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Two other burglaries besides the one
atéthe residence of James E. Wilton. re-
ported exclusively in the Sentinel yester.
do)". occurred in West Main street early
may morning. The bruises visited
were thoseof Eben Eaton. at No. 37. and
James R. Griifeth, at No. 38.
> .At Mr. Burton's residence the burglars
entered by turning the key in the back
door with ulppers. and then ransacked
the house. Nothing of value was accur-
od. as the silverwhre was in a place of
safety. but Mr. Enron's trousers were
taken out into the back yard. where
the-pockets were rifled and a pocket-
book containing Oi secured. The trons-
crs were foundin the back yard after
Mr. Eaton had searched for them about
two hours.

At Mr. Griffeth's the burglars made a
slight noise and aroused him from his
slumbers. He quickly secured his rc-
vclver and clad in his pajamas started
for the head of the stairs. The burg.
lars evidently heard him coming. for
they deoamped without giving him a

.chance to try his marksmanship. The
back door and a window were found
open. There was evidence that the
burglars had used nippcrs on the key.
.but being foiled by almlt, they pried
open the window. They retreated by
the back door. V '

Atall of the houses vlaitcd the burg~
lars could be traced from room to room
by half-burned extra long sulphur
matches.

The poliw are positive that all the
burglaries were the work of the same
parties.

Yesterday afternoon Mr. Wixon
showed Chief of Police Bradley the key
of his back door, which was badly

wretched by flippers. He has been an.
ableto-‘jlnd the wire used to hold the

lusy‘.‘ ‘ He thinks the. burglars carried it.
off with them, ., .

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-: .' HANNUAL DALE“ 0F PINS.
A'hlltlcdfllhl tcmtlsitib‘s '10! Business and

_ Heaters-titre lttiitdlst church.

The annual sale of the pews of the
First Methodist Episcopal church, last
evening, was a very semessful combina-
“tion of pleasure and business. The vari—
ons’reports read showed a year of un-
usual religious prosperity. all the dc—
‘partments of the church work having
boon satisfactorily conducted. Mr.
Kavanagh reported 820,006 for the new
«hutch fund. and the usual contributions
for benevolent purposes.L

The attendance was the largest ever

present at a sale of sittings, and the de-
mand for seats and rcnrrums paid were
very gratifying. ire ladies provided
refreshments in abundance. which were
served at the close of the sale. The sur-
plus was disposed of at auction, and
added an unexpected sum to the new
church fund. _

Mr. Kavanagh's second year with his
charge here has made him more popular
than ever with his people, and they
count upon his sure return to them for
another year. Mr. Kevanagh has the
enthusiasm that begets enthusiasm, and
all. his plans are fully endorsed and
most heartily sustained by his church.
One year ago he made his first effort for
a new church, and has methodically and
persistently continued in his efforts and
most signally su ed. The amount
subscribed is over 330.000. and $20,000
of it is paid in. which does not include the
extra land secured, which is worth at
least $4.000. Plans are now under con.
sideration for the edifice and the pros-
poct almost sure for its erection before
the ,end of the next conference year.
These are results we believe far beyond
the‘expectations of the most. sanguine.
endure due to Mr. Kevnnegh.

The annual saleof seats of the Nor-
‘walk Methodist church also took place
last night. with gratifying results to the
church board. ‘

Tectotalsn Elect Officers.

Concord Divisiou,80ns of Temperance,
elected these officers. last night, for the
ensuing quarter; W. P., Mrs. William
Pryor; W. A.. Miss Ella Worden; R. 8.,
Willie Nickerson; A. s.. Royal Worden;
F, 8., William A. Kellogg; treasurer,
William‘Pryor; chnpalin. George S. Par.
trick; conductor, Mrs. Laura Warner;
A. (l. . MissLottieColenran;I. 8., J. W.,
Rowe; 0. S.. N. E. Peck. The degree
was conferred upon Alla Decker.

 

 

cruTrn lunar Singers.

"The famous Canadian Jubilee Sing
ere. eight in. number. appeared before a
large audience in the Wall Street Metho-
dist church. The entertainment gave

‘ entire satisfaction. and the young peo-
ple of Wall Street church who brought
them here are to be con tulat-ed on
the success of their on crashing."—
Brockville Times.

These artists will be at the First
Hethodist Episcopal church. Saturday
night, April 4. .

L-Irook at Lutherlf. Wright’s advcr
tisemcnt. $10,000 worth of wagons.

 

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intimate M LN. of m M. New
lestyvihns tuneup.

The celebration. Sunday. of the nine—
ty-third anniversary of the birthday of
Stephen fitsnley. of Norwallr. has
brought out some interesting incidents
in Mr. Stanley's great length of days.
His father's name was Ashbcl and his
mother's Delis. To them were born
three children. Mary.Delia and titephl-n.
Delta was married to William Treat
and was the mother of Hrs. William
Quintard.of till lain street. Asbhel
Stanley was captain of a vessel plying
between New York and the West Indies
and was lost at sea in law. his ship and
crew probably falling a ploy to the
numerous pirates which then swarmed
the seas. Fltepben Stanley. whose
mother had previously died. was thus
left an orphan at the age of nine years.

and was bound out toa wealthy squire
at Windsor, (loud. until he became of
age. Later. he learned the shoemaker's
trade and became a rneyrnsn shoe.
maker. He traveled argr-l aislnt *the
country. workin at his e and visit»
ing the principa cities. He spent sev.
eral yesrsin t. Louis, in Albany. and
in Troy. At ry he because quite ill
and was advised to go to the seashore to
regain his health. lie therefore came
to Norwnlkin the spring of ram. and
took board in the family of. Deamn
James Kellogg. who fwasa fanncr and
livcdin whatwas then called l’uddin

