimation of the approzn I1 of 1111 111-1% M, II.,f'1.‘3flttlllI‘iI1V't m I necks.
Mr~.i.‘l:1r1'11ce ”fit-it. of Franklin
street. has returned tr; 1111 a wake v1.~'it
.\lr-. Frank lhrdsull,
M1 ~sre. filanlev timlfri y and A111 x.111-
11f Mumford. nit-11111111
. lb.- Iierl Men's '111'111I1l1' 111 this city I.1~.t
night,
Mr~x H. J. Ir-1.11~. of Htralford.
‘Ilr ( ':Itliiel«l'~1 11111-1113 _.,.. nt v1~'111'd:1v Willi Ie'r ~'i.~tcr. Mrs. I ington street.
of I'Ilniwoml avenue. '
Miss “and: \ Mill-r. of Stratford is
I) L1111't1111.of hhnwaul avenue.
Mi.~'~ li111sv W 11111: 1111~. of Proton ct 111'1-
111111, 11'. 1.11 allmi’lw ill .IsI night 111 11 party
‘ofabout fifteen of 111-1 .w hoolinates.
Miss I’hu’eb' If (iil ”lure. of The laven
ing 51 "title! .-. “ongoing room, \1111‘
~111an 5111111211' in ”Hill." port
: l‘t'f'fllllflly pn-tty.
Mrs. M. L. 1111111111111, 111’ Asbm'y l’urk. ‘.
'1~ a visitor at the I't’L-ltll 111111 of James 1’.
i’nnzclt. ('hestnnt street.
John.
.\I1".,Iii1nr;.'1' ll, bl. ill'j North
ha.~ fi'Ttli'llmI from a vi~11 with I
"Vi‘flllf'.
t-Iui't'n-s ill lrtmklytl.
Edward 1". Small, of Providence. is
visiting his sister, Mrs. .lanie- 11. W11;
Illllii,1vf fipr'mg street.
.\It's. Herbert Brown and daughter. of
Quintard 111111121ch Norwalk today for
a. 11.1.11. in New Haven.
Mrs. .1.. 1". whoa...
treet. went 11131111.:1r‘... X.
of Washmgtou
.l,, (why. to’
sins: at '11 concert.
Mist-1311111. 11111111111111, of l).111|1111'_17.i.~'
i‘ll'fi I: Du I LO“? S (ll‘f‘ lli‘h‘ll‘d‘ “Jill I)? (if. Iilt' IllllllTItII [hp KTII'WT "f \ligy‘ ‘ll‘ilil A'ISIIIIF. 11f Tuy. ;
lor 111' 11111113
Mr 1111113111.. linlurt .\l. lioy1,of3.
;W1~st street. intertznuwl friends l;1~'t
flight.
\. M. Lints of l'rankfort, X. Y. is
visiting 1".1'2 Raymond. Spring street
Baptist Missionary Society 5 Silver Jubilee.
The mend» 1's of th- mi~sionarv
cicty the Norwalk 1’ aptist 1hur1h
~0-
of
';1't"l'.'l1rltit'tl the an lily-fifth anniversary
‘of the widely. last. 111;:Ilt.by holding :1
Large 111' 11 1111"\c1 young 1111111 whom Mr. ”l“'" jubilee. “I" "'1‘1'l’mll“" IN‘RRIH
with a snplwr. served 1n the basement
of the church at liz-‘Vl o'clock. after
gathering nljourncd to the
auditorium. where tho~ cxcrciscsof the
1vcning Were held. Tin-1' consistcdof
scripture receding, 11-1'tt.1tiull.~,solos 111111
.111ilvo‘r 11.nllection .\l.-‘. Hunt. of \‘cw
Hate 11, gave 111111111 excellent radiations.
with Iiindoo nqmwrntations, and Miss
_liertrtule Lyon. tha alu'ntionist, was
1'1... jubilee
great interest was
;nhown in million work.
I DANCING WITH THE INDIANS.
' .~1~.1~ot1of' I'm-:1-
' [11 1k place in thct film 111121111111 in Wash- 1
'about I 11‘11111k
Inf 1". ll.
