4‘?
lside of the carriage. Upon stepping
- Green. the police could not imagine.
we”... .
newer-ans
“01mm fathom
men of the muiniunity have to say.
”NUMBER 2.49.“
am "nuns nun
William Tuhsy. of lieu-walk. Killed by
Falling Front a Carriage.
AI ,EIFIGY llAlifillill iii A lllEE.
the Item Talia Fright at the Uncanny Chisel.
Skies tip as Embankment. Throwing the
Driver Out, and lie is Dashed Along
the Rough lload Unlll Dead.
An effigy hanging in a tree by the
roadside at Uranbury. Saturday night,
frightened a horse and caused the death
of William Tuhey, formerly of No. 6
Franklin avenue. His dead body was
dragged head down along the stony and
frozen road for more than two and one-
half miles. leaving a trail of blood be~
hind.
The ghaatl tacle was discovered
about 8 0’0] b Charles 0. C. Betta.
of The Green. who saw the horse and
carriage pass his residence. He supposed
the turnout had been hitched somewhere
in the vicinity and was walking off. At
the watering tank near the lower end of
The Freon. the horse stopped to drink.
Mrfetts went out to secure and take
I of it. When he stepped up to the
tree's head he saw what be supposed
asalap-robo hanging from the right
around the horse he saw that it was the
body ofaman. The legs were caught
under the seat and the body hung over
the side of the carriage. the head being
on the ground and covered with blood
and dirt. Apparently the man was
dead. Mr. Betta callcd to James Whit-
ney. of Raymond street, South Nor-I
walk. who was waiting for a car on the
opposite side of the strcot. and asked
him to summon the police.
Officer Bartram was found in Wall
stmet, and with Mr. Whitney hastencd
to the watering tank to take charge of
of the body. In the meantime George
Brady. a clerk for 'F'inney 8:. Benedict,
had driven up. The body, which was
recognized by the officer as that of Wil-
liam Tuhoy, was put in, tho grocers”
wagon and taken to Undertaker J. D.
Jennings’ morgue. Thehorse and car-
riagowcre sent to H. E. Dunn‘s livery
stable by Ferd Wardwell. Here they
were identified as the turnout which
was taken by Tuhey several hours before
to drive a German to Wilton.
The news of the accident spread rap-
idly. and a large crowd gathered in the
square near the Norwalk Street Railway
company’s depot. John 'l‘nhcy. father
of the dead man, was notified and Med-
ical Examincr Burke was summoned.
He made an cxamiuation of tho body.
The left side of the head was terribly
bruised. the flesh having been torn
away, leaving the skull exmsed. No
fracture of the skull was found, but the
hyoid bonc in the neck was brokcn and
the larynx ruptured, showing that Tuliey
had died from stranguilntion. Medical
Examiner Burke expressed the theory
that Tnhey might have been thrown
over the side of the carriage by a sudden
lurch and ’struck on his neck against the
wheel or the. iron step, causing the in-
jury. The doctor thought it probable
that as soon as death resulted the runs-
cles relaxed. allowing the body to slide
out until the head reached the ground.
He thought it strange that the body
should hang in that msitiou rather than
fall off the carriage cutircly. Later re-
sults prove that Dr. Burke's theory was
the correct one.
Undertaker Jennings was instructed
to take charge of the body and turn the
belongings over to the relatives. An
investigation of the case was then corn.
menced by the police. It was learned
that a German engaged a horse and
carriage at Dunn's stables shortly before
5 o‘clock to take. him to Wilton, either
to Shaman Morehousc's or Finch Broth-
ers. William Tnhcy was sent‘with the
German as driver. From that time
until his body was found no clue to his
whereabouts could be ascertained. How
the horse got from Willton over on the
Newtown road and so down by The
Sunday morning Chief of Police Brad-
ley drove to Chestnut Hill to see. Finch
Brothers and learn, if possible, whether
they knew any one in that vicinity
answering the description of the.
German. He was informed
that such a man was employed
by John Gerham as a farm hand The
chief drove to Mr. (iorhain's and learn-
ed that the German. whose name is
John Grad. went to Norwalk Saturday
of coed Mina. clean minus. and
m
medium on earth. THE flIINTlNlL
la such a newt. Its readers have thus
to read. and do read what the business
. the doors of hot apartments “and fri ht- l
Entered at the Booth Norwalk l‘oatolllce
as Second Class latter.
told the (lemma it would be 31.50, The
rice was agnmable amt they started out
esaid he treated Tuhey ton drink at
the saloon before leaving. and several
times after that from a bot tie of whiskey.
(iraff said the next stop was at Mctirath‘s
minim at Winnipauk. whore the liottlo
was refilled. He admitted that both of
tiralf an s that when Tuhey loft him at”
Wilton agave him twenty-live ci-uls
extra. He then went into the house
and Tuhey drove off.
It was evident that (trail told a
straight story. lln showed the clue! the
tracks whore Tulicy turned around whcn
he left him aml started for homo. It
was decided to hold the coroner's in-
quest at the Norwnlk police headquar-
tori-i this morning at 10 o'clock. when
Coroner Dotcn would be present. Ural?
was notified to be on hand. and was re-
leased.
Medical Examiner Burim and (Jhiof of
Police Bradley decided to follow the
traces of blood from Tuhev’s wounds
along the road. and nsccrtain. if pissi—
hie. where the accident occurmd. The
party was mm of Medical Examin-
er Burke. (this of Police Bradley, (tou-
stable Thomas Hunt and s Sentinel rc-
porter. The course of the horse and
carriage was eiisily traced through East
avenue. over the Newtown road. through
Cranbn , thence acrossuback road to-
wards ilton. tin-on h Shepardvillc.
In front of Charles uhy’s residence
there was a aural] clot of blood. but be-
yond that no more blood could bedis-
cemed.
About mvonty-flvo feet further along
an effigy. stuffed with straw. witha
pumpkin forehead. was discovered lIv-
ing by the road side“ Opposite it wore
the tracks of ncarriage lcading up the
blink. and then down again into the
road, showing that some horse had shit-d
at the uncanny looking object. From
Mr. Ruby tho medical examiner learned
that early Saturday evening the effigy
was seen in a tree close beside the road.
It bore a placard reading, “John
Ready." Mr. Ruby said lteady cut tin-
figure down Sunday morning and left
it win-re it was found. Harry Wilson,
who livcs near by. told the same story.