Lane. In was fitepheu Stanley marrle

Lucia Kellogg. dun hterhf James Kol-
logg. At this time r. Htanley works-d
for Matthias 'Hubbell. (meet the show
makers who then manufactured lflllll
for the southern trade. About the your
llirii he established hinlself in the shoe
business. and like others sold his product
in the South. His sh was on the sec-
ond floor of Diamon Fanttm's paint
shop in Main street. He then lived in
the place now owned by W. F. Mood .
in East avenue. About one he Mag t
from James Kellogg the property now
owned bfiGeorge M. Holmes. in 1855'
he sold t is property to Mr. Holmes and
with his fami y went to Rosondahv.
Wis, with the intention of settling
there. He soon returner! from the West.
however. and purchased the site of his
present residence from Lyman Richards.
where he engaged in the busi-

 

ness until he retired some twenty years
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IABTNEL-SCNIElZEN CASE. - i

Ellortr for a New Trial New leis, Nails by,
Attorney tlrsy. '
Attorney .loscph A. (tray, of Nora.

walk. is determined. if lsmsible. to so-l
cure a new trial for Louis ficlrwciw'r.1
against whom John Barthel secured a‘
judgment for new damages. for as:
itilllt, at the present term of the tinperior
Court. He says: j

"I am satisfied that the injury to his;
head, from which Barthel claims in il-l
sni‘fering.was not inflicted by Schweirxvr. ,
Mr. Barthel may think so, but since the ;
trial I have obtained new evidence, ,
which I think would have a tendency to ;
convince, could it be intrmlnucd. Uni.
fortunately for Schweizer. this evidence ;
was not in my msacssion when the trial {
was held. The parties who had this;
evidence said nothing abimt it untili
after the trial. not thinking it. of snlli: ,
cicnt importance to mention befmvv. Hut .
it is important evidence and will be Ma 1
troduced if wcoan obtain a new trial,"

Schwcizcr has no means to satisfy the l
judgment against him, or to employ?
counsel. Attorney (.lrav volunteers his
services. asking only that funds sulli
oient to ay the court costs "I an appeal ;
be raise . '

4

This is now being artemptml ,
by private subscriptions from those who ,
are friendly to Schweimr. .

usro TliE resorts secular. g

A leaVemlsr senile "Teams and first"
$12 was Slclss‘Frssl lilsr. '
peddlerl

William Reid. a tea ,
from little village of Glenbrook. wimi
makes periodical visits to South Nor-‘

walk. stopped late yesterday afternorm l
at Patrick Mulqueen's house in f'onnoe- I
ticut avenue, to get, he claims. a setting1
of turkeys‘ eggs. 5
While he was in the house Mr. Mal-f
queen‘s sou Joseph and other youag‘
men nnharnessed the peddlev's horse. c l
harnessed it again. but. the boys unhar- .
nesscd the horse as fast as licidi
could buckle up the straps, lie finally {v
got started. but had gone only a short;
distance when the young men camel
after him and overturned his wagon”t
throwing him out and breaking lhc’
crossbar. i
. He claims that he was roughly handl~ ;
ed. and that $12 was taken from him. !
His face was cut and bleeding when he'
finally got his turnout whiolnrans' stable ;
mmvonrishtz. .. L .. _ i
Foresters will Give a lull. ;

Court Mahackemo. Foresters of Arnold. i
ca. has decided to hold another ball in I
Arion Hall. Monday. April 7th. The’
Philharmonic orchestra will furnish 1

prompt. The committee of arrange-i
John McKenne. and Fred Andmson.l
The Court will hold a maker in the.
rooms of the South Norwallr Athletic
club, Wednesday. April lbth. Visitors!
will be present from Bridgeport and’
Stamford.

leu’e Asistcw Artists. .
The annual exhibit of paintings in the ,

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l

he Library is now own with 187 paint: [

ings. It will remain 0pm until May 4. .

The Norwalk exhibitors. with the sub- i
jects. are as follows: Vera [menial
Mthertou. study of a cast and Japanese:
! dool, both original; Hrs. .‘i. (J. Hartley.
5 Hope and stag's head, both copi '
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. l... shill. . . .

. Police Darin was notified. as “we also

leation with New York parties Minn-nab

ments is P. J. Murray. Owen Yeeney,l .

es; Viv-l
Martin. Everaham bell tower and;
sleighs and horse goods that mustbcsold l interior of an old bclfry. both miginnl. thread of We.

Jill is not is on.
an“... -

loxsi error Willi.

nous marmwmms
ta. 1 m no nos as us
m-tmumrmamw
smmmussam.

John (horny. Dan McIntyre and Vic-
tor W. Ferris. of smith Norwallr. at-
tendedihe boxing heat of the Capitol
Wheel club in Hartford. last night.

The preliminary boat was between
Johnnie Hemlock. of Danbury. the llfl‘v
pound champion of (hnnectlcut. and
Jack l-lullivsn. of Braintree. Mass. The
light was awarded to Morelock.

