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“Em ”HE“ lEG‘ a... iv. 1. sac-art Mon, mum in
' Waterbury, Lu! Sunday.
its toll My Mum he tool: it
With iii. Whoa hc But oil the Car.
tit am am: flit mum.
My hector Awards tin Arcs-pitched Earl
Milli Drum ”25 Dams for in-
At the morning service at the (.‘hurch
of the immaculatel‘onccplion in Water
bury. last Sunday, Rev. W. J. tilts-uni.
formerly imior of ts‘t. Mary's church.
Norwallt, punched a striking sermon.
appropriate to St. Patrick's day, and
containing many reflections intruding
the lrrsh people in America and in Ire-
land at the pica-tit time. lie noted es-
-iiilly ihoreganl of the lrish maple
W n W k ‘ Could» on ill or the sanctity of the marriage tie. and
their respect for God's law in the man
Mm 90” ”I“. ll“ “WWI"- riage state, saying that the Irish general-
ly had large families and that if flame
who worry about the future of tliisconn-
try Would sec to it that u posterity
were raised up to guard the country's
interests, they would have no micasion
for worrying about tltefuture. He said.
further:
"The Irish in this country could never
become nnan-tnsts or plotters against
the free institutions of the country. as
their religion forbids them toilo nnv-
thing against law and order. "ll‘ifill’
men should have the rauhness to bitni
themselves together in any secrets».
ctoty formed to: the express purtlose of
plotting agains theinw of the statcor
the rights of their fellow citizens. the
Catholic church would ’t‘xcultllllllllit'llfc'
them while living, refuse thcin (‘hris—
tinn burial after death, and prumnmcu
the ground in which they werc'lnid after
deatht'orcver. act-arsed. In the great
Hnymnrket riots in (‘hicago nine of the
clown pohcnien who gave up their llh'n
In defense of law and right were Irish
men.“ ~ .
In regard tothc Irish pimple in Ir.-
lund he spoke of the \disutriou and de-
nioralization of the present Irish loaders.
He thinks that home rule for Ireland is
something that can be attained by noth-
ing short of a European complication
and a revolution in Ireland. He says
that the only question the. English lead-
ers have ever had at heart. was the ad-
vancement of their own interests. and
titat even (.llzulstono was more of an
English olitician than a friend to Irc-
land. ‘nthcr Slocum considers thc
"(iratid Hid Man" insincere and hypo-
critical, although an astute politicion.
He says it would be bad policy for
England to grant home rule to Ireland,
as she would then be no longer mistress
of the seas, and"with home rule and
all the (.‘alholic‘population hostile to
Protestants, France. could quickly laml
an army, almost before anyone know
it,”
He said in ch lsing that though we can
not look with much hope toward lrchind
at the pmsent time, we “can be true iti
this country to what our faith teaches
us and loyal to the institutions of this
country. roady to defend its liberties.
and. if necessary, to lay down our lives
forlt."
The case of John Keogh, of East Nor-
walk. vs. Nistlk Tramway company
was tried in the snwrlor Court at
MW. yesterday foreman. befom
Judge “some W. Wheeler. The ovi-
dcneowu short and consisted only of
the testinumyof Keogh and Dr. F. B.
flicker, of East Norwslk, who attended
him It the time he was injured. The
defence Muted no testimony, being cott-
umt to rest their case upon the nature
of thuwidcuw introduced by the plain-
liflJt was evident they expect tobe call
«i own to pay szmre damages, as they
rlcfaulterl.
Keogh wuss passenger on a car ro-
tarning from Gregory's Point. to Nor-
wullt, Heptelubsr l. I895. The car was
(dimly followed by another and when
it WWI the cur following crashed
Info if. K: h, it lunlleged. had one of
“minutes of its right arm dislocated
run! was bruised some about the body,
but new after the accident he was play-
ing in an orchestra at Roton Point. For
thishesuidhe received If!» per Week.
less vi which VIII deducted for his board.
llht [attrition was that of snare and bass
drummer and cymbal player. all of
which :uxmnnpiishments he performed
at the sauna titne. lie also said he was
a batter, and amid have worked at the
business had there been. anything doing
in that lino.
On cross-examination Keogh showed
with drum sticks how a snare drummer
pcrfrmncd. This was to show that in
the use of the sticks a drummer was not
rainiml toput his whole 11le in uro-
t to.
Dr. Baku testified as to the. nature
of Koogh's injuries and from the nature
of the testinwny the inference might be
drawn that the doctor did not consider
tlwiqurics tube of a serious nature.
”is hi I for professional services in the
cm was $2.5.
Amther man who was injured in the
more ccchleutaljett‘luulw with tire Train—
way annually 1' . (ixigi was of-
fewd will. but refused to accept and
brought In“ fnrfln'sli). Those not iii-.-
nerve-ted
. who heard the evidence. ' a '~ '- <
(Wilt “High blade a mistake when CNAUIAUQUANS M MRS. FOX'S.
benefactor! the ”00. ,
"National Characteristics" Discussed at the
March Meeting of the ,Union.
Last night the March meeting of the
The Bridgeport Partner says Keogh.
warn witness who did not strengthen‘
his own raise. (in remiss-examination
his answers were evasive and his evident
alcnimat rural tolletoshowltis"stnart- (.‘hnntanqna Union was held at the
“8“» i) “9 ”Pillar“: [‘3']?! blw “’1“ hospitable home of Mr. and Mrs. E. II.
.5, g i I -. . . . v H ‘ V
w," nuwn it was ' mg m“ n Fox, tn Vi est street. lhc evenings
Itmlotwof his legs in getting off the
car. Judge INF 01‘th Mitt-d:
”What did you do with your other
,0!
”What did [do with it? W'hy i took
it with me." was the reply.
