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Tdfisnav. NOVEMBER 21, 18911.
11111 11. 1111111: "sun
on Sinner Boss Down in Twelve
Fathom of Water on City Island.
Min Willi A 11111 11111111
A semen: was Store In liar starboard
THMiKDBWIDD FESTIVAL.
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afternoon:
School.
Beading—"Little Bath Endieutt."
Lora Graves.
Piano trio—“Marche Triomphaie."
can...» of n- smmn 111... by
Franklin Street Pupils "do We.
"Ibis Thanksgiving day programme
, was rendered in the assembly room of
the Franklin street school at 2:10 this
Cborus~"1hme. re Thankful People. Cumu,‘
one
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noun-horn and Family Narrowly
Escape Death by Aspbyxialion. 1
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Inmates ol the House Were Severely 8ch When
”‘1'“. MI W "“9"“ W" '9 I JCEWI‘ u"“’°“"§,‘0£§?mm “mm" They Awake Monday Morning and One of
lull leaf and Lead lately—The A Thmkagivlug venom-v. the Daughters Fell in s Faint-«All on
Less Placed at 04,000 Egon“! 3:332:53: New on the llead to Recovery.
Theoyltorsteamer 1““ 01 BMW“: Ceres Marion Nash David Fieherty. of 10 Prospect ave-
, 111 a . .
owned blellisml. Stevens, Of’ROW 113mg“ lairfivfigfizg nne, Norwalk, and his family, had a
ayten. ”in“ ms“ “t 7'30 °m°°k1 Fence MabelFl'l'tib narrow escape from asphyxiation by
in the Sound course about one mile 0 Freedom Nathaniel ileum _
1 . 11.11 North Wind Marv umuw 00‘“ SW1 SW1” “‘3“-
W3 SW” lighthouse, 3' 3 “3““ “1 South Wind Kev Harris Shortly before retiring William Fla.
. ' 0 '
“ “um “Eh 5 unknown barge. Th9 a: 23:3 ‘ mmmemmfi: herty emptied part of a scuttle of coal
“”9 W000 0’ 11 WW: “‘1 was headed Sarina N 1?ch V5131”! into the sittius room stove. and leaving
““1 ‘1" same course “:91 3‘55““ 13.31%“; 0' 17111132112551? the top off started to godown cellar aftei'
WM taking. Thai Stevens starboard L‘Ytlntpr Chnrles K8 ly more_ He changed his mind, hOWOVCl‘,
rim?“ 033:5“ :1]? :ndstztzm “13:6 :1 m Otto vane, and did not get the coal. The members
1) ' p ' ‘ ’ " H “ch Sherwood of the family retired without noticing
headed her for City Island Beach, but A Eddie McGowan ‘
before she could reach it she sank in N M‘” NH" that the top 0‘ the stove was open.
_ 11' Gear” 111111111 The house soon became filled with the
twelve fathoms of water. The captain 11 Florence Keir dotdly fum s of cm] gas whi h re h l
' ‘ A ' G Willie Benjamin ‘ " . ' 1 , l' 00 81
.andlhucrew..hngineerwmtscu.Edward 1 “0'91! 0'31“" the sleeping apartments ' upstairs and
and Aleah Hall, the steward, William 1‘ George (loner: ‘ , .
Ackerly and a boy who formerly worked 1 (iertle Coleman rendered the inmates deathly nick when
' ~ N Frank Flinn tbev awoke yesterday morning. 1
on the wrecked “Mary Jane,” landed 11 Edwina Knapp lll Fl 1 ' l 1
safely in the skiff. , . 11, £11.11.» 9-1111... ’9' 1“ 11:11}: “‘3‘ “:3” ° “1; '5“
'A Sentinel reporter called at Captain 1'- 11111121111311): 31:33:11]: “F. t 81:; , mt .-. 1111:: “71“ ha“:
Stevens’ residence in Itowayton this Chorus-“"HMY-St “0118-" mm mm 5 ans 0 get me
School. fast. When she reached the lower floor
morning. but aside from the fact that
the steamer had sunk, not much conic
belearned about the accident. A tale
gram from Captain Stevens first 11p-
prised the family of the sinking of the
boat. It also requested that his mother
and wife come down. They left for
New York this morning, taking the 9:41
train, accompanied by Mr. Stevens, ‘Sr
Frank R. Stevens, a brother of Captain
Stoves, went down on the 11:37 train.
The steamer had been working for tho
past few days clearing stars off tho
grounds at Glenwood, L. I., where, also,
Mnand Mrs. Stevens, Sr.. visited last
week. Sunday the steamer went t1
New York to coal up, and she was or
her way to South Norwalk with thirty
tons of coal. when the collision oc-
curred.