The nest boat was between Level» V

Webster. of East Norwallr. (honestly
cnt's cbsm on featherweight. and Jack
Lynch. r Bunk! n. the ob rs
featherweight of t at city. We 1
was billed as the defeater of Fred Mc-
(llrr. The Hartford (knrrnnt an a "this
was one of the more peculiar an - at the.
same time satisfirctory liouts ever been
in the city. Webster started in like 1....
windmill and delivered lippl'l’vl'tlflli right
and left. lzyna'h avoided most of the
blmvmbut mlonaily he was struck.
He smiled at the nature of the East Nor-
wulk man and as the round was nearly
up knocked Webster down. He was
just as good as out and his seconds cam»
ed him to his corner. He was given a1

rd show to get up. but it was welli for p

(I
lllm that he did um."

stephen Mahoney. of Boston. defeat-
ed Jock Kemp. of New Jenny. Kemp
was as i as out it! the frairth round. ‘

“hares Matthew's. of flashery. and
.lim Mchy, of New York, had an eight
round draw.

DANIUIY NIONWAYII N.

 

 

Altai lisillsg up a Use is that City My
Board a Freight for South Nomad.

The Danlmry police telephoned m John;
K. Finchmt lllt‘ Adams Express omel- in
South Norwalk. last night. to be on the
lookout for three own Wlln hurl lit-errE
concerned in a "hold up" in that city.“
and had camped by jumping on tinn-
Iinclor .lanni‘vs I'iilsfleld freight, due
born at ”:20 o'clock.

The men were lawn to get on" at the
freight yard in tiouth Norwalk. andl
start toward Norwalk. ('aptaiu of

the Heath Norwalk ladies. but tlxr- men:
could not be found, as they had am to
theme» make gold their escape hedges,
the officers receiver! the message. i

susr soil silos cam. .

 

m Davies 1.. Collector Sunshine a» be are: j
ed on Wednesday. 1
Judge George W, Wheeler has given-
hlsdm'lsionrm the papers lllcd in the
llarwu mandamm «also. its sustains
paragraphs -i and 7v of thc dumurrcr
lilcd March lsand sustains in full the
demurrer of March '2". He. then orders
the respondents to appear Wednesday.
April 1. at i p. m.. and show cause why
a [fi'l‘tllllllwi'y writ of ruandainus should
not hc issued. 'l'hc demurrer fully sus-
taincd is in the following language:
”Thosaid slillc's attorney dr-rnurs to
paragra he one and four of the. midi.
return. lecauscthc facts alleged there-
in do not affect the legal force and of«
foot of the petition as signed and pro:
leflll to the said Meet-men. and fur:
ther demure to the third paragraph:
thereof, tweansc the facts alleged1 in
said paragraphs do not excuse the sold
aciectmun from callin said meeting as
ywayed for in said pct tron.”
A Daily Deal to Rollin.-
.l. ll. Kinnncy, of the Boron Point
mprovcment anatomy. is in communi-

i

log the running of a daily lmufl trout
New York to RON)“ Point. Flo thin'ks'
it will be a profitable venture. Mr.
Kinln y has placed Messrs. Kelley. anvil
Finkcnstuirr in communication until llh‘c
parties. If the plan is carried out. the ;
boat will not. only run to thc Point. but
will bring trig crcursions there. '

Fell Dewar disks and Exploded.

 

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Mrs. Adam titclnwalrl's lmnrding house
in Railroad place. last night, and on:
plodcd when it reached the hallway...
home of the bridgcmcn boarding in the

house happened to be near, and cvli‘uI-l
numbed the hiaw- before great”. damage-l
was dome; .. m.-. mm--. “a”...
Sawilcwsil a Safety Pie. (
An infant sonof Mr, and Mrs. Mir-hi. l

and Riordorr. of the New (Yunnan candid

lWflll‘lWO‘l ,5 “Hm” safety Pl" 5'9””le"le dress on Will work Wit he) delis'cmd ] nation is noted.
The pin was nacaaght. and it is fem'edl' Ii Mrs. May 1mm Womaof New E

may lodge. in the child's stomach. All?

music and Elmer St. George will ‘ this writing no ill results are apparentliglm lit" W“

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lace s flutes and Wes tutorial 3
James M. (freagh made. a Misstep!
while allghtlmr from a- trolley car in]

Main street. l'orwalk. last nightmnrll;
fell to the grmrnd. His face \va barlil ‘
bruised and his knee cut severely. l

Election in Dssbury.

M1 department 01’ the End geport. Pub:j The annual city election in Mercury. 9*. ll...

held yesterday. resulted in a victory form
the Republicans. they 'ningone midrib
man and two ccuncr' men. Therewmr.
no excitement and the voting was light.

 

-Ie it Knows

. . . l ‘ qr ‘ t findthcnn'th ole. \llthey‘ve
T, all min who smoke. W cigars ”Mk MPMM M "m J" Muluy. long 0 ‘ might tnorih. and'birds. and the Welr'lmll‘ snillltl of the

that the buywialtrown is the luau!
cigars in the market-L

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lee I. A. sense ”a M is Is Islets
MM am.