After the argurmints were heard in
flu: case. Judge Wheeler decided that;
the plaintiff was entitled to $32.3 dnmu- .
guts. and so found.
topic was “National (‘iirii‘itctci'istics.
This being the American year in the
(‘hautanqna course the. meeting was of
rendered.
KELLOGG'S PECULATIONS.
“W.
hutch Quits Lupe, but Iiis Accounts With
' flicficurnmcnlarc Ill flight.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
Shun. of Norwalk, was in Stamford,
Mmulay. straightening up the affairs of
Mrs. M. J. Duly. who was fiecced out of
several hnudrui dollars by William H.
Kellogg. fornmriy of Norwalk.' who
amassed her business. '
Mr. l'iioan found that Kellogg‘s ac-
counts with the government were all
right. “is installations. however, have
[seen going on since last August and
willprolmbiy amount to more than at
first wmmsed. It is believed that hc
will never be swan again in those .parts,
flushing term in prison stares him in
the farm.
Yestmday Deputy Collector Sloan was
in North (irwnwich on official business.
Bohannnn, of Stamford; "'l‘hc 1).).in
Question," a pretty contralto solo,
swu-tly sung by Miss J. Pearl Gregory.
istics—As tithcrs See Us," a most excel-
lent paper was prepared and read by
cludcd with fWUticiighfl'ul contrilmtions
the Union, Rev. 1). M. Seward.
“How Parson M<,;1't‘cll Laughed in
Mectin’," from Harriet Beecher Stowc‘s
”UltitownFolks." 'l‘hc charming man
ner clniracteristic of Dr. Seward brought
out all the humor and the author‘s
often heard, they never had been so on-
joyotl before.
Mrs. James (loldcn was the efficient.
zu-cotnpanist of' the evening.
National Guard Marksman.
There were [.039 members of the (ion-
necticnt National (inard who qualified
for state decorations in rifle practice last
year. (if these the Fourth rcgimcnt had
132. there being twenty-thrtw sharp-
shixiters, sixty-two first-class, and forty-
seven inarksmcn. Company Blind nine
sharpsinxiters, sevéntccn first-class. and
fourteen marksmcn; total, forty. (‘om—
puny E, one. sharpshooter, and two
marksmcu; total, three. Company K,
three shamsin u itcrs, seventeen first-class,
and six marksman: total, - twenty-six.
Company I (Winstcd) one sliat‘pslnxitcr,
four first -cl ass, and four marksmcn; total
not DAY PHOCLAMATIDN.
IW-fhfi’crih Monaco Our Peace. we i
Mi Atlt For Guidance. '
(iovcrrmr Gown yesterday issued his
Fast Day prwlnxnation. as follows:
.“fpmmsouanee with a practice care-
fully ered for many years, I hereby
cumin: Friday,the third day of April,
as a day of fasting and prayer.
“flenwtnfnring dangers safely passed,
let us. as a people. earnestly inquire
whether we have used the opwrtunitics
" H about from; -1 and spiritual “Tl" nino Company 1" (Norwallr) fivefirst-
W: and being mlndful that serious class. (Prunpatiy (l (Danbnry), nine
perils momma our pears and prosperity,
let us. with one voice. ask of Him from
WWII every blessing comes, that gold-
now: which gives clear perception of
duty. with wisdom and courage to dis-
charge its mitigation to the acceptance
of our Father in Heaven." , ,
Th Ital-c can Again. .
The robins which hibernate amongi
the balm on the Henry I. Hoyt proper-
ty. wthe cornerof Franklin avenue
and PW Hill street, made thcir
first mm of the season last Sun-l
day. just at dusk. and were heard again i
i“ the mm?“ M evening,chtrpingn ning. A new feature is the large
”L" hoarse notes. The" appearance llsinmount of space given to the statistics
M infslltble “8“ d the near approach 1 of the minor leagues of the country, and
M ""m lrvlaettlatlwather. ithe valuable (phage mCiiI‘dS_ In fact
' "”4“ - --._ > , .the book is the baseball manual of the
-—Imkat [Amer ll. Wright's adver- 3 year. Sent on receipt of ten cents by
(Witt. $10.11!!) worth of wagons, .the American Sports Publishing com-
Mghsand horn goodsthst mustbesold. ipany, 241 Bromlwav. New York city.
first-class, and seven marksman: total,
.sixtocn. (.‘ompanyl‘. (Statufonl). live
sharpshootcrs, ten first‘class. and four-
teen marksmen; total, twenty-nine.
Spalding's Baseball Guide For i896.
i This guide is the largest book of the
kind yct issued, and is more copiously
and handsomely illustrated than over
before. Besides the new playing rules
it is replete wtth baseball statistics,
record, and most intenesting and in-
struct] '8 chapters on the points of the
game in its respectch departments of
pitching, batting. fielding and base-run-
,on "()ur Loading Cities," by \Vllllflllll
thoughts utitil all declared that, though .
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" SOUTH ,
it man Till-I nva
"Jim" Ellis. to Avoid Armt. Plunges
Into the Icy Water
Mill MAKES 6000 HIS ESCAPE.
it. is Wanlcd in South Nomalli for Assaulhng
People in the Sir-cot ~$avi the Officer: Ap-
proacluno iii! Noun in thc Dim Light
of the Failing Day.
Last Saturday night James Ellis,
while drunk, insulted pimple in North‘
Main street. fililcer Dcckcr arrested
Ellis, but he rcsistcd and was knocked
down twice by the officer. While the
officer was whistling for assistance I'Iilis
got away.
laud night (illiccrs Decker and flour
don went to liilis‘ house in Marshall
strut-t, Norwnik. to arrest him. It was
just at dusk and Ellis saw them up-
prrnarhing the house. llo‘hastily made
hiserif atul the officers started lil pur-
suit.
