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IIE TIIIIKS TIIE Illillfll IS A FAKE.
Allidsalanllmflrlss Mills 01-
pssintiaa is All night-4n Elort Bolas
Made to Secure a Council is Not-
salt.
For several days a well-dressed man,
giving his name as Major W. B. Solo-
mon, has been staying at the Mahaok-
enlo Hotel, while trying to institute a
subm'dinate lodge of the Knights
Of the Ancient Esseuic Order in
Norwalk. He had several lists of mem-
bers of different lodges in the state, and
dwellcd upon the fact that the lodge
win]: is superior even to that of the
Masonic order.
Mr. Solomon encountered several Ma-
sons in town. and one of them wrote to
Meriden, to one of Mr. Solomon's refer-
ences, toasoertsiu if the organizer was
trustworthy. The reply came back, it is
said. that the order was all right, but to
look out for Solomon. The letter further
stated that he had made several misrep-
resentations in Meriddln and cautioned
Norwalk people.
Thus far in Norwalk Mr. Solomon has
secured several names, but no money
has been paid in.
Simeon R. Keith says he was fleeced
by an organizer of a lodge of the order
at New Haven, ten months ago. He
was promised an emblem ring if he
would be the candidate the night the
order was instituted. Mr. Keith says
he received the degree, but was not
the passwords or other secret
' even the ring. may promisea
to notify him and give him the balance
of the work in afew days, but he has
not received ityet. Mr. Keith says he
believes the order is a ”fake."
It was learned this morning that Solo
,nnon secured $0 from one candidate and
. s
that the candidate is looking for him in
hopes of getting his money back.
ROAD CONTRACTS AWARDED.
Mom. alum»; em, 111mm 11111 Ilen-
driclls the Successful Bidders. "
Last Saturday the Norwalk selectmen
gave out the contracts for working the
town roads, as followu:
First district, below the Westport road
through East Norwalk, Charles Sturgcs.
Second district, above the Westport
road to the Wilton road, George B.
Gregory
Third district, Wilton to Silver-mine
roads, D. A. Newcomb.
Fourth district, New Canaan road to
Darien turnpike, W. A. Hendricks.
The roads are to be completed by June
15, weather permitting.
Issues of Military Equipment.
The revolvers which will be issued
to the officers of the First Regiment, C.
N. G., by the state are Colt’s double
action, caliber .38. The First Regiment
is the first to be supplied because the
first to apply. In all about 100 Will be
required for the officers of tile brigade.
A new trumpetcr’s device is to be issued
to the trumpeters of the brigade, to be
worn on the cap. It is a trumpet with
the number of regiment and letter of
, company with the curve of the trumpet.
Each company of the First Regiment
will be supplied _.with sixty-five pairs of
the new brown leggins. The state
decorations of rifle practice have been
received by the quartermastcr-general
and will be issued today or tomorrow.
Death of Almadurss Brewer.
Almaduras Brewer died this morning
at 9:30 o’clock, at the home of his 0
daughter, Mrs. J ulla E. Thenll, in East
Not-walk. He was eighty-five years of
age. Years ago, before railroads
were built, Mr. Brewer conducted a
stage line between New York, South
Norwalk and Danbury, and also the
mail route between South Norwalk and
Stratford. He was proprietor of a liv-
ery stable in New Canaan, which he
sold out to William' E. Dunn. The de-
ceuedwas well and favorably known
in Norwalk and vicinity, where his
death willbegonerally regretted. The
funeral will be held Wednesday after-
noon from his late home, at 2:30 o’clock.
Run 1111: a Trolley Polo. '
A milk team from Maple Grove dairy
took fright at a trolley car in West ave-
nue, , near the - Norwalk, Methodist
church parsonage, Sunday morning, and
ran into a trolley pole, breaking the
shafts of the wagon and spilling a few
quarts of milks.
~ThssoArcFactsiI ,
NotalllOcciganamgood.‘ SomelOc
cigsrsarogood. others are better. The
ImperialOrownlOeoigarsare thebest.
-Hesrthe “Advent of Spring." to-
mlmfldkalsobigchorus.
Haven, last week. resulted in a marked
diversity of opinion of the delegates pre-
sent on the question, of allowing repre-
sentatives from the ladies‘ auxiliaries to
be allowed to participaqu the annual
state meeting in Moriden in about two
Weeks.
A number of the state officers who
were at the meeting are heartily in
favor of the scheme.bnt there is a strong
opposition by other state officers.
It was stated at the meeting that in
case. the ladies' auxiliaries are not allow
ed to participate in the state convention
they will f ll'lll a estate organization of
their own and will have a regular state
convention annually independent of the
present society.
The feeling 011 both sides of the ques-
tion was strong, and at present the
indications favor the plan of an inde-
pendent stato organization of the We-
men‘s Auxiliary corps.
ST. PETER'S CHURCH FAIR.
The Not Receipts Hill Amount to Om $303—
Tlls Prize Winners.