Rev. or. ”my A. We of ”can:

so». ill... to!” of the fiscall-

saves m been“! to

‘acreptaealltolhemmmec list»

out stretched! ' is making the
sammnt the t . firearm:
I’M says: ‘

Henry A. m is a nun
of washed ' . M in the

mussel!" Yorktown. his life has

heartened or“ «flavor for the,

II:

red of mm W fmru
Armada! “mug. mm. "him in
. his their ‘

thermal».
roommate
calm. 1 mm
Writershsw nether-wk of
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. m. N. 1.»: Mile. Obit»; Nov»
wish.- N. 1.. and Mill firewalls. Home
I'm mil Nerwslh hi! went to lie-
aisstoal. where he has Miss {M men

ff. Y. them

’

em.
' lle‘hssewsilytskea his plum sarong
thwmmm piatfrsm
speakers themed. I pa»
is“ W ‘ film hast
M , fl , seen
flint all new We» rc-

li'giossarri are»! W Dr. tween
is nosedive-a . lam «unruly
whewhehm mm . has in!
some men! Mantis W. Mr «seam
honestly by this forbid father. who on.
pastor of an ”has church years awe.
mam it so warm for thief-mum that
they retaliated by . his thumb
in» pieces with «lyrical» simmer;
his life‘,.a M i. M may sierra
thwarted by a wry mm mu.
Mammals what hasslwsysmw
I». lmlamevba . mau._for
assault he has a mammal maximum.
llewas charmed the .mimal pm-
hrlprtiuxzmmm in ms. ‘ f
w. . arm great WM ry or
snowshoes the sister «first in the
light of his. arm yamsago. in mm
mm mislead Imp life. he turned
tmavphiasaelf. and is a ragged lead».
with a Mm weeke’ ill of lmrx‘l.
milk to the event. he 5W was
less than a wee-k. last in his imp
across the firmed first York hr and be
hurried a little wire along the
last pm'llofill than la- did at the first.
AM! one place he was permuted lay an
old rorvplh'whohwl lithium his fsrnllv.

“and they striker-thins stint he towns-d

the Min and wallet remind have
thought of him irf they «paid have known
he would mm to this. At swim
clamor which he called be its» well
treated. and a dew old with” arid
father paths-that!” twinned if he and
svcr'mrt thew lid on like owl. When

. hr. throw warm at Naturals. b.

if.» made an! smart" to «Mum lib»
sallammen of the low This remit was
that he- imposed nine “W5 all oi
whim: have." mentioned cw tam "trims

. to this.» alas.

or serum «one: 1». rpm» morn.

‘ ed? at the funeral} M ween semis-ls lav-sic

tea-r. the self inflicted «hash of steady
.dlhwvraw been the «vault of the drunk
huehit.

fir: Harlem is rerwuroiwsi as s pie-l and
has received auteur rsvstimrmlas form
nonlinear critter to the charm arid territor-
nuss of his verses.

are Wm “91 Mfflflci.

It hall Minestrone levees is New lime

l‘l‘ana are coveralls-teal for tilt“ foam
eighth:zilnllmwalllseminal of tille New leak
Flo's-t’r-‘rlnlfcrsnw-of thw Mmhwilet Epis-

c-opa-l'zcl‘mlrrhl. which! is to #t‘sl‘tl'ltlrlili‘ld" in,

Trinity «bomb. New linear. femuiflrwm'.
The «auctioneer- includes the greater part
of this state. and of New York and

liroohlk‘nnulurfim is d'kéth‘le that admit

Sl's'l'cl‘cmymen of this «histamiumthm will
be there alluring the «antiserum walk.
lltsv. sceptical ill. Merrill. of li‘lnmnmii.
will he presiding bitched».

’ll‘lliemamlbsrs of lbw «primrose and
visitors to New listen will» will the wee
cull drimliugthewew‘k will arrive delay.
when al preliminarily sumo-n will be bold.

..\\t coronal, an. «lbw rumination offline I
l ”‘"“

classes in! conference- slimline tmk
inI victims mimic of the church. are this
evening at fizzlhlhurc will he mistress-Ks
by liter. f“. W. (founder. of limhvillr‘
lien-Jr, «i. imucy.
cf’htamfowi. The conforms-w mammar-
sarrjv’ ofthr‘ lipevorrb imagine and (other
young. proudly-"r moisture of the chino-h
\Villdlhc'obaerverll with belied captain-a by

ithediiistiuiet meanwhile. Micheal Hamill?
_ will hold an internal emperors lib! ltlrfliecth Norwalk.
A "$th lflflll’ '9" MW“ “‘9 stairs 3"“ ”WWW “WWW and mill "WM“ ” Shim : The Young man had been boardinfl

address,

’llhe‘cowfcreav‘cnmmr utilisation at it
tonnrlrrrav morphing. ..tt that new lilw
llollv’ «humanitarian! mill lbs mimmmmui
nunllwthe «bisection of fillets»: Merrill.

Wednesday at‘rsmmmt can. the meal”

territory of the Women's "more Mississi-
any mummy will, be «smart. lieu.
Stimuli 0.. inertia. of Wyatt-rt. president-

lotlthe‘ wintry. still m. are charms of lnrirrstrels to insure them a big house

the commands was of the year's
Work will be read by the r‘onespomhng
secretary. Mrs. a. ll, tam mm. An ad

cult. and an svldmlu on «inseam
thanks ti. Wing. of
punitive.

wmmr evening the anniversary
of the Church Elem» em wrll
WWW“.- Rev..rtir~mge Edie Reed.
president of “skim colleges. (irritate.
l’a-..willll predation The whim of the
session will]! hedehvemd by Rev. W. A.

5‘ l Wm!“ Mr NEW “Mk" TM mm M- : Mr. and Mrs. John Tristr'arn. of Novo-

enriwg at the first Missile Bram»
church. the anniversary of the than or.
sum martian mission will be livid. tier,
itoilllalnric-r presiding.

, “F- ..,

liter. (3.. H. mm Miami. yesterday
atoms... at the formal «(Home “fle-

ker‘. which mar inhll‘fnnn his late hlmw .

in! (MM street. The millimetre were
Well item, (it ruminant. Pat-

'll'he‘istormt was in linear autumn-y.
firewalls.