Ellis. fearing hc Would be overtaken.
nnlmsilatiugly plunged into lilo Nor—
waik rim-r, swam to the other side. and
mail:- goutl his escape. Tho otiicnrs
walked around by the New (‘annan
bridge, but could find no tract of Ellis.
my won-ants OPPOSITION.
[Fair Haven Borough Officials Inclined to Let
the standard Oil Company Alone.
"oawtiiiii, CON
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N., w
tsunami-oars.
“-7-...
EA "Vulcan" W wilt I Pair of Gallint
' com Goals of (“It so Sum.
Tits latest achievement made by the
tom of .\'rays is the dim-ovary of bow to
fininkcdiatnouds from charcoal. A cct
gtain amount of heat applied to slump of
ichurcoal for u givou time will prodncc a
,line diamond, and by the aid of Him
aforovnisntiotnsi ray. it has bot-n irwr
mined that a sitting hen has the prop-r
nniuunt of carbon. it was left, how-
t-vcr, for fire purple of New Fairllclil.
(‘onnu to utilise the proper means for
turning out fin: flue nt'ii-‘io. it is luronn
tonli chicken-ru' .rs thntu i’iyinhuth
Rock hen will " “Hill! Iougau she can
find any stones or china eggs to crivi-r,
and it is she who can bring a dianrond
fronia lump. of churrmal every time.
She sits patiently and constantly for
eight works, and lo tho diamond ap-
ioars. This is no hearsay I'Vlflmil't'; We
'now whereof We speak, for we lravo
ht'tfll thclu.
The Veterans met with their genial
after a most bujoynblo gains nlnl Innin-
tiful luncheon, Mrs. W‘. ii. tiwurils “'ii!‘
presented with a beautiful pair of car-
fr‘iiirfleld. Tin-y WHl‘c diamonds and
lpcrfcctly thatched. both being hatcln .i
by tho tidllli‘ hen. It is a matter of mu-
gratnlntion that we no longer haw to
go to South Africa for our di.nm.ml,.,
and Connecticut has again 1- am- to tins
front with an industry pcculinr to hex
wlf, which may rival tiu- nutmeg ltlllfltf
f'actut‘c. 'i'hereis scan-talk of form
ing a stock company italic-«l tho
”lief“‘hlll‘mml'lllmlmlltl Manufactur-
ing company." with lien Ilowan’ for
president. i'ldwm Adams was "watch-
cd" all the ovcning. but llualiy nranagml
to walk otI'wrth a line Waterbury, sonw
nrmnsbnr. Mason
.9,—
~0 .
iSixi.
saint an annualartsnuoounismcuss
BRITISH-EGYPTIAN EXPEDIYION.
cleanings From th- Gay World Ollt'nncowillllcluu lo Sanction the nu cllhc
South Norwalk and Norwalk. : "'“m “""l'
g Itipoolnl in Tim Hi-lrllllcld
E l'uns Murch'lo A sctni~otlicial ttolo
PEOPLE ‘1 HOME Au” ‘Bnfl‘unwns issued this urn‘tmig. stating that
-l“ruum \rill refuse to satin-lion tho IIN'
l
'lJl-Cliy mem Barthel Ccloimlu “mfiif the Egyptian l‘t'rml'l't‘ fund for the
pmsident. It. ll. Ilowu'n, inst flight, and,
(rings. made in “(lltarr-oalllirir,” Nov;
, , . lirilinh i‘lgyptian ripuiition unicss pre-
Filly “til “mum” 0' lit: ”MM“ rise pledges are given for the emu-nation
of Egypt.
mars aiicxsntrss srsrruczo.
thirteen Months in Jail and Find Five
Hundred Francs.
Miriwial to Tim Houdini-l.)
0 Miss iicrcht Surprised by liar Frlcmis
-- other Gathering! of Noll.
le-f’ity 'l‘t'cusnrcriitto llarthol. tin-
well-known hut manufacturer, celcbrnt
ed. last night. the fifty~tirst annivrrsary
of lilo birthday, at hi» residence in ”mi
laud strcct. 'l‘ho hint was pwscntcd
‘wifh nhandsome golrI-ltuiuled cane by
his gentlemenfriends. During the ev-
eniugJohn W. Wchlercndorml several
Htrtistic bass solos. and Mr. llmishon
sang in}; charmingly. Miss lielleb‘talwll
furor-ed with instrumental solos. A
nnptmr was served. The “lll'tifti wrin-
Mr. and .‘ll‘n. William Moran. Mr. and
'Mr~. i’lnirlns tlelrrmanu. Mr. and Mrs.
5A. .\. lluil‘ill'lll. Mr. and Mrs,
:iilul. Minit's iinrnm and Boll" Htabcil,
;.\lbertand Louis Quitnian and iii-nest
! iiariliol.
l
i Mrs. Mignon Ilercht, of l-‘rnnkliu
;rll‘l'r.l, \\.:.i surprised last night. by a
Elurizc number of bur friends. Mrs.
:licl‘cllf is lll't"\|1lt”lll ill lliltlim' lanlui',
l . . , .‘ . . .
.und \cry pnpulnr‘m'h her f'ttcnds. .\
’snmptnoiu collation w.“ scrwd. 'l‘hn
gov-sis iwrc: Miss Margaretta l"ehl-.
211 is now said that the otlicialsof the; what smaller than u washlmwl. but ‘ inzinn. Mm Annie liildvbrinrdt. Miss
borough of Fair Haven will pl'olmhlylliii" llilll‘l-‘i'mll’ fill“ Willt‘ll \vc “Hr-'UH. ”inl'clti'c iidnmt', Mr. and Mrs. .iambii" fl" “WWW 133‘ "lid". ”'9'"? Dengnn,
abandon the idca of“ fighting the Stan-
dardiiil company. It was at first be
lien-d that the borough would snplmrt
the oystcrmcn in their efforts to prevent
the cstahlishtncnt of an oil supply sfa<
tion on the banks of the. (eninnipiac
river. There was talk a wuek agoo
calling a special niceting of the warden
andburgcsscs for that pnrposo with a
probability of a mass meeting of tin-
citizens.