The three nights’ fair of St. Peter’s
church, hold in Gernlania Hall, closed
Saturday night. The net receipts will
amount to over $300, The Germanic
ladies' and men's choruses sang several
enjoyable selections.
During the latter part of the evening
the chance articles were drawn, the
winners being as follows: Carpet chair.
Dr. DoMott: willow chair, Mrs. A
Krieger; silk quilt, Mrs. A. Heinz/1111111111;
pillow cases, Mrs. Harris; silver watch;
Arthur Wileater; boy's suit, Paul Borg,
gold watch, Mox Singcrwald; doll, Mrs.
C, Miller; box HavanaolIgar-l, W1lll.lln
Jessa; ice box, William Rlchnloud
manicure set, Herman Malmo; oak
table, Julius Hyde; plush rocking chair,
Mrs. Quittman; goat‘s hat, Rudolph
Knippol.
H0 FLAMES WERE FOUND.
A Sunday Night Scare stills East End of the
Washington ISIroot Bridge.
Last night, as Captain W. 0. Roberts
was walking home over the Washing-
ton street bridge, ho noticed heavy
smoke coming from the chimney in
John B. Wheeler‘s building. The smoke
settled down on Aisthorpe‘s building
adjoining. Someone shouted "fire,"
and notwithstanding the fact that Cap-
tain Reborn-Hold them no harm Would
be done, an alarm was given.
Edward Hafner rushed out of his stor11
and with an axe 'brokc open the front
door leading to Cycle Hall, ill the upper
part of the block. With alantcrn and
a pail of water search was made for the
fire, and though there was some smoke,
no flames could be found.
SIXTEEN MEN PLAYING PITCH.
The Police Visit Hefner's Cigar store Ex-
pecting to Interrupt 11 Poker Game.
The South Norwalk police force visit-
ed Edward Hafncr's cigar store at The-
east end of the Washington stucct bridge,
Saturday night, expecting to interrupt
a poker game.
The hour was after midnight when
the visit was paid, but when the officers
arrived the sixteen 1111111 ill the back
room were playing pitch. No arrests
were made. '
Mr. Hafncr and his friends say he
conducts a first-class store, and that no
gambling is allowed ill the place.
Another Sollliioll of the Skeleton Mystery.
Here is another solution to the mys-
tery which surrounded the finding of a
human skeleton atI Darlen, recently:
Capt. E. G. Coe, of Madison, says forty
years ago a Chinath employed as cook
the sloop Spray was arrested and
tri dfor the murder of two brothers,
John and Elisha Loete, of Sachenl's
Head, this state. The brothers were
last seen alive with the Chinaman on the
sloop Spray, off South Norwalk. The
has never been solved. Capt. Coo
thinks it probable that the skeleton re-
cently found might be one of the Leetc
brothers.
PhotographSociallie.
The Epworth League of the Norwalk
Methodist church will hold a "Photo-
graph Sociable” at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry H. Selleck, Friday evening.
Each person is. to bring a picture of
himself or herself, taken sometime dur-
ing life. They will all be placed in a
gallery and each person will be given a
chance to guess the owners of the pic-
tures. The one guessing tlfi largest
number will receive a prize. '
An Unknown!» Klllod.
The west-bound New Haven local ac-
commodation train, due in Bridgeport at
7:08 o’clock, struck and almost instant-
lykilledau unknown mauat the Ster-
lingstreet causing in Bridgeport. Sat-
Chinaman was acquitted and the mys- ,‘
tery of the two brothers’ disappearance
Warned by the Police.
flVE IlEll WERE lllllllKlllli- BEER.
Complaints lads Against Alals Rattler, of 34
North Main Street, and No Is Gathered In
for Violating the License Law on
Sunday.
Alois Koebler, who keeps a restaurant
in Nortll Main street, was enacted Han-
day lligllt about 0:413 o'clock, by Chief of
Police Volhner and Officer William
Pennington, charged with violation of
the license law.
Aboutalnontll ago the chief, liliuk-
ing that Mr. Kochlcr might not under-
stand tllo law, warned him about selling
on Sundays. The proprietor denied
that ho was violating the law, but colu-
plaiuts came later to tile chiof, anda
raid was planned. Three 1111111 were
found seated 011 the steps just outside
the rear kitchen door, 11nd two other
men were ill the kitchen. All were
drinking bottled beer.
Koehlcr was arrested, and gave a #51)
bond for his appearance this morning.
This morning the case was continued
until Saturday morning, when Attorney
Walsh will be able to defend Mr.
Koolllor. II II I _ ..
ELECTED A NEW PRESIDENT.
The Knot Outing Club Taller Action on the lies-
ignailon oi Joseph C. Jennings.
A special meeting of The Knob Outing
club was held at the Mahackelllo 1111th,
Saturday evening, to take action on the
resignation of Joseph (l. Jennings as
president, who has removed to New
Wilt?""‘li‘fi’fiftli‘lidéli‘was elected to 1111
the vacancy. Isaac S. Jennings and K.
W. Mansfield wore appointed committee
on conveyance. Tllcolcctiou of E. ii.