Wally-semi“.
‘ drama in )irrsnt

anrssoos cisssrcu‘rs

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GOES l0 THE Alli ”NE.

The Destiny Division to im its Pop-
ular Superintendent.

ll! W830i TO iii If. IAillill.

the New Order of Things lakes Ellret lessor-
m. We It. Paras Will fake the Plan
at It. Disaster. We list design“
as Is Ill-antic Division.

(many-s have Men made in the su-
[momma wane of the divisions
of the (hmsolidsted railroad. the new
alder of things taking effect toruormw.
. V.(‘.l’ayne. the popular superinten- .
ldmrluf the Danbury and Nor-walk di-
vision. will be transferred to the Air
bliss division. running from New liar-
:cc to Willinlantic. Mr. l’ayne takes A.
‘ls‘. llsrrsndcr's place. who has resigned.
l Joggph E. Martin, Well known in Hill It is reported that the British South
trim. and sals‘rintcndeut of the h‘lnmaug. Affil'flu company hill 1‘5de "19 WWW"-
llnlchfield and Northern railroad. mn'mcnt to send a large force to the rcliel'l
Main his present [)(lcilllllll. and nlaol‘ll Bulwayoimmediately. l
take charge of the llanhurydivision. ; ‘ DYKE suasrs. ;

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
W ire-the Gay World at Nerwslk and

L00" Lil! UAR.
Nailing Preparations at the London Deck Yards
and Amnals.
this-vial In 'l‘lll' Scullut'll
insists. March ill» ~'i‘licro are signs
at the disrkyunls and at tho arsenals of
preparations for grave n'snits. Special
orders have been received to prepare a
number of war ships for active service.
Naval officers on furlough have been
telegraplnnl to rejoin their ships im-
mcdiatoly. Tire cruiser (lccille has
rsdilfll on a slwial mission to the Afri-
can count.
SHORT 0F ARIS.
,Tlll Drillsli South Airicsn Company Asks for
immediate Relief.
Npccinl to the Sentinel!
insists. March :ll.—A dospntch from
(‘apc 'l‘mvn says then' is a shortage of ’
arms at liulwayo. and that thc Mata-,
holes are massing in the biceps llills.

 

 

 

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{The Homes of Thousands on the River Thames.
[ Damaged. F
‘i‘iil‘lfilll in the Sentinel l ,

, , ,, WMM" . lovrmv \l'rch ‘ll—\ d k u ‘
. Miss l—aiiihrihv-pardmf lllHanslruvc-' ’ ' ' ‘ “ , ' f y 0 ”u re]
”up. “-3,. surprised last night by .hrup.'l‘lr:|nnls bur.~t this nun‘nrng. The water.
tau'vnty of her friends. games and has inundated the port towns. causing}
Jim?“ were “”W-"d' Ml“ \lrlliams l‘m‘plamagc to the homes of thonsaudsof
siding a! the warm. ; Wild"
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l ~ . . . .

“N. E. “'. Stuart. 0! “'PFI ltt't‘lllli‘.l YOUNG REPUBL‘lCANS MEET

who has been spending tirewinicr with ; . '

flex. and Mrs. ‘D. .11. Ferns. at Honc- , Delegates Selected to Attend the Stats League
beads, North hinnra. h. L. returned: Meeting in Hartford

fishnet ymtur'day. . l ‘i l . ' ’ .

f P. [Jones and wife. of From: street.| 'Ihm'." “M “ ”Refill-('1 onlhnsmtrc
Norwalk. ,0" town ml”. for a trip up « gal l-rrng at the ltopn lluan tll'lll lltl‘t‘l-

.tlw Hudson for the benefit of Mr. .lunca : rug at 8 North Main street. last night.
‘hflaith. The new constitution was adopted.

- Timsllmll,‘. Prince. Jr..of Bnnksidc,| Acmnmnnicaiion was received frumv
‘ has retornod home: from a visit in Now ’ James P. Glynn. secretary of the State
l'i'ork. Philadelphia. Newark and Brmk- ; Rl‘publican Is‘ngtw. to the effect that :-
lyn. ! meeting of the executive committee of

, ' ' , . _ i that organization. would beheld in New
’5‘“ 1"" “ nurse at the lsoruullr “(‘5' l Haven. March llrh; that the South Nor- 5

. - 1 .‘ , . ' .. . . . . .
Wm" “f“kl'.“l.".r‘”t“;‘3lll‘} "m“??? “I" walk Ri'ptlllllt‘illi club was admitted to‘
" w" ”M '5 ”mt " l” “""o ”‘ -’"'“' , rucnllwmlup. ' The [league also sent in-

d" -- “ vitations to the local club to send delv- '
Alfred Mcrrett has gone to his home gates to the stat» mnvcntion of; the l

in Brwklvu to resume his old position league to be held in ihc moms of the

4'” a brush factory in New York city. _I McKinley club in Hartford. Thumla)‘.
. . , . . . l A )l'll filth. at 3:3” o'clock. tnollth't OlllCt‘l‘hl

M’” M’mlw 1" h'ms' ”r meflde‘, ltlll‘l delegates to the convention of tin-
fl‘l't‘flu‘b l"‘_"lt’l"l“." "“h'hmq'd ‘1‘" nrnc- ‘ National Republican in agin- in Milwau- '
,m‘nth anrnvcrsaryof her birthday. :kcc. Anal“? 25th to ‘Jith. The South.
Mia»: AKnes lianlon. clerk at Freder- l Ifml‘gtmi .f‘ll'l' flu! 50"”,"5 president. l
it'll Maui's Nor'walk confectionery smrv. ‘ " .9,” \fl' “(T’kaml' Daniel,
is sgsending a week in New Haven. , lluulop. secretary. l reorge H. )rmhurgh. .
\\ Inchester.