A decided change in thc Sentiment of
tin-resiilcnisof the borough, howi-vrr,
has taken place within a few days. It
i l‘ltlltll.‘ Illt‘ll wont bear watching, but Mr.
, Adams will l'\t'l'y lime. lie immedialc-
g iy sold tlic venerable tImc-piecc lit! had
icnrriod so many years to John ii.
i Knapp, but the price and tcrms of the
1 side were. not made public.
it was almost almond the "Wee stnn‘
l w
hours" before lingering gncsts
'couid fear tin-.msclvu-s stray from the'
hospitablc mansion and the jolly enter-
1 miners. . ii.
I Enterprising Advertisers.
i Advertising is seed and the ('rrltllllIlIl-~
i
j ity the field in which if is soon. Kopp-
2 ilalnp, Mr. and Mrs. .iilrin Malmo. Mr.
gnarl Mrs. .\dntn Schmidt. Mr. and Mrs.
lJndgv Will fichildknecht. Mr. and Mrs.
! I’aul liurck, Mr. atni Mrs. Fritz (iailus,
| Mr. llll'l Mrs. l"l‘i|llll Sine, Mr. and Mrs.
li‘rank \Vlli'i'ii. Mrs. 'l‘hormni Welirle.
, Mrs. Sarah Mchc, Mrs. Elizabeth l-ipahr.
i M rs. flora Michel. Mrs. Auguste Bruits,
I Mrs. iict'tha (flirtslI-nwu, Mrs. Marie
i Wcu-rlugv-n-ig Mrs. l’anhnc Hchumnn.
. Mrs. Illiso lmrlwk, Mrs. Minnie Vickers,
ii‘hrmtnm Michel.
l
. .\ parry was lit-id last night at tin-
rmulenuo-of Mr-é. John Madden, l’t‘on“
gpccl Hill. in honor of the twentieth an’
is argued that. it has not bccn dcmon-iing cvcl'lflzililtgiy planting and nurtnl'» ‘ niwrnary of Miss .iulia Ixmghlin'sbirth-
stratcd that the placing of the oil station
near the Quinnipiac river Would injure
the, oyster business or be an injury to tho
bomngh in any other sense.
The general opinion is tlnit the bar-
ongh should not interfere and it is likely
that. tho oystcrmon will b.- coniissllml to
carry on the fight against the Standard
ilil company unaided by the Inn-ough.
New llnvcn Nsivs.
Handicapped bi Heavy Weights.
Much dissatisfaction is said to t'Xihl
among the mcmbors of tho Not-walk \X ‘ flowers and lentlirvrs and tiiom i'lmt'm 1
M. (7. A. reserve team, known as lbw
"Whites,"overtbc game played with
o ‘ the Stamford team Monday night. The
Norwztik rcscrve tcam is madc up .ni tho
i ing is the:- only way to gather a fruitful
.crop. Ii. Kricgcr, thc long estal ishcrl
' cloak
gund Well-known millilflr
Idealer, has lourlwd tin kcynolc, and
‘ltllly tho third page of’l‘hu Sulliltlrl
:giws the complete 'nuit which will
Nani‘ll the publicly» loifil'ondrims valnm
‘, in rt'llllY'lllflllt' skirt «a calms. cloaks and
.jacket-rulncb hcis now otfcring a! a
discount of '31: pct cont. for Saturday
ioniy. An attractive array of' spring‘s
opr-xlactions in thc way of bcnntil'nl
illlx.l’t'l‘.‘4lllll, lbw-mien and l'iiilllli‘ii'lil
ribbons and silks will delight tho cyt-
land lit thc ismkctbook. Easter will
soon be hcre. Then, too, we base litany
l'coid nights and mornings when you
.day. 'l'lo'unests included Mrs. h'ntith
lamifniniiy, of Franklin avenue. Miss
l.\licn i'alnli, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
5 Hunt. Mr. and Mrs Frank itcartlou. T.
' I". llntin. Morris nml Mortimer lteardon.
‘ and Michavl Lyons.
’ Miss lumbar M. Mains. of Grove
lail‘i‘t’i, ontu'inruml sowrnl friends at
‘ whist. last night. The guests \ven- Mr.
\Iilillllll‘t‘. W. i". Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs.
.lanr-d’anl. Mr. and Mrs. i‘harles r2.
lloyt. Mr. and Mrs, (ii-urge l". (iodln-y,
Miss I'detiu- h‘. Hates and (icorge ll
.iiirst. Mr. liirst l'l‘flllx'l'cll vocal .N'il'l'
ltionulnrmctiw i-Vi-ning, and a colla-
lililll was served.
(il'i|\'t',i, of Marshall
frivnnls last night.
. 51H" l'tiill'l'lli'i'
sin-cl t‘lllv'l'lilllll'll
Fyoungertncmlwrs ol’thc association. lllllllnm'ii one of 1b.: outsidi- garments bcv'ri“. mm. was 1,“...wa with dancing,
illioy cxpcctctl toplay :t tcatn ol' fit-'it'iadvertises,
American people and places. .\n tntcr- \ own
eating and instructive programme was i “lls'lll‘v‘l auuw lltl‘cc illt‘llll)t,'l'.~lnl lltch'lnllt-
i
'(To., New (lumian, were notified of n‘
Miss Mincrvn ll. Nash. Miss, (,ircgory l‘i‘ll‘li'lli’ll “f 7' lli'rl‘l‘lll- "1 .illl'll‘ Will-(93
was heard in “Because 1 Love Yum"!Mondayafternoon and decided to quit
pleasingly given. 'l‘ho programmer-on-i“'”l‘k~ A l“"“"”"'-‘" “l’l‘f'lllll‘il by ”'0.
