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‘ NUMBER 2.472
this or iii toxins.
Lari flight} Exhibition at the Roomsi
of the Athletic Club.
REVER RlAlllAlllRS II THE RING.
Olly M “M. it. Which Any iii-Full" WuI Dan chfc, of lira-nwicn. at prcucnt
Displayed—lam“ wilful-us Whoa ill:
"60" Ill! Irhtlu Dream a Hmb
in. latch~ Frat: rf Strength.
When Mastcr (:crcmonica Daniel Mo
lntyra anmmacud tho running on at of
the cxhibitioa at tho Somh Norwalk
Athletic club l‘illllll, hunt night. cvcry
mat in tho largc hall was taltou. and
many 11mph Wei-o manning.
audience m-rc. delegations from Bridge-
port. Dunbury, Stamford, Lina-nuclei:
undNow York. A party of Meaty-live
from Northpmt. L. l.. wan also pn'stetll,
having cnnmucrmu the Sound in (Inp-
tuln hitaulcyI lawful-3' iatcamcr. J.
Howard Lowndcx.
The programme owned with two tic-
lm-tiomlon thc piano by Profmiuor Eil-
ward Bahama. who was also accmnv
panist throughout tho owning. The:
first "go" was one of four rounds. thrcc
minutes each. bctwccn William Hamil-
ton and Lambert Schutaky, both of
Norwalk.
vcry Wt'll, although he lacked thc su-icncc
of his opponent. .-\ littlc blood was
drawn by both men.
The set-to which brought togcthcr.
Martie McGne. of New York. and Wil- :
lium Prong. of Brooklyn, wan rcgurdml
an the clovcrentcxhibition of the cron—
ing. Both men worn of tho satin-.clwos.
and gnven good exhibition of boxing.
the blown bcing of the crrnuioconntcr or-
der. -
Prod Dahlgren. of Saugatuck. a young
man who weighs about 17:, wumls. pcr-
formed some. marvcloun feutoof strength.
easily lifting and balancing balls and
dumb bells weighing fifty and onc bun»
th'od pounds and chr. As a grand
finalclie hcld at unn'n length in his
right hand th0 balls wci hing togcthcr
fill) pounds. and in llllil t hand anothcr
ball, weighing about fifty ptmmbi. Hi»
hacker offered $25 to anyone in tho ntato
who couldexcol him in his fcatn. An offer
of .5 was mado to anyone in thc audiv
enco who could lift the weights and
juggle them as Mr. Dahlgrrn did.
Tho third act-to war Motor-n Jack
Winds, of Brookl n. and Fred Sirrctt.
of Bridgemrt. ’ he latter wzu comider-
. ably the heavier. although not so tall :13
‘ vantage of the latter's weakncso to land I
rounds.
his opponentand did sonic hard hitting
In the third round Wood's lip was cut
badly but he pluckily ataidont tho four
I A phynician then toil; four
stitches in the wound.
William Haokctt, of Danbnry. a [llllnr
lar songstcr, rcndcrcd u solcction and
was obliged to respond to thrcc cncorm.
H? has a sweet voice and mics it cmc
tit lily. '
Howard Saunders, our of thc Hana
(hers MidgetHAVaa taken stick with chills.
yesterday aftemmn, and WM unablc to
appear at the entertaimncnt fart. night.
The committee auimtitntcd a thrcc
round set-tolictwccn Walter .lcmllllgsl,
of New Haven, and John A‘lnl'ffltlck. of
Danbury.’ Murcia-it wcigim nearly
twice as much an .lcnninga. and tool: ad-
some very hard blows until tho and
iunco called‘hia attention to what how
was doing. Ho than let Jonnioga ofi’
oauy; . ,
The go between L. in Webstcr. of Earl
Norwalk. who ranks astho champion
feather weight of Connecticut. and
Charles Matthews. colored. of Daubury.
developed more fooling than did any.
. callod.
a minute's rcst.
thing also of tho progmtnnm. Wolmtor
wont at his man fact and farioufily. and .
landml aomc terrific blows.
round it was thought ho
him. Cries . of " foul " wcrc
raised, but dicd away when times mm
The turn went at it again aftcr
After cxchanging a
few blows Wuhan-r Will-l seen to dclibcro
atcly take Matthewa about the uncle and
throw him. Uncctnorccrics of "foul"
were heard. IMatthown went to thc
frontand stated that he cums: to apar.
not to indulge in a wroutling match. and
that he was willing to nil-ct any 12;»
pound man in the atatc. Hc then did
thwbm‘king down" act.and disappeared.
Robert Eccles. of Stamfonl. sang a
pathetic song in good stylc. and wat;
liberally cncovcd.
The event M the evoning was the air 3
round windup betwccn Dan Km:k,-..of‘
Greenwich, and “Dutch" Monahan. of ‘
South Norwalk. Tho first round wan.
comparatively tame, but in tho M‘C’Ollll
round some good blown werc exchangml.
and as it woo drawing to a
'fDntch” hit Keefe a terrifiic blow,
sending him against the miles. and flour .
ing him. Koefe‘a hood struck with In
dull thud. and he staid there a fcw acc-
onda. Keefe. who had not neon permit
ml to wear wrist supportors. opmin’mi
right wrist and the member swelled bad-
ly. In tho third rouml them wa-
some hard hitting, and Keefe landed
some of' his famous blowa. knocking
his opponent down. However.
"Dutch" maintained his reputation as a
"duckor," and evaded sevcml swings
which he would :havo felt. ‘Tho three
closing rounds were‘ noticeable for tho
hard-hitting of both men. and in thc
wind-up Monahzm landed a tclling om-
on Keefe's jaw. Keefe] backers wcrc
Martin Lackey, of New York. and
Bowleh.oflenwicli. and Monaban‘s
were Thomas Welsh. George Younger
andJoe Mulvihill. Monahan went into
the ring with his left eyes lilac-ironed and
nearly cinnamon mat of his bcing
" "olbtmod" while training this work.
Insatcvauwted. The
Louis Potter woo mac-keeper. Thc
mmittec of monuments ormsistcd of
Daniel McIntyre. I". B. Coleman. John
. , James T. Povm. J.‘ McCarthy
and ' 86th. ..
The ring was thc‘tnmt substantial and
‘ pout: had
mmamuimuuommwl
Ill tlu~
“liambonu” hcld his own‘
in the first :
throw 7
clotlc "
‘ 2
. lateral at tho tit-nth )iorvolh [Wm
on Mount Ulna- Mutter.
gboon cart-fully pitilflt'd to prcvcnt the;
lparticipuntu from inning injured by con iSflclAl AND P
fluid with tlwm. and a big gong was:
g tuned in calling fimc. : -
At thc cluw of the onlortainmcnt;
lbwlomiffcwd to put up .600 to tlfltlI‘
’that Koefe could muiah Monahup any-I
Itiinu, but thcchal ngewau uotucwptcd ;
SOUTH
South Norwallt and Norwalk.
lPEOPlE Al HOME AND ABROAD.