. the State .\'-..~oci11tion"
.11 their abatement 11111 tramp 11111111111111;
i.' a tax upon every taxpayer for its sup-
purl.
The winning side welcomed the usual
tetrcslunents and set 11p 11 great shout
when the principal, Mr. \Vbitloek. said' 5
he would provide ice cream, 1' te .. during
liln' \1'.l1111~1 usuu.
, .\1' 111']: Ilth111ll he "should 11'1111111111111'
; 1|IlIl\\11l to wear bloomers and tide 111-1'
1
' bicycle in public?”
Uncas Tribe's Second Sociable: More Flatter-
ing Success than its Prodecossor.
Last night the second sociable of the
|r.il11~ \11 Ill. l.().li..\l..
1
There 11111111 larger at< '
tendunce than at the previous dam-11.111111 E
tI1e,,occusiott was 11 more sociable one. I
All the attend 1111-. apparentlv. had a
1
1,1111 111111111 :1 f1 11 1|:1..~' with 1er 1' rank‘ ; 111ml enjoy 1111c time dancing th1 hours I
1111': 11' The l'hilbarmouie orchestra fur-
insle. 11 its bed music. and (‘harles Yost '
pr.n1npted The well 11 lected programmc‘
‘"old dices kept the guests engaged until:
During intermission.
the degree team. fnllv 111'1'111'1111 in 11' 1nd-
~-~111e1'1g:di:11111d 114111111111. g111e1111cx~
ltd-1111 1n 111;:11'1'11. The evolution were ex
'l‘ho energetic com- ,
1111111111 of arrangetnents was composed
Fitch. (7. W. Stow. William
Miller, J. 1). Jennings and (image 11.
1111'14t. 'l'ln- ll1111' t'.lli|illlif1EE't1 was Messrs. 1
l’ttt'h. Miller, ll'1'~'t, Frederick Benedict
and A. L. Merritt. Another dance will
be given in tvvo \\'t't‘l{<.
Slate Y. M. C. A. Convention.
The convention of the (‘ontn'ctit'ui Y. ‘
M. (T. A. took place. yesterday in New ,
I lawn. The delegates enjoyed
11 banquet served under the. ans-'
pita-:4 of the Women's Auxiliary con-
nected with the local association. There
was :1 dist'ussion 1111"\\'l1uf the LG'al
.\ss's'iatlou has :1 Right to Expect front ;
by (‘. 1'1. Thomp— ‘
son. of Hartford. A dist-unrat- int-ended
to be m1pplc1ncntary to that by .\11'. ;
Thompson", wasdelivemd by (LL. lined, of ‘.
Siand‘ord. He. spoke on “What the. 3
State .\sm'iation Should Expect front '
1111111111111 \ssoi intion " At H 11‘1 lock an 1
ope 11 p: it‘ll: uncut \1 .1‘ instituti 11 and the 1
'picsent 1111' problem was deliberated.
'lhelusf thingln-fore adjourn1ncnt 11115.1
1ln1re:elim:ol' thestatc. executive com-
‘ 111111.11"..- report. All the. discussion set ‘
forth that the state 11nd local assm-ia-E
tions should do their best for one another 3
' and should cope in :1 practical 1v.1_v with
existing evils.
Dislocated His Shoulder.
Michael Dunnigun. a mouldcr enlploy- "
ed at Arnold & (.‘o.'s foundry, was run-
ning towards the enpolu after some iron. I
1
yesterday afternoon. while "running;
off," when his foot ‘tt'ippcd over an
empty ladle carried by a t'ullillllllIOIl.E‘
fell.
1li.~‘.oe111111g it.
striking upon 1111: right
\ pl1ysic1an.b
and he
should-11'.
attended to his injuries.
I —-Leg lamb, 10c. 11' Y. Market.
In saloon. and its associates and
..-tty'.11l
.1|.;...tot11.\.Y
, II.\111111'.11:1:1‘ 11., 1': Honth Main street.
‘ Minnie t .‘".i!“““
.‘ HI 111-11.
1 \'1-1'w.:1lk
‘ \FEIEEY EASY TERM-b.
1 Norwalk.
1111 use This one 11 .11. the ruse of l".