H . an advantagc ovcr the Norwulks.
lhcnumlxirs wcroa vcry ablo paiwrngl. I}... Norwalks played a m... an.
arr-rage weight. in Monday
ford senior" team took part. tints gaining
ii‘iw-
round garlic,
Restored the Old Schedule.
'l‘wonty-fiw lastnrs and stitchers om-
llnder the title. of “National (lliarnctoru lili'l‘ml at ”1,. 51““. My,“ “y yum“...- dz
strikers met tho otliccrs of the. company
by the always felicitious president ol'im"1 ”10 matter “7“" finally Willi“ l'Y
'1‘]...y'tliti restoration of the old schcdule of
were Eugene Ficld's ”Me and Jim" and i “'“H‘”~“- The men went back lo Work 3 miftce he. is a prominent member, in bc- , "”“"'
yesterday morning.
Damage by Star Fish. ,
(inc of the big oyster growers reports
that the star fish doprednfions ham
somewhat decreased along thc north
show of the. Sound. ’l‘itrougltot‘it the
past winter the star fish have boon cx-
ccptionally aggressivcdind Munro to $.30,-
not) has been spent by oystormcn in pro-
footing their llt‘ilri. The natural bcds off
Bridgeport have suffered less than eiso-
whero. -
Wrecked the Carriage and Injured Mr. London.
Robert London, of' Winnipauk. was
out riding with Miss Bertha Milncr,
last. Friday night, when the horse bo—
came frightened at the carriage top and
ran away, going into William McAllis-
tcr's yard. The couple werc thrown out
and the. carriage went over Mr. London's
leg, and‘ bruised his face quite badly.
The carriage was Completely wrecked.
Christian Secretary Suspends.
The Christian Secretary, the "Baptist
paper published in Hartford, has sits-
pendcd publication. ,Thc subscription
list and good will are turned ov‘cr to the
Examiner, of New York. 'lhi- Rev. 4‘.
A. ‘Piddock, the editor, gives as tho
reason for discontinuing the paper. that
the day has passed when a state church
paper is necessary.
Anflnnocenl Man Set Arighl.
lwish to state that the Edward litli
referred to in last night‘s Sentinel, as
being' arrested in Stamford for drunken-
ness. is other than the Edward 1. Hill.
of Union street. rionth Norwalk. I do
thisns a vindication of my character,
as I am not a drinking man. .
l-Jowxnu I. IIn.r..
Will Meet to Elect Delegates.
The South Norwalk Republican club
will hold a meeting next Monday night
and electdelegates to the convention of
the Republican State League.
If you call at. his store you
i wrll come aw'ay a contented ]M.’I‘ritrli and
‘ a satisfied purchaser.
Spring openings and blue birds herald
1n (lciigilfi'nl season. i'.nn.~ttock ilrotiici'u' ;
lisiilisnitsnnd furnishings will dclignf
‘old and young among the stcl'ncr sex.
lnfrminctionsby pleasant. lu'npio' are
alwaysenjoyable W. .\. lb-ncdict N
-‘('o,, the cntcrpri-Jng men's and boys'
'l'nrnishcrs, perform a pleasing obligzi~
lion in presenting their nprlng gmds lo
lilt' pillllli'.
Mr. Hills Sound Financial Measure.
(‘ongres'snfan Hill, of Norwnik, will
speak today before the. banking currency
committee of tin: House, of which com
1half of his banking and currency bill.
This measure has rcccivwi attention far
and wide. The illfcl'n'ril which attaches
to it is uninif'cst by tho fact that an cu»
tire cxtra supply of bills printed by colt
sent oi' the llonsc, has ililf‘ll nearly t'.\-
ltanstcd. The comments of the daily
press which havc been forwarded to Mr.
l_v of the opinion that tho mcasnreis one
of sound financial scnse, and which, if
enactcd, will work to the benefit. of not
only all thc national banks of the cool)-
try. but of tin: entire business World of
the nation.
Fined SlOO and Sent to tail.
John l.. McNair, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon for stealing goods
from i'. ii. Adams, the instalimunt
agent, and selling fin-m, pleaded guilty
lit-film .lntlgu litililit'll, llliri morning,
and was sentenced to ,jail for four months
and lined *lllllilflli c4 mts. . This will kmvp
McNair in jail nearly a ycnt'.
A Franklin Avenue Man Missing.
llcnry’lMytrird. who is employed in'
the. Norwaii: le'ic' factory and lives in
Franklin avenrrm' Norwalk. left his
home Monday night at l'.’ o'clock. His
family has since heard nothing from
him. He deserts a. wife and two small
children.
Four New Cabinet for Lowe Street.
licrmnn Quittner has purchased lid—
win Wilcox‘s property in Lowe street,
between the rosidence. of Mrs, Ilaw-lyca
and R. L. Millard's lot, aml intends to
erect four nice cottages on the land.
Figuring on the Darien Es tension.
The Norwalk‘l‘rannvay company has
gotten out spritimtions for the new
line to Dnrien, and contractors are fig.
tiring on them. The Work must becom-
pleti-d by July lst.
—-Look at. Luther M. Wright's advcr
tisement. Mints!) Worth of wagons,
sleighs and horse goods that must be. sold
Hill are with rare exception unanimous».
music and rcl'ru-iinncnts. 'i‘ll" guests
loo-re Mr. and Mrs, Adi-lhcrt ilradicy.
, Mrs, i". ii. Parsons, Misses ('n'a Kilt-y,
l Fannie tiuycr, Alici- Parsons, Florence
‘1 i'Idwai'd i..iitllztw. litv'tnzin at ill"
’monicipal vim-tric station, has t‘ctnrncd
‘ from a time days' visit in New Haven
gnnd Bridgeport.