Wilton People in the National Capllal~~lln
Noble and lior Gusts Entertain“ at Mill-
siulowlocllng of the Old llama Club
at In. it. s. Brown‘s.
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I KEEFE stunt A CHALLENGE.
in. Greenwich In Buoy to loot Any Ian
l in Stamford.
fatopping in tionth Norwallt. fuels that
lhcbas lu-cn unjustly troutcd by tho
Intamford papcm and that his moat
wind-op with [mac ut the athletic cu.
tortainmcnt nsccntly hcld in that city.
has bccn grcatly iiiiarcpnwatcd. chfo
has: m'nt tho following letter to John H.
L119. of thc "Silvcr Dollar."
Doar .‘lir: I am ruddy to limit any
man of Stuuifonl at tilt: pftlllllltt, give or,
tako two wands. for Door 13100. i have
dcpmitcd with John Wilma of lhc Ma-
hackmno lion-l, $2.71“ a forfeit to show
you i nu-an business.
1 am n-zuly to fight a limitcd nninbcr
of rounduor to a finish. Now if you
think i am a fakir. pn Illicit your money
and your man. i am rcady to,
mcct lazonard. Fitzgcrald. or any other
man bclonging in Statnford, witnlcr to
tako- all. panic and gun.- rccciptn‘. Yours
rmpnctflllly, Dix Krnra.
"It is jiut lap-iltllrlc." says the Advo-
catc. "that Knife may be xwoinmmlatcd.
The opinion no to hint roccnt conduct ill
titanifnrd hm not chango-d out! particle-3'
'l‘hc Washington cornmlmnduut of thc
(iazrtlo “Them—NM”. (limrlcs .l. .‘lm-
blcr. of Wilton. accompanied by hcr Hon
Chat-lo: M. hch boon visitors at the
capital siucu Monday. 'l‘hoy havc taken
in thc tYabn doliatc in thc Scnatc and
visitcd Mt. Vatican and othcr plnccs and
wintsul'intcn-ut. l cxlwct to lcav»
for homo on 31¢":an
Mrs. Noblc. and her gucsta. Mrs. Mar-
tin Schult'l. and Misc Marion Short. of
Ncw York. “cu: cnfcrtaitml by Mrs.
Mcad. at llillaidc. at lnnchcon. today.
Mr. and Mm. W. S. Finch. of South
Main nlrcct. havc. bccn ontcrtaining Miss
Mary Mind and Frank Whitman. of
I (‘1‘!th Rivcr.
.Mr. and Mm. (‘yru‘i .l.f‘rahbc. of (ion-
nccticut nvonuc. arc ontortaining Miss
ILulu ansctt. of New (.‘anaau. -
"Mr. Loo said to-day that ho vnnldé . " .
forninhaman that Wmllll tin-ct chfcIl 'l- ““11“” .P.““ml" “f,(‘h‘""“§"
for $1.5 toflflhl. and who would maker: “WM. 15 vim-italnmx 1m; «ammo. Mama
hini‘fluht hnrdcr than hc boxcd at tho "- Baniman, 0‘ $5an 1 ““1-
Matlu'wa bulb-lit. Kmfc's forfcit of. \l . . .— .
, . . . -. _ . ,1 . rs. W. bhclton bum-noon, of boat]:
Iaimn probably be ““"ml i“ “ a“ !Main ati’cotdu thc guest of friends in
"‘5’” .. . . . M... IArlington. N. .l.
' CIA LE. ~ -
”NC” TRIBE 8 "“80 80 B " Mrs. ll. h'. Brown. of llaviland sfmct.
Many Ooiher will cutcrtain thc llld llunlc. (‘lub, \Vcd-
I ncaday :u’tcramin.
it Was a Great Success Dustin
Attractions.
'l'lic third six-mute of l'nl‘ns on». uni Jmm‘s‘lxwhmn-of Brwkli'n. is thv
I,“ l 0 R ‘1 “In” hcldlutnight at tho guusl of Mr. and Mrs. Stanlcy h'. Smith.
. . . . . ('n'sccnl. 'l‘crracc.
'l'ribo'» Wigwam lfl Washington 'slrcct. = ..
and a grunt rent-com. it was. dcspitc tth‘I .\lr.._~' MIM‘)’ .M‘W-‘II'W' of; (‘os Folly,
luthcr attractiom. 'l‘hc dancing 5pm...'Ell‘lisxll‘lllflwilftrri‘lrtnlr' .lrs. \\. ll. “1-
I mu comfortably tilicd tho cntiro cvcn-l
ling. ’l'hc flmr ‘ii constantly unpniv I
.: inn. and hot night was ncar pl rfccnon. '
I? The popular Philharmonic orcltchfra pro- dancc
Ividl-d it» bolt north: for dancing. and
Charloa Ymt «sallml of! tho tlgnnni in hm .
l usual go Kl style. . . I
The floor mmmiftcc. in charge was: 1'. ,
" . . ‘ . '. '-r.t , . ~ ‘ _ .
gflfiéfl'fi fimgucilgi‘dr' :mfimglggm f Orin-has l’. Ballardund brulo rclm'n-
Tho committH-yof arrangement» was 1’. I M tI°I.3”r“'“1k ““5 morning ““1" ”1“”
n, two-u. William .‘lillt'l'..('. Iw. Stow. . “"l ‘ "'3 “'1”-
z'l- ll. .lcnnlngs:utriih'orgc Hlmt. “WWI Mrs. Jcsaw liatfct'son is \‘ih’lfllll! hcr
l “Tr" "M”“W” danccs ““ lhc l’r‘“ . mothcl'. Mrs. Luthcr llallock. in llnn-
. gramme. . lnll‘V. ,
‘ 37- PHRICK'S Pl“ CELEBR‘T'ON' Miss you...(mu... offllimvc sin-ct,
Programme to be Rendered in Music “all. is visiting fricml" in llanbury.
Tuesday tum I
. Tho following is tho programme for;
the entertainment of fit. .lmeph's parish.
T in Music Hall. 'l'ucsday night:
‘Illwrfurv—
Stanlcv fiodfrcv and MISS “whorls.
of Stamford. :tllcmlcd thc licd Mcn‘s
last night. ‘
in Stamford.
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THE IARION SHORT RECITAL.
gatuonal Chapel.
. .. l‘lullulrmIvm"IurcIlu-dra. IIl Tm. Marion Short t'cciful ill iln‘ Nun'-
.(tpcmm: wlcctlun ‘lloil. hint-nus \iu‘atlc l
‘ .“l-wl-k Li'Mlc Murpln and "llnl'an
I Sui w—"t will" flock to HrinI"
3ft» Killic i-ivnn.
.‘ Sr-lllw".‘lilrhlrvl lint." _ ‘
.lnltfl _“. “‘I’llll' .
lozmnmc~-".\u.mu. a, imam“ " a ,
l )tiwnc- “you and Harlot-.1, f.i.-.;-rs,. h
v irtztl Schultz.
I’ Trulfllmlll' win ”’rpring h’onu.’