. \\ 1111: 1111 Sebnantz, of East l’ort(hest1r..
in (3111111111111. The 'fa'ision of teh
(' ount) (‘onnnissimn'rs is sustained
’I‘ 1111111 w as 11 very t-‘tt‘ollg opposition to.
the granting of the license on
111nccof the (lctman Lutheran c‘hurch
W11-"h11h1 .1.-views on the matter of the
proximity of
be read with interest.
salmns t 1 llilll‘t‘lli‘i will
He. says:
"Whether proximity to :1 church ren- ;
; 11ers :1 place an unsuitable one for :1 sa- 1
1111111 depends upon the cin'nmstances of
11.11311 case.
,on one street might be within 11 few feet
‘of the rear of a saloon on another street:
intervene ‘
' between church and saloon and the
some physical obstruction
distancebelcssthan fifty feet and in
Eeach of the supposed cases the saloon" ‘
could hardly be said to be 1111 unsuitable;
‘ ,plnee for them reasons.
"But 11' here. the saloon is to be located;
in 11 small communitv on the side of'
the street opposite 1111 tstablished
chart: l1 and but s1 ve nty six fc et distunt';
therefrom. the nature of the lllisllli ss of;
assoc i1-1
‘tions are such that 11 place so located Is
not 11 suit: tble pl: 1111 for the sale of li-i
tlElltll‘.
“In addition to this it would
front 1111:111'11111111'1 pres: 111111 lb: 1! the 511
11111111141111.1115 Iocatcdin the connnunity
.u 11 suflic. lent
St‘f‘lll
—h'on1ething new kid facing in all
colors for ladies dress skirts El" 1'11. . at
M. . 'Sniitb' .-. 1 ;
FOR SALE.
4Willi SAI.I-‘..—lluil1liug lot 1111x311", 11|i ‘Yi'sf
11111111111. [HUM desitol'lelot 1111i11111111-1111e.
\pplv to ""lttvlot ..1' Golden. f‘mtl
‘Uli .‘ \I 1’.—-
large saloon. also 11 large
E11't,1-.bout fitnioute.~ unlkft'om
I‘LA' II. II1111.
11~ I 11111 .‘lImliI to 1111111-1'111111 11.1111 ll. I.
(1111\111.1211\l.1111~t1eet Ilridgeport,1111111."
[-31.3
litidgc
‘tlll\\ll Incl-1st1 nut-1111' entire line of
platted tea. tnI-h- llIltIlIt'iM'l‘i .~' nous. “'11;
will ~11l| them at 1115' N111111111.\11;I\
lo.
‘tlli SAL l‘.
\111lerl'r.ont
1111\1'1111 11 v1.11 lune tho
nfh‘. ll \ u,terI1111'_1'.Iieal
1o\\a.-«hington street.
10011 HALL ‘.A surrfil road more; 5 years
11I1I1~1111111lttild11IIrlgI1I: “wish-red 111111'
I'ottalzc at Bell Hand 11.". feet
Fully furnished. l'unl 111m
c'Hpottunitv. lnqniro
'stuteand11151111111111
1 1'.' lyr‘.
.1.~t11111l11rd b1':1-d wuth little handling can truta'
M111'tiirl.h'ito
inlet: dam.
Inquire of
Holdloruant;
Jliif
1.111111.“ tiftv different
Hot: 1.11
110
mile i11_1' "111111 better. .\ume.
Town l‘nik bv .\I«11111111n‘ and
by t‘IuyIaud.
11‘ llA‘le ('.I' (111111. Crunbury.
I‘thll SALE.» I"IImI'
~h.'1d1-< will Irv 111111'11l1cho11rs.
\(ll(\\'.\lli 1111111111111; (11
FM. room 1 otfnge on (iIenwmul avenm1 '
' 1 for1.1111-ens-11111111111111en~yternw.inquire
~1fhll.fllllili“()()ll. lil (‘rrove- street. Nlllfh
HWY-
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
t ‘1-itage. 1. run-11114.11!
Iiuwnvtnll. nenrthestationJ‘1-1-1'month.