3 Miss Mar .lI'IllIlilKh. who has ‘JWH
spcmling a few days’ with Miss Taylor
J III Norwaik. has returned to her home
in Sonthporf.
f Mrs. Frank Skin-is. of Paterson, N.
,.l.. who has hccn a guest of’ Mrs. (E. W.
Merritt, of biannual street, has returned
5 «slum» N, Mention”, [Jl'caitlcllf of the
‘Norivalk 'l‘ramway company, returned
to r'ew York this' morning.
i MissMnry Field l’ardee is in Madi~
Mill, attending the trial for heresy ot' the.
i am. Wlillatn '1'. Brown.
ll.m it'oof'e. fin- sparrer, returned to
l ilm-nwich yesterday after a few days'
! visit in South Norwalk.
7 Mrs. Harry tirillin, of New Haven. is
l visiting Mr. and Mrs. ’l'hoodore linapp,
of lilllofl Hft'm'f.
- i'l. Ii. l’rliow has returned frotn a
visit with relatives in ltnlclield.
M r, and Mrs. 'l‘. l. Raymond are spend-
ing the day in New York.
i'olonn-l linsscli Frost is in .Middle-
town today.
YOUNG WOMEN AT ROCKCLIFFE.
Welcomed in 3 Pretty Speech and Hospilabiy
Entortalncd by Miss Board.
The Young Women's club was enter-
I.illy Beard. About forty members and
i friends of the club were present, and the
irrcasiott Was one of the most delightful
li-slwricncml this mason.
Mrs. (i. ll. Beard assisted in rccciv-
g ing the guests. and Miss Beard cordially
’ welcomtul them in a pretty specnh, and
intrmlucod Miss Mary Kirby Jennings,
who gave, a sketch of the life of Eliza-
beth Barrett. Browning, and Rev. (l. H.
. Beard read one of Mrs. Browning's
lumns, "Lit”lilttf thr- Brown Rosary."-
A social session followed, during
which a collation was served.
The next meeting will be April tith, at
(5. ti. North's studio.
Academy Billiard Tourney.
At the tournament in the Academy,
l Washington street, last night. John
”flyitf beat Manning Decker 47 to 26.
boats»
([lillllldll. Mr. and Mrs. (lottfri-d liar i
iradic}. ilt'ac: finger and Joseph finycr, ‘
l
l
l
l
l
. . . . the audience is left with ”1- im-
tunn-dlast mghtnt the home of Miss “femur, that the play is ”wt u".
= t'ashow beat James liouithan by a score . him look so happy. Second (Titizeu -
of :l? to 24. (in Monday night John‘l’i-rhaps he's discovered a new cnsus
i’sttts, March Lfr—I'lric do (tory and
Count Lionel de (‘esti. charged with
blacktnniiing the late Mav Lebandy were
sentenced today tothirtcen tnontlts' im-
prisotnnonf and fined five hundred f runes
each. The other defendants \voro III"
quittctl.
ADlOUflNMENf 0F CONGRESS.
Senator Plait lnlroducua Resolution Naming
May 2. l
‘.‘ilu"'il|l to the fir'llllllt'i . L
Wrismmiox. March Hennfor
i'latf today introduced a resolution for
the :uljournmont of“ f ‘ongrcss May 3.
2b --
FELLED HIM WITH A CLUB.
“Silver" Dougln Disturb: the Peace and Wei-
larc of Knight Street.
I
Knight street, Norwalk. was again
better known as “Silver," the principal
character itt theconflict, was seriously
injured.
lieagan had boon on a spree and was
quite hilarious. lie strode up the.
street. threatening to annihilatc the.
denizens of the district, when a residual .
of the street canto out and knocked him '
down with a club. liis head was badly
out. Ills calls for help. however. were 1
Just as lusty as when he mado his ad-
rent into the rn-accful precinct. ;
The police responded to the call, but j
all was quiet when they nrrivcd. .
lh‘ngnn thinks Sidney Smith. it colored i
manfivas his assailant. but Ada Wii- '
liazns, wrth whotn Smithlives.thrcatenr l
nd to scratch out the cycs of the. person i
who says Sidney hasn't tnot'c regard for l
"Silver" than to do anything like that. .
After quiet. had been restored the oili-
cers tmk their departnrc and the. night-1
capped heads that had taken in
tlrc sci-no from the windows in the io- ,
cality disapp-m-od, and once more all :
was serene in Knight Fll'l'iil. . 1
« I
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
Oil in lhe "Slar Gazer."
Joe int, in ill" laughable fnrcc (‘Ultl—
i-dy. "The Star f later," will play a re
i
« turn ctigaccnmnt nt lioyt's Thcntrc, to
night. His brother, I'hil titt, appears
as a bright-famed boy during ‘fWu acts.
and then "nnilms up" in a surprisingly '
good imitation of Joe, the. result being a ‘
series of liromio-like misnndcrstamlings.
'l'ltcrc is a grotesque tramp in the play, I
who, being dumb, writes his couvcrsa-’
. i
tron upon a slate, and who walks on and l
oil to tho acctnnpnniment of a hmnon ms
{mt-version of "'l‘ramp, Tramp, the Boys l
are Marching." Last season this part I
was played with oxcmding success, by a l
third Utt. Mat. This year Mat i‘arrol‘
gives an exact duplicate of the othor'sl‘
pcrlomianco. The principal sonbrettcis
Mary Jordan, who is a very little-girly.
and has a goniai smile. Handsome cos- i
tnmcs are prm ided for the set of Wu-
nicn whoadoru the play. csiwciaily int
tho~lztst act, and there is a great deal of ‘
singing and dancing and vivacious rc-
pitt'foc.
“Fritz in Love."