: info-“l. smith.
' la-wtnrc —"l’;tfrwk'-I4iift iill'l lrclannl'
ciatc u."
. Iii-v. Jun“ 1'. “Hitch.
‘ Duct —-"\\'biam-rinu lingo-1'
)lt'n’~f- tonitfmml llnvics.
mg. provcd to bc an idcal cntcrtainmcnt.
5aud from first to last thc largo audicncc
I was cnthusiastic. Miss Short fairly
o‘llllfli
' Ml‘ll-lul-lhull" I movcd allornalcly to tcars and lauphtcr.
-. ,lppm- I l lnc of hcrownmmpositions. “A chcnd
of Bubblc sand." was given and was not
Ithc lczoit of tho nmny attractive scloc-
. Hovllv‘~'.'l)n:ti’ Lillld'hllflltiv'w’ll "' l litlllb‘.
Is..z.-,.."gm“AIL-[I'lhmm' “WW" I Mrs. Martin Schultz. formcrly a
; iii" lax/iv .lllIlrllifti’. I lcalllng soprano of Sanll‘rancisco. now of
I' Hula- "if.-lrlifilnilet:.vr-i an lrItn Ilium." l Np“: YOI'li. “I‘m-m] lll.‘l'iit‘.lf it ”no “m“
MM” ‘ """ I and won nnstintcd applanx'c. Her voicc
Solos-tintifmmflu-“c-‘m "l.'l|ln‘-'l3|lllll1-" in rcmarkabIc for poo-or and H\Vf‘t‘tllt,‘n‘w‘
. l’lollmrmwnu- tlrchcolm. .. . ‘
' f'lvml't‘: “I'lW'ii-vft. ‘7‘; ul 5?“? ll'n'l illl'l. I
l'ultl Mniltz and chant».
in thc high rzlngc. \vhilc hcr loxvcr tonca
haw all thc. mogul-{ism of a purc
controllo.
IT mander Cornish. licr slcady hand and
. ,v . )nrc toncs give immisc of a carve-r as
I. lb-partmcnt . ( .ommandcr “scar \l . I liulinist achicvcll by vcry fcw.
l Cornish, of “alcrbury. llztti announcvtl} Misc: Bolts. as :wconipanist. did much
"thc department cummincus and aidcs~ by artistic and (‘Ollrlclt'llflnlls playing to
. H...
. Judgc Advocatc~llcnry ‘7 ”‘1‘“va beautiful work of the King's Daughters.
‘ of haug’aiuok.
Soldicrs' Homo—With thc dcpartmcnt ‘
. commander; John M. Brown. Norwich:
. i‘ienry W. Barrows. South Manchester;
(imirgo W. TMm-l. Stamford; Eben L.
Barnum. Dunbnry. ~
chislation—A. l5. lit-cm. Bridge-party
L. A. Dickinson, Hartford; Ira E. Hicks;
Now Brita-in: Isaac B. Hyatt. Meriden;
A. U. Ulmstcwl. East Hartford.
Ruminations—B. E. Smith. Willinmn-
tic; :4. (5. Blakoman. Birmingham; D.
(I. Kilbonrnc. Litchiicld.
l’ickct Posts—S. B. liornc. Wing-fwd:
W. (.1. Hilliard. Bristol: S. M. Blair.
Ansonizl; H. 1“. Hart. Hartford; (Jharlcm .\lr.u..l. H. Knapp.
Griswold. (Milford. ~ 1 “calling-"St. Tllllnml‘" .
Aiilcs‘tlc—catnp-4W.W. Porter. Bridge-a . - ,__.... ‘ 7"“ ,"if'r's' , ..
port; Honry Burkhnrdt: M. R. Kocncyfl “mm" JIIII‘SEIIJI‘}:II.‘\1:I”.\I'II;.\I{'""‘l'
, firistol: Thomzu Hancock, Sonthington; ,’ lluulina --"(‘lliituary—Jl‘lm Now Woman."
Bcnjamin E. Brown. New Havcn; blid-l _ Mrn-A- Ilium-hard. . .
may W. Smith. I)anbnry;\\'iilimn Paint-I “mfmit the conversatmn “'lroplcal
‘cr. firm-nwich: Andrcw 0qu Birming- . America." Mrs. I. .5». Lyon. Jr... gave a
(ham: Frank Shaffer. “’illiamantic: very “IVWSW‘K “11k “" Florida. ““d
Minn-go Vandostrom. Winstcdzilohn S. Mi“. Dickcrman relatedI .
El’rakcr. Wallingford: 5 up] .\_ thtle- l and instructive incidents in the history
iton. Milford: B. B. Th\ Sevmourfl‘ll MC‘Xil'n- ’l‘he housc was profusely
’rcdcrick Gallup. New Lomlm: pI jand artistically docorated with potted
. 310”..le South Sorwalk; r . palms and spring blossoms.
iB. (howl-ll. -“'at4:rbnrv; Edmundle'l" Will)" each lady ”03‘1"“
. D. Rilcy. Hartford; A_ S. (I'hickefininnuxlivcll aclustcfl owcrs and dainty
IPutnum: I". E. flamingo. ’l‘lunnpson- I "‘fn’fllmems wcm 59"“.-
Ivmp: W. p. Mama (kinaan; JnmmII IThc ncxtInnd last meeting wxlbc hold
Jinkmg' L'ui[,n\’il!e; A. B. Parker, Rock- : With the Muses Forms, March 27th.
villu; D. W. (inure-nor, Wcstbmok; .l. '
Iw. Winch. Union: .lamcs M. punctuI Hickman Seymourl-oseHFmser-
:r‘ll“'t'ht‘::"§th:.rrExtracti .........., we Wm M...
sStumford: Thomas ’1‘. Alexander. l)an:'m”" from f“ 501mm” livery stablc,
. .Icuught thc littlc tiny?" of hot oft hand
. . . “'“' ” “ “r" . ' tho heavy door 0 the (‘o lidutcd
i Fmt lctermvc—Alrh !n w l l -l'“1m, 'Kltnlil‘
Iatand why the safe walnut glowi'll‘lgl‘xgl. E 3:: out 1,3! ' mm“. and had tho
Thisbu wan committed hyawom— ..- -_. .__ _._.-.-.. . A
an. .‘ detartivc—Hovr do you «8. S. Tillotwulcnves Monday for
.‘knovr.’ Find demure—fiche in the hair- New York to purchase spring mlllinery
Iptn. ' Iforhernewstore. lttNurtthinnt.
I thc autlictlcc.
. HISTORY AND TRAVEL.
Paper: on Foreign Lands head BeiureI the Fri-
day Afternoon Club.
“liistory and Travel" was the subjccf
of tho Friday Afternoon club. yestcrday.
The club met with Mrs. Ida a, chp.
and the following programme was given:
Pinter—"A 'l‘l‘ip in tho Woof lnlilca."
Mrs. (9.35”. hcndnll.
Readings —"('uba'n \\ rrmgs."