(ioldcn caused a vacancy ill the govern-
ing committee, which was filled by the
election of I. S. Jennings.
The treasurer's report showed the
membership of the club to be 115, and
the assets over liabilities $371.. ' A vote
of thanks was extended to B. Burcllard
for his donation of ice last season.
The next meeting of the club will be
held May 7111.
The governing comlllittoo will 111ch
Saturday evening at Taylor & (ioldon's
office.
TWO RUNAWAY BOYS.
Inierccplcd in Century and Will be Sent to tho
. Reform School.
William Turner and Gus Adams,
young sons of Hart Turner and Lorenzo
Adams, of 21; Water street, Norwalk,
ran away Saturday night.
Turncl know where his father kept
money in the house alld got hold of $5.
Both boys then bo.11d1 d the ii 11'1111111k
train Ifor Danbury 11nd that 11 .1~1 the last
heard of them until last night, when
Chief of Police Bradley r1111 civcd :1 111111
gram from Chief Bovaus, of Danbury,
saying the boys had been detained.
Chief Bradley conllllunicatcd with the
runaways' parents and they decided to
have them sent to the Reform school
The chief went to Danbmy this morn-
ing after the boys, returning with them
at noon. They will be tried tonight.
Many Yachts in Commission.
The yachting notes of the New York
Sunday Sun contained the follow-
ing yesterday: "Any number of the
yachts of the Norwalk Yacht club are in
commission, and quite a number of the
members were out sailing on Sunday.
J. C. Green’s yawl Nimbus had her first
spin 011 Sunday, sporting :1 new private
signal which bears a close resemblance
to the Atlantic Yacht club flag, except
that it has a white N on a blue ground
instead of the red V seen on the 'Atlan-
tic flag. Dr. Wilson, of Bridgeport,
was also out in his yawl Dorothy, as
was A. E. Cllasmar's KcarIsal'go, which
has an increased sail plan.
Winnipaults, 15; Arctics, 14.
An exciting game of ball was played
on tho Union avenue green, Saturday
afternoon, between the Winnipauks and
Arctics. '_The former won by 11 score of
15 to 14. Both nines played well, the
Winnipauks winning ill the last inning,
at the beginning of which the score was
11 to ll for the Arctics. The battery for
Winnipauk wasDavis and Fagan; Arc-
tics, Whitlock and Schuman, Whitlock
and Dowd. Umpire, Benjamin Whonc.
The score by innings was as follows:
Wil‘mipauks, 4 0 0 3 0 3 0 1 4—15
Amtics, 103201322—l4
Won 11 Dan at the Shoot.
There was a good attendance, Satur-
day; at the shoot of the Naromakc Gun
club at Dorlon Point. W. E. L. Capron
won the pointer dog offered by John
Hardy to the one making the highest
score. It is expected that the shootswill
take place regularly each week.
—-Only 25$. to hear a fine concert, and
4 hours’ dancing tonight Music Hall.
The host vocal talent will assist.
home from Washington. I). C.. Satur-
day night. accompanied by his brother
Chester, of the lt‘slrfleld County National
bank.
William K. J. Mubbell left Wilton for
(linenevillo, N. 0., Saturday, to olu'ort
Mrs. James T. 'flubboll and family
North. Mrs. Bubboll has been South
for the benefit of her health.
Mrs. II. II. Jepson, of New llavon, is
11 guest of her parents, Rev. 11nd Mrs. A.
il.Wy11tt,at the Norwalk Methodist
parsonage.
Miss Ida (freon, of Norwalk. returned
home last Friday from (£11111 Cove, Long
Island. where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Ida Hutchinson returned to her
home in New York city, Saturday, of tor
111voek‘s visit with relatives ill South
Norwalk.
Mr. on: Mrs. Lewis” Conklin, of New
Ha111n,:1 115101111111 Mr.11u1l Mrs. N.
E. Peck . 111 family. of (‘ross street,
Norwalk.
Mrs. I. S. Alla has returned to her
home in Clinton, N... after 11 visit
with her son, S. M. Allor, lligll rim-t .
Miss Martha Ray is visiting her par-
ents in Matteawan, N. Y. She will
view the mountains and other places.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Gregory, of
ICmnbury, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Word, of Orchard street.
Miss Jessica Sellecknvho has been sick
with pleurisy, will leave the city today
for Bedding, to spend two Weeks.
Mrs. William J. Brown, of Wilton
avenue, has returned home from Wash-
ington. D (.‘.
Mrs. W. If. Holden, of Newark, is 11
guest of Mr. and Mrs. (J. I". Loolllis, of
Holden avenue. '
Herman Smith, of New Ro1'llcll11,isa
guest of 11‘.Micllel, West avenue.
MAY PARAUES.
Orders 111111-11 lull» Adlount General for Field
Day.
Adjubmt- General Graham has issued
the following orders 11.1 May parades of
the National (iuard and the Governor's
Guards»—
Tllc colllpzmies of infantry, Hospital
Corps, sections of Brigade Signal Corps,
sections of Machillv-(v‘llll Battery, pla-
toons of Light Artillery and divisions of
Naval Militia, will 11:11:11 parade one day
ill the month of May, ill their respect-
i1" towns, under orders of the regimen-
tal, naval battalion. brigade signal oili—
11111', battery, or soparato 1111111111111): 1111111-
lllander. Organizations will 111-1111.- :1
portion of the day to rifle practice under
orders of tho 1'1mlmandzlllts and supl'r-
vision of 11111 rogilllmltzll inspector of
small arms practice, and the rust of the
dnv to such drill as tho commandant
shall direct, including instruction ill
guard duty and encoded 1lr1l1-1', 1111111111
as otlll-l'wisc authorized by this order.
Regimental, Naval Battalion, Brigade
Signal Corps and Battery 00111111111111ch
will attend tilepnradcs of tln1 companies
and platoons ill person. or be represented
by :1 field or staff oiliccr, 11nd will report
in writillg'tlll'ough brigade headquarters
on or before Juno 1, the condition and
efficiency of each company, the rifle
practice and drill 111111 11111111111vors per-
formed, tilllc occupied ill rifle practice,
time devoted to drill, and the number
in 11:11:11 organization and pcrforxlling
duty. The commanding ofilcors of the
First and Second Separate Companies
will report to Captain J. Milton Thomp-
son,,U. S. A., of New Haven, inspector
on staff of commander-i11-12l1icf, the date
for the parade of his company. Captain
Thompson will nth-11d the parade of the
separate companies and report.
T1111 Third Regiment will assemble in
New London for field lllancuvers and
parade for one day, 1111 such date in May
as the colonel conllllanding shall direct;
Commanding officers who require trans-
portation for their commands will make
requisition on the quartcl'xnastcr-gcucrul
for the same.
A ration 1110“ once of 40 cents per
day for enlisted men, as provided by
law will be carried on the pay roll. The
commanding officer of each company
Governor’s Guards is hereby directed to
assemble his command for one day‘s
drill and parade ill May, on such date as
he may determine; forwarding to this
office, when issued, a copy of his order
designating the date of parade,
Colored Odd Follows’ Convention.
Members of the lodges of colored Odd
Fellows are already preparing for the
celebration of the New England demon-
stration of the G. U. 0. of 0. F. in New
Haven, September 17. It is expected
that 3,000 colored Odd.1"cllows will par-
ticipnte in a parade of the order tobo
held in that city on that date. The
lodges will come fromall over New
England and New York. It is expected
nearly every lodge will have a hand of
adored musicians.
Regardless of Expense.
COMING TO lllEI l’llllll 4008ill0ll6.
General Manager Flnlunstoln Arranging for a
Big Ithode Island Clam Balls on Memorial
Day—Accommodations lcr Nome Poo-
pls Will Not to Noplulrd.
J. Fiukcnstcill, general manager of
the Reich l’oint Illlprovclncntcolllpany,
made arrangements on Saturday with
tile [ladlll-lors' circle of tho Fl'tlullilticll-
lifts society, 111111 of the largest clubs 11f
New York, for 11 1111111111 Island 11111111
bake to be served at lbltoll Point on
Memoriall):1y.l\l:1y mill, at '3 o'clock
p. 111.
The ll‘l'culldsohnfts moiety consists of
about l,'!00 lllclllbors, and it is said they
have the finest club house in New York
at the corner of Park avenue and Seven-
Iy-St‘i‘tlllfl aim-t. Among flu-111 a11-
11i111-ty~cigl1t bachelors, who form the
Bucllolors' circle. Each bachelor will
be entitled to :1 iickwt for himself and
111111 unmarried lady, and ill addition
there will be invited lot) lllcluln-rs of tll11
Freundscllaft society with ”Mr wives,
sons to lilnittllc number to 11111. Dur-
ing their stay at the Point thorn will be
concert music by till1 Seventh Regina-111
b11111l,1vlli11l1 will accompany tlll‘fll on
tho excursion. As the price for llll' bake
is not limited, thorn in no doubt it will
lx1tl111bl1st1-v11r served at liotoll. All
the rl-fl'oslllul'nts, such as beer, wine.
cigars and cilalllpagllv, 1111- also unlimit-
1111.1111111111 matter what is ordered by
the guests, the society pays for it.
As this is fllt‘ foundation 11111111-
Rotoll lobrillgtllc German sl'x-il'tics to
the Point. Manager Finkcnstoin says
there will be 1111 labor or expense span-d
to 111:1k11 this 111111 of flu1 most successful
bakes at 11111 Point. This excursion will
ill no way i111111'f11r11. with the bum-1 poo-
pll', as lllllplt‘ arrallgclllcnts will be 111:qu
to :Ii’l‘olllllllxlilftl them.
rx-covrnucnwulra lll Tolvll.
tic Purchascsa “Edam. Interest in the
Norwalk Tramway Company.
Ex-(Iovcrnor Waller and other promi-
nent gentlemen are ill Norwalk today,
in the interests of tin- ’l‘ranlwny 1111111-
pally.
car n111ldmv1- over 1111.1 projected extoll-
Ilc rode over the lim- ill aspvl-ial
sinus. Governor Walk-r has 11111111111-
tuinod ill several matters of law in
11'lli1'lllllc company is interested, and
\1'1111t1lv111‘tl111lino to familiarize him-
self tho
through which it pulses.
with road, and localitil :1
The governor says his firm and 51111111
other Connecticut 11111 Iple have purchas-
ed 11 C1 Illsiderabll' interest in the Nor—
walk Tramway from “foreign holders,"
and they propose to make filings livcly
this spring and sunllllor ill building 111-
tmlsiolls alld olllcrwisl- improving and
developing the Norwalk Tramway lines.
T1111 governor says that I111 Ilasijlo fear
but that ”11' people will deal fairly with
him and his friends, and he knows that
the success of :1 tramway railway do-
p11111ls upon its popul why and this popu-
1111' ll y depends upon liberal xllallagomcnt.
SUNDAY AT THE CHURCHES.
South Norwalk Congregational.
The sel'vim.1 under the auspices of the
Men‘s club, last night. in the South Nor-
wulk Congregational 1",l1ur11b, was large-
ly attended. Mrs. W. Fred Ambler
was the soloist, singing very swcl'tly
"The Prodigal Son," by Parker, and "I
Heard theVoicc of Jesus S.1y,”by Harris.
The pastor :uldrcsscd the 11'lngrcgatiml
1111 the illtorcstlngI subject of “Armenia
and her Martyrs.
First Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. A. S. Kavauagh, of the South.
Norwalk Methodist Episcopal church,
preached morning and evening, yester-
day, on the resurrection. At the even-
lug service the Easter music of last Sull-
1i .ly was repeated, with the 11111111111111 of
the soprano solo of Mrs. Ros-l, which,
as shot was suffering from a cold was
omitted.
Norwalk Congregational.
At the Norwalk Congregational
church, the pmtor, Rev. T. K. Noble,
preached in the morning upon "The
Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ," as 1::-
llibited in his humiliation, suffering and
vicarious death. In the evening he
spoke by rcqliest upon
Courtesy," discriminating between
Cristian and artificial courtesy, and
showing the great value of the former
as related to the largest success in life,
and also in respect to one’s happiness
and usefulness
South Nomlh Baptist. I
Two inatructivc and interesting ser-
mons were preached, yesterday, in the
South Norwalk Baptist church, by the
pastor, the Rev. 11, o. Sherwood. in»
evening discourse was an application of
the parable of the prodigal son.
"Christian .
‘vanced Woman—0f course not.
(Special in flu1 Soulful-Li
Sis Flum'lml, April 211. -'l‘hc steamer
"ti1u1li1:"llrillg now-1 of the marriage,
at Honolulu, of Loyd Osborn, stop-sun
offlll-lzlto Robert Louis Stovcnsoll, to
Miss Katherine Durhalll, of Springfield,
Mo.
Fifteen Persons Crowned.
(H1411 isll In file Soiliillold
(iLthllW, Apt-ll ZIU——TIH' steamer
.‘Manldon" 1'oiii1l1-d with the British
11
bark "Firth,
lath-1' to sink.
captain‘s wif1- and child were drowned.
'l‘llirtla-ll 1111-11 and the
Boy Robbers Amstod.
W.1'rl'.lllll'11v, Aplil ~211~~~l<‘.»ur boys
whose ages range from twelve to lilo-1111
years, were arrested last night on :1
charge of highway robbery ill having
held up Miss Dora “'uoll Inst “Values-
1l11y and taking 825 from Ill-1'. Tile 1l1'1-1i
Was committed ill Abbott avenue. The
11111111111 of the boys are Napoleon llllrol'll-
or, Willil1 ('l‘t'vilull. Tommy 'l‘llalor and
John Budd. The belt llli‘f‘l' 11'1-r1' 11r-
r11stl~1l in Bridgclmrt.
Child Drowned at Naugaluck.
Ws'rlzlllll'llv, April till,-—'i'll1~. body of
Stephen, 1l11~ 111'11-yl-ar-old sun of 1’1 lli1'c
1111111 Salllul-l (irant, was {11111111 ill ”11'
111111111111 mill rum-way :11 Naugatlll'k, yes
t11r1l:1_v. The child was lllissod, but hit»
parents supposed III' was out playing.
Ills Leg Broken in Five Places.
Nltw BRITAIN, April zit—A, l'. Alb-11,
zlgml fifty-111111, mot with :1 terrible acci
debt at Berlin, Saturday afternuu 111.
Mr. Allen is trainer for M. E. Ja-
cobs. liowns driving,r tllcpar-or Nor-
ton. attached to :1 fund cart, near Will
choll's mrncr. Ho allollqdcl! to cross
the truck in front of 1111 electric car.
The Inn's". shied and 11111: whet-l dropped
into 11 gully. Ml'. Allen put out his loft
f'mt to save himself. it 1' luglli ill the
wheel and was twisted several tilllls,
causing five separate fractures botwl'cu
the foot and the knee.
POPULAR AIUSEMENTS.
Camille O'Arville as' M'slicline. "
'l‘ilouttr.11'ti1lll at lfuvt s 'l'I11111tr11..'1t-
uulay night, will llt3(..1lllllllti D'Al'villl
and Ilf'f' mmpnnyof novellty people ill
Stanislaus h‘trangv 1&5 .lllliall Edwards
successful cpl-1'11, "Madrlillc; 111', flif'
Magic Kiss." This will undoubtedly
prove one of the most illtl-rl-stillgopcrat
i1'11voutsuf' tho 111-11511". 111111 16111111111 r11-
pcat the success achieved by opera,
prilnzl 1111111111 and trolllpally for tw1-nty
weeks ill New York city. t11'11nty-tu'o
weeks In Boston, eight weeks in China
go :11111'11ighf wcvks ill Philadelphia.
Miss D'Arvillr' is :1 bountiful woman. 1111
artistic sillgul' and 11 talented actress,
and Sht' is said to be seen at her best in
the tillo r1111: 1lf"AIa1ll1Iilll-." Silo has
also the good taste of surrounding Ill-1'-
s1~lf with 11 company of talented players,
smut-tiling that is rarely done by other
priula donnas.
Ellinwood Players.
Tllb Ellinwood Players will open a
week's engagement at tho Norwalk
Opera Illlnm', tonight, in "Diamond
Dick." They have just closed :1 sum-oss-
ful cugugenll-ut ill Danbury. Tho News
says of tilt-111: ”The Ellillwood Players
produced ‘Dianlonll Dirk' at the: Upora
House last evening. Thomas Ellinwooll
in the role of Diamond Dick was excel-
l1-llt,:1111l Dave Sl-ynlonrmadc :1 hit as
Likoy, 1111 old lawyer. "
Song Recital.
The following programme, which will
be girl-11 at Hoyt's Theatre, \Vcdncsday
night, will carry conviction of the 11x-
ccllcnce of the participants and the en-
joyablcncss of the numbers to be run-
tiered:
Illnju Sui-l—"Illlpcrinl (iraud March."
Jennings
1“th C-IIIlfH.
Song-«"Twu (frolic-liars."
Mr. l'nsllur-ll.
)lvlnolnglle—' 'A Lun- lleblr's Party."
Mr. Lilllr-rllill.
Schumann
Mitchell
Snug—"A Madrigal." Ilnrris
' Miss Silcrwr 111d.
Si?fi£{"“”Et'eIllllp; Slur." Wagner
M r. Bushnell.
I Noug—"Drcnnluf In‘11'c."“'.'1it7,Snn1.'. I..Grr'l;||
:Ml'ls. :1 N11,
".\'11:ltllti11- Stars.’ 1' humus
”WIT." lb "\'1ri"11rn.'111-.an’lrr1 ' "r‘lfllllnil
Miss Sh: rwuml and Mr. liusllnl-ll
lientllllg~“S11on1-s from liip Van Winkle."
Through tilckiullnhw of Joseph Jefferson.
.‘Ir. l'n‘lllrIllII.
Banjo Solo—”Nana Myths] to Til-.111." with
va riatious.
Arranged by A. A. Farland.
Mia“ Collins
in ‘Z‘sighi Hymn at Sea.’ Thomas
D"cl“'" 1 b.'Tll:1tw1: ’I‘wu Wore M111ing.‘
"1111.111 hci
Mrs. Rosalind Mr. Bushnell.
Her Husband—Singular!
Marc's an
account of another bank gone to pieces-1
and none of the directors know any-
think of what was going on. The Ad-
It
wmldn't be so if the directors Were
of tlalway, causing the ,
Witter-:0;
‘, ANTED-A|11relllb1owanied atl -
’lillntalus lllllllllery. No. is a" ,
\illillstreoi. H11111I1N111'1v1i1.1i CA- 'I
‘ 7.\\"l‘l".ll \~1n1urt.1~irong [111wa y
..l l THIII‘IHHII‘IIVI‘I’y wagon ago.
boglllll'llb. to wr W'mli. M1111 seventy
for Built sir. ddrosa Si. N 'l‘lN ..illoutllm
ulllk.
’.i\' l‘l-Iwil Ilnard ill private famil
‘ Iynllnl: l1ldl.A1I1ln-~1s box mfg;
Nurlval I:
TO LET.
f ‘(li.l-’..-'l‘ Twn Till‘fll-llltllli'lmlll: adjoining
will I111 ll‘llloll alllull' nrllllwflwi’lll “I
Inquirost “No“ 4
It'll IW
lfIdo- -irod. ll rlll'l r11 \‘lltllillllt’
I‘.IIIINlrlN'T.NHrW1'lIk.
-.. “4..”
f ‘1) ”111‘. Ill .\nrw1llk. from May lsi.ll or I
lcry Ilulll airy mums: bay wilnlomhnl.
nowi lnillb-liallll ~loam-1i: rout vel'v mode: ,
r111- tummflll llllily'ofndllii-l. l1'11rmrtll'1llarll
I :1” :1f Dellilsf \Ioed' '11 11mm
7 ‘li l,11.-l'l‘ll11~lo\1or11nrt of house on 01"-
1'lmr1l hill'l'f. Ila ml: 1' for Hillltll family
11 1d 3111 “if lnnntll' ills" voila 11 ill (scrim
lul' .1 mmll-rn 1111111 111 "lulu-- all 1111' without
IlTIIillII“t. l-' A Imam-r Ii. 'l)'.l11r all III
' ‘lll.'.F.l'~f1111-f11r11isl11-1lrooln.willlorI“wiillt
1111f Illvlrll. lllllllll'll 11f MI'NJ
11'1'11. 1 li’udllngtnll ~Iir111-i.
V ‘11 LE 'l‘.~ :1 rm-rn ill-alinloutloifiz 1 roll
11 ulrtlul-llh i116 r-mnl 1llnlrtlllonts.$l'l:
11l|1111.l11illstr111~tNorlvllik. Apnlytofimrge
ll illllnlunll. ollnrlllhirl 111 \‘ol'unlk atllw
V ‘11 I F. 'I. H 1111 Mill lai.l11“1‘rll00l'0“f|rfl0
hull-11‘. .\1. 1-1 Moadulv bli‘l‘tll. 11111111 'i‘rnnl-
\\lt\‘ lllrlluut Water in inquireonpromlsos
nruf I llhflll: 1~111r ll1- umfil' '1 nl liltf\
’ ‘0 I ‘ I'.“~1~1111|I flour Illlliflelln Fort PMJ‘
tun-t 11-111 $11,111:: boom 13? Wlom we
all-111111. 111111 51:11 n 41:11:11. 211 W'muluarll ave.
1111.1. r1 1111111 511111le lluul bum-11 l-‘lrst avo-
Iltll', l'11«i \ul'wnlk,ll-1lir-'1 E. A. WMIDVIABD.
f ‘1) Ilt‘ .\"l'. 41:11. 1- ~1 ill Boli' 1: Theatre build}
“11;. .\|1IIIII111.M.I11YT.
f‘fl Ll‘. i”. In 1r room apartment fl and
wound Ill-1'. r-.11'1:l “llh’lllll on street.
\1i111I-111'~ill1-\'-1ry I'lll'lllJllilIS liglliol llinll'lcan-
ml: four I’lmill 111.1r11111- uls. front and dreartllll'd
lbmr HWltIitd' l'llllla'll Hook. .-.1 and 111 Wash-
ington .~ll'1- 11, not #7 .lllli to. Apply Ow WELL
11..11:'11 jildff
‘fX 11-11111 1-1-trlli11t11rd avennet‘Ai-L
h plyillfilll' It
avenue,
.CLAIIK.111 Quiptard
‘1‘ Nu. 1'29 Harbor 11111111111, Norwalk. all
f bonus 1' lib 1- ily W. 191-21 rant $11: also three
rlslllls,1-i1y 11': Her. rent to. From Apfill.‘
1'.m-nl«:‘lt..m lll\lltllll~lr1‘11l \11rwall1.relltd0.
.wil-lll 111]: MPH :iluUlll. 1110 East avenue,
\111 balk did if
FOR SALE.
v.1 “"9
Tim
SM. FI. --»1'nlulllbi1 1 pl) lllgllfllll’eflfiilf‘fl
I Vol!
111- mm- to 1b.- allll'tl'r 1n: ll In 1105 not. a
single 11i1111111'.1~ r.- 1111111 I .1111! \11‘1,1 purilcnlnrl
H1 1H1 ll ll “11"“ \V‘illt'll‘ ll'uiiunry Iiusultltfim‘tlt'fit , '
111114111i~f11v tory. South \ol'walkllal'wlunl'eCo.
”South Alain am 1-1.
Full HALE. IJllllt'S' lllllrffold— lli- vole. in
porn-r1 oral: Apply at 211 Isalv vew aver
Bill‘.
lflllibALE. —.\'1-11 house-1f right rm) 11 Attila:
1mm. 1111111 nl~ 1:1 Spring sin of uh '
horn. lit: [1 u 1111111 1 wt. 1:111 be soon by mild '
illgoll l. l’. l'11117.1~.l1 11 t‘bostuut strret. .1? 1w
FIIIII: SM” —\ l-b 11111-11 “linings. of flu-Ital
1' '1»- make. soil -1l11:lp:11l.-1111 harness nu1
:1l-11bl' Ull'l'li 11;.- go 11l. -1~m~ w Mustbe sombe-
1111'11II111 2711: 11151. 1111:1111-1-of‘lils Ill-belt Rip- ,
icy.1or.li1111y 1111f Clnslnut 51-1. South Noru“ '
11'- lb: 11w-
fillilstll‘ "Illl' ills! A\ EHTA'l‘Fn'l‘Ils
lliib', luv-g1 1 'i l-1111- fillillliml by Thom .
nil-1'1 1'111’l11~111 .. 1.1111 Flint avenue, Nor-
\1':1lk.1-pIym~iil-l'l:llf111111 1»! \V111.Eur|e,
I'~l|.\\lliln-11III 1l111. '11:, I11 I‘IUM'1 IIIO Pfllillfl.
.tIle-lll 1.1..l\.\lf'.\' All'f‘l lll'Z..Il 1k HUN,11rl’.L.
l\lellllAdl.I'..‘;"1'ill11r.llllIW
l,‘llll. S .\l l". —- l iftm-ll building lots on Adams
inn-.1111“ :1111l 111.1111 forty 111' resof Inn-Int
'"~l'l1~ 11-11”. " llnlllim of Miss Aunts. '25
N-lltll ."--.11111111 lvlu-r- 111:111 I‘ll“ be seen. oral:
WM”: 1111 1.111 luv-1 1l-lb111l install! Agen11y,1~or-
11111' of Llli III] and “.1” «roots, \ol 11.1lk .110 ml
lfllll: . '<.Al IF. .— (1111,- >11111y, nearly now. cost
3125.111”s1-llf-1l‘iivulzonl‘1 f'llllll cart. $15:
Inquire
m 211i
11111- twu ..- (Ilt‘ll 1111- 41111 at 11 bargain.
oli‘ It\\tl Manual. 1', ( i"l|ll1lli‘y
polish“ l ii-lll>1»."\'o 11 Ell/llbntll s1trcet
.~11it.~-1bb for two families. All modem
1 nnlllills 11111111115. twobatils
Call on 1111.115. S. ST. JOHN, on
Mum
inn-r1111- inf-ills.
11ml punil‘lvs.
prl-lulwa
Fill: all. i'. ., Purity and cllellpness are
11lllf \\'L’l‘l1‘|lifl for the Longnlnn 61 Mar-
IIIII'Z [minis (1111.11 ourstorcfor «olorcnrlis
:lllll 1'11 11-114. 5111' '1” NUIIWALK HARDWARE CO.
4': South M. linI hlitl t
[RULII S \I. ii.
If. ":1 .
i'viurcj .111I l-~.1-1
cheap ll 151 lid 11f one-11.
111 iii
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'1 I11' I» 11 1t and shoe business of
~1y. i111 ludiug 111111111 stock and
111fslor11.\\l'llbe sold very
Apply at the store.
[will SAT -l-'.. —~l..~111n gmss.ro1l top. red and
wilib- 1iuv11r soc-l. also. timothy. SOUTH
Nouw .111 11 ii 1111111 11.1: 1' 11.. 42Soutll Main street
14‘0“ S..i.\ii~ ~11 nil ling lot cox-.100. on West
111'.cnu:1 111ml 1b- ~11.1ble lot on theavcnlle. '
Apply in [‘11le 11 .1: Golden. 12‘th
13011 SALE —Cotfa c at Bell Island. so feet
1111111 front F11 iy fllmisherl.P11rchaso
now “’Ilill' you ll; 111- the opportunity. Inquire
ills ll.\\’.111-rbury, 1.1.ll lsiateandlnsnrance.
ll: “1 iNIIliIgIllll sire it. (I l‘) 1"
FIV l1 room1'1'1111 11:11 on Glcnwoodavenue
f for sail-1- ll: lpanlloncasy terms. Inquire
oIl‘ H.1'.SllEl:\\UUll. 13 Grove street. South
hurwal k hill”
‘-
LOST.
0ST. Last Saturday. aboutsm-fock p. m
1111: 1r 1 urneroi‘ Slain and Wall streets. Nor-
wllfk. 111111- k: lgulIvml-pellinoilite fissuepaper -
mumbling 11m rim. :1.-mo gold lace pill and
non- numb with silver b:l1 k. Avery liberal re-
ward will I111 paid by r1- turning to this office. If
a Z)
l l)S'-l‘ Lady" 1: bl 111. capo. on Thursday be-
! 11111011 [and 211. 111. whilmln the wayto
tlml 1111111 111nlct1-v.r lt wawordedand l and
with bin-1k silk. 'i'llo l_ill1l1-rwill1- color 11 favor
1111 the UWIII'T' by iv 11mg 'it 111 this ofllce.or
brIanlIl oili11N'oru'alk. 1
Guilty of Non-Support
The case of Mrs Henry W. Mitchell
against her husband for non-support. ’
came up before J udgc Frost, this morn-
ing. The accused Was fouudguilty, and ,
as he is at present supporting the two
children of file Couple, ho was only
ordered to pay his wife *3 per week.
Attorney Gregory , represented Mrs.
Mitchell, and h‘vi Warner, Mr. Mitchell.
. Toward the.Y. M. C. A. Debt.
Miss Georgia Taylor, treasurer of the
Ladios' Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A.,
has paid to President A. 13.; Hill .25,
toward the payment of the Y. M. C. A.
debt.
women!
:zz-lr-I- lll limp, :Iltill'lllllt'vtlll) stand (11111 lbs Z
Norwalk Chronicler