Ashort distance above this point To-
hey's hat was picked up. This convinc-
ed the party that tho horso shim], caused
by taking fright m the slulTod figure,
and ran upon theI cmbaukmont. whore
'l‘uhcy wascvidcnlly thrown out, 'l‘ln»
horse must hnvothen walks-d leisurely
homowmd. It is believed the body
would have been jarred out of tho car—
riage if the horse hail ltl'l.
A further investigation of the Indy,
upon the return of the party. showed
that the left arm must have hung owr
the axle, as thecoat was covered with
Mic grease and there were abrasions
upon the knuckles where they rubiu-il
againstthe wl’“el. (in the loft sidoof
the head the bone had; boon ground out
in one plasmexposiug thevbrniu.‘ It
was evident that the man lost a largo‘l
quantity of blood.
them. by this time. were pretty full. /
‘ either side of lbw altar, was a life-liki-
Wluvous‘usiu in.
0 served in Norwalk Wilh Beautiful
i /and impressive Services.
2
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8 [El musicians uowus
fl'mly Parish Presented with a Golden Chalice
and the Church Debi Wired Out Literal
Offerings Among other Denominations
Services for its Children
lAithongh the atmosphere was sonic-
\ hat chilly, yesterday was nricht.
smuy Easter, typical of the joy and
g adncss of the opium in the world's his-
ry which the day commemorates. The
c urch services were largely attended.
l The celebration at Trinity church was
a very infuriating character. the
ll usical programme being of a more
I ahoratcnaturc than ovor bcforc. and
tiosolectious were beautifully murder-
1. Thu singing was by a double quar-
tie. and in the morning Mrs. .l. A.
uuniug sang “i Know that My Itc-
iocmer Livclh." The chancel, altar.
lc... were extensively decorated with
.ahus. Easter and calla lilies. producing
charming c'lfoct. Some of tho lilii-s
amo from (,laliforuia friends of tho rot--
or. ltcv. I". W. Norris discourses
voro very able, and in keeping with the
muivcrsary of tho ri-surrm-tion. At the
uorning scrvicc lio‘ prcscutiul to the
‘linrvh,on bchulfof Ht. Anna's (iuild. of
he ('hurch of tho 'l‘ransliguralion. Now
'ork. a handsome solid silver chalice,
Ir. Norris mallc a low iiupri-nsivc ro-
lnarks, referring to tho (iuiid as a band
pfnoblo Women, who wrro cvu-r doing
l'omo kindly Christian llf'ml for ulllf'f‘
mullcr parishes. In the aftcrnoon at It
ni'clock them was a baptismal scrvicn,
the ordinance bring :nlminiatcri-d lo livv
childrcu. (lllt' of tho most gratifying
A.——aa
. llllll mental sufferings of Christ.
cvoniug his discrmrse Wm WM own!
l 7 SOUTH NORWA‘L‘K. CONN. iioNlmv.AruiLn.18m
the effect being most pleasing. 11mins.
tor. Rev. ti. ll. Beard. preached an
olmpicnt sermon in the canning on
“The Real limofthe Bummer m"
The music at both was of am
usually cxi-ellcnt obstruct". A noted
iu'onlsition to the u was ‘l'lumms
l’i-nnoll. of ”maha. a Minor popqu
Honrh Norwalk m. who remit-mi in
tin- evening “flu-d find of farm-l." from
“Elijah." Mr. l’cnuell's "Me has lmt
nouoof its povur and “softness. and
”iv number was greatly aim-«sinful.
The programme of the averting follow»:
iii-gnu pri-iude. Mr. Humiston; hymn
ill: rcspvmsive muting, “lb and ith
Psalms; prayer. Edward Beard; violin
midi“. a. Freeman; ”fiasm' Palm."
Miss Ker-p; duet, Miss!» lfolinrs and
'l‘rowbridn; anthem. "lie is Rim-u."
Hcliillin , choir: "Faster billion," ham
Wardel ; "I’M. rt Hairy of de.’ Iftla
tichulm; address. Frank A. Ferris; vi...
l were guests chr Sunday of Mr. and Mrs.
l (.‘harlcs I“. Rider. of Wostport nvcuno.
we'vw cor m
A circulation larger. by several hul-
di‘od. than that of all the other local
dollar more command. Advertisers
not more for their humor in THI film-
'l‘ihilli.thnnllinrduiimnyothermm.
The lost is the uliuipost.
'rwo crisis. 7
DIED.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
I Mrsdowphine It. Smilinof West avo-
nml Mrs, J. . . Layton. of li‘nirlicld arc-
!uuc. to David Whitchcad Raymond. is
nunouucwl.
i .
2 Miss Florf‘llco Baldwin.daughter of
PEOPLE Al flOle Alli ABROAD.
“m V " llr. A. If. iialdwin. of West nvouuc. is
"I “Ml-”Ibo“! Wedding If 8!. Iaty'aIsIu-mliog tin» Easier vineatiou wuh _hlr.
"06W I I .' Ibis Morning _ :piip‘l‘ Mrs. “alter .l. llail. Ill bow lurk
have (sole: MI of no City '
People he Engage-ell Anssunced. lN‘ll'lllWl'rll school, in spending her l‘l'lfi-
. I ttcr vacanon at hcr home in Windsor
‘f'lu' iuarrmgc of Miss KIIIIP KI'IIolwr. i “wk-“I
daughter of Bits. Mary Kt'lll'h‘T' ”fl ' llaniolfirifliu and .i. .l. lilaiow-v. on
Miss ('arric Simms. a tcacbcr in the
llll min, (7. A. I" . "I "Willi“. Mina
Song." Master t'hris Miran; solo and
choir, "Marvelous Wash." "Bylll3fl;fl'-
marks. Dr. G. If. Ml: Minimum;
organ "minds. Timbers”: commitm-
was made up of W. H: Bumiaton. J. W. l
Palm-It. .I. W. Penmh. Moo. .
(lainpheii, Mrs. B.B.a~«'elsh and Mm
Minnie Kyle.
3m Mails ism
Itcv. A. H. Kavanagh n'cnpitvlhispol-
church at both Wicca yesterday,
preaching in the rooming on tho maul
in thi-
three and incidcnbv of thorns-k. wuhI
Itiplc y and tho satisfac my sawrinncv- of
his conversion at the revival mum's
during the past winter The f’anaeimu
Jubilee Singers furni ml the aye-rial
music at both services. viii: the hump:
tion of IWI) cxcoll‘mfly i‘ulcmlamimm
by the choir The qua» religious songs
by this organizatiw- "-tv wuh mole» .
dy and Himplt‘ giflw'i'll’lflb, Wf'l’lf as
pleasing as they wcrc ivci. The ruin
grcgation iIl lh~ uwmi was large, mill
in. the ovr-uing packcrl in church to z!
utmost capacity.