The Stevens was built in Stratford, in
1886. by Moses Hart, at an expense oi
316,.000 She was ninety five feet in
length and was considered one of the
beiit oyster boats in the Sound.
lt' is estimated that it will cost over
$1,000 to raise her and repair damages
and it will take two or three months 111
do the work. As the oyster business i
new 1.111111111111111 her loss will be sev‘ere;
ly felt. ‘ ‘
Captain Stevens, who is a member 01
the American Association of Masters
and Pilots, will probably charter anoth-
erboat to take her place. His other
steamer, the Mabel L. Stevens, Captain
Lewis Raymond. is at work off the
Bridgeport-beds.
noos Willldlll LAhTEnlls.
Constable llunl Scoops In Three Violators ol
the Nomlll Ileyele ordinance.
Constable Thomas Hunt was out last
night in quest of violators of the bicycle
lantern ordinance of the City of Nor-I
walk, and scooped in three prisoners
during his trip down West avenue.
They were Miss Agnes Benedict, a
step daughter of Louis Singer, of
Ndrwalk; Harry" Benedict. clerk” for
Finncy (c Benedict, and Kempton Alger,
of Bread 811' or.
They gave 11p their wheels as safety.
for their appearance in court this morn.
1111}, when Alger was fined :55. Benedict’
.11an was adjourned until this afternoon.
In the case of Miss Benedict, it was
discovered that it was sunset at 4: 27.
and that she was arrested 1115:2111. while
going home, being just three minutes
behind time. Judge Hubbell took this
fact intoconsideration and suspended
entonce. .
salience m nos-sum“;
Charles 11.7mm Court Again for Neglect
' lop lilo Wiles“ Little One
Chief of Police Bradley arrested
(:barloe if. Purdue, 11 Norwalk painter,
thio'morning. for neglecting his wife
and baby.
Pardon has been arrested several times
before on a similar charge, and made
premises which he fallci to keep when
1111 was relented. After listening to the
testimony of the wife. Judge Hubboll
placed the prisoner under $13 ll 1 «ill! to
furnish hi «1 wife N per week, in default
of which he is to stand committed for
thirty days.
Parties will, undoubtedly find 11 heads.
_ i
"The Pilgrims Tl111nk~gil 1111:
nesday at 1:15 p. m.,
“Hymn of Thanksgiving"
School
“For an Autumn Festival“
Robert Steegmul‘or.
‘Tho First Thanksgiving Day."
Ten pupils,
'Bun‘s Thanksgiving."
Arthur Pearson.
"I Thank Theo,"
lllay Reed
"Thanks."
Katie McHugh.
tong. .
School.
“Thanksgiving Lillian."
floss Madden.
‘Futher 1'11 Search We Thank 'l‘hcc."
Arthur Keyworth.
‘ l‘hunksgivlnv."
Elsie 150nm.
'Ju11k 's Pumpkins.“
Chester Fitch.
"Advice to 11 Doll."
Lime 151111111.
Elsie s Tiumksulv' msz,'
Hybll Merriam.
Pumpkin l‘ies.‘
licyworth.
“The Pastor and the Roy."
F rank Berg.
\
“ A Day 111 Fun.“
Delta Hubbeil
"Mistress Stgccklo s Thllnhsgix 1111;.
Annie Raymund.
My Busy lint'.‘
Mabel Gladstone.
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School.
10, ll and 8 for Wednesday at :1
it the Concord street school.
lfilsi«:~»”ltuli11n llvmu"
llccitatlolI-1"Tlio First 'l'lulnksgiving”
illuy Willluns.
illstory- 'Egvptiuns' Thanksgiving '
l'lnmn: 11 Clark.
"Jew-1‘ Thanksgiving ' ,.
. Lirliun Porr'son.
"Thanksgiving in England"
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1
:10 p.
Marlin ll illornn
' National Thank «11111 lug"
l lllld. \1‘i1s11‘,
Vinnie—"Nature"
Recitation—"lie (71'.1wu1~tl1 the H1111“
Alic 1 Keefer.
lloc flotilla—”A 'l‘buuksgivinr l1'c1«1 ‘
May lttlir'noml.
Recitation-—
Minnie Hch lull.
Music ~~"Amcrlcu.." 1
Central Club Notes.
As this is Thanksgiving week,
untied out.
out out.
lncludes, early in December, an art
illustrated by studies and drawi
lug.
At the Concord street building, Wed-
the following
l‘hanksgiving programme will be given:
Edna Kendrick. 15111111. lib-bards and Ethel
1101101111.; is the programme of Grades
111 ,
the
class in scientific whist will be omitted
1111111111 games on Friday will not be
-'l.‘he last- of the week the cards with
.mnounccments for December will be
The programme for the month
loc-
ruro by the artist, Mrs. C. Willis White
age
Dhls is quite different from anything
also yet offered, and will be very interest
Mrs. R W. Norris gave the last of 11
llcriol 1f lectures at the Central club
the morning. The club undoubtedly
wishes that the course might extend
the club. has been very generous llll‘t‘.