 

- -H .. , i J12: treasurer. Albert E.
Mrs. R. l’. Hilltll. of Washington I and R- 3- (‘ul-hill.

an... t. is entertaining Mrs, H. H, Boom . The delegates reccr'vcd invitations to.

and son George. of Bridgeport. . attend the same evening the annual re- -

. : . iccntion and baulqnct of thc McKinlcyi
Miss (Elam Smith. of Qumtnrd ave-frlub. given in honor of Governor John!

’rrlu'. is visiting her brother, E. 0. Smith. { W. liriggs, of New Jersey. at the Allyn i

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I in Paterson. House, Hartford.

3 Miss Eva Ferris. of West street. is cx- , £11."ng Advertiser-s.
m-trd home today from Lafinllc semi-i . . , .
‘tlarv. . Dr. P. Vt. Dunner, who lately mmcd i

 

liliafillzilgigddfinlf :21?” Th {you’llll’i‘llll‘ 7. nicely lllt‘l‘t‘. HP has decided. though. to ;
‘ ’ ‘ come to South Norwalk vvcr‘y Wedncs- 1
. . . . . . “May. He will stop at the .‘luhackcmof
:mmmg hm {ath‘lr_l.”...}.hl.]dMl “WNW" ‘ Hotel. This is for ”w convenience of hie :
‘ (icorge Hunter, of Williams college. is ’ Norwnlk and chth Nor'walk customers. l

r

l'harles I". llmnnis. of Waterbury.

E from for the Easter vacation.
1

l on oats bought and scr‘ccned at Manuel l

_, _ , ., , , (T. Hatch‘s. You will never regret it.

. l’. W. Rogers. of Norwalk. is in New i To be, obliging is one of the best char-

| York today. :Ictcristics of a business man. E. E.

l

‘ ‘ ‘ ” ' " (‘rorhamducs allinlrispnver tOdI‘CUIllilIO-
i
l "3350 3' "E“ BOMOER' .daie customers. If‘it is not convenient

] ’ for you to call at his store he will call at
l ‘ w Wilda Woman Mourns "'9 ”55 °l 0”” , your home with a complete line of sum—
. hundred Dollars. f pics of his fine wall papers. Drop him
‘ 1: .1.“ il ‘a .
i A young man who has been boar-dint! Foggy $2.131“... and it will be readv‘
ll” ”3“ residence 0‘ Mrs. “9’"7 w-lfor the finest furniture: indeed. it will
iMitcholl. in South Wilton. turned up be half furnished when he finishes.
lr-uisving yesterday afternoon. l ”ornstock Bmtliers have made special
It: the evening Mrs. Mitchell dispmop l selections for the Easter trade. and arc
Iofl‘cring gwal inducements in spring
as gone and that he : overt-oats, spring mp coats, nien‘s bnsi- ,
5h" ”‘9“ l ness and dress suits. boy's confirmation i
.snits. soft and still hats. and neckwear. .
This fimr invites the public to an irbl

l Miss Illa l‘l. Ashton. “1- Lynr‘s‘ ”"09. | funding him that. day till". all otin‘r llziyu‘

i spew holiday in New Haven.

 

1 ed that his clothing w
:hsld evidently shipped out.

i

[tremors suspicious. and upon investiga-
ltiorr found that she had been robbed of . . .
lspcctron oi than stock. lit the full confi-

gurmardl- ‘,"f #100. . ‘dcnce that it cannot be. excelled any-i
i M” Mitchell ““3 selling ”fi ““1““ ”fjwlit‘m. Read their announcement in1
he! furniture. preparatory to moving to; this issue. 3
' The season for carpet cleaning. mat-1
f tress renovating. ft‘rtthcr stemming. "to. .
.l'l'm' her but 'i {9“ "My“ {these things done prcunptly and well.‘
:31)“ rriost irnywvrant questions. The
.‘ Saugntnck Mattress Works. Saugatuck.
.. .. [odors the bent facilities. and word to
I Cleveland's Hinstreis. ithcnr by letter or telephone will settle

‘. ism-Ts'i'.
it seems hardly more than necessary ; the matter rm t‘ m fm ttrrly

its) announce the coming of (illeveland’s? Th" Cilllfimllf drop "f “WW .weurs'

‘ 1 away the hardest stone. Thc pnces on ;
, J ,. ‘ . . . ' 2 wall paper have dropped until they have
411“}, ”In h' at HQ" “ 'lhentre. MO“ ’worn away the profits. but tho number

ids; night. April H. with all the enter-l g ‘ g .
learning features for which this cornbi 0f 331”" the steady steam or customers

'!have increased until the large sales on

. ._, g -. ‘ this scuson's designs warrant the smalli
. ' \ l- ‘ ~ r .3 .

l loving a.” Are More. profit. L. H. Du nPT s anal. and trade

; ‘ _ testify to these facts. l
l Arthur B. (raw and family has mov- ‘ Frank Ayers' banner of fair dealing.
led to 48 Spring street from Bownytou. l seasonable and reasonable goods rs wav-
l Mr. and Mrs. George Shelliuger 'rnov-

‘ iug. Glance over his new , advertise-
:od yesterday from théllld Well Hotel to
i No. 8 Madison strcct.