.lr.~._l£. ll. (intnbart.
Vapor-"Emmi.>rutl America."
ERSflllAl.
Glowing: From the Buy World ol
Mrs. William Lincoln. of (‘hapch
struct. will spend Sunday with friends,
I“ An ldealIEnlertalnmonf at the Nomad: Congrr- .
I
6'. A. R. COMMITIEES. l I Miss Agucs Limcjnhn. “"‘T of our
”m _ Vorwalk "iris. was not can \vhit behind
1 ‘PPal'llm’fll‘ ”WWW“ by Deparfmrnf Cam I the othcrhrtists in her Imwer to dclight l
entertaining.
»
REICUE I”! WORK.
, am...-»......
A Correspondent Amos that What has Bun
0m in Other Plus! can he 00» ltm.
Editor of tho Sentinel: blomothlng
ovcr two yearn ago tho writer and a few
otllcra found thcmaalvcs in just thc
ammunition as the littlc buudut pm«
cut \vorlnugin thoWaler fitrcut Mis-
sion hcm scum toboin. judging from
tho communication ruigncd "in ills
Namc." in u rcccnt httucof Thu tlcnti-
ncl.
We had bccn Working along individ-
ual lino». tanking the too common min.
takc that missions are Indcpundcnt of
instead of being foe-dew of tho church of
(llirint. At a meeting called for the pur-
poac of mandating thc adviaabilityof
giving up the work. it was maolvmlto
('(dlrlllll tho plirihll‘tl of all tho evangelical
churchcs in tho city on tho mattur and
abidc by thcir decinon. Tho rcsull wait
this forming of a "(fliristian Mcn'a
Union." (‘OlllplNCll of tho activo xuon
nponfhc platform of total nhatincnrc
and mscuc work. Then: a so on of mom-
ingu Wllzillf‘ltlln which (‘ cl ll. ii.
of thc National Union and othcr promi-
ncnt church and mission \rorlu-rs Wcl'v
pro-sent.
'l‘hc objocla of the. l'nion wcrcfully
cxplninod. and thc work than utartod on
l‘h'ltl’tlilt‘y 7th. trill-l. until at the prom-ht
limc thcrc is lmidclt the lwadqnartcrx of
th“ Union. which are opt-n uvcry night
missions in thc. outskirts of thc city in
which wt’viccs arc. hcld on tho. Sabbath
aml on chncmlay lIi xix. Thu-y nro
conducted and nap tcd by young
In‘uplc's fllx‘icticfl of di cmnt I‘llurt‘lll'fi,
in conncctiou with the (3. M 1).. in this
way. Mcn and women havcllccn mach-
: cd and an! today activo mcmbera of tho
dill‘cmnt churcbca who olhcrwisc \vould
fltcrc and in being (101“! in our ncighlm-
ing city of Ncw Britain. through thc
Union. can bc dono herb.
Lot as nnnctnlmr that1 the animals,
’with allthcir accompanying ovibi. arc
dragging down our lirifghtcst and bout:
that in this mautry of ours. lhc bent on
carth. mum mother's boy. got-1 to a
galnlnkard‘a grave evcry hour. Lot. us
lol‘gcf our isms and ologioo and “In “is;
I Namc." who by pcrsolml contact, hcalcd
. thc lcpcr. show to those around us that
, tin-rc in a rcality ill a lfihrintiun lifc that
I is Not only practical but full of plcaull‘c.
l J\
I‘ In a Whole Clly Full. Work there is flour.
l
If-ur a child's playhouse: but last filllll-
'mcr whcn l passcd it. thcro wcrc rows
qu' cxpoctaur Hllth'rl of nllIshach un-l
‘kindi, uniting thc b och of flit; Work
man. lic. a strong in ully looking t'cl
‘low. could bc sccu. bury at work from
i
1 morning until night. :rumctnnc» making
ncw rhocs from thc rolls of loathcr
Handing in thc corncr. and mmctimcs}
I putting much nut-dud patches and Holm T
I on those.- wall-worn.
. Humid"thcro‘wns always to ho sccn
:aftcr school hours. a littlc group cf;
I black-cycd childrcn. :ipparcntLy all of an
wall: ('ongrcgationul chapcl. hut cvcn- age—n mcrry. rollicking group. If you;
Ichain-ml to taco thc timfhcr in the door
l .
1 Way. and caught licr proud look as sin-
Ibudc tho chllrlrcn rcmcnhbcr thcir inan-
, I 4 : - u. vr \ r .‘
l’ loutdul horn)”. and hcl' l‘ tcncrs won. ; Hl'l‘rl. YOU "“11“" l hl'll) fl‘t‘llllb' “Nil I xuldrcwu 1'" w l' 1'
.thcrcwasa happy family, in apito of
lthc humblc honm. thc hard Work; and
I thc many months to t‘ccd.
3 ’l‘oday l pnsscd again.
wind niatlc fhc plncc look Ill-solato.
llookcd for [no childrcn. but i saw only
I tho boy—~a bright litllc fcllow.
I "thrc :Iu'c tln- mat of tho (:hililt‘bh?”
I l aukcd.
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'i‘hc snow and
t brotllcr, arc dcad and gouc to hcavcn.“
I said thc buy; “my molhcr~ahc cries all
:‘ the flaw. and t‘cclmo sick licrc," putting
' his hand on his hcart. “bocausc my
z father can't. g at any Work."
I lmkcll intolhc shop.
5 dull-cycd man. llll imagc'of dcspair.
. “'You an- in troublc." I said. atcpping
. through the (lnol‘Wny.
I “'l‘rOl‘iblc?" ho cclmcd‘ «hilly. “ls it
i troublc. to bury part of I~_vonr cliihltcn
land not havc a pcnny ' to buy food for;
.‘thosc who are lcft': Sim-c tho quaran-
Itinc was put on my housc across thc
‘srrcct, no onc comes to my shop any
‘mlll‘tl. lhavcalit hcrc. day aftcr day.
Ifor \vccks. waiting for work. But
Ino onc sccms to carc u‘hcthcr \vc
Istarvc. or not. it is a urn-lean, crucl
Haw. that killo a poor man‘s busincss.”
"Hill," I protostcd. “othcr people‘s
I children nmst'bc protcctci‘l.”
' "chd know all that.“ be interrupted.
“But it isov‘cramonth that my child-
Ircn havc. bccn wall, and, anyway. if
lthis is a (‘hristain city. why doesn't
Isomcono try to hpr a man who has
ihad sicknea‘l and trouble. and who only
wants work?" _
! lcould only turn away sadly, and I
’nsk the madcrs of Thu Scdtincl to an-
nnd \vmncnof tho difl‘crcdt churclu-si
lladloy. tho vice-prosidcut and dircctor I
cxccpt waycrnlcctin niv'hta twootho-r. . .
l K h ' Ital-ans. Mr. ltamilton a: oncc nuupcct-II
not hnvu loco. What has bccn doing
It isa tiny ninmvjust a u; rut lnrgccnough .