‘nr 11ill.~«1ll111111all-1w1ntv1nentof11111periunnth
toward pure has»; house and lot on x to" feel.
littildilu' I1-t.~ for .~ale. p111'11bIe_.~I;1aIl amounts
weekIy\ or monthly. l.l'..\tl.\ Iilll. LA‘\I)
l.\’.\ll .\.fr John Roberts. lionnytoo. or
"Ill-1‘ “.\A. lit tituliv'i 1L U1..Cltlthivrl1‘.:altllh
1 11' in
MISCE'ELANEOUS.
;The Fairfield County Advertiser
Is on sale at all
anwss'rasns 0N summons: ,,
th 1 ‘
'gtonuds that it 11111 within a .~'l11n't1lis- .
The rear of :1 church located
h-vu.~ead nIm: It. containing Io 1111.111.
buitnhle 1111' In trlling house. L 1' uteri in M: 1‘11 "
1111 ice to will ,""""""' ~“";“W:1Ik. 1111111111.
'idea that be 111111 about to leave her for
.goorl. This did not seem to trouble her
Imuch. She afterwards made no great
I em 1m 1‘11 learn of his 11 hereabouts.
If YOU Pill IT IIEIIE IT PAYS.
"\Y1111I.‘ "'I'ui Nil 1 ' 'T LEI." "Du" and
“.11-numb and 1.1111311111111311”: 11111- Glar-
I 1m hillljll'l f”; (I... ”,1.“ (I. llllltldlll in [I111 :Alltili', ll: 1111011 U“ 1H0 Judge ‘ll'.1It'l “,4 "1‘.-mull,” IIVH “TIMI—II: “I”
‘tnthivtyurtlinun worris-afa molar!” 13"
:1- damn one «1111' for '11'. 1ent111i
11-11I‘.~.'. 1111- 11'11I.. 111111 dollar
tree do”.
also." 1
M
IiAl .\IIINIA ltl .\111'W:1II(.I'8I)rlluT'Y ‘5. mo.
('harlotte' 1. wife ofthe late ( rles 1".
IitinIIIlIllI. aged 1111 v'.o1111~ Frlen .11 amin-
1'111-11 to attend the funeral at herlate miti-
d1-11r1e. 11 height .~t1-m1t.’un Monday. March
E '3. :11. 2;.11111. 111. Interment private.
1 MAP .\l \\ I11 llt'r-uklvn. February 27.1Itlllltls‘
1', t hnpnmn aged st tear-1. 131' Inter-
ment at I' nion 1-1 in: it r1' l"'l1c Mile River.
.\I1-111I..1 111 111.1111. 111.
‘ WANTED.
r --1 .2-
; .\ 1 ll 11 "Indies ‘1 111111111 1111: 111111135 do-
I‘ 1111: pIensunt111-111111111115. :Iml WII IBIBII -
[I v ~cnolf11I 11111111 qursInall sentlln twocent
Istamp. Miss M. awrenee.
.\I11"I1.f‘19i.lt
1w “FF.” ‘A 'III to: general housework.
Apply tn 311.11. A . H. WYATT, at NO 4
,'1“I‘f11\'1>11li(1. Norwalk. rm:
I“.'.\.\"i‘l11ll.~~.\ young girl 'to'llo general
IIHiH: Work: onewpbowoulvla :(Eill't reciutem
A. 5111111111111
11111 1d homo. (11111111111 preferred. at to
11'111It 11:11:111-11111 but N1111111II1'. 21 at
‘-
I r...“
TO LET.
V ‘11[.11"1 1'-.11.1,.11, \.. Inl-- 1 I'niou street. 1'.
: m.11.~ 1'111t 1'1.111«11111bl»1 I poor mitt
'1l1-11.~11.\o.li 'IhII'II avenue. East Kenya
,11- nt in 111mm~ 1mm..- ol 1.111! 1:11.131!" B
”1;?on .\1 1'. 111/1.1.1111 street. South Kor-
1111
‘7 ‘Il I.'I.l‘.li1'~t floor, 1; tootnleml cottage
I \11tI1or1mo1s.11111.11Midwwer connec-
tiE1-11-.. 111.11' 1.. 11.11111.;1xn1:1m,:1 Orchard
~I i'111'i T29 l‘.