. merit in today’s Sentinel and you‘will be
I Charles Loomis has moved from Spring i

: anxious to try his fish and meats.
. Business opportunities ' do not come i
lam to 52 1391.19.“ avenue. l every day in the week. nor do they al- l
.ways turn out as anticipated. but the

. (igqeni (Suiting school putsopportuni-

POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.

4 .' . - g r
Eton. are mom». to ‘12 UM." lark. . l ti within the possibilities of all that.
l 'erlraur ()sierbanks h“ '“Q‘Td mmrshou l be. promptly improved. Thoir'
:GGOI'K" 3» Gregory 5 house ‘1‘ ISM” 1 new advertisement gives particulars.
lstmt. - -____._

i ()ondnctor George B. Warren has'
ignored his family from Windward ave- .
" rm». to Seymour place. -

_._._._.___ M.
Sgring's Awakening.

At last. aft-3r many delays. spring'
shows signs of awakening. Among the
many cvidvuccs of this are the muddy
(timdilion ni ,tln- roads. thc twitter of

i “I can't sew." obserlel Mr. Wipe-i
dunks. “why it‘s taking them so blamed i

go: to do is in go rm-
chcpgolng. .

 

; "pcepers."

' (lent-e. 9 t‘onr-Urtl sin-«t. tiotlfh Norwalk.

3 r in near. out-nan. lug... rhdrirehuud.
nstf‘

l in F. Hr. Jnus LUi‘K‘i’OOI).
,' io l.l".'l'.-Frmn a Iril 1. lirmrfrfr‘a‘irnega

‘ of Farm; Glamour. l'mnl'urv.

‘ his dental other to Stamford. is doing . ,

i (live your liars-ea pll-asnnt Basic" ll)" *

Ia-t him paper and dc- _

"7E

. or will sell and allniv pa vmcntof $10 per mont

, Nor-walk.

i has arrivvd, and how and where to geti "W "'”+

if tin or u an rrra‘.
/“ wars-run.” m

‘VAA'l'l-il). A few I-ri'ht cncrgeti melt
wanting to make bi: runner. is r-
:cncepurine-Irma”. Alvnlnp'ir .fiir men I
law 9’" «e a pro «rm. it of I
A. It. l‘lirlilslAh'. Hupt . s llunlurd unfilled:
horwnlk. H run. to a! 8i
. YANTl-ZilwA man and wife «ls-sire the.
\ with funrilv. Willing to make t eill'
whim gent-milv useful about house an cc:
man minim-stainls care of horses an cowl.
t‘allorudrlnws at Boston till’tlt'l.l‘.ltmll Nor.
walk mam

VVANTl-lll. -.\ middle aged American lady
desires Amltion a hurt a

srnalllsmllv. ddreasA. .. 15.. is II.’ or- ,

walk. Conn. um lw

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and lining r nI-hiuos. Donnie
South Norm lr'. (

 

u N r r; rsq.'ir?.';.‘;'.‘.".‘;;.'.'.a“ corporate on
straw sewing machines : 110?th
B arm '

‘onn.

 
 

TO LET.
' ‘0 MIT. 'lionso and garden on I
icsmailfnrnlly. licnl M. App

rll‘lt l‘ox.
' ‘(l l.l~'.T.»-iluu-e.corner“'malwardnven o
I nndh'nuth Main sirccl. Ho.Nn ilr'. Ill.
.‘.l| rnv-dcrn llll|Irll\'t'llll‘lll'- lul Irirv VAL. ,
l.. “Ha-ox. olllce London's bloc or at his -
asst
_ - _ .. ,. .. 4 -.....,--
f ‘0 MT» l'pner virtol n-oitagc.N .re y
rift-vi. to stun] flunilv. itent if. loo
louryr six "Ninth. ho. is Dav street. 'lk v to

N. i ll
.l’t‘lil.
malt

 

\l'. \«u'sns. 4') East avenue. East Nurse
and lit

' ‘0 LET; lllwil'nl‘lt.‘ apartments on (Iron
street. also in Jltlllee block. on Water

~ll’i‘ni. i. 31. Jon}; Lra‘xu‘oup. true-tee.
nrmtoat

7 ‘i) l.l1‘.'l"*.lf'il'r~l arnl M‘l'ltilll their house on
' l'nrt l‘nlntstrvot: rent 39m and tam:
bu rennin-rvrncrN-irih linin and Ann streets
South hurwailr man in: house in \ioodwarll
ll\'i'll|il‘.l"*lll ill first floor. l llnnfnrli Hallo.
will it?! i".. A. Wrmmvann.

' ‘ll iii-YN'l‘.’ l'ppI-r floor of house. No. '.‘ii

“mt Main stirs-vi. ton r-rnallselor-t family
olmiults. l'os.~e~~l«,ar from Mil)‘ 1st. (Lil.
it \uvur'nlzr. ’ in 17 if

ing. Appivtn l.hl.llov1'. r
f ‘tl liENTu-Frurn April let. the offices ‘11
lav-kivnod‘s Building. hor'walk. Appty‘

ill

Firc insurance ulilding now occupi
asa tulip-{ponn wil‘l hte ni-ntm AM lsome inr-
Mseor nu u‘auu ac or on. no Ho 0 x
i. hxu‘l‘. 8‘2 “,0“ street. fit t?