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“()hltwool as. my ustcr and baby“
'l'licrc sat a ,
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luau m i 310qu
Illhc Cath Drawer in the ‘Warwicli:
I Hotel Bar-Room Rifled.
.4...“ .m'.— -w
ARREST 0F lliE llllllllflli. Ollil’llll I
lie Profound his Innocence Until $1.80 of Ir.
Hamilton's Cash was Drawn from Under
his Coat ~~Sent to tho Reform School ‘
at Madden by lodge host.
(this nmrnina. wlu-n tho lunacy-I
drawer in thc burvroom of l. (i. Hamil.j
ton's Warwick lloto-l was opctwd. tho-
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(though loft than» thc night boful'c: I
"Wehoyxathiu inflict-"ll you a luvl
l 56'“ donut lcuvc so big a ills of mom-y
. in drawnrIu'otiua' and i ii on your while- I
Ikcyso much today wc conic back to
I! night to gcl nmrc. -
I nmmm.vv runs. i
now from; mots.
"Xcuac bad writing w: in hurry pr
lhcc might conic. (imd night you rich;
.m - -~ciguru 300d in.
l - v n v
l Tllli‘l lcd to :m inventigation. and it '
i was found that onc of tho shuttcm «.f a}
2 roar window had hccu pried oil and co-
Itx'allcc galillcd to tho room by that
l ml :l liltlc I'Itltll‘t‘fl buy, (litre-two llazlc- I
lion. of lunar tho guiltypc-rsnn. and min I
gmmlicalccl his filinjlllflmifil to ('hicf of.
fl'olicc V'ollnu-r. 'l‘bc boy camc from
lthcfioufh llvc or six wccka ago. and
7 Mr. Hamilton lu-fricndml him. guw lnm
clothing and allowcd him to livw at tbc
I llufl'l.
About a \Vcck ago thv- boy lm-amc.
. "too t'nmh," as Mr. Hamilton o-xprcm-o
I it. and hc dixI‘mnso-d with his wrvicco. 3‘
I him‘c that timc the boy baa bccn alccp- .
hug in a shanty in thc (might yard.
j (‘hicf \‘ollmcr went. thcro. but found no;
3 lrucc of Iiazlcton. and than wcut to tho
Jdcpot. and tin-rcfunnd'him on thv- plat-
form. 'l'lu- boy dmigml around tho cur- §
ncr it»; soon as hc saw thc chicf. but. tluv
olilccr caught him.
llazlcton Ill‘uf-‘tift'll his inmm-ncc at .
.ll'hl. but aftcrward gavc himwlf away.
and an old Hint‘h’lllg. llflllfiiifllll'! 5.17M).
thcammmt Mr. Hamilton minml. was
'drawn from mulcr his mot. lie: was
. takcn to policc hemlquartcm and gncn
.E a hcaring bcforo .ludgo From. lb: and
hc was tittcon yours of agc. and thew
judgc scntenccil him to tho sf‘th' reform ‘
whoa! until he attained lll't majority.
(‘hicf Vollmcr hulk him to Mcridcn on
Itlu- mm“ (min.
M E l’liODlSl’ CONFERENCE.
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The Olticial Programme of Sprints and lut-
ings Announced.
’l‘hc i'orty-cighth annual nix-mini) of LLB"
Nl‘w York Ella-l7 (,‘(lnl'v‘l‘l'ltt‘c of ”it: Mew]
1 thodist church will bc held in Ncw liav- ‘
Icn at lhc ’l‘t‘inity Mclhmlist chnrchfwm
April 1 to April II). ltiahoph‘. M. Me'r:
i rill will prcuidc. ’l‘lc- cu-mplctc official
pin, gl'amlnc follows:
\l'lvfltNlitéll.\\' lavmm.‘ .\rr:li.‘.‘.
; .lnnivcrsary of Young i’m-plc'n uncir-
.’f_\'. Hct’. A. ll. (hwicnough prcxidlng:j
' M. Cromlcr and;
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I Iii-v. l). (i. Downcy. I
I 'rlll'nslnx, .\l~nu. l. ‘
' 9a. it:.——l)pcliing of thc c-otifcrcimv.;
'i‘hc Holy Communion will bc :ulrnintm i
I mg bishop. h'. M. Mcrrilt L. L. 1).. oh
l (‘mcinnnti.
2:30 p. m —~.-\nnivcrsary of “'oman'n‘
llonm Mimaionary society : whiny» by
Rcv. (‘. H. 'Win;:. 3
I 72250 p. tIn.-~.»\univcraary of flown: Mix—I
' sinmu’y suwicty; mld‘rcsu by Rcv. Dr.
lmmaril.IFccl'ctatl'y lll' flltl rall'icfy. i
il a. 1n.-—-('m1l’crcm'c tit‘rlfl'lllfl. .
‘3:l|l p. 'm.--—.\nmvcrh.~try of thc Wu"
man's Fox-vigil hlmzdonary minty. j
75:!) p. m.--~.\nniv<-rmry of f‘hurrh‘
thcnsiun mcicty: mhlrcna by RM“. Dr. I
h'pcnc‘cr. sccrctary of thc moicty. y
Emmi. amt-n. fly. I
il a. m.Ml‘onl'crcncc umriun. .
10:303. m.» Mcctmgol‘ the! lay cicc-l
. tnral confcvcncc in tho chapcl of Trinity
church. I
2:30 p. arm-Joint mcct of tho nuiniml
tcrinl and lay clcctoral conform-cm: flvl'
drcsscs by Bitihop Mcrrill and. tifll’lt'r‘i.
Tziill p. ni.-.\nniVerxary of 1mm-
nncc comely; addrcsseo by criminal dial-
tinguishcd tl-lmpcranou aviator».
t-'.-\'l‘l"Rit.IlY. APRIL i.
ii a. m.—~(h)nt'crcncc Sl'c‘HlllIli.
7:30 p. m.—-—.~\nmvcruary of crlncaticw
al aocicty; mlrlrcssoa by Rcv. Dr. Ray“
mood. [o'csidcnt of Weslcyan naive-mity. .‘
Micidlctown. and itcv. Dr. Bcilcu. via-W
chancellor of thc American. uttm-rhity‘
at Wmthington. I). f’. '
, ' arm \v. APR”. 5:.
ll a. in. «Love fczmt undcr dim-lion of.
ltcv. B. M. Adams. I). l).
iiiul’iop Merr-
Inwcr thc man, ”Why?" .l. M. W.- rIIIllo‘iU :1. xii.—~:5u1.mon by
; VHACRANh’lflSTlT-lillfllli . II 2:30 p. m.——<lnlination of cain‘lidatcxI
i - ,-. for thc. rcspcctivo orders of «lam-on and]
'loseph Sullivan Enjoying ifs Benefits of ihejlv‘fllm .
Walnngford Masonic Home.