The. story of' "Fritz. in Love" is that of
a poor Iicrnran Ind. who, from a struggl-
ing miner, li(itl'illllt‘,\‘ heir to a large cstatc
of an uncle, among \l'llun‘c possessions
are vast coal mines in Pennsylvania.
“I"t'iiz," the heir-at-lnw, is entirely ig-
norant of business, and takes in as part-
‘nor, Blandi'ord, an unscrupulous lawyer.
to whom he leaVes theentire supervision
of affairs. ‘ In order to ful'ctl up the price
of" coal, Blaudford slmtsdowutht- mined,
which course causes great rlostimtion
among the miners. whoappcal to Bland-
ford to give ti ~ I truth. but to which ho
givcs no heading. accident. Fritz learns
of this state of a airs and orders the
mines reopened, after which the miners
look upon him as their benefactor and
idolizc him accordingly. Several pathe-
tic incidents aro lllfl'Otlllucti, but they
are so muckly followed by some amusing
or ridiculous situation, due. to the
young Gerruan’sanistaken interpretation
of matters foreign to him. that the
folding of a very amusing stage story.
“Fritz itt Love" will be new at lioyt's
Saturday night.
Fri-d Jennings is workingat Dcnnisdic
Blanchard‘s straw factory.
C. Ford Seclypof Stamford, who has
been ill for the past few days, is out
again.
Letter Carrier Wilbur Hubbell is on
the sick list today, and Substitute (lar-
ner Perry is covering his route for him.
Yeast—Thu way that mart (in-on
dresses, he must be limiting good money.
(.‘rimsonbeak—Well, he's not; he's a
couritcrfciter.
In Washingmn.—First (.Jitizon—I just
passed Senator Bumbshell. Never saw
.5“ I‘li'It .
beili.
~ nfifinhflflilctolilc 3
‘I AB. ll "ll “Milt ‘
WAIT GUI-0.".
. , 7:777in
’I‘WO CiilN'l‘S.
iF Yliil Pill ll HERE ll PAYS.
WANTID.
'Ali'l‘llb. 'A itrrlu “nor of
I"
\
town.
\‘VA.N'I'l'ill."'ESlIt!rlt'Itl‘ml ttpfl'fllfll on
at raw m-wfuunnachhim : also 'lli‘ilf
and lining nmchlnuu. Dennis A glide
south horwaik. t'onti. m 1
TO LET.
7 in Liz'r l’l"tll';(':lt' apartments on
ntrw-t. Hit: in .iiilltmo block, on
hilt-cl I" hf Jons LIN wooinlrnstee.
mutual
' ‘0 NEXT liens-nimble. to until fatally.
hon...» No. I7 i‘nirnul-I itit'lillu. or unr-
lli‘ltlttt'1lltlillil'i'illJAHUII M. i..\¥1‘(t.'l. LION.
. ."l
w 4“.-
m
’ ‘H I.I'2'I'. .\l liuwnytuo. Lincoln 1" .
boost- of n rooms. excellent watch! .1 -
blind-s lill‘ dour. unml im'iillnll. A :*m
I'IlAlil.i2.“ \V. HELL.
r in mm omm rooms in First National
bank building. also living or I’m ho
whichwtllnlmrentotl ver iowlo u 1% I l.
Altpiyltl l-n'st National inniiJion om .
i'olin. 0351'
V V) l.l-2'I‘.~ .\t H ilr-hlon aversion house of
. l'll‘Vl‘lI rooms. with all modern mi”!!-
o-nccs. Possession April M. II I!
4 . v ‘vbihaa-Vm‘
V Vi) I.i".'l‘ —l-‘ive desirable rummmmlgto an"
oml limo". liuttry street. l-Zuiit fl I.
lrunnu-of lozv. ..l. HMll‘tl. mlutf
. . M
'l‘tl l.l‘.’i‘. ‘l-'ir~l flour. six rooms, and mi-
tnguwltb six Youths. water and server
HAUIJJDIII. iii
I‘ulilicv'li-Ith. honour of (i.
Ull‘lllld‘ii slim-l. hurunlk. IMO IV
V ‘U I.i-‘.'l‘.~ First and somoinlfloorhnu ion
h For! i'oinl “\I’N'lll “not tusmamitw .
‘rt I'M'HII'H‘ nrner 'ort r . u in am
Hutlllt Norm-lit mint Ora: Imam. n: Wmul'a’il
awn-unreal ilil' first "out. i ilnnford Place,
IN" 5le r1. A. “nob“ Hill.
V ‘ti lii‘lYl‘.‘ I'ppr-r floor of him”. NO. '19
“I"l Mum sin-cl. initstnulim-lm'f. f?ffl 1
nl ndnil~ I'm-mm In from May Inf. 1. .
ll UVMII lost. In 17'"
7 lit ill'iN’i'. “file-N in llovl's Tin-Mm lilliltl-
ing. Apply in l. M. lloli'r. mill!
7 ‘1! “EST. From April 1st, the nfflcoio ft
lan'kwinul'h lllliitlill“. hlIrWIik. All I
to l".H'l'. .ions l.o'.'x\voon. m if
x f ‘1) l,l".'l‘.r lionsoon (ii-rard place. all mm!-
crn inn-tmemeots; o
l-tn-r and lowers»
pttrftncnfs on Orchard nfl'ccf.
19. Anna.
-1". . ..
7 ‘ii l.l-‘.'l‘. . From April I. floor In Fnlrfleaia
. l‘irl‘ lnsnmncc building now occupi
asst-alga I'urllll, will imrcnlmlf r some I’-
pow or light trinmifacturing. Alulvly to all!
i. lisier. s2 “out street. fit if
7 ‘fi l.I".'l‘.--l-‘onr room apartrtrnnb-flrnt and
. ”moist dour, roar. on Wnshln on street.