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‘ fl‘t) I.l‘1'l‘.~-Fuur room apartment. first and

. second floor, rennin! Washln ton street.
unwind». in I'H‘l')‘ rrmm.hnlis lighter and clean-
ml: four room apartmentsdront and marthlrll
limli' fiwartz .\' Corbett block. 79 and ill Wash-
lngton street. rent $7 and $9. Apply 0er Wind.
t'iosnt‘o, villi

$1:

7 ‘0 l‘.l".'l‘.----Hnu.-:o 7 rooms. Beiden afflict
-.hn Grove store. Sin: house as buy

, stroetmmuns. 312'. house it 'l‘olles street tl

rooms final] in first-class order: water 11
inquire oiJUllh‘ ll. KNM‘I‘. in West street.

not!“

'lX room cottage on uintnrd avenue. Ap—
h ..:v tn('ill-Ih"1"li . 19. CLARK. rs Quintard
nvvnue. . , .,: ‘ .. Hvrilltf__
T Nu. m Harbor avenue, Norwalk. six
1-. nuns with city Miter. rent Sma‘lso three
iI'OlllN. «(its \i'tllt)‘f.ii'9lll N. VFW kApril 1‘95
l"l'|lll".ll ”.10 altar . crwa .re .
AJIpll' mfiAld‘li nodrlls. imErrst ave‘rlue.
horwalk. did if

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"scuba“;

FOR SALl‘u—vllrnrv Hill Farm. scores oflnnl

u'rthn'uiluge of seven rooms and out-
buildings. 'l‘ivowclls of water and plenty of
fruit on the piano. Nuilahlefor poultry rinsing.
l‘riv'n Flat-l. lnqliil’" of 'l'unoa .lr Gonnss.
m 30 lw

 

.‘llll SALE -llne surrev. neuriv new. cost
$125. wrll wil for Still: one road cart. tit;

urn-two-seated wagon at n bargain. Inuutre
an out

 

j‘lll’. Mid-I ~- Hnuw. Nu. ll Elizabeth street.

suiinlllc for two families. All nuidor'n

l‘unlnins 1'3 moms. two baths

l'nll nu t,‘uss.ti.rlr. Jon)”. on
M7 3m

llnprl v\ unwills.
nini whirl-Is.
pr'nriri-m.

[Gilli SALE. —l'urilv and clieapness are

what “r‘l’lltllll forth" Longman 1" Mar-
tinez paint.» (‘all at our store for color cards
and prion... Hm'Til Normans Hanna-sun 00..
52 south llain slrwil. .

 

Fill]: HALE. -’l‘hr,-_ boot and shoe business of

. t'. H. liar-rev. Including entlre stock and

llxiurmaull lcawmlstore. Will be sold very

chomp it will at once. Apply’atthe store.

iii 5 ti ’
14w"SALliwlnu-n grass. red top. red and
- whiter-lover shod. nl:m.tixnofhy. 800

Normans Haunwsar. ( ‘o.. 42 Month Main st .
130R SALE—Building. lot tuxedo on West
avenue. most desimhle lot on theavenue.
Apply in Taylor A' Golden. 12911
.011 S.\LE.-(‘ott:r c at Ben Island. as feet
water front. in lv furnished. Purchase
now whilc you have the opportunity. Inquire
of S. ll.\\’uterburv. Real betateaud Insurance.
to Washington street. .d 12 1"

1‘. FIVE room cottagovon Glenwmnlfivenno
A for sale cheap and on easy terms. nquir're|
of b‘. ll. FliElili’Olllln 13 Grove street.fiout

Nor'ivuik. inll’
'Me'B {Sills—'0' R 1'0 LET.

 

 

 

 

av msv Trusts. (‘ottngeJroontta at
lion-a non. near the station. 37 per mont ,

toward purchase: house and lot box 100 feet.
lluildinc lots for sale. pnvnl.»l9_small amounts
\vw-klv lil‘vlllfllllllh'. LENOR HILL LAND
(‘fllll’rlhb Mr. John llrrtsrrts liowavton, or
um. u \i. A. Benn-dict .i' l.‘o.. Clothiers. South
0‘: (lm
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i (ls'r. InsuruthNonvalkmulnst Saturday
1 morning, suulll of \i'nshington street. part
of illuo- oxulnrnlmi null butt-m. Suitable reward
pan! {fir r-l-tlix-rito'l‘. ll. \lar'rrsn. Tramway
rm... ,.,._ 1

 

 

Councilman Smith's New Resident
The plans for ("ourrr-ilmau William H.
Smith's new residence in St. John ave-
nue. Norwalk. show a building tlrirtyu;
four feet square. the exterior being

0

shingled. The house will contain nine I

rooms. with furnace heat and all im-
pmvemonts. The interior finish will he
made to correspond with the old Mul-
lory homestead. and every effort .has
been made to secure a cosy and comfort-
able appearance. both inside and outside.
(ioutractor A. R. Malkin will have
charge of the whole work. The house
will be wired for electric lights.
Annual Offering fury-iigsioo‘s‘.
TholApr'il mN-iiug of the Woman'l
Missionary society will be held in the
South Norwalk Congregational church.

tomorrow afternoon at. 3:30 o'clock.
This is the day for the semi-annual ofler-
ing for missions. and it is hoped that
every member and ~~very friend of the
society will bring her offering with her
at that time. A u interesting programme
is promised. as papem on ”Kyoto.
Japan." are to be read by Mrs. Blanch-
ard. Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. Gumbart.