M. W's i i. veil.
'l'lr1 first Easter c- brntion m rim
i-m-ciitly instituted HUT zwph's rhurr h,
was a iomriornlvlciinewull attention“,
features of tho day was lhc coinplolc cx-
“notion of tho ilobl on tho church, tho.
sum of $5.38 having lwi-n f‘illflt'll for lhisl
pumoso during the briof [u-l’iml Mr. Nor-
ris has had charge of tho parish.
Grace Episcopal.
'l‘ho sorvii-i-s at (inn-n church were
wolf attended yi-stA-rday. ’l‘hc chum-cl
was bcnntihlly adorned with palms and
The lH-‘t‘fllllli'gf' of curb r' rviv-v ism loco
oiiough tozllmiwr fill ti; Hltllfiims halt
The warm about thr alto! and along fit»
from of the stage who Main-d with
plants and flowers. The music at math
scrvivc was elaborate, arm reducer-d with
cri-ditupon the organist Miss ”you.
in the morning Mr. I'm mm. Violinist.
mostod. Father “'inli. punched a
scrmon on "Thu Kim .--.p~ction,'« "of
movie tho in“ Weizmann» mummy. flu:
I'Zaslcr lilies. In tln- lnu'irgrouml. on
run mnovsn’s isouss'r. l
Coroner Doicu and Mcdical Examiner-ll
Burke arrivi-d at police hcadonarlcrs
shortly after ill o‘clock this morning and,“
proceeded to hold an inquest. Nonow‘i
facts were disclosed, and there was “”ll
eVlflf‘llt'i‘ toshow that ’l'uhoy died fromii
any other causes than those already!
givcn. ‘
The only new testimony of .
Grati‘ was that 'I‘uhoy left him about. it
o'clock to drivo homo. Tho fact that hi,h
hat was found soiiif‘ distance above tlir
spot win-re the horse filllt'fl, loads hot]
the coroner and tho mwiical cxamiuor ii I
the opinion that Tobey lurched l'oi'wari a
at that place and fell forward across tilt .3
dashboard, inflicting the injury that.
resulted in his dcath. Later. when till i
horse shied at the. ciligIv. the body roilml l
outof thcsidc of thocarriago into “1*!
position It was found. ’
(‘oroncr hole I I
issued a verdict of accidental death. I
Tim body of 'l‘uhey will be buried If -
morroiv.___w .. W -. _. .._..
TOOK FIVE OUNCES OF POISON.
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Mrs. Salvalor Chariot Attempt: to Talia her Li 0 ‘
Saturday Night.
Mrs. Salvator Chariot, who lives ii
apartments at 5” Lowe street, attcmptd l_
to take her lifc, Saturday night aboilt
i230 o’clock. by drinking live ‘ounccsofla
cocaine solution. “
Mrs. Chariot and her husband ha I'
not lived togcthcrsiucc1:th summer, but
he has rooms in. tho same house. lilr.
Chariot was going by his wife's rooms.
when he heard her cry out- that she “iisl
going to kill hersclf, and saw llt'i' cm} ‘y
the contents of the bottle, which “its
fabled “Not to be taken." The woma
lips and throat were badly burned, a id
she was in grcat agony. I
Mr. Chariot was badly frightened a id
at once camc down for Dr. A. N. (Vlalk.
From Mr. ('hariot's statement the p y-
sicinn thought there was no great d n-
ger of the Woman dying. so he told him
to get the bottle. Mr. Chariot did ‘
and thou Dr. (Ilark and Druggist Frank i
i
i,‘
I
house and prescribed for Mrs. (Ihario . ,
Her maiden name was Nellie Sullivan l
and she was married to Mr. Chariot}l in l
Willimautic. They have not agree-Ii‘for .
sometime. and some months ago it rs. .
Chariot went to New York state and herl
husband brought suit for divorce. 5
About a month ago Mrs (fix. riot .
threatcucd to shoot herself. and loo cd '
l
card the inmates of the house“ so
that tin-y called Officer Decker andibnd 3
morning with N5 and had not returned.
Mr. Gorham said he sometimes went I
over to John Butler'sdn Hurlbutt Street. '
‘ He sentaman with the chief to lookl
‘ 1
him up. . . l
Graff was found at Butler's and.
brought to Norwalk. He was taken tol
Undertaker Jennings' office, where he I
was questioned by Hedical Examiner
Burke. He said he went into Hadden’s ‘
how much it would cost to be carried to I
Wilton. Tuhey-was there and said he
would find out. When he came back he
.
the doors broken in. thn somi mm
said sho- was only drunk Mrs. Ch. riot i
indigna‘utly denied it. and changed her;
mind about killing herself. “ ’
Will Come Home a Well Man. l
A letter from Hot Springs says ‘lhat
R. Eugene Kinney. of ' South N alk, l
is getting along nicely. If he coutil
asrapidly as he has for the past ten
days, he will come home in June a‘well
man. . ‘l
w'bildri-u's festival was in-lvl in tho :if‘lcr-
picturc of an angelic chorislcr. artistic ‘
decorations. made an idoal Plant-r pit--
turn. The ofl‘rrtorv solo. Hin-iivy's
“ICvorIv Flown-r lhal lilossoin.<l," by I”. .l. i
Forcc, was sung with an t'SIll’tlt‘Hlilll in-— '
fitting the. servicc. (inc of llu- most.
eloquent sermons Iva-t board from him
\vasprcac'ln-il by tho rct'lor. lr. Aim-lit
upon inc joys of tho lifo lit-yond, .\
noon. It was a choral scrvicc. and tin-
rcgular I‘lnsto-i'olfcriugs of tin. Sunday
school classvs m-rc collwlc-d 'i'ln‘fi'
amounted to $3.3? At'i'hl'lllill: to lin-
usual custom, as ('ilf'll class was calicd
two scholars l‘l'rlmmlml, hearing tho
offering and fluwcrs. 'i'hv llowi-rs “are
arranged in :. vmodcu l'r.mn-, which.
win-n tho villi-rings \vl-l’o linislu-d. inu
came a beautiful colon-d flowcry l'iiilll"l'-
fly. From this the rcctor look the sub.
ject of his talk to tho childrcn. 'l‘ln-
offerings of tho congrugafion were
large. Next Sunday at ism the ltcv. 11}.