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Endeavor.
blow York market.
through the winter. but Mrs. Norris, as
well astllo other talented members of
My.
thanksgiving Donations for lbs Needy.
Any one having either ediblos or
money to donate 11s a Thanksgiving of
faring to those less 11 lrtuuutc in life than
thodoncr, may leave their gifts at the
Congregational chapel after i o‘clmtk
Wednesday afternoon, when they will
be distributed to needy ones by members
of the Young l’eoile'a Society Christian
wBost country1 turkeys, 11111., at the
the gas overcame her and she dropped
in a dead faint.
Shortly afterwards Mrs. b‘lnherty's
mother came down stairs and discover.
ed the condition of affairs. She opened
the doors and windows and the fresh
air soon revived Miss Flaherfy.
lfcr brothers, Will and Frank, were
sick all day. Mr. Flaherty and his son
David, who are employed at the Nor-
walk Lock Works, wont to work as
usual. but David was too ill to remain.
ills fulll'u' worked all day, but, (Your
pluined of 11 bad headache.
Today the members of the family still
fecl'thc effects of the arts. but
1111.; out all right.
The Whenler- Staples Wedding 1
The wedding of Miss Julie P.11'lrr'o
Staples and John Walker Wilcolcr was
quietly soiemuizcd yesterday afternoon
at 1:300’11111111, at the rosidomo of flu
hrhio' s moli 1111', Mrs. M111. y P. Sluplcsfi 111
Bcnllnm avenue, Bridgeport. Only
the families of the couple were present.
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
William H. Lewis,.roctor of St. John's
1'l111rch111111l the .iipiscopol service was
used. Harry A. Wheeler. a brother of
the groom, 1111111111111 best man, and the
br‘ido‘was attended by Miss Jessie bl»
,Wllcclcr. sister of the groom. Mr.
111110011111 one of the best known young
men in Bridgeport and very popular
lie is :1 121111111111111 of Yale and a member
of the Seaside 111111 'Eouutry clubs. At
prescuthc reconnected with the firm
of Wheeler 1": Huwes. of which his fath-
or is the 11111111111 partucr. lilies Staples
also has 11 large circle of friends and is
well known in Norwalk society. The
couple were the recipients of a large
number of handsome and costly presents
from their large circle of friends. M121
and Mrs. Wlmclcr departed on 1111 even.
1111). train for :1 brief wedding trip and
willouthoir return take up their resi-
dence in llcuham avenue.
“1'6 (folli-
lleld for Burglary at Glenbreok.
John Smith and Milburu Armstrong,
chuircaucrs, were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Miller at Ncmtou Heights, Sat 111'-
day foreuoon, charged with having cum-
mittod the burglary at the lilenbrook
depot, Friday night. They were re-
mamled in the Stamford City Court,
yesterday, until further evidence 11111 be
obtained. Sheriff Miller has had the
men under surveillance for sometime,
thinking they might possible have some
connection with the robbery and bum
lag of Jeremiah Miller’s store at Spring»
dale, election night. The men lived in
n 1111111111 it short «instance this side 111'
Newton llolghts, the property of the
Consolidated 11211111111111.
Last $80 of tile 111.1 Earnings.
.lcffmsou 1111111111, employed by .l. W.
Mather, of llnrlcu. while coming to
Norwalk to deposit his earnings to the
amount 111‘ 11010 in the savings bank,
lost his pocket-book
111 may
A lllisf who lVlIl Keep Warm
A meal. thicf entered the clllcu of lit.
1. '1‘. Keane-1151.111 South M11111 street
Saturday night or Sunday morning, and
stole the 11111 t 11 11 overcoat.
containing the
Clo 8st: Fire to a 1.111 Curtain
A lace curtain in Mrs. Mary 1"}
Smith's house in llavlland street,
caught llre Sunday from agasjet. The
flames were extinguished by Adolph
Dreyfus, in whose room the fire occur-
ammo
found. on his arrival here, that he had"
red.
' ‘ 1111111111911: on 11:11:11.
' m 111- Death
of Adler ll. of In Came.
Arthnrnockwell, of New Cemented
last night from in overdose of lsudsnum
taken last 11111111117 night. whether by ac-
cident or with suicidal intent is not
known. 1*;
Mr. Rockwell fires a member of a well
known clothing film of New Canaan.
known as 1300ka Brothers. He had
been in poor health for some time, and.
his friends say; became despondent.
Others claim thnf he was troubled with
insomnia and must have taken an over.
dose of laudannnt. - -
He resided with his mother, and was
found lying nncmscious on his bed when
she went to call him Saturday morning.
A physician summoned, but he
did not succeed y" metering Mr. Rock-
well to conscion i use. He never rallied
sufficient to or n his acts.
A bottle of Ian anum was found upon
the stand by his bedside.
musics anniversaries.
my _......._..._.
Companies F and am the Field and Staff of-
llcm we a Bead Showing.
The annual master and inspection of
Companies F and D. and the field and
staff officers of the Fourth Regiment
vas held last night at the Norwdk
Armory. .
The gallery was filled with spectators,
who were greatly ' interested in the
cemnony. ~
be companies made 11. good showing,
nearly all the members being present.
The inspecting officer was Major
George Albee, of Hartford, and he was
accompanied by Captain Thompson, 11'
S. N .. and Assistant Adjutant General
Loaders and Colonel Frost, the two lat-
ter in civilian oloshts.
Colonel Frost will be mustered in to-
night with the First battalion in Bridge-
port.
POPULAR AIUSEDEMS.
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Mclulliie and Greece Repertoire Company.
The opening performance, last night,
of the McAulifl'e and Grccuc company
, at Hoyt“? Theattinvwas moat auspicious,
the attendance being large, the produc-
tion 11. most acceptable 01111., and artisti.
cully rendered. Tilt-play. last night.
was entitled “The Westornor," 111111111111.
nation of xnclmlrmuuand comrdy that
afforded Messrs. Ml'Aulich and Greene
and an excellent 111111 well-balanced sup-
porting company flue opportunity for
11111 display of unquestionable dramatic
talent. Mr. llchuliife isuquuintcomc-
dian. and will be remembered as bnv
1111: uppcarcd here with Thmnas Shea.
lfis impersonations are uniquely funny,
and his songs of the most pleasing char-
acter. Mr. Greene won his audience
at once by his dclicute and strong rent
during of the \vesterner, 11 character
11111110011111) Imrlesquedthnn portrayed,
The other members of the company,
M. J Green. A11 hie Deacon, John 11.
Clark. W. .l. Larrigan, Aubrey Beattice,
lillu Cameron. Wiuuifretl Greene and
Mildred Hylan1l,11rc so far superior to the
support in the gcncral repertoire compan-
ion as 11111 to be classed with them. Archie
Deacon’s illustrated songs are anew and
pleasing feature. The Murray children
sing and 1111111111 nicely, and are an at~
traction that pleases every one. The
company will appear tonight in "The
Bowery of New York." There will be
mutiuccs Thanksgiving and Saturday
afternoon. ‘ .
The Yellow lild.
Willi reference to the New York
World's present sensational comic
sketches, an adapted to the stage, the
public must understand that the several
Hugdn'fi Alloy companies which are out
111111 claiming to be the original, have 1111
connection with “T1111 Yellow Kid of
Hogan‘s Alloy." There is but one play
hearing this title: that is the one which
will be presented at the Norwalk Opera
House, Thanksgiving day and evening.
“The Yellow Kid of Hogan's Alloy" 1s
endorsed by the management of ill“
New York World. For this popular at.
traction matinee prices will be 2111::
children, loo. Reserved seats for the
evening performance may be obtained
at Wood's andfl‘omliuson‘s for fifty
cents.
“Mr. Barnes of New York."
Mr. Barnes. of New York, was the at
traction at tho Norwulk Opera House,
last night. it was the first night on the
road, and the piccc did not ran as
sumothly as it will in 11 few wucks,whcn
it should prove 11 drawing card.
Four Popular Lectures.
Keep 11111111111 the dates of the {our
lectures lit the First Methodist Episcopal
church: D1111. ,1«-Dr. Poulsou on “Qllcul‘
People” Dec. 1 l-—~l)r. Buclltclo on "What
in Success?" Dec. lewllr. Banks on
"White Slaves," D1111. Gil-«Dr.
on “Yosemite."
cents.
4.4-0....“—
WM
ransom 111 11111113
The" Police Commission Denies the
Allegations Made‘lly the Senator.
m
HIS SWEDEN MADE PDDLID
He Replies to the Charge that There are Do-
tween 4,000 and 5,000 Places in New
York City Celllnp 1.1111101 Without a
License in Defiance of the Low.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
N 111v YORK, Nov 24.—-Pollce Commis-
sioner Roosevelt today made a state-
ment in reply to the charge made by
Senator Raines that there were between
4,000 and 5,000 places in New York city
that are selling liquor without a license
and that they were presumably protect-
ed by the police. Mr. Roosevelt denies
the allegations made by Mr. Raincs
Caplured an Escaped Prisoner.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
L1'r1.1111~'11;1.o. Nov. Ell—Michael Eugen,