“‘llllli '\\'.~ Ill r-vcry rm nonhaiis lighten and citru-
ml : four room apartmenteront antitrust“ tfrtl
floor Swartz .k Yorbolt block, 75! ml 31 “pull-
lngton street, rcnt t7 and to. App y 01.!) lad:
i'ioxui‘o. 111‘
'1‘” l.l~‘.'l‘.»r liottse 7 rnquH. lieldsn 37:
Hm (lrlin' slum, no: house 2!! y
hire-cf. ti rooting. ill: lrinllmv l1 Tillimi It" .
rmilllf. Hamil In first-class order: water a
lllqllll‘i- olJUIIN ll. KNAl'l'. in West street.
pm If
SI.
' rt mm cottage on Quintard avenue. Ap-
,.i, In chasm; r. (Justin. is ouiirtcrd
a a
\‘l N... m Harbor avenue. Norwalk. six
4 room-i Willi city water. rsntflimisottltm
rmms. city water. rent it. From Apf’l l U
I‘milllh. at so. ill Main street. Norwallt. rent ‘I.
Apply t-illAiJ'll MUUUL IOU En!!! anion;
duff
Norwulk.
FOR SALE.
i‘m" an I.l~1.«l"lft.-.-n building lots on Adam»
”vi-nit“, ”nil ntnntf ir’if’f 'flilfl's Of illllll ill
"l‘bn lbs-ks." lnullil’c 0 Miss Aunts. 2f:
.\..iilr :m-mrn. when. map can he Minor at
\iiilinm Lock Wood‘s lie-oi Hittite financinnur.
our of Main and “all sll‘m'fti, . orwaik. nrn fw
Von H.\l.i‘. lini- orm-y. nearly new. cost
31-." "Ill sell for top; one road cart, 916:
. ”no fun-s. .itml wagon at a bargain. inquire
of i‘imx‘a (inaoonv. (‘rnnburx tn 21 ff
l‘m“ slid-Z "Beside. the bonnie Briar
lilt‘uil." l‘milliti lli "Mutant i'lnflh Pfif'fl. 21
cools Licf n or lit-:ssmcr. Norwnlk news-
rlonlcl'. am 1'
Foil s.-\l.i'3. lions". No.11 Elimlmth street.
«ambiv- for two fandllc». All modern
imprownomts. Contains 1') rmtus. IWo bath»
and lilillll‘lt‘H. ('Iill on (Vitalflfl’l’. Journal)
M1 tun
lil'v'llllm‘s.
,Vtilt HALE. -~l'nrity and t'llmllllc‘fi” are
what We "lilllil for lilo Harman It Mar-
lilo-2'. paints (‘all at our store or coiorcards
and [Irli‘wL Horrn .Nonwsnn llsuownaz (30..
4‘: South Main street.
I‘ll)“ SALII. The boot and shoe bllhinmirl of
(1. ll. Ilnrvcy. Inclinllngcnliw stock and
li‘tllll‘t'rilllil leaseoi storti. Will be Neill very
l'lll'il‘lfl ii will of oncc. Apply at flit) store.
in .5
IflUli SALE. Lawn grass. red top, red and
. wiillcclmet «owl, also. limofll . U'lll
.\ult\\‘.\l.h’ Ila alumni: i ‘o., n tionth all: street.
[non s.\l.l<‘..--building lot town. on West
' avenue. most desimble lot on theaveuue.
Apply to Taylor tit (ioidcll. ffllf
Iflflli t4.~\l.lv'.,-»i‘.otfai:o at Bell Island,“ “at
Wltlt'l‘ front. Fully furnished. l’gmhm
now Wlllll' on have theopportunlty. [nitrite
of H. ll.\\'n nrbnry, lieal Lstatcandlnsu co.
to \i‘ashington street. tiff)"
, ”li‘lVE room i-rittligo-ondfllonv'Vorid Vilma
A . for Hftlut’lteuliflftihmaflhy “muggy: o
of 5.1!.SHEKWO0D. 13 Grove afford. {it
Norwalk. if”!
FOR sncz‘éfi 1'0 LET.
FF
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V'E‘Iii’ l-ZAHY TERMS. Cotttms. 6.10mi”. at
In ova ytr in. near the station. '7 nermonth.
coral
voice for church Work. in rm
All: rim-i "illirItNis'r."
(‘ounn l'. it. first oil. fi
ti
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u
or will sell and allow paymnntof $10 rmrmouth .
toward purchase; iiounolmll lot cox lfll “of.
«Building lots for Halo, payable! smull' amoun
Weekly ‘3”. monthly. 1. lNOX ILL N
(YUMI’ANY. Mr. John ltoherts wa or
oillce W. A. lloimillcf. it 00.. Clothiers. “(will
Norwnlk. . . M6!!!
'sristrn wms mucus. , .
Close of the Pool tourney}: the mm Critic
Billiard Parlor. . ‘ .
The pool tourney at the Monte Grim)
billiard parlors closed Influx night. Wil-
liam Koislcr, of South Hand-lit, Melt-
ing Amzi Waters by a some of 100, £074.
Mr. Keislcr was awarded the prize cue.
About. thirty of his South Nor-
walk friends accompaniml him last nl lit,
all wearing rcd ribbons on the 1395M
their coats. and cheered luatily when the
final result of the toumamcut was an-
nounced. Mr. Knisler defeated three of
tinhcraclk players of Norwaif. uiulnhb as
we. as is supporters are not y prmd
over the victory. ushc was not looked
upon as a winning man at theopcning
of the contest.
Says the Mm insulted tin.
This afternoon, about I o'clock, Chief
of Police liradleywas called totheAllon
House, corner of Harbor "all”. and
Chapel street, where some bummer-
wore. raising a rumpus. Mrs. P. J.
h'lirica. wife of the proprietor, main
charge of the place, and she claimed the
men insulted her. They made their at-
cape before. the chief arrived.
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