'1‘“ I 171‘. .\‘o s Alfltllnnllhll‘f'l'l. all' improve-
ment~z three I1o11~e~on Linn stun place
""' improve 111111t.-.: honsemrner l'uirfleldunt
Iltgh ;.~t1'111 1. all lmptow meats and partially
;f111ni.l1evl. ”xlnuou .1. (1111111111 T28 3t
'l‘ll Lil ".1 “House No . Hartford Place to lot'
.1 1111A[rill~t1IlnI and cold water In'
Il1~t and ~1-111lltl Iltmr Imum on loft, Point
, 11111-1: 111111591111 and 1111101111111 second floor
;l-111t.1\enue. F11~t Norwalk. rent 95m. Six
11mm~ comer North Main and Ann streets.
Avrwnlk: rent sigh-111w 11111 Main
.\. Wooowanv. ,
51111111
If ‘Il I.I1'.'l‘.
1
l
"I'Hlil' from lmlllln Ill
I1I1n I.“ Nt‘l’ftnlI "our «Iilm 'tlv- -11Vt"l' l’oanflN
‘lni'ket.tv1lvtf1otn liar-hi lo fll'wf-Q'ITIHH
1'21111vhtion rent 11111 I. ll.\ ["0 DIBBIJ'LnI
1 l"111'1'i~' coal ”Ill-'1'. Washington street bridge.
. [.11 11v
!.'l“‘ H". "l «.\.. 11 .‘IiAIIINlli street six rooms
and bath. I111 11111- -r. in - 1'11npleteorder. JNo
,.:. \th sire-1L1) rooms. 11"11te1 in 2')
Sprint: sheet. 1111111 rvv-ltn- Inquire of‘l‘. Ba-
I'xsnot .l .\1 1.111111. .‘1'1. .1Railroad1111111111.u
17
',']‘ll I 1'.'.1' -- hour room 1111111111111t1t.llrst 11ml
M'Illlltl floor. rmtr. 111 Washington street
111111f'~ in 111er1'11mi11.ln1lls lighted alitl
e11e11n11 four room apartments. mar.
.tioor Hwartl. d l 111 he -tt bloc k. 71! and 111 Wash-
:1E1g1o11EsEt1',eel rent t7 and $11. Apply 01.!) WIEJ.
[UAR 11
'f ‘11 i.-'.I "i w'l'rom .\11rilt.floor In Fairlield
‘ l-‘irc ln~urnl11 11 building. now ocetmietl
11~11I111I1~~rooo1will br-rentedfor some mro
pom-orhght 111111111loe't111ing. Applyto out:
‘ i_iE. I\.\'Al"l" 11': We~t ~treet. 111 if
f ‘1)-.ll1.'i‘ \ iix- --~.~t1I11 ~' house all modern
Ilmantflntltlh-I. good location, amnion
ApriI1~t.ln11uim at
“11st street. Smith Norwuik
1'1111111 ~,A ' all in first-1 low order: VIM It
11111111111ufJUll\lI.K\' A.l’l’ tut West
in! if
7 ‘(l Tl'..T- Tho ('olnnlal Residence. NO- 1”
Fast 111‘.I1nm1 All eastern 1111 comments.
'1‘ No. 1111 Harbor avenue. 110111.11.
1' - rooms with city water. "111138.310 ‘51::
runms. cit water. rent a. Prom kApr! z“
r« 11111111.” .\o 19 Main street. . V11
Apply to RALPH MOODY.
orwalk
no
11111111 1.1111111111111111 "
The only divorce heard below Judge "
were married in iii‘ii, in South Nownlk. '
1111.111.” '
21.1 Taylor avenuemeor 11'
[off
. 'l‘ql‘ I l"'l' M "Hush" 1 rooms. with)? BATO'OT 31.
Elm fir-1111 ~t11re,f~io'h01so fl )1
~treet. 1. rooms. its: hi'luse ll T011611 at l-
i‘urtlvfnrnislied. JAML‘IL Hm _. m '
but avenue. 1111!
,5 ‘I\ run") 1"1 1" P till Qulniard I'VGIITI'O. A’-
1 ply I11 CHI-Lil Eli]- KCLABK.” ”Quinton!
1111111111qu“
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