'u‘uo conic H
NIWIPAM“
mongol the community have to say.
at good pundit-mutual «humor. and
turns circulation ill the best “would"
nation on esrth. THE BHTINBL
is such a loner. It. modern hove tlulll
to null. null do read what the buslnm
L.
ENING ‘SENTINEL.
WK‘VI 001' IT!
A circulation turner. by uvorsl hun-
llroll.thntl that of All tho other Infill
dolly pnporll combined. Admin”
gel mom for their money In Till 8E8-
‘l‘lN El. than they do in our other honor. '
The best ill the choopont‘.
mfiUlllBER ”Mic ”
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as Second Ola. Mm.
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TWO CENTS.”
lllEllll illixll—Hlth
NIMoYur-Old Freddie Bogardus lies-
cucd From Drowning.
Fill IRON A fUlAI IIIIII IIIE IIIVEII
Mom I. Collect, Whoa ilalr has Crown
Cray, Wand the Accident from a Will
Strut Store, cud Plunging into ills
mm Drought ills Boy Alton.
Freddie Bogurdua, the nine-your»old
son of Charles Bogardus, of 30 Main
street, Norwulk. was playing with some
other boys on the upper propeller dock
st Norwalk, shortly before 5 o'clock yes~
tot-day afternoon, when he fell overboard
and might have been drowned had not
George W. Bullock, of tho Holmes,
Koclor 8: Sclleck company, who saw the
accident, mscued him.
For some time smull boys have mode
a practice of playing around the docks
and getting down on n flout kept there
by the Norwulk and New York steam-
boat company. 0n the float, yesterday,
werc Percy Hendricks and an Italian
boy named “Mike." Young Bogurdus
tried to jumppbourd. but slipped when
he struck the floor of the float and slid
into the water. The other boys were too
frightened to rescue him.
Georgc W. Selleck was standing at
the rear of tho Holmes, chler an Scl-
leck company‘s store, on the cost side
of Wall stroot, looking out of n window.
He saw the boy fall into the writer, nnd
realizing that no one was near to aid
him, ho run out of the store and down
Wall and Smith streets to the dock.
The boy, by this time, had been carried
out in the river by tho current. Mr.
Sellcck plungcd into tho chilly waters
without stopping to remove his outer
garments, and reached Bogurdus as ho
was about to sink for the lust- time. He I
swam to the flout, put the boy in it safe ‘
place. and then attempted to climb on
board. He slipped and full buck into
the water one» or twicc, but finally
reached the dcck.
The boy soon revived and was taken
home by William Bluttcry. Ho was
put to bed by his parents and today does
not experience any ill effects from his
ducking. Mr. Sclleck boardcd u trolley
car and went tohis home iuMcrwiu
street. where he put on dry clothing and
WM soon about again.
NEW TROUSERS FOR Til! GUARDS.
Ion Solvicntllo (local licw Icing Suppilcd
ll loch Lm Cost.
The quartcrlnustehgonorul has begun
issuing to the National Gourd in filing
requisitions for new clothing, trousers
of different cloth from those which huvr
been heretofore supplied. Thoy drool
heavier, better wearing cloth, about the
snow shade of color but much more dur-
uble.‘ The cost to tho stutois $4.25 pol
pair. or $1.75 loss than those previously
issued.
Assistant usrtcrmnstor—gonerld Chev
nay beliovost at there would be ccou’
only and no loss in the. uppesrunou of the
troops if the white strips were left off
the trousers of privlltus. same as in the
regular llrnly. It soon soils and will
quickly spoil tho uppourunco of a lit oi
trouscrll otherwise in good con ition.
There is no way of clcuning u soiled
strips in usutisfuctory manner. Trous-
ers without the stripe would cost 50
cents less, This would correspond with
the regulsr army. in which strips on
trousers urn only worn by musicians.
non~commissioncd officers and oflicers.
the stripes of n musician bcing two of
one-half inch on ouch leg. As fust ul-
thc present trousers become nuwrvicc-
ablo thoy will be replaced by now ones
of the cloth rootlntly rclectcd. Tho cloth
formerly usod is too light and of too finc
finish to be sorviccublc for field wcur. It
is the quality known as officer's cloth.
nmé‘éfds‘s’iiiis' 'i‘oil‘ilbliiilllcs.
Victor 8. Seilucll Selected for salutary of the
Falrlicld Savings Bank.
At a mccting of tho dircctors of
tho Fuirflcld County Savings
bunk, hold ycstcrduy nftcrutmn,
Victor 3. Selleck was chosen sccrctnry
and trensurcr to succeed thc late James
H. Bailey.
Tho choicc. of Mr. Scllcck givcs gonor-
ul satisfaction, and u fol-ling is expn‘snctl
tllnt tho bolu'li bus ciloscn the right man
for the place.
Mr. Scllcck is u grnlluutc of thc (Ivor
River school. Ho is twcnty-scvcu yours
of age, and bcgnn his banking curccr in
1886, when hc outcrcd the Control Nut-
ionul bunk. Aftcr scrving thcrc nearly
four years he cntorod the banking rooms
of the Norwlllk Savings sooicty, wherc
he is lit present. He will resign to take
his now position, his salary dating from
April 1.
mosrussv RECOITO.“
Deaths Recorded in Town Clerk Smith's Office
For the Month of January.
Following is a record of deaths for tho
mouth of .Tunuury, us lt'COI‘dOt‘I in the
ofilce of Town Clerk Smith:
Mr. Selleck is sixty-five years of age ;
and is remarkably actltm. In his young- I
or=days he saved his brother, Henry Scl- I
leck, from drowning in a much similar;
manner. , 2
Mr. and Mrs. Bogurdus express their
heartfelt gratitude to Mr. Selleck for his
bravo not.
THE TRAMP QUESTION.
The Present System Condemned as Vshclncnily
.asihu Policy of Closed Doors.
Editor of Tho Sontinel—Dear Sir:
Some weeks ago you were good enough
to print some words of mine on the
“Tramp Question." I now ask the privi-
lege of a few added words.