Past Master R. M. Wilcox mpreaont-
ative of (”lid Well Lodgc. F. and A. M.
visited Joscph Sullivan at the Masonic
Home. at Wallingfonl. yesterday. Ho
found Mr. Sullivan in cxccllcnt spirits
though his gcneml condition is morc
feeble than at his last visit. Mr. Wilcox
spcaks in the highest praise of the Home,
and pronounces it the grandest institut-
ion of Masonry. Tho house is delight-
fully bicafcd. the surroundings of the.
"lost leasant character. tho care bo
ulowcl on the inmatcs pt‘ffecl. and all
the conditions the bout that mold pos-
sibly b0 provided for the inmates. At
present thcrcare oightwn in the insti-
tution, thc oldest ciglitymven years old.
Entertainments are provided by Meridun
and other towns. and everything pmsible
done to make life in the institution of
the most agreeable character, and these
efforts mvery keenly appreciated by
1:30 p. in.——~Almivct'sary of Fri-cil- I1,
man‘s Aid and Southern Educational"
smiety; address by Rev. J. W. HmiivI
ton, I). f)., accrctaryoi' tho moiety; ‘
. wmuv, APRIL ti,"
9 a. m.—-(.‘onfercnoe Sill'iflltlfl.
2:30 p. m.—-—Mc;norial aervit-c for ionic
bcrs of thc court-romeo who have: tired
during the your.
' 7:30 p. m.—"Scmi-centonnial rcminia,
concert of, his ministerial carccr," by?
ltov. A. H. Mead, of Mormon. J
. 'n'usmv, mm 7. J
H a. m.—-(I‘unfcrcnm Reunion.
2:30 p. m.-——( 'ont’crcncu mini-i.
‘ 7:30 p. m.-l 'onfarenco scallion.
Letter Carriers m Happy. .
Lotti-r carriera l’. H. Ulcudcnniag.W
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.1". Hubbell and (i. K. Nickcmon. of the;
Norwalk t-ofllce. wont out or: tboirI
routes this morning with an unusual
broad nmiloon tluiir countenam. which l
tho-oinwhooabehalftheyurimado.
t
is unwanted tor-by the fact that their?
checks for but mind. I
folluwin ' notc our flillllll instcad of tho. .
is
.Mn. law will ring as a solo thc vcry
Imng Luthcr anng that day.
; my and ova-tong.
: HJW'II’"
; ablc onpg‘mrt.
. ‘. lknumgh'd fun—making
who Hart Shim. ('harlca F. .lcromc.
‘ moat in thin intone. calling nttcntion to
Ian-ah
NORWALKJCQNN. HA’l‘l'ltlilAY. nuucn it. 1896.
SUNDAY SERVER.
m—
Ihoir Tho-u lath. Churches at
”until Roomy.
In tho l-‘int Mclhulhst Ephraim!
church. ltcv. (.‘hurlcu l3. Bcnmlict prc' lb»
cs at iozilo tomorrow morning. Sunday
cvcning tbcro will bc Itiuflll', pictumi
and mention. m-conliug to line following
programme:
flotilla“. _
Anita-m "lnvclflvttic"
Hcrwturc Law. at.
boot ”My Faith Inn-tn ll . in 'l'lu-l‘."
{In ltnngcbc lid-m and l t. l'rttttL I null-wk.
'rzllowr.
Sui r " rake MY l.lft.‘lilill '14 if 3M."
.lw- .lunulc l’un‘udl.
"'l lit-urn! flw
Milan and
”fit-tint! \HfIlwau \‘ulcc of
Joan» rim .
'lft'llirl “Ru 725i. .
i'su-tortul which ~l~'huwlau -l mnzunlccut r
trmtu' Lotto-t: lattlwrn-u dozing wu-
uar bov on tho unmet-i, lu-lng raw-nu {rum
liltfhllflbKI 'lfu- rig-liar nf i'nhuz'g. win-r"
hc 1.11“th hm inmost-i ll‘flflllu. .
M r. nu-tawlt'imrvw ."nw )li'i'h‘a-illillm‘ of
fbc liclnrtuatmn. ' Luthcr‘» urchin-at in ma.
Whilc tbc congregation in linking up-
on tho plutlll’l‘. of the boy Lntlu-r lacing
amount whit-e uinglng on thc strccts.
A little
girl wull ning ouc of Lutb'or'a' must lx‘au- I
trial infant bruins. D-fltl'ti open at (3:39.
fi't'vin- bcgim at 7 o'clock. All arc in
h’ifttd.
(from. church scrvum. tin. m. iiolyI
liltntnuniou; 10.30 a.ln.. Morning Pray. f
cr. Litnry and mention: ”Int. SundayI
tichmi: 7.30; p. in. Hunting l‘raycr andl
wrmon. Tho m tor will ulliciatc. Alli
am “'t'lt'fllllt'. ‘ I
Timiorrotv at tbc Fir-t (Xingu-million]
aichnn n. thcpiutur will occupy fllt‘I
pulpit warning and cvcninr. MorningI
Mllvjm'l: "'l'lw liluriuwe (iutlpcl of the:
Elm-ml Hui." in lllt‘ nvcning thc p;t.~;~‘
fl’rr'nl flu ml- Will fr: "'l'hc Sccrct of all
liappf: Lira." tire ryliody cordially \vcl'
orwtoml. Y. I’. S. i“. ii. at “22501). nl.
itcv. .\. ll Wyatt having lu-cn rr-:
minim! to pmach on amnr‘cnn-ntn. will ;
”walls on illts‘l xnl-jcct tinnday cvcning in I'
thc Somali; Mcthmliat church. 'l‘hcnic. :
"A Kindly Word totf'hril-rtian Young}
l'mplc on thc l’ard ’l'abb, tho Dance
and tho 'l'hcatic." :«lcrvicc at‘ 7:30. AI
mnlinlwcimmc to cxtcmlml to cvcry-
film.
5.: Kim Son’i: Sorwnik ital-list church '
thc junior Will prcach tunnrrow morn- I
In lhc crcning inc;
will givn- (ha-m indof thc Scries of ll-;
'lnstmtcal sermon on ittniynn's "Holy
War". 'l'bc surmptuarn will be mould
ricrvicv- at 2 til-ruck. (‘hnrm opcn at '
will”.
Ruv. (icral-l ii. Bcaril will prcaIch to- ;
marrow looming a mention on tho home, I
which will bc of filfl‘l‘tnl intcrcut. per.
haw. l:iltl(rilid'i.‘. ’l‘hc snbjcct will bc’
"'l'lu- Savingthrroic of Motbcrrx.“ In
tho Honing lhr- Mcn'u thin-lav livcning
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’ club it ill havc chargc of thc wrvicc. At-
lumcy .fwllll ll, Light wail girc an ad—
.lrcsw on "(‘hrictizynny and rincccsafnl
l’rn-fcmonnl Mm...“ 'l‘iic soloists Will
ho Mru‘. A. l'. Whither. iaiprauo, and l'.