Talbot. bishopof‘ Wyoming and ill/fon—
lana. will conduct a coullrumtion scr-
vicc. Noevi-ning servici- will Ix- hold.
St. Paul's Episcopal.
Services were licld at hit. Paul's
church at 7:30 and lozllli, yesterday
morning, and a children's scrvir-c :it :5
o'clock intin-'aftcrmmu. In the own-
ing at 7:30 there was a full choral scr»
vico at the Chapel of i )m' Holy Saviour,
in Borkcloy sircct. ’I'ln- decorations
were beautiful and tho music by tho
surpliced choir exccptionally liuc.
Norwaik Congregational. '
At the Nurwalk (Youm'ogational
church. yesterday. the attendance was
vcrylargo lmth'moi'ning and i-vl-ning.
The decorations by the flower commit-
too of the Young People's Siv'icty (ihris-
.tiau Endeavor were elalmratc and con-
sisti-d of mttml palms and lilies. with a
profusion of cut flowers. artistically ar-
ranged. The sermon in the morning!
by the pastor, Rev, Thomas K. Nubia:
with lllf' chm-st attcntiou. In the ovi-u-I, .
mg thorn was to have boon an address l
given by tho Rev. Dr. Howard. but. mil
account of illness he was unable‘ to ho
prcsent. In its pliu-o he sent an original
hymn of marked cxcvlicncc. written or» .
prcssly for the mansion, which was road I
by the pastor and afterward sung by
tho choir. The music. throughout tin-
day was remarkably fine and ri-llm-is
great crvdit not only upon the organise
and musical director. Miss ticrtrmic
(‘amp, but upon ‘ lhf' cnfirc choir. 'l‘hi-
piano and violin. under this skillful
luauipulation of Miss Bolts and Miss
Litllo-johli. \vvrc- very valuablc alllllfinng
to the organ, and made tln- instrumcntal
selections a very i-iuoyablo t'calurc of
tho- programme.
South Kuwait: Congregational.
The South Sorwalk Congregational
church was crowdv d yesterday. and the
. "194 services womof adei-idedly interesting.
saloon. Saturday afternoon, and asked ; to improve during the next. thirty days character.
The pulpit platform and
mautela were banked with palms. Eas-
terliliee. potted plants and cut flowers.
ho had l‘linllnPIlf'I'fl making marinas. .ifI
flit" pariin for the put-pow of paying iii/"Ii
debt on the property lfll comb )I.:.:i
street. and althomzh. to» had called in.
tally ('lillll‘f‘ll, Willi'll, Willi llll' \'. liill‘ ; but; it Hlliltll fillmlwl'oil f.l‘fflvili"iv‘.ll"llivlf ,_
Tobi-sol tbc surplici'ii choir and lioralrci-iimi contributionsamountingto mar loam i. firm-o. South
13' $l,ooo. and that ho wiper-tori to finish.
rho canvass in two works, who” tho fob”.
ni‘nouut dcsirctl. MIAMI. Worrirfproitvb'
in» raised. 'l'hc 151 ,lm pownml in
F.” hcr riloonm to rhr- parish Wit» [mo
over Saturday.
St. Mary's.
Largo cougrogatiom .tffr'fitlf d
soi'vuos at Ht. fifary‘» r-i'mi'wn, yr «helm.
’I‘hcscri‘uon was by Ito». .I. ll. Intrigue-My.
”17,,
South Namath Eapfitrl.
deil‘f‘s :1]‘lIriropi'i.sro~ to limiter Into
\vcro hold Ivcsroruiary in the South Nor-
walk Hu‘pl‘lfll’l‘l‘i‘i'tfl‘ll‘, In the inhuman;
thc ordinaucc vl' thr- Iwrsi‘s Sums-r unit
administcrcd and. the pastor. the It i.‘
If. H. HI'N‘TWI'MI. l‘il'l“il4“l‘lf“lli a brief w-‘rwi
mon in lit-oping with it. An iiiueiratt-i _
survive washi-hl? iu' the evening. ’i'ho.‘
choir sting cll’v-i‘tivcly If: tidied"! stillborn.
”A wake, (Plaid Hunt." and. bliss (lingo 5' ‘
sweetly sangrhw min, "f'ounv firs» tin--
Pluco Whore Josue. Fully"'l’liyfit'lliricc'kcr,iil
the morning. The cv- ruins: service in»
clinical the uurlwn. “irlastnr Wills." m
. Ilrackctt: tenor solo. "lift-mm”um.“ by
Hhclh-y, oxci’lh-uri‘y rci‘nlemvi bytimngo
ii, ffirst; authvm, “Now isf'hrist lliwu
From the thunk." ii.i.‘ustratcii routing. II'
l’rcston'u “Ital'ihorii.” Mist Lullxt .‘l.
Hnit’l’mi. Tho largest congregation: flow
has over been: prewar. at. communion
service in many years would ante-minus» J
youti‘u'day morning. finish night is WM
not-i-ssctry to ope-n: the mummy schmii
room to ncmrmnmlmtc- the numtwr flute.
The special Easter offering: taken in tin»
morning amounted to “MAW. More
was Tl'f‘r'th'll to the eve-rung. and your.» ,I
is in sight. ilr'mioi'rbtcuily lithium: Milt?"
will bi- rcm'hcd.
Milli Baptist.
I;
The floral cinmratiorrs all; the .‘e'or‘waik
Baptist church were put-tidy arrvmgmi.
, Rev. I". E. Itohhins ptozv'bm't an l‘féflllr'r
sr-rruon in- the morning and in this oran-
iupr thcrc wins a riumtzry whim-ll mum-in, .
H. Baxter accompanied him to Jim ' was upon “The ItI-sum'ction of l‘hrist l The music by the. choir was finally fl’llfll'
Ifrom the bond." and was listi-ui-d togcrcd.
Largo rougrugaimous warn yin-wot at
5 both services of tilt“ Niwwalk M“‘llilmvllliill ‘,
jI'lpiarwlpnl church. .i. eternal unusual
programme was rcn'viorcil timnnghrmt
the day. (tom-irrummv and Intramural
sat-raiiicurs wort: airlmiiimstcnni at tiw
morning sir-rvice. Thi- palstor paw-best
a Very oupresmvo ~\e'~l'i'rn‘ln in the «version
upon “The ”cranium-trial of Christ"
The altar was beautifully «in-omits]
with palms amt. lilies. Try» whim Wars"
I‘Ol’lliiumwl ul' Misses l-Llilla lgygilplv‘
Anna. ritaub, Mira. Prank Vail.
Mrs. Harvey Kerri. Messrs. flout
rv Price, (”hurls-v filings. William
Warren and Frank Vail. .\. 3'- Paul—
dock, orgimist. WM amt-“rd by Mrs.
Buckley. iano; H. W. Merrill. violin.
Vic-tor tariffs-k. comet.
i
—Mr. Charles 33. Hiatus-sq, of North
iwas placed by its inflmv-n with J. If.
. Palmerbo-rg‘s sons. 71?; Roadway. New
‘ York city.
Mct ‘inre; singing. ban ..iialwr;"f'1aelvr ‘
l and Mi» lien-n Ki-llehvr. a sislcr of thi-
pit in the South lit-walk Methinhst
~‘ bridal m» s, tint vmh satin ribbon. andl
srwcialemphnsis upon amount of him
Norwalk, :1. grmiwt' of ””1111” f o-llegmli
”“3" """‘"v “WW“. 15"" William ll- i llanlmry. spout I'Zaster \vith Miss llaltw
I'uhollz. of ritmufurif, took place at St. I lialchfortl. of tho Iioslull slorv. Norwalk.
.‘al iry's par-ritual rusidn m-n- at Milli; " ’
o‘i'laark this looming. Ifrv. .f. ll. liouglr lifhichcslcr. “f Norwnlk. have In..."
. "U Is'rforiutug “l“ “"""""ul'~ “WW" :spcmling a few days in New York.
WhiU-hl'rul of rltamfoni was host maul
' ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank I“. ('lark. if.
. . ,. I ,Spriug atria-t. have been spending a low 3
. turnip. was bruicnmul. Ihc brnlo look- up.” at Slratford I’niutI I
. oil charmin . in a anof h-mou llremicu l ———— . _
[it “any a 1:. to “up“. ‘I 1' Mrs. W. .v\. Pryor. of Ihvorsnh- ave»
"‘ "' ' ' if- t8) ” ‘ '" “l" Tune. is cntcrtaining Mrs. Ralph 'l‘ou'u—
duh-hm.» Lusitrlmmmgu. and a hat to {mp1, n! Brooklyn. l
metvli. 'I'liubridrmaiii was gowned in’ Mrs Am” Iiudlvv “'f Iirimklvn lll'll
a cmlumn “f ”1"“ "”"l'l'F- “‘llll "Willi“ i guest of Mrs. Jami-s. lindlev, of Mt‘l‘Wlll ‘
it‘llnuil'w. 'f’ln- lll‘llll' ral'rii'd wlillo ’ filrcl'l. X
I
bliss l-‘aunio Iloyt and Miss Mary
, Miss Alice Lorraine (‘liolwcll is a uncut
tin- imvimoaid «aim-vi a bunch of ica . ,.f n... MW... ”“1""... in Now York prI ’
Foil. win ' ihv ccrrmon 'I \vwl— , ' " ‘ M“ , ‘
. .0 .' .‘q. ., . . y ‘ ,. .- I (‘Ity Attorucy .i. If. Light “out lol
dw" lm-asfan "A" ”I “"1 “Um hm" " : Ncwifauaau today to I‘IK'IIIl a mark. 3
from» In nummimln rI—lalivos and {no iris. y I
Many in iwlwmr grills \va-nt mam-d va ‘ AFTERNOON D'SPATCHES ‘
l’.‘ riv‘ '1
lb" yum; v lupin. among thcm bcing :il
chalk from fin) llriilu's molhcr :unl .iI ' ' '
.v lwr wqu- from Ili'nlgt-Iuirt frii-inis,‘l IHE "OUSE CONCURS'
'l'lu- gimm‘s we in tin- lu‘idv was ad» Senate Cuban Resolution Adopted by Oven-g
lu'.l.'i'iliil alunmini l-r-urh. 'l‘in- l-riilrr' 200 Majority. iI
Lucid l’mu ,1ml .1” opal and diamond stickl .y, ...-i;.| 1.. '1']... spunml l ‘
wt: and “u- L'f'lrli’lblili’llf a diamond scarf; wAHme..N_ All?” i'.. -'l‘|u- “nu“. has .
it'l“ Tl! ‘ 1"V""’“""” M'“ “"‘l M”- l"' ladopn-d tln- Sonati- i'nllt'm'l‘I'lll ('ubanl
li‘vlf/ lanlr tiivir {re-nu. adimianri were. riwolutious 1,}. a ““U'mny of m." 1w“;
dri‘wn in ‘9'»th .‘t'orwulk to "’1‘"”"‘;Iiliiiilrml. l
I! .f,‘ lepton» f"! .‘u'u‘ii' York. “'lii'l‘l' flit-yl -- i
will w-mgiu u- v a ‘.'i’t'lllllllfl [nul’ I'mlu'mulf PREVENI’ED THE PLOT !
:u'r \‘.‘.i~?iiu;,c.un, fl f',. :imlothcr p no“ It Censpiracy to Abducl Cornelius Vanderbilt
r.’ mint: “t. 'I'ln' brain's traveling ilr-'~~: ‘I Thwarted by a Detective .
1.1 him" nmwrial, ullh Apanglo trim fin I’liivriw'o, ( ‘.ii.. April li.--r ill-tec-
'flin young mnpln will iw at tivofiard claims to bur:~ discovnrod a
firiifwril urn-t, Slllilllwl‘ll, conspiracy to Iruhl up thc Vanderbilt .
TF3'I.,;"
limit" .117 a:
Melvin)“. April ill. Ill apartowols u‘miiy l spccial and abduct ( ‘oi‘nclius Vanderbilt.
furor ~llmf by ”NIH. Mr. l'nhollr. is a l \vhois on tho way to i‘.ilifornia. llc;
lsvpiilar ft on; butcher in Stamford. and . irit'ornicd flu> Honihcrn I'acilic company.
his brain is too will kn nm to now! an ‘; who pri-vcutoil lhi- plot.
infrmltwtiwn. filth haw thc llf‘alrllt‘rll ‘ ' ‘
. , . Threaten to a klhe Fort.
a-mtizmmlatiunsof a hm! of li'icini<. l . . . All 'c.
. l ihpmull tolho l‘l‘WllIlI‘l i
“no l‘l'iliia Brown and IIt-nrv l 'iaiis'. i I’HNWN' AW” ‘l‘ .\ ”4”” d"‘l‘ill“h 3
.thi! Iarnnvf principal in a school iuif‘fly" lltlr"l‘l1"~" ””1“an l" ”"W'k lh“
lirwtma. arr '..-llllll{ Sit. and Mrs. Wil— Egyptian fort at Ifcliali Al Suakiu
,‘twculy thousand Ih-rvishes are How in ,
Mlllll eli‘w-i.
I" I iron“. train llle iatchcr on t'io
‘ l ' l I i‘cadiui-sslooplmsc thc :ulvancc of tin-
l,
f‘; diarynmfh'orwalkdnisionoflho-l 'ou» l _ I
» .JIAIMI r-anf, aim spout I'Jaslor “'llll ' D'lllKUlIIt‘VllNilllHll.
l"’*"“”’""" BURGLARS IN A suoon.
They Make all with Several Bottles of Mr.j
Malone's Whiskey.
lurglars visilwl .lohu Mulouc‘s hltlimll.
al iWull sin-or. Saturday night. and
mado of? with ll\l' or six 'i” m boilh 3 if
i
i
5
'l‘li‘uuzu I'i liiwil. offiiuuha. Nib. ar» ,
ritwl i‘sn rr Hituniziv in :llll‘llfl tho l'unov i
.i' of hi- Ash-wt, Mix William I“. lil'-‘llli‘l’- l
" vu lfi- mil Apt nd it I'uiv days in South]
Swahili. ’.
Mr. I’orfvr. of Ib‘i'crlIv. Mass, and l
Mn. *3 .l [ionizing of Iii‘iducpirt, ‘.\'l'I‘-‘l
g‘n u » «nor P3 MW of M r. and .‘I rs. W. 1
ll. l’mnr. of South Main slrwl. 3
I
“hold-Iv.
. 'i‘hcy :illcmplcd to got in tin- inu-l.‘
door. but l'ailcd. 'I'thv finally sucm mil-d:
in writing in non of the windows by"
smashing tho window piano and pulling:
out tho nails holding lho window down.
Al'tcr securing tho pluudcr tlicy sprung
lopcn tho from door and wont out.
I (lilic-‘i' Bartram discrworod thc door,
I
l
)Iiu' Mary If Quito: Will irivc a \vliist .
parts at for li'fffll‘ in .‘n'cw t‘;iii;i;iil.j
,wiriy night, N-vi-ral South Nor- '
all. yawplv trill :illt‘llfl.
M
.latncv- Mcfiaiiy and Miss Mary (‘arlin .
imli lWlulln‘if‘ll at St. Mary‘s church,
r’l‘iiwlay adorning. April it, by Ill“ Roy.
J. l’». Ifiiniuficngv.
Mix»! Mary l‘unninghrnu. of Wash-g
tumor: .‘h-ll'lwl, has i'clnrm-d from :t trip}
to “Washington. Itichmoud and ”id?
I’oini Comfort. ' j M k if T k P bi
. ""'" ’ .' aele urnie assac. i
Arthur hicawn. of tho ”tili‘llklssl “_ I’l' ‘ I“ . '5‘). . W) L
svlwilat Lakcviilc. has law-ii visitinirhis; ‘ l' “ "W i 5 'I" N‘- ‘ M“ ;
in... to“ its Ifcv. I). M. vaard, Fairliclil = "”lP'l -’1 RFC-“l ‘1'“ “f “C‘W‘ilill’m‘ """ll'k ,‘
zircon». vcrsy bcliwcn tin- town ainli'ily ollicinls i
regarding tlic Tcl ford road, which was;
ordered to be put down lwtwoon West 3‘
nvcnuo and Round Hill. outhc turnpike.
No matter what docision Wc may havc g
in this matter. it is clearly the duty of!
opt-u about 12:30 o'clock Sunday morn-I
inn. .
'I‘ln- whiskcy is all that Mr. Malonv
misses.
fairs. John H f'ivrcc. of I’riltimorc. is
arugula:ol‘liv-rdmglitcr. Mrs. l’ahocr
Mv'-'ll’er-fi.fll.llll‘ Norwulk Military Ili-
‘slitntn.
Mr, and MM. .lzmws l“. Fichlt‘l‘, of
.ft-‘r‘we' Merv. wort-- I‘laslci‘ guests of Mr.
and Mrs. flour}: i‘. Price, of West avo-
no“.
“new lfvcrtha Wilson. of West avenue.
«immliwrol‘ U. I). Wilson. ii: cxpoctcd
it home ft" an fkuiror. next month.
Mr, and Mrs 3N. If. Hawkins. of West
ouroity officials to make the turnpike,
passable in that section directly cast of
the sand bill, it has bwn alomtf
impossible during the lust l.\VII or three}
months for vehiclcs to pass that way.
and pcdcstrians lll'h'f' had to make:
.'I circuitofn half Hill“, as it has low":
, . . wholl im iossiblc, own with rubbcr
j .‘laip Hit‘i‘?l.1ilru tho 'gllosm oi rclatlvcs: Mum'ym K'I‘l through ,[Wp mud. some-
Ili‘ rose 'l'"l’“"‘-'"' \‘i'ostport. . tinn-s the road having boon fiomlcd to a
bliss If. f‘. (,‘oiiislw-k. ”f l‘omsuu-k;"""":l‘l"mhl" depth with water. 'l‘hisi
Hill. Noru'alk, spew l‘l'irill‘l‘ Sunday i “WW” "h‘ml'l h“ “He'll" "r least "V”:
with f'rinndfi in Stamford. ‘ l fcct ilIci-p \Vllll stone. and lhcsc cow-rod i
, ovcr w1th gravci so that it would be pass- §
Strand )lrn. I". Fitch Iiauford. oflabic. .
Ncu’ 55.11;,ij 51pm first” with 1-1-1”. ; matcrial iii-or at hand. amt lhc cxpcuso
Minors“; Korwalk. lcould not lu- grout. Why should tin-
----- ygreat llllllilif'l'lif voters aml tax—payers
. be so im-onvcnicnccil? The city officials
of South ; allcnliou has low" called to this matter
lscvi-ral limos. and unlcrs something.r is
done at once. the residents of that sci-l-
niuhl With William Sim-oils.
Mani karma.
Miss ”hill Mary. of Soulhporl. spout
Mudny with Miss I’lorvut‘c Wighuni. of
film Mrs-w;
Minis Hertha idioms. ul' (trove sin-cl. .
is lbw gum-l of Alifh Edythe H. Hall-s, in
Hartford. ’
Mrs. [lolly tilaumn and daughlcr .ii-u-
niv new flailing with friends in New
York Main.
"My ”nitric “oil. of South Norwulk.
NW1" finial-r 'ii'i'llll her sisti-r in .lcrm'y
( My. ‘
.‘lis- Kalc iSrI-siian. of Imonard strci-t.
u‘l sis-aiding a few days in Now York.
*llUl lu- coinpv-lhd to not,
‘ lvn-tsicsruo.
The Humision Recital.
Mrs. Imogene Ross was the soloist,
Saturdayal'tornmo,at W. ll. liumis-
South Norwalk Congregational church,
nndsnng with PKi'f‘ll"Ill. o-li‘ort the ro-
vorii- for ~'opmno, "('f'llll“ dlt h- Sis
lonci‘." 'I'hc soloist at tho recital first
‘Saturday wdi bc Mrs. John Bouton.
playing with Mr. liumiston.
Mi-rkcl's Sonata in I) minor. At thi-
niuctcouth rccital. ('..\ l“rccman.violin-
,ist. and Miss Kittie Flynn. .st‘iprnno.
will assist. The last recital, April 25,
will be a request programme and Ellison
i Vanllooso will sing.
. John (,‘amiil. 0f Jone-y ('ity. f'orim-rly ,
of Swwaik. spout Sunday in town.
“ Mr. and Mrs. Harry Monk, of New
‘Yorlk nary. who arc traveling through
ixcw Engiand on their wedding tour,
.' ‘1) LIST lmwr floor of live l‘ll'llthllT
'nl :I-l
‘A
’rmilllk, our wail-r. i‘cnl fl.
. .‘vv-i'wnlk. die If
win-a p it will at Ulli'l‘.
I Nonuimt ll.\lili\i',\fll'.f'1i.,
‘ in Washington strt-ol.
i Nurwalk.
ion art»- dclcrmim-d to si-c if they can- i
ton's ucveutoeuth organ recital in thc.
‘contralto, and A. H. Gibson will iissiat, '
NIH. .\i Nui‘unlk. April hill. f'hfil'louJ. llill.
.iuu-d limit as nut» arlflineiai at his
i nun. (mulemplulos a trip to 'l‘cliuesm-o, Ia ci‘mlvlu-oco 'I'ucsilur. i p, m. gt,
alflfllm FI’OM m a" "0?“ “blinkfilrllif'l‘llullli'. If You I ' T E ...- '
3W”! ”Willi and NOI’Wfllll ’l'hu cugagcmcnt of Miss Alice P“ l ll RE ll PAYS'
' (lurdncr Lavtou. daughtcr of (‘ashiur WANTED. ' A "
\"AN'l‘lill. Indcrs and turn workmen.
lAll'Vllii’iit. ,‘lvl’nswsos .\ (‘o. no IW
\‘IAN'I‘I'ZD. A Npaidsh voting man of very
good family would like unird with a
l'ltl‘nli-Iaimiil. Ailllrmr- "I". .\.." l‘mlt uflli'o
bu so. small Somali. neat
\ YAN'l‘lili “suitors wuoled nl is lauuuird
moot. hot-walk. “Hull ooard at u ren-
a-umbio rain. Applv on tho promises. aunt
An i-uganwu'. A
\‘iN'l'l-Zil.
l'asl boron-.lk Ilal Incl-ow.
\VAN'I‘IED. 'i‘onor linoori-oma with rivi-
lvgw of lunlh. in pleasant imintion. u bn
“van-uni by ilnl‘ po-r-nn. Applv or adding...
.‘Im- lliown. x1 l'iolIfll )lulu strool. Smith Nor-
unil. out
\"AN‘l‘lili .\ uu-ul \incrican \voumn for
‘ gum-ml homo Work in nmrv siiinllfamlly.
I‘ass‘ p'ncc. good homo. Adm-m Auvzu‘nsln.
.\«-r\vnli. tin-d.nll|cc~. of fur
\ '.\\"l‘l".lIl ”dilution luv a competent
ts'woilr» irl li-do mun-rill IiollnfiWork
'u a Mind! tannin. or n». ops-tairsgirl. Address
' Ii. IL." .‘ionlInPl ofllvo. All If
a!
TO LET.
l Lill'l'. Furnished front room with built.
\ppli-nt e Mailiwn sircol.No. Norwalk.
nsm
only at tho
stilt
'l
’ ‘ll l.l".'l‘ .\ gentleman. with good refer.
cow. will obtain a iuii-nwnt furnished
room with miuvoilihui-i- “I liuth‘ "I No, M
‘s’uuth Main rll't'l‘l. at at .
' ‘0 l.l".'l'. .‘loa-oud floor house on Fort l‘oint
slrr-o-l. rum Sr. in: Six r-vmoscnruer North
Iill'l J‘Iill slim-ls, Sulllll Nlll'Wflllf: rent
[Inuw n: “Windward nvonuo. ronf‘tlzl;
Main
flu-
:m-nuu, rout tin. Is. A
into.» on \\‘o-uiw.irnl
\\ (mlm‘A up
'1‘” |.l"'l‘ \‘n-i-iv situated soil of rooms.
. \4lilllu pn-ful n-«i. Apply at a f‘iny street,
:wuth .\‘ iru'ulv. at :It
..,.-. ........_......_. a“... ._
bottom: I'll-m, nilll
’l‘ll‘ll‘fl' iinl omnolm-lurv with lurillll,ml-
um". tubs. kr-Hlm. l‘lt';inl":o hall on Wash-
; inglon pi rout.b\' llll‘llft‘.. \vi-ok. month or your:
.farm Iii-ow \vilh tut-lu- nv'l‘mnf laud: pint of
lioow no \l'ulu-i slrm-l ; port of house on Fair-
iivhl inn-nun; mom on ’I‘niI-o'awnuo;wislllr-
auv. li.i\ill"ll'l iir».
7 ‘fi I.I-'.'I‘.
‘wllillllul' turnip-oi lWH.
.‘U-‘lllil‘. South Ni'l'li’iilk. n i If
IlI‘ZV'I' l'ppi-r floor of house. No, ‘35
“mt )lnin ~lr--~-l. loo "~fll1lll‘-¢'lill" family
ull-«. I'wmnwiun flora .‘iiny N. i”. ii.
iliuxui'nsr. to ill!
A [Manual f'lilllslii‘ll front room
Apply at s! West
7 ‘fl
"r m iiiza'r out-m" linvt'o'l‘hontro him.
log. Ai-plr to l. Iii. ll'|\"I'. ill tiff
' ‘ll I.l-'.'I'. hour room upai'tim'nl. first and
H- mil-l floor. war. 11': “ushio 'ton street.
' u‘irntorator-vow i'nuliilmlls lightm and cloud-
wi : four I‘milli npai‘ino-nls.frohl and renr.third
lio-nr Swami .k ("ll'lu‘ib iii-wk. Til and Hi Wash-
ington sti'ccl. rout $7 and to. Apply OLD Wu”.
l‘i-ziiJ'o. inst!
g4“ rid-m m-tlnuuou Quintardnvunuo. Ap‘
l pi;.'lot1lil'.‘h"f‘r'.li l‘. CLARK. ll! Quintard
urnmic. _ w H ........ .. .. MIL"
'l' .\'u. m IInl'IuIr avenue. N-vrwalk. six
roummwilh city water. l‘cnt Smalmlhrfle -
I From April 1. a
i'miii~.iil .\o. In Main slmoIl. liorwalk. rent 30.
J‘bllli' to imbi’il .uoom. widest avenue,
. . - --._.._._._f-..
FOR SALE.“
ly‘lllt HAIJI. \ good niilvh cow with cuff.
lnvpin'o of ,‘illv'lzilol Nolan, Spring Hill.
1
‘.\w1w:ili.‘.l‘uoli
[Juli :\.\I.I"., mm llill Farm.llni'i'v-soflaud
\rillimituzo of wx'v-n rooms and will-
iloiiiiinlza 'I'u'o wuli~ of actor and ph-ntv of
'll‘llil v-u lln- piriw. Sititolvlivfol-poultry raising.
I'i'ivo Spoon. Ihqmro- of Tumult if; GOLDEN.
illlt
INN: t4\i.i* m-i Irl «tin; iii. and mniusail;
. «wilful-l» li-i' ‘.~ Toni imnl. lillt'll‘ Ivy 'I'llorlv.
[thou lurk. 2i L'W’ll ooh-r; wry chcap. Ii.
ll. .\ll‘li"i\~, i'i \i‘ml :uw-uun. n I lw
IBM: SALIC lino Lurrov. nouriv new. cost
H25. uiil wit for slwvzono rund curt, no;
Inquire
ill ‘21“
“liv'llvll M'lllf‘ll \\.i‘,.'"ii at a bargain.
of i‘ mun inltrumlli. t'i'aoluiry.
‘ piousiiic Howe. o I'Iiilabolhsiri-nl.
fi‘i' luv» l.lliillll'~. All moth-m
(‘oulaim12roommlwoimth.
('uil on l'ius. ii. Hr. .fmm, on
lil7zun
~uil:ii.h~
ii'x|il‘H\I‘llII-Iil~.
:ill'l i-lllzlt‘lc>.
I'li'fili-d'h.
[.‘Hl: RAH". l‘uiilv null i-licapm-ss m"-
whal u'oclamo lurtho Longinnn .i' lilac-
lili"1’|i'.ilill.~4. l'nll at our store for "‘lllll'f'lll‘flli
and pro»... Sonia Vonwum Iiiunwanu (10..
l: South .‘lnin slrwl.
It‘llll S\I.l:l. 'l‘hi- hunt and shoe business of
1'. ll. Harv-‘3. includingn-lilirosl'v‘k and
llVlill‘r‘NiilUl ionui-o.’ ~l-o'v- \Vill lu~ uohl very
Apply at the store.
Ill 5 if
19"“ H,\I.l‘l. Lawn "raw rctl top. rod and
.u‘hilo "low-r mini. .limolhv.I Rom if
South )Iam street.
will: ‘n‘AlJ'I luilding i-ii cox-2m. on West.
:ih-lmo, mml iii-sirobic lot on thonvr-uuo.
Apply in Taylor d; (bullion. I'll) if
It‘ll“ SA l.l"., ('ullnue of I’m" Island. R5 feet
u'uiv-r front. Fully furnisiu-d. ' Purchase
now who“ mu hau- llw opportunity. Inquire
' or H il.\\‘:ulo-rbury. Itoni IzrlnlenudInsurnlli'".
d 12 lyr
. FIVE mom voltage on l’iienwmnlavenoe
. for solo v'lity‘ulrlillll ”a easy terms. [minim
is. lihiiliillllml). i:l Grove strawt.houth
lyuly
MISCELLANEOUS.
SUI ULI‘ZN- A may in our- wastnkon from Taylor
| aw-ono- last night. .A suitable rcivnrd will
L!l\'i'll for rr-linhlc information regarding
I'\‘-i.il'.\l i. \‘ii.i..\.\i. ~21 lexinuton avo-
mint
lo-
Slllll“.
lilil‘. South .‘Jv-i'walk.
'l
l'. mu
‘0r-xvhanuuforfarm propr-rlyiu Foil'llcid
muutv. hoow and lot in Houth {\orwalk.
. iiuuw m-urlv now and contains it
There is ccrtaiuly an abudaiu-o of i, lounl‘. Ail-Irma art-nil on 'l'armi: .t Houn-
ltli IW
, . ._._.___._.__-.‘EE
LOST.
I ns'i‘ .\ fawn mlnrwl rout pigeon. was s
‘ 1, linnnmlweiuluul about a pound and a
;hnl|. Howard u-Ili lu- pnul for its erlf'nlUll.
ml, IfF‘J‘NHlJIH. nullv‘ssllllill. to Wall droid. Now
i walk. all It!
Funeral of Mrs. William F. Broiherton.
l The l‘uncrul of Mrs. William I“. Broth-
‘erlon took piano, Saturday afternoon.
. from the» South Norwnlk (Yonm‘cgational
gchurch, of which the deceased fwas a
l Inciulu-r. leri- was a large attendance.
among tin- llllllilWl‘ being a llvlvgatiun ol'
2tompcrani-i- \i'orkcrs. in which cause the
deceased was much lull-rested. Iti-v. G.
ll. Ill-ai'il hail charm- of the service.
”the singing was bya quartctte coni-
ipnsml of Mrs. N. E. (taiiiplwll. Misty
'l"lnl‘l‘lli'o' lh-ncdivt. Edward Merriam
,aud I). E. Disbrow. Tho pallbearers
lwerc Alf-rod Schaulllcr. of New Ito-
lciu-llo. .i. W. i’i-um-ii. Stephen Wilcox
Jand (2. H. St. John. The burial was in
l Union cemetery.)
EX. South Sorwnlk.
i -—-.\'t. l’o-ter'si-hnrch fair. April ill. I?
and H, in (icrmauia Ilall.
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