Since the trump-house was again open-
ed it has been said that the ”sickly
sentiment" of the ministers and Chris-
tian people of the town should be satis-
flod. If' it were a matter of sentiment
this might be true; but it happens to be
a question of Christian principle and
Christian charity, which is (when right-
ly understood) common-sense philano
throphy. In the name of righteousness
and virtue I protest against the proseut I
system as vehemently us I did against
t 9 equally unkind and mistaken policy
of closed doors. Let it be plainly said
that the open door, without any condi-
tion attached to the offer of shelter, is
as bad, if not worse. than the door shut ,
inst all wanderers. To give some-;
t ing for nothing is to invite vngubonds ‘
and the vicious to our town; but in town I.
meeting it- wus voted to require work of l
these tramps. On that condition I vot- 3
, oil and others voted to “open the doors." 1'
Without that amendment no man of 1
any judgment or principle could have,
sustained the resolution to give shelter. I
Now, I insist that the will of the poo— .
pie-has not been done, and will not be.
done until a work-yard is established?
but us have a wsyfarers' inn, where M
decent lodging. and possibly some plain .
food. will be furnished in return fori
workldono. and then this tramp prob-,
lom will be solved in a practical Chris- 5
thin way. Town and city uu‘t-horties',
on ht to co-operate to this much desired .
en . To quote It familiar proverb. I,
"Where there‘s a will, there’s it way." i
Believing that I am advocating the“
only right- and wise plan. which has:
been successful wherever tried. I am. ,
‘ Sincerely Yours. 1
S. H. Wsrms. ,
A Peculiar Religious Sect.
The article in tho currc‘u't number of Z
the New England Magazine concerning 3
the ‘ Sundemuninus. of Danbury, that
pcmlillr sect that is nownumbered with .
the religions of the post. is from the pen .
of George W. Hallock, of the Dunbury,
News. fonucrly of South Norwalk, who E
some time ago wrote a popular sketch,
of the “Danbury News Man" for the
(.bsmopoh .
ber of the Shell Fish Commission.
Groc. Co. , f
“of a big pile of barrels, when u henvy
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Juno—Mun! E. .\lortnn. H. 3.. 1 i no
3—-('urollno Angeli. S. N", no 2
oaGcorlze W. t‘ouch. H. it. 7i I .5
7-Jnuo Wood, N.. . u? s .9
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17—Jumcs .\lciJlilthv. 5.. . 5'2
ul-—-I.owis i-l. lilit‘klllllll. ti. 5. or» 3 '2
u2-~\\iili:1m(indfrm‘, i~' . it. m an
Dow'l’bsmloro ilnrtwick. S. .\ . on
:t‘J—chrv (irucc. b... To
Dir—William 13‘. Muslim. H. N" :i to 33
divisoiilc ('rl'illllt. .\., . on
25~llullrgo ll. llclimun. E.".\.. .\5 1'2
%~Eiizuboth h‘. Illnthcr )\ . 32. 57 in
all—John Vllsoncrkv, hf. .\.. 0
Lil-lining l‘lutt. E. 5.. 75
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STEWARD 'LOCKWOOO INJURED.
A Heavy Truck Backs Down Upon liilll, Cutting
lils Face. '
.Toscph I.<.n:kvvr.tod, of East Norwulk.
steward on board tho propellor City of
Norwnlk, plying betwccu South Nor-
walk and New York, was badly hurt at
the Beckmnu street wharf, chuesduy.
Ho was walking along tho dock in front
truck bnckcd down upon him hud cut
his taco. He was removed to a hospital,
whom the surgeon was obliged to take.
several stitchcs in his uosc and undcr
his right cyc. It was also ucccssary for
him to go to tho hospital] today. The
injury couscs him lunch pain.
Northwest Roll of Honor. .
Pupils of the Northwest school who
wuro pcrfect in attendance for the month
of March arc, in the primary depuro
nlcnt, Howard Wood, Duvul Olmsteud.
Bernie ()‘Huro. Intermediate depart-
ment, Agncs Barry, Clara Hanna, Liz-'
die O'Douncll. Clara Shruyor, Martha
Wood, Willie Arlington, John Porter.
Grammar rlcpurtment, Willie Troy, Joe
Mnyuc, Lizzie H. Brown.’ Annie Rider.
Banqucicd at Lane's.
Frank A. Ferris, chairman of the so-
lltlllllltpwllltllou
The Capture of Five Vagrant: May
Clear up a decent Burglary.
l nonunion nu mun.
All ltslisll Shanty whm tho Cnckmn who
Emmi clllcllosurs ovum sun, Early
Sunday Homing. m Known to llm
Spent lilo Day—Other Arrests.
Judge Hubbell had eight cuscs boforo
him in the South Norwulk sids of tho
Town Court, this morning.
Charles Brannon and Michael (fiahill,
rcsidunts of Norwalk, were in.
toxiclltoll last night, uud boarded the
I225!) train at the depot, expecting thoy
would go to Now York. At tho Spring
wood bridge tho conductor, discovering
thoy had no money ‘or tickots, utoppmi
tho truth and hud them put off. Euch
was ilncd til and costs. and tukun to
Bridgcport juil to work out the sentence.
William l‘ullcl. for being drunk, was
flood $3 and cost, which he pllid.
(loustublc Ireland, Chicf Vollnlcr and
(minor Gludstone mu'lo it mid on on
ltnlinu shanty just outside the city lim-
its. and captured fire vugrunts, who
gave their names as Edward (ll-unfit”.
Albert King. William Ilurton. John
Wright and Edward Harris. The lust
named proved ho was an unfortunate
working man with a family in New
Huron, unll sentence was suspou'lcd.
Thc others wcrc sum to jail for twenty
days ouch. This shanty is u disrcpulllbio
place, and should bo torn down. Tho
[min-c have cvidcucc that tho burglars
who went through (,‘hichostcr's gmwry
storc curly Sunlluy morning l-pcut the
day in that plnco and loft or night. Tho,
ucighlmrs have made runny complaints
about it. lcorgc Rcynnllls. .1 curpcntcr
residing in Bust Norwnlk, identified the
hols uscd in tho robbery as belonging to
him. Ho mill thcy stolcn Saturday
night fromu housc on which he was
working in R'lwuyton.
, A REGISTERED POUCH MISSING.
It Goes Asiray While in Transit From flew
York to This City.
I'uitcd Statics government detectives
uro. cnllonvoriug to locate a. rcgistcrcd
mull witch consigned to the South Nur-
wulk plum-other. which went astray lust
- RSONAL.
Bunions Il'olll the Buy World of Hamill and
8m lumlil.
Miss Emma Bennett, daughter of blr
and Mrs. A. B. Emmott. not! George
Louis Prim. son of Piott Price. will bu
married on Wodnesduy, April in, at tho
brido‘ll home, llmnlsidcllco of Mr. null
Mrs. (3. M. Daniels, Chestnut afloat.
. Norwulk. The wcdliiug will he attend-
od only by the hour relatives of tho
brilio and groom. Attor- u short worl-
ding tour the young couple will reside
at No. 4 Merwin strwt, now being fitted
up for them.
George W. ilollock and duughtor, Miss
Mary Sellocir. accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. D. W. Fitch. wont to Now Huvon
today to pttoud the Methodist confor-
onco. Mrs. bullock went to New Huvou
ycstcrduy.
Mills Marguerito Lurrigan. who has
bccn uttoudiug tho Walterbnry ncmlcmy.
has arrived in South Norwulk to stimuli
blaster with her mother, Mrs. Httl‘lill
Lurrigun. iqutcr strcct.
SOCIAL AND PE
Miss Marjorie Phelps, who has lwcn
spending several months with hits.
Charles '1‘. Raymond. of Wlulhlugtou
street, returnod yestcrduy afternoon to
her home in Simsbury.
Dr. B. St. John. of ’l‘orriugtull. ut-
t-r-ntlillgthc convention at tho Alli‘t‘lli
church. East Norwalk. bus bcon staying
with his cousin, Mrs. J. W. Monti. in
South Main strcct.
Mrs. Mary F. Ely, of Muplo street.
who has boon visiting Mrs. Rufus Thllt-
cllcr Cooper. ut Wollsburg, N. Y.. has
rcturnoll home. Mrs. (‘oopcr accom-
panied licr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Ii. Sirloin ulldllllugllt~
or Dorothy, of 'l‘orrillgton, um slwnliillg
ufcw days with Mr. and Mrs. W. ll.
Swords, South Main strcct.
Mrs. H. C. Short-r and baby Norms,
of Washington stroot. rm» visiting friculls
ullll rclutivcs in Now York city and in
Now Juror-y.
Mrs. Sumucl DAI'Ikilnl. of East uvcuuc,
is visiting in Now York. Mr. Duskmu
cxpccts to go to Washington, I). (‘., this
weok.
Misses Helen and Augusto Brut-km).
of Livingston place. loft South Nurwnlk.
yestcrdny for Forcstvillc. to spend it fcw
days.
(‘«.‘lligrcsmllull l'I.J. Hill is today or-
tcudillgtho confer-nim- at New lluvcll.
Tonight lll‘ will return to Washington.
Now lluvcn, um guests of hit“. and hits
’ l’. N. Smith. of Bnyvicw uvcnuc.
Miss Emma Lockwmxl, of Ellllll‘llllll
,llvcnue. stnrtcti today for \Vushingtou,
D. (1.. to make a short visit.
Joseph C. Wullocc null wifc, of l’itts-
burg. urn visiting William Willlucc, of
Mcrwln strcct.
Mrs. Flor-cucoBii‘i‘ltvlth. of Now York.
Mrs. C. II. Monti :lulitwn chilrlrl-ll, n. =
SOUTH NOTIWALII, coNNThm’oAY. um: El", 1896;
MR. Gillllltlill ls ‘ Mill.
His Newly Purchased House in Not-
wslk Stripped of It: Fixtures.
WILL so: lIlE noun owner.
The Waterbury Merchant Who Has Bought lIlO
Barnum Place to limit Avenue. Says it
Was Expressly Understood that the
Applllnccs Would Romain.
S. F. (lurdincr, tho Waterbury mor-
chullt who lutcly purchased the Dan-nu
Gcorgc ll. Barnum pluvo in North ovo-
nno, Horwulk. will bring suit ngsinst
illc formcr owllcr, claiming llzlnlngcs
becousc Mr. Barnum rcnlovcll tllc fixt-
urcs which wcrc in tho houso whcn he
paid for it.
TllilllODWVlts sold through Mitchcll
d: Son's rcal l-stntc agcucy to A. it).
Austin. wIlopurl-hasml it for Mr. Hurdl-
lil‘Z‘. Tho bouic was cquippoll with
qu olcclric burglar alarm, cicctricnl
nppiilulccs for lighting tho gas, gas fist-
uros in every room. storm doors, cm.
which, lilv. Gurllillcr says. it was «listin-
ctly nullcrsiomi, worn mm with tho
houso.
thu W. R. Sturicvunt took poss-
Icssilluuf tho houso April lst for Mr.
,I llurr‘lincr. llc says he was ulorcthnn soc-
prisml to find that cvcry gull fixturv hall
bccn rcmovcd. tho olcrtl'ic \vircs cut out.
, [ht-bolls, push buttons. cm, tllkcn from
tho walls, and tho holcs plustcrcll up.
’l'Ilo storm doors. :lll lllt‘ butts, and cvl-u
till' \\ El‘c chitin-5 Ill Ill" yllrll
lliill bccn tukcn down.
Mr. Barnum m‘knowlmlgl‘s that ho rc-
lll'Wt‘ll tllc urticics, which am- probably
worth $200. but claims ltl' lllll lilil lllil‘lld
that thcy should go with tllc linuw.
lllr. Sturtcvunt wont to Wutcrbury to-
day to soil .\ir. (izlrllincr, who cxpw-H to
movctoNorwulk Monday, to il,.~‘i'l‘l’llllll
what :lction hc proposcs to tnkc in
tho, lnuttcr.
13”"
Export Trout Anglers.
l". .\. Llilll‘, illc popular rostzml'utcnr,
is mlnlbcrmi among South Normllk's
outport trout. unglcrs Mr. Lnnc r~'~tircd
at :2 o'clock \‘v'oducmiuy morning, llmso
; :lguin at If, illiil \vnttdcrcll up tho Won‘t
INgrwnlk strcull: until ll'.‘ though: llcbrul
Wourlv rcnchcll tho. sourcc. and thou cost
Illislinc. Presently the pole hogan to
fwigglcnud ho was confident ho purl :l
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AFTERNOON ulsllsrclls§
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NINE PERSONS OBOWNEO.
A Cloud Durst ln Kentucky which Caused Enor-
mous Damage.
iripociul to tho Scutinl-l I
Bt'l'lrslnttul.t;u, Ky, April le-Nllil)
persons wcro drowned during u cloud
burst bore. '1‘ ho lllliul arc lllllryllurrctt,
Mrs. .lcpsml lillil ill-r thrcc cliiltlron, null
four Burns childrcll. Tho damage to
promrty is onorluous.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The Alosl Interesting Event of Yesterday's
Session in New Haven.
Tho tllscuosiou of the rcviscd rulcs for
tbccxmninutionof mlnllilluics wml tho
most lllll'l’l'tllllg cvcnt of tho dny of tho .
Mothodilt canicrcncc in NW: Evin:
yostortluy. At lino-stint dclnltc had u’
humorous cusz, and was ls'cusiollally cx-
citing. Rov. Frank H. ’i‘ownsrnll, chulr- ;
mun of tho comuxitlcc. rrportud that. the :
proposal cmbruccd u committee of six-‘
tccu members to conduct tho annulllf
thins take pine twicco. your and bc in‘
writing.
Tho llcbatc, in which llr. Bucklcy.,
editor of tho (.‘hristiun Advocutc, pmm- ,'
innntly figured. \vnxoll warm. it. was}
thc opinion of ll‘lll l‘IllAll‘lliIlli llxnt tilol
wholcmnttcr of thc l,‘7\'lllllIiililllill mull
Ilcforo tho mnfcrcncc. lir. llucklcyl
”10‘” will ho hull uu imp )i‘llllii rum-m1-1
limit! to offer nlnl lundl- swvcral rcnrir‘rs, l
tho not illt‘rcsting of which was liI'lI
l'l-fcrcncc to thc rcceut lll‘l'l‘Sy trial ill:
Madison.
An important qucstion {iron} in illcl
culllmitlw. suit! llh‘. lizlckll-y. ”ilcl-zlilrv-I
of thc fact that thocundillulcs urn
t:,\':llniucli with rcgurll to tile-it ltt‘l'ti.'liltl.l
Vii-us on tin- ductrmc. and (llH'!lpllllO of
tho Methodist church.
that hlctil'lliist
tnko on dis-tl'lllns. but seldom tnkc them
in. and "civil mluistcrs who hzlvo Iw.
I (Will? ntln-ists lmvo said that thcy pusscd
ministry.
huli’ thcmcmiwrs of tho .\lcliloliist llilli—
istry nrc l'rcc tlliuiu'rs.
l‘rinl tho lululllcst thing in tin. World and
tho most difficult of scttlcmcnt. \\'c
3 Imvc rccl-utiy soon what it sorry Spi‘cl‘lt-
5 Vin it can bummc. 'l‘llcru was :1 rv-ccut
I flu-cc uudcr this llltllll‘ at Madison, and
Ill!“ results “if“ most amazing. It is, l
.‘ bclil-vc, tho logical outer-mo of tho ncw
Iur muro propcrly ‘ncbulons' theology of
I thc l‘ougrcglltionul church.
i
,llist in‘lici', a» illnllcrstniill it, are: Thc
{deity of (,l'llrl, thc spiritual inspiration
inf tho Bible, thc ucccssily It) salvation
lof flu" death of Christ, and tile flu-t. that-
Weck Thursday. The officials are in I is u guostnf hcr sou, Frank Builtvitz. of ; bilc. “’bl-n 11c uttcluptcll to loud tln- , mp, up. i,- probationary. If u candi—
hopc that it will turn up shortly.
(in Thursday but: tho pouch, it is said.
was llclivorcd to the: railway muil clcrk ,
:it Now York. llc rccciptcli for’it. and.
as ho supposcd, plucrd the pouch; which
I Bcldcn uvcnuo
I
'tonovclmo, are visiting in New York
,clty. __
I E. A. Bllhulc, rill-Noi‘wltlk, who hurt
Mr. and Mrs. Hormuu Miller, of (‘liu- l
;fl.-lh, ho was surprisl-ll to find Itclmll
lullucon tho hook. This was rcpl'lltcli
lscvcrlll times, until finally Mr. Lune
illisvllvcl‘cll ho had o. chill. which loz~
Imulztcd for llltfplllll wiggling. and lll‘
; rcturucd sadly homo. A. Sollnlms and
I (into is sound on thcsc points, in: should
the :lcccptcd; if not, promptly rcjcctcd. ,‘
I Wc wuut no private cumulus coming in- '
to our 'l'l'o)‘ in u woolll-u box, with:
Emcutul fl-scrvntious on thcsc points of.
i know u mun \vhu ollco took“
:. doctrine.
ill 3 small lcathcr bug, into lht‘ ocular I bccn in thc South. startcri for home to- 31". H. Quinturll trivll their luck lllt' sonic ; his pxmmmmwm this way, and he is
south Norwulk muil suck. When the
sock reached the South Norwuik post»
office the mail muttcr was intact, but tho.
pouch containing the rcgistcrcd letters, is spending thc «lay in New York city. 1 5; chui’f
was missing.
The snperintendcnt in Boston was im-
mcdiutcly notified and Inspector
O'Bricn husbcen looking up the affair.
It is impossiblc to toll how much mom-y
thcrc was in the pouch. “\llif‘lngylfllt‘l'
things is said to have [wen u llmluoull
ring worth dim.
Death of lay lrving Light.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Light's son
Irving died at thoir homo lust night, :i
few minutes after I? o'clock. He had
bcen ill only ten days, but plcuro-pncu-
moniu conqucroll oven the host ciforts of
; duy.
I Mr. Rumcrmmm. of Fuirtlcld uveuuc.
, -_____. c-
I Miss Grace (,‘orbott, of Washington
4 strcct, is visiting in .\cw York.
I Misstlusciu lllcl'luo,of the City Ho—
, tcl. is visiting in Now York.
I Allcu i'l. Butts, of Norwnlk, is spouti-
Z iug the day in Now York
Mull ('urricr A. B. Bennett is in Now
York t0!l:_ly;__ .,’_.-_.-.-_
suso rift-filo DAMAGES.
Papers Served on Herman Qulilner as Bonds-
3 man for Constable lreland.
I .
= loustublc Thomas Iluut scrvctl
thc physicians and the heroic struggle of I papers, ycsterduy “f“,mmm on _Hcr—
the little sufferer, and nearly all hope of I man Quittncr, no lll'lllflSYllfln,lll a suit for
his [MOTH-V was given up “Sterday'fles’ld domugcs, instituted against (’on-
some hours before thecurl cnmc. Th“ I stable Samuel Irclzlnll by rGilbcrt Chi-
boy's full name was Joy Irving Light; _ , _ , .. . ‘ .
He was the olderof Mr. and Mrs. Light's f chcster, 0f MI“ “"4"?" f‘” falsr 1"“
two childrl-n, bring lit the time of hislpl’lsonmcnt. Tho msc l.-: rcturuublo bo-
l‘lcuth within a fcw days of his vlcvcnth I for-c tho Town Court tho third Moulluv
birthday. Thc death seems pvtsculiurly,m April.
sodbccuuso of his youth and unusuully! I ‘1 I h hi i
bright. promiso. Ho will bc greatly] "gall" w 0' I” "”9““. 5' _"‘S no,
missed. not only by his young cnmm”inurhorlty bcyoud the Junsmctmu of
:.«.... .v.‘.
ions, but by many older puritans Whm hmwulk. wont to be“ (cumin and .tt
lovcd the boy for his sturdy charnctcrgm‘qwd (‘hichcster's III-“l." 0" 3 "IV” 171'”-
and growing intcrcst in all that is host , 9955'
in books and evcuts. Thc sympathy of E
Mr. and Mrs. Light‘s many f'ricuris in: 1 ' ' , ,
their loss is very Widesprcud and real. , more was hoard "f the “59' M" ,(h‘
The funeral service trill be held at the: Enabler 2.5”“? .iitlortncytgohn J' “ 1‘11"}:
. . . .r o mvc 1m 00 mo 9 cuso, an 1,
family home, ‘3 Elmwood avenue, to I rtaiuerl that Ireland ncvcrnladc
ciul committee of the Men’s Sunday
Evening club. called the members, Johni
H. Ferris, Russell Frost. Robert A.
Holmes, Mortimer M. Lee and K. wn-l
liam Mansfield, together last night for,
a meeting and banquet at Caterer Lane‘s:
restaurant. Au elaborate spread was1
served.
'Dr. Huntington's Bicycle Stain.
Sncuk thieves eutercd the buck hall
of Dr. S. H. Huntington's residence in
Main street, Norwulk, some timc last
night. and stole his Crescent bicycle. Ho
did not discover his loss until this mom-
ing whcn hc started out to make calls. :
No cluc. to the thief has yct boon found. 1
‘i
Claims Against the company and City. j
Livcrymnn H. E. Dunn has filcd
claims against the Nor-walk “Street Ruil- ,
wuy company and the. city of South 3
Norwalk for the damages to his coach at ,
the time one of his drivers lerVP into a ,
liolc on West avenue, caused by tho unv~ ;
ing in of tho Gosling brook culvert. I
Annual lasting of the Nomad: Club. ,
The ninth annual mccting of the;
tan. Mr. Bullock is n mom-Ils'orwalkclub will beheld in the clubs
.rooms on Monday evening. April 13, at .
, ! 7:30 o‘clock, when officers willbaelocted. "2
---Fresh country eggs, 13c. dos. N. Y. é'l'hc club has a large. membership and is I customer-ll
lPanorum’a Eastcr’Egg.
in a flourishing financial condition.
churches and pastors of this charge,
‘ yesterday.
. l was nsce
our limo.isostatic.- % .. m... .. mm.
vicc , l in tho‘ orlglnul «mop, (Eliichestcrs
’ " g mother-in—luw claimed a piano that was
Presiding Elder Beach's Report. :iu hcr so'n-in-la‘w’s house. He said shc
Thc Rev. Dr. J. W. Beach, the vcncr- I find gotrtght to it and she sent Irrelund
. 0 gr- 1 .
3”“ cx-prcsidcnt “I. W991” an "an0" rcstcd Chichestcr,‘ hoping it is cluimcli.
I sity and the prompt/I presiding older of ., to scare him into turniugl‘lver tho goods.
hp I When Chichestcr showcrl an inclination
tho New York district, re rtcd fur t
‘ p0 at to fight the case Ireland dropped it.
Expenses oi the Soldiers' Home. ,
(louerul L. A. Dickinson, treasurer of
most careful detail the changes of a year . . . . . , ‘
in his district, dwelling to some extent i the 501(11ch MSW”, board, VI’ ed'Its‘If‘y
on the new and extended churches of '; drew $10,000 from ”"3 stzltc ”MSW“ 101'
Stamford and Stldtll and EBHI NOfWflIk. I the current. egpmmo: Qf Flti‘h'fi Hm”;-
Tbt‘ churches 0f Bri'IKPpOm Stmlfm'd ‘ for Soldiers at Norton. There are now
and Southport wercr‘eportcd us having . 396 old soldiers supportud there at the
had a universally prosperous your.
the Methodist conference in New Haven. ,
Dr. Béach's paper gave in I
.sxpenz-‘cs of thc Homo bniug about.
mum per your. The United Stntcs
allows the stutcsit‘lfl pcr your for ouch
inmotc board. on tho uvcmgc numbcr.
A Safely Pin in Her Throat
Dr. W. J. Tracy and Dr. W. C. Burks.
Jr.. performed on operation. this After-
noou, to removr- u safcty pin from the,
throat of the infant son of Mr; and Mrs.
Michael Riordan. of the new Canaan
road. Thc pin had lodged in tho lower
part of the child’s throat, and was. after
much difficulty, reached Ind removed.
What llas Become of the Carts?
Mr. Editor: What has become of thc
iron carts that the city worn using last
"summer? Can they not ho hired again
-Wo are giving away n55}; all our
Easter Sawfly
I
Y. Groc. Co. said carting.
lmnnsrnu.
Ho was brought to Norwnlk and ,
furnishcdzbnnds for appearance in court. I
. Matters druggcd along and nothing 1
W'heu he failed in this hc nr- i
expense of the state. the total running
to remove the deposits from the catch?
lusins? The wooden carts now in use
allow the dirty water to run out on the
streets.gruntly to the annoyance of trades-
a beautiful trims and homeowners along line of
‘ morning, and hllL‘Ct't‘i‘lefI in catching two
Itrnut that wont shy (ll clght ounces
I :lpiccc. The fish wcrc (ll‘f‘fiM’lll by Hunt
' A Wolr untrue. .
I Outsidc the wood was drawn up a small
' army in tbrcc divisions. who, on our up~
Ipl‘OiVTII, sllllultlcrcll us mm mm) what ut
I first sight looknl like guns, but which
I turned out to bc thick sticks. On my in-
I qulring who thcy worn, our host unsworcd
: thuttbcy woroot’lr bcutcrs. “(lur boaters!"
Isulll 1. “Why, I thought tho men with
' tho Iltlntsmull w: ro tho Rumors." "0h,"
laughed hc. “thus" urn only the unicorn of
what you call tho nrlny."
with some uwo, saying, "Mots. monsei-
guour, c'cst lllm chnsso roynio. "
Tho pcrsmmcl r-Iluaistcll of l . grnnd
vcucnr, or chicf huntsmnn; ‘29 whips, of
whom 4 wcro mounted; 70:! boaters nnd
490 rullntfcurs or stops, answering to
thc few men or boys wo in England Sl‘llll
to the cm] of n covcr to hit tho 'trccs and
l.‘_‘l'J mcn. Each man was glvcn 0 glass
they oL-c squatting on thoground. ‘lf‘ur tho
{cw who did not drink whisky thorn was it
largo culdron of hot too. 'I‘hcso mcn wcro
ull pnusnmry on tho estate, and thcy glad:
: ly giro thclr survicos on such on occasion,
wolves and foxcs bcingmost destructive to
their flocks rind ponitry.-Blnrkwood'n
.\logozino.
Capping 1t. .
’I'ho Ancicnt mid ilnllornblo Artillery
company of Boston has hcctv in cxlstonco
Almost as long as Boston ilsoli’. (’lncn o
your its lllembors huvo boon accustomed to
go to church in a bodynnd hour a sermon.
was open cullcd upon to lllllivor this dlsl
conrsc. and ho took for his text Isainh ix,
15, “Thu nncicnt nnd honorano, ho is th-
f bend."
.\‘omo snrprisc was oxprossed thut so lip-
; proprluton toxt hnd nsvcr heforn boon uscli
i in that connection, but tho mason becmnn
f uppuropt haforo many hours had passed. .
| cht morning it newspaper dovotoll to
I the cxtcrmiuution of anything touching
‘ upon military prcparutions cullcd tho pub-
I lie nttcntion to the fort. that, though the
I proachcr hurl ouly,qnotcd the first part of
i the passage. his discourse had amply vlnr'i
i dicotcd the truth of tho lust port of‘it. It
I cndcrl by quoting tho entire tcxt: ‘
j “The ancient and honorable, he is tho
3 head, and tho prophet that tenchuth lies,
. ho is the tail.”-—Youtb's Companion.
, on I’pon the Troubled when.
Lolly—Ail your marine picturcs rep?!“
sum the son as calm. Why don't you paint
a storm cum in awhile?
. Artist—4W1» painters in all can't point a
Isrorm. I have oftcn outlined ll storm on
i the canvas, but. us soon on I begin to
, spread on tho nil colors tho wnvcs subside,
I and tho son becomcs us calm as n duck.
pond—London Tit-Bits.
——-Look at Luther M. Wright's Myer
Itissmsnt. 810.0(5) worth of wagons, i
must bosold ; for West are you going?
I slcighs und horse goods that
l
iullno of this modern paganism. 'l‘lic
ICougrcgutional church has four or two
lschmls of theology: thc Prcsilyrcrlnn is
as bad: The Princeton is leaning in that ;
Weill.) not ubjoot to liberal,
; direction.
imcn, but. bc want him sound on tho
lMt-tlmllint doctrinal."
i Tll‘.‘ilf‘llilli‘ was it lively (mu, but it
.\lctlmllism is so grout that thc. (longer
3 0
Di“. Ililclilcy llcslrcli.
; greater."
Dr. Pullman oijctcd to unwrittcu
It‘XilllllllilllllllS, iillll if was votcd to sup
iplcmcnt thcm with f'l'zll. (In this point
I Rcv. R. W". Jones rcmurkcd that vlllf‘Tt‘
, boutii \
, "hill and Alan sin-cw.
t'hlllitllillllilll‘l, null [but those i.'Xflllllllii-I _. »
lllnltxm'usl.
I'1
not
It has bccn szlnll
ministcm frcqucutlyi
excl-llcnt cmlmnutiolts to tho Mctilodist I
it hits ulsu llccn usscricll that .
1, think at hcrmy“
“i'hu cardinal points of tho Memo--
i now u progrcssivc (it'nuknt‘d. We want. _
was votcll in llmolni u third clause us;
Rev. J. R. fl‘hom- .1
son in tho cnursc of the disuussiou said ‘
that “Thu (longer of n hcrcsy trial to'
f trusting to the VfJI'lJlll incmory of1
I (Inc cdiror of rho Christian Advocntc is ‘
I llowod low I
it till Pill Ill llEliE ll w
I WANTED.
YIS'l‘uo,~A “‘...‘.;.l...;...l room.
A. .l. hlcols. Honiincl attics.
.\N'l‘iill.—-SllUl-‘. lsslso - s no pl...
animal Houill lulu sirocl. ow V: til
I
W
Audi-cs»:
hull rot-oi log of oil kinds. flhtilflt on
gunninlcml ur tummy rotundud. Prices roll-
wlluIllll. s all"
\ m x'r till «6 room llltllba nugl sulsli barnao
llllliiill‘n walk from Ho. horwulk depot.
tluolv Ill Allml‘l hcuktrchucr‘s barber shop. to
lluiirn'lll pillwc. B l I
\ '.\ .\ ‘l‘ l: ll~l~1xporlnncso operators on
struw sowing lulu-blues: u won b 'ill‘lll‘
lllui lining :nllchillos. Donuts it Blane
orwo k Conn. ni 1 if
TO LET.
. l. _. H, ..- ....m
'l‘() LET. "Ill“ Illuuufllciory wIIIl boiler.“-
gllm. tubs. kcltlos. clczhrgo hall on Wash-
lllgta In strum, by tho llli l’. wot-k. month or rent"
mun lmw-‘wil llwcllc llcrcsofbllld: will It
hulml- on llntcr Nil't‘lll‘, om ulllollso rlll rlllr-
lloill ultimo: ru mm on 'urloruvcnuc:llosiurv
ngu. lillvllluml llrm.
' ‘ll ill‘..\'l‘~.\ [JIIlellf front room with
hum-ll In ut‘lillt‘fllt'll. or man and wife.
limb. .\pplvnt tlllllnllll'o. Milt
YI‘O l.l“.'i‘.—riol-olld fluorhullsooll Fort Point
szlwi. rout tom: on roulnscnrnor North
. Hulltil .\‘urwuik: rent
it.“ ilpuso u: “undwiil'll llvonuo. rcnt tilt.
.. A. “common.
'l‘O LET: .‘lult of mama to root. No. 26 Main
I‘ll‘l‘i‘l. Illvlulronl i‘. .I. (.‘till'rtn. M at
' ‘4) LET.» A It'lll‘niflnt mt ilvc rooms down
. S-fllll'u. lorninhwl or unfurnished. Apply
liI Ill" lll'll‘ll’. li llcllIl-n llvclluo. oillt
'l‘tl l.lj'.'i‘.~ A pit-lullllt fllrlllsboll front room
.‘siiillillifl ll rl' nm- or two. Apply lll.‘ it) Wcst
lu-cuuc, h‘nllih horns-ilk. a 1 if
7““ lilch'l'ml'm'cr flour of bonus. No. '15
Wool .‘lilllu stl'wlt. lullslulllim-im't Iltm l7
lllllllllll". (l. .
ill mt
build -
m 9 fl
l'nmonslon from May lot.
in liliN'l‘melb-cs inl
V , lI-yt's Thcutro
lug. .\llplv to I. .‘-I. lion.
‘0 i.l~l'i‘.wl‘uur room npllrimont. first and
. sccnnd flour. I'I‘lll‘.‘.‘ll Wllshin on stroet,
Willlll -\v~: m u-u-ry rllrllll.hltlltl Ilghtov null clcnn-
ml : four room upnrtnlcnteront and rennthird
tlmvr hunl'thd' fut-bolt block. 79 unlllll Wash-
, Illglull .\ll'i't'l. rout i? null to. Apply 0L1) WELL
ti'mutt'u. incl!
5 ‘l ulntnrd llvonuo. Ap-
= h r‘I. crunch. 18 oulugutl'ra
st.
X mum cuttll o «ml
plyml‘iihh‘ ‘l'Ill
'Iil"‘lllll‘.
1‘ Nu. mlibu-lmr llvonuo. Norwulk. six
. rrmlih \vifli l'lil' wntor. WM ”Initial throo
,lumnlk. l-llv “'filt'l‘. rent it. From April 1.5
I runmc, nt 3... to Main snout. .\orwllik. root. :0.
tpmy lullALl'll noon), pulldast s‘vonlp».
I ill t
1——
i
‘.i
.hllrwulk.
7. FOR SALE.
19““ H.\I.l“.,—“ ln [5th .\‘orwulk. within flvn
mound walk of ir-Illcv. church and
‘ wllnul. ll l: ....l. nl-w six r-‘r-nl cottageJol about
pm ll‘cl {rum hvzol fi-l'i «loop. ifibnty of good
but. only élmwt. i’nl'l l‘lill romain-m mort-
‘ ;;:lgc. Avior-m [lax is?» rilltilh Norwnlk. it! {It
Fill: S.l.i.l~‘,.~Fl~t“hails: lib and muineull:
‘ Mllrlltllo for 2"«ll'tlll boot. mode by Thom.
uf .\.ow lurk: ill good nrdcr; very cheap. H.
M. Anllrcus. oi \lost nvcuns. n 1 1w
[Joli SAleir-lluiry l-lill Purimascrerlt‘tflond
\villll-wttllgo of scvon rollm' null flut-
buildings. ’l‘wo wollsufwutnr 9.an plenty of
fruit on the plan-u. buitnlllcforpou try raising.
l’l-wc $1.1m inqlllrn of TAYLOll k Gotmm.
' m 30 iv!
,‘Uli SALE «Una surrey. nearly now. cost
$125. mil soil furtllx‘l: one mull curt. #15:
Ulllll‘NlI-N‘itlflll wugun llt ll bargain. Inquire
.Ifll‘llssulint-1mm,('mubury. m at if
Jill: SALT". —» lino-on .Vo. ll Elimboth street.
willitllll' for two fumlllcs. All modern
[in .r-m-lncnts. Contllinwl'z roommtwobotlts
Ililit pillltrion. ('llll on CHARSJIT. JOHN. on
p rum i sch. 7 am
A
,‘illi SA l.l‘:.‘I’|irIlY and choupncss are
“but wc i'llllill forthc Inngmlln do Mar-
tilwz points. (full at our store for colorcurds
llll-‘l m‘iccr. Scum Nouwsnx HARDWARE (10..
4‘: South Main hll‘t’i’l.
l,‘i)ll S.\I1lfi.""Tllt‘ hunt and shoe business of
. (3. ll. llurvoy. including ontlro stock out
llx’llll‘t’tslillll lollsoulstum. Will ho sold vary
' i’llt'lill 1f h’llll lit onl'l‘u Apply at the flow.
Itul‘vll' . ,. _M_
19ml rl..\l.E.~-l.rlwn grass. rod top. red and
'7 Whlit'll'l‘lVl'l"il‘t‘ll. also. timothy, hour“
.\olm'im HARDWARE l 'o.. l‘.‘ South ‘llllm street.
‘ For: suit.-. hunting lot mum. on West
, nvcnno, llllil-f «lcslrublc lot on the uvcnue.
Apply to Taylor .l' (loidon. {9.9 if
. . _ a a..." ~_.m. -..........,..__..
, ,‘Ult S.‘il.li.~('ottll re lit Boll Island. 85 feet
_ wntvr front. l"u ly furnished. Purchase
our: \i‘Iillg‘ you have «lilo opportunity. Inquire
: «If 5,. it.“ arr-rburv. lloul Lstotound Insurance.
1 lo \lluhinmon strcot. 121"
Fll’i-J mom cutlugo on Glcnwood avenue
I
‘ ‘ for solo choll p moi nu cosy torms. luqutra
kcop tho gnmo from brcuking cover—in all I
of whisky and it place of block brand. which 5
Bishop Clark of Ilhollo Island snys that ha I
Iwns grout ignomnco of litcrlwv art 2' f
I . . r of :4.
Ililililllg tho cunduiutcs for tho Mothodq
I’L-t ministry. and said Ihcrc worn at
5 grout many ministers prv'scut who could .
not write an acceptable scrmon. :
li.l~'ilElth’U()l). w Grove stroot.
,.\u l ll'Wltl k .
FOR SALE OR TO LET.
,South
”my
A PASTOR s’uspmsro.
““W ,‘Oli HALF. Oil TO LET-Pinon in West
.\nl-wolk. two horns of loud. "“‘I’. housc.
ullrl hontlcrv. llIlllilllILTll'l‘. of frml. Walter
.\IISIIV of in Taylor avcnuo. lll :tt
n... .
; l-o rn
in bouw.
The Rev. Mr. Cooper and his Wife, of Wells- , _ ;
burg, the Victims. i
105.7
I
Thc Elmira Gazette of March 31 prints , , . ‘ ..
OST- ‘lmrlics' npcn from silver watch. a
‘ - .. . d
g the following: A "ch pleasant or out l L f,,l._ IIHWWI mill lnr return to in. Ii.
; in tho village of Wcllsburg 0011'er lllrt . Simon-nun. 3L“ 1“”an I‘m-"3L 3"“W‘Ik- "3 9‘-
,evening. A large number of the tucm- i MISCELLANEOUS.
Ibers and friends (If 'the lllcthodistf .. , . ,_ _ '_ . ..._
2 church lnld planned a surprise on tho'r 1, ToIII.I.‘{§§‘§;.‘,I;lilifll‘lfil'iil’filllii." \l—Ii‘r‘h’l‘iizd
popular pastor and his :uuiublo wifc, , (Mull. ”All‘liv) ‘ncnl'lyviur-w pull (colguéil‘; ll
l Accordingly about it o‘clock Main strcct I £§1:1:,‘,}m‘,"xj,,r,f;,‘,{f\.’,I ‘“ ”n “I'm a; ”1.”
was fillcd with u {long procossion of a .
I ha i v Mcthodists w 1059 arms wcrc flll- . . . _
' ecirvg‘lth sullsmntinls for u sproad ut the Edmonton; Advertisers. ,
gpursonugc. .\t ,thc bond of the com- Q If you wantiutcresting reading peruse
illlllllll';l (‘m‘l'fi'ihllll' 3‘ I'la‘filliiillll flUHIjtelTEqu the now 'lulvcrtiscmcnt today gin which
3 on: 1 only c :ur, wa or to gomn .. . . -. ., . ‘ -
‘ B. You Buskirk. nll’lscly followcd by two i the houth NW“ All. ”IMO" St?” gives
I stalwart brothrcn who borc :l mammoth . all on E‘JSIW groctmgwnot in, words},
. icc. cr‘cnm frcczcr fillcd to the brim with I alone, but in deeds, for their prices and
‘, tho gl‘luuinc, urtlclc. Thc noise made by I goods urn very attractive.
; the merry company ill-rusted tho utteil— l ‘ ’
‘ lion of Pastor (,‘nopwr. who was busily !
1, purchasing supplicu for the morrow. As i , , ,
“ the worthy pastor appeared on the scout» I ""1“." unnounccs some oflns “It’ll-“mil ‘7"
he was drawn along with thc crowd to . fe-rs. H"? cumugc ”WSW”? 15 ‘1 model
the prctfy pursnnngc. whom? the: Illvml- lonc. r'IIl Ins goons urn thc .latcst till“
‘crs. without ccrcmony, prmycwl‘wl to z “‘5! makc. liurnbic. “I!“ poms arc 1' 1K1“-
1havo things their own \vuv. Mrs. Dr. IThl-q wr-nthor ""11“" blf‘F‘II'IYIK-‘l supremo
IHufi' rcullcrl-ll csccllcnt instmmcntul INF- “? ”"9 "I Mt‘YrfltIlt -“ wheels l”ll"
' music, :lftcr which lhl- pastor \vlls prtL mow-rs 1;“ "Qllllll'fllll- 1115 stock. "lake "Pd
’scntcd tlw cup]: choir, and thc \vlmlv I i’”"“-‘~ ”1 Fm“ 1”” I'm-1“” “'1" Call
ll-ompuny rlxgtlll-rl Ilil'TlI.s‘"l\'k-.~‘ with thr- f and I‘M'nmc thorn.
illollutii'ni supply of l uko‘nnd «room. At f The 3N0" Stolc,‘N0rwalk, is always
I n 1“"? I'm“ tho “"‘YIF compnuyrlepurtcd I in tune with tho progressivc crn. Their
, to their lloxucs u~ulbplcnsed wnh their I. 1.3M,” ,uqquy in up. "mam”, wrup
[WWFISW pnrty. I'm” the rigorous I hurt dross goods rlcpurtmcnts puts thctu
leaderle of R9,“. :‘lr-g Owner ”w i in the" 1pm. All wrll bc delighted with,
:MGUWIII“ church “MUDDY!!! great PTUS- I the fushiouablc. , exceedingly handsome
j ll‘mF- I» g . Ifabrics nud rillsigus.
~89 if Known
h
I
i
Luther Wright, always on the lookout
for the inn-lost. of tho purchasing public,
I Theatrical manager (to applicant for
Ipositionb—Do you think you would .
émnkeugood walking gentleman? To all mop who smoke good Cigars
Actor lsnspiciously)—-Um~cr——how that the Imperial Crown in the best
.brand of lilo. cigars in tho murkct.
Norwalk Chronicler