.l. l-‘rmman. \‘ilrlllllsi. 'l'hc special
manic iiicluuica tbt— anthrax. "ilcnr. U
Lord." choir; “violin mic. Schulmrt’s
”St'fl'flnllr." Mr. i’rccman: mpg-ant) rolo.
euitb violin obligatm “Saviour. Hear
Mr." Mn. \‘t'bcclcr: violin win. "l‘rizc,
:Hnu.‘ ' s from Wagncr‘a itic Mohair-rung—
cm". Mr. l’rccunan.
POPULAR AMUSEIEIIS.
Bionic Lester's Company. I
charming pmluction "Mollie
lrl'w\‘I":l ill its prcm‘ntatiou atf
Ivcrtcrdnyw matincc. m lloyt's ll]?:lf1‘1-.I
l: was “'llll">:tdl'dl by a largo andicncc who f
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lmthmt no ably cow‘twl. M inn Lestcr was I
.a purity. trnc bcartcd coilccn. and Bic. -
gcno ir'razicr a tin»! admirablc ticrahlI
IU'Xcil. J. J. ltyzm mot an adcpt asI
mum- St, Ali.o-:r,- Last night, Miss}
luntcr'» “Hagar-«l Jack. tho lhmtblack.” I
lmmght hot bcfor» thc audience as a
civic! fury.
Tllt‘ company .furnishcd 3
'l‘nn- orchmtra dim aim-d I
planting wlwzi» "4. Tonight "Jack:
.‘incpparal" Will hold tho boards. . l
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Belmonlco s. 5
film llacllmough's {arc-a comedy in
. db.
Itlm-claugliablczuto. cntitlcd “Dclmon- in nu
im’u at ti." noalcr inc managcmcnt of J. i
M. Warduunll appear at the NurwalkI
f
mm“ .lionac. on “'cdncnlny night;
Mandi lb. for thc initiatitof l’hmnix linvl
ginc cotnpcniy "'lbalmonico'a at ti" is’
plowing and praiyrworthy in its freedom I
from immpluy and slang. , in Mr. Mac»
their is no temp. .
lotion to mrch for flaws in his work. 1‘
. cvcn front critical altsmctionn of nnprc- ;
tcntiom‘ form. (ilcn hlftt‘Dtltlilugll. who ;
gam tan a Mtnplc of his ability inI
"l'rrxligal Fath---r." hamlone crcn bcttcr I
in his! latc play, “lkltnonico'e. at 6.";
The Wt'llvktmlh’it manic Mnnagcr Ward
hair cugagml fort 16 admin of 1895-1896,
incladc Milo Dunbar. Trixie I-‘riganza.
Mich: liclla Vivian. Miss Clam B42“. and
ticorgc I". ”all. (Scot-go 'l‘. ‘Nllllitlllo. l‘.
W fiahtwcli. and E. .i. Dalian. "
Farewell Performance.
l’mt'.llcynolnbiwill‘girc his farewell
Momma“: at tho Konvalk ”pt‘l'ltl
ll-vuoc tonight.‘ at is cxmttwl that ho
mil ham aortic swollen! subjects on thc
“ago. ills entertainments arc a palm-
ccn for the: blow.
. WM.) Advertisers.
I‘Ltglm hold this week wcrc to William
P. firm. Harry Parnell. of Mathimt;
f.'. U. lxnalwila, of Hart Nun-{alt (hiltlzi
.‘il. Flam-lira. of Nomadic. The Fox
(lyric: (Io. its flouriuhing and holding
forth at the old stand.
llmfiml. tho florid. inns an annmncc-
hm tmtard gnribn and tiowcr mule. Mr.‘
llanfonl is wrll known to Norwalk
pimplr. and his statctncnts‘ arc always
Ichaolc. \‘i'c advico oar "null-m to give
his and» a trial. We arc sum they will
It murincul of Illicit nnpcriurit)‘.
alarm: variety of hill: vcilingn, rang-
ing in price from m: npwnrda, at II. ii.
'I. .
Icuicmiun. .\|I|Il}‘l|lN’lASl.R\' 5b
tr voo want or
wait uni/thins. . .
or have anything to ital. I.
on All an. at tit: “In
um cutout
TWO GEN
“Want." "For Ruin." "To let " " "
"round." and adwrtlmucntu ol a ll‘t‘o
ncfcr. not vac-Nina llvo “hm-An
in thirty ordinary wunlnwarol ‘
column our day for on cold»: no
cents : ono wwk. mic dollar.
WANTED.
ANTED-min OM'rilful' on “in! .
V W
“ machinc. in lnh 'cmndnln flhlflsflim
nnl. Allllrowh i'll‘dlllll l‘llllt‘fu. Booth
. - ~WI-W
l‘unn. .
“ll §>.-l;‘u.-.:;..;;.‘;;.;;u mutt» .
l it til 'zmnchluaomhouubl'
utul llnlnu machines. Denali
Mull: hurwnlk. Conn.
”“i-o LET. ' ‘
'l‘o L21"! 15...... in}? .. a..." gumnmt u
“out avcnuc. Apply to D. \l . FITCH.
until
1 lo l.ll‘l'.~»lluu.~c and amnion to a nmntl ”
l iutuilyun ll'lli'll llih. Apply to loam
('03. ”in” .
r in [.lli’l‘u'l‘wa llll‘u roman. Inquire of 1).:
l A. linkingroccr. s llaymund stmofflh.
.N'orlhalk. In 1’ R
._ . "~'~~~'~"”’~t-
f ‘(l l.ET.-—linum .\'o. in Owlmrd of”. mm
n‘vlo furnllout'lh'u (amnion: bath room;
and tumam and all madam improve ‘ .‘
inquirc ultcr 2:30 p. m. at Motorola“!
continuance. r- V
iccllpictl ”Y the auger»
ftontvury out).
ltilfi’t‘. ~t4ti ~rc at
Ilvalk. fuIrmcrly f
Scam 'I.\l:lcthI-~t‘umtmnv.
III”
ablu. or Mirna-alum inquircof BJ. inflow
r.» “ca Main wlrcef. Norwalk. nut tl "
l.l2’l‘.~~l.mvorpart of home No.3 11¢an
gum-immune nlw first ttl‘mr. hit). 1!) -
“in" t. rent tn. 5 room-nulm 'J (coma. ton
. ugc. ho." Day
Rplv to“. Motion. No. a
. .irwalk. mil lw
trip
lml’
flour. rcul Minis-l curl of cum
hll'o-cf, icntli. A
1'1th otcflh'. l'l‘lhl
'l‘t) Lil'l‘. — lluuw .\‘o 5 Hartford Place to lot
from April lal. llul ttlnl I'Ulll Walt! :
first und r‘rl'ullll "our human on Fort fin hf:
«tn-ct: rcInt tum and i~.v~v:tnx l‘lltfnfi mil-nor
.‘wrth Mum and Ann hll't‘f'l'f. South Non-nth
rcut $IJ: h-ulso lilo Main strccf. Norwnlk. rent
9!; hilll5l.‘ :77 “w ullvarnl :u’cullc. rout m. E. A.
\l'ouimann.
f ‘UIltl‘ZN'l‘x-Offlcoa in Huff's ’l‘hcatro bulld-
uia. Applvtol. ll. iiov‘r. in off
'1‘” RENT.- l-‘mm .fil-ril lat, the offices in
l.wi.'\vmnl'~ Building. horwalk. Apply
r. Rm. .lnnw locxuimo. m Hf
'I‘U l.l“.'l'."lltlll§t‘ on Gonml plat-o all mod-
.-m inu-rolclncllh: llmmr uni IUI'GI'IID-
patina-1.3x on tic-hard hilt-ct. E. Album.
. muff
tl‘o Il.l:T.~ l'rnm .\ oil I. door in Pairflehl
l-m- llmtrnnv‘c mil-ling now occupied
nsn lmlac l'-Iulll. will tmrcntudtor name or-
~--u§urlu:ht nuinnfacturmg. Apply to man
l. libai’l'. N.‘ ll out “root. lli ll 1
'1‘”l.l".‘l‘—l-‘nur"r-mm apartment. first and
sum-Ind flour. rcar. 93 Washit ton ntraot.
u'imIl. »\\‘v- in cvcry r34 uu.thllIA lizhfoiianchmgi
cu: «vacuum a an inch to. mutant mar
llwr bwut'tz .l' i'orbott block. Ill and at W
lngtnn ~trccf. rcnt 57 and :9. Apply 01.1) M ‘ .
('nnnt‘o. . .l/ l”
’1‘“ Li~'.'l‘.I~llousc 7 room.
I Hm (ii-ow tom. tic: house to,» y
5»trr~o-f.lirlmln.-4. ti : house a 'l‘olien,atreo it
all in first-clash
lamina. Sl‘t‘
lllltililc ”fl
" 'lh l‘wllli unfit“!!! all
5 pl)- tn (.‘lllifl'l‘léli
it'i'o-llllv'
\‘l' .\'u. HilIllarlmr avenue. Norwalk. six
. mom will wty \vatcr. rant tourism three
rwnh. city um:-r.Ircnt St. Ime Aprill.5
rut-film.“ .\.., in Main moot. b-irwalk. mllt $9.
.lele to l:.\l.l’li liUUDl’. 100 East nvonna.
. ui‘lt'alk. if) if
FOR SALE.
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II‘OH SALE—Illnc hundred foot 0f garden
hmc. rcfngomfnr and carpetsj wind w
thud-m. [mic-4.1mm: and flat: lwluncfc..in (KN!
Mrrnfl .r -
in ll 6
‘ul: SALE.» i lu-nu. lot on \\'ushlngton lit.
l-ridgc. murlh sidcl. mxlm. l’nrt can re-
nulm on llllll'lxhtzo. .lpr-ll‘lli'l‘nl‘LUB& GOLD-
l:\'. Inlllw
. .\n. n lilimlwth retreat.
I mnlnblc for two families. All modern
:m rl‘vllclllnl..-«. ('nllf.‘tlllfil'.ll'(‘tt)m‘fl. twobatha
mu [tantra-a (‘all on (nan. Sn'l‘. John. on
prcmm-u. “Him
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mix a. KNAPP. m lien-sires
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.‘l'lli S.\l.l"..«-l‘urily
. . and chchpnesa 'are
\l'll'll no claim fort!
in Longmnn A? Man
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l ‘ lclcd undc" tlic «lircctlon of tho maul. thorongbit’ l’lllwl'l‘ll ii!" Wli. humor and ~ WM" I‘lunlfi. (all at put-atom for colored 5-
mp] pi‘iccxI Sul’lll .\ult\\‘ALK “All WARE (10..
i‘.‘ South Main atruct. Ip ’
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hunt and shop basin-ms of
u-Imlmu onto-,0 stock and
Moro. Will he Hold Very
Apply at tho atom.
lI‘Uli SAUL-Tho
l‘. it. llarvoy. ll
tlxturcuuiul lcaso of
chcap it sold at oncc.
In :. ll
I‘Ult ii.ll.l-I.--~l.zuvn grass. rod top. red and
. lealm'lovm-amid. alumtimoth '. SOUTH
.‘uil;l'..‘.l.i{ ll.\l:lt\\'.\lti2('u.. l‘J South Mliin atmet.
lfloi: S.\Ll‘I.—-lluildilm lot comm on West
ai'cuuo. moat dcwirnblc lot on theuvemw.
Apply in Taylor J; lioldcn. '
180R SALE. —(‘oft{tt:c at Bcll Island. 86 feet
\vntcrlront. .l-u’lfy furnished. Purchase
now u'liilc you havc tho it nportunlt . Inquire
' ii.\\‘atcrbury. heal llatate andlnaumnuer
uhlngtun stroel. d 1'1 lyr
\ l-‘Iil'li [I‘I'HlIll cottquo on tiltinwmdlnvenine
4 MPH“ c-‘tcnpnnl oncasy drum. a ll TB
of s. it. Hllkiltllool). 13 Grove straet. Sqouth
.\ovwnlk. . . ”‘9”
FOR SALE OR TO LET. .
' Elll' EASY 'l'lvililltl. (‘oltage.6moma. 'nt .
Ill-m'uytcn. ncnr tho station. *7 parmontll.
or Will soil and allow pnymcntof $10 pct-month
toward purchasc: house and lot 50 x loo foot.
Building lots for mic. pavableIomall amounts
\vcckly or nmnfhly. Llihuh lllLL LAVD
(‘UMl‘AhL Mr. John loam. ‘
(Ell
I I ltowayton. or
(~jlli'u WA; touudu-l .L Um. diners. South
,\ur\vn!k.
-. 413 am
at; tummy oerluus. V
In the Suit for $5.000 Damages for fit! Estate .
' oto. ll. Mumford. .. .
’l‘hc Nurwalk Tramway company has
Ilcfuullcll tilc null for $5,000 damages
‘nstiluicd ngaim-t it by Gmrgo W.
Stcvcnu. lolntinistralor for the estate of
(llivcr R. Mumford. of South Norwalk.
who was thrown from the rcnr platform
ofu car on tho dcfcndaut company‘s
road at Rmvayton on (h‘tobcr fl, 1895.
.\ brazing on damages will now be
held. ,
llr-r cxtravagancc. —-Mrs. Smith-—
“Dear mc. 1 am golfing a double chin.”
Mr. Smith-~“You ought to be ashauwd .
to burn so much of anything these hard
times."
"I thought you Raid tho Illoctorfolll
you to diet." "Well. I am dieting."
But you go to thoso chafing-dish portion.
“1 know it. if i wasn’t dieting. I
\i‘mllllil'f dune." .
lino (‘Xi‘tllltlftlL‘l’ill‘kn‘i'Bnl it's lino
musiblc that a part should ever be grout—
cr than thc whole!" ‘Wiggimc-"It'l
clear that you can't ma how a star actor
always looka at. his own part!" '
Harold was told to write a which »
lit-Manning tho word "trim." no oath ‘
from the citv and the word had a until.
in:- mum]. is sentence road: "The W
drained Itbe collie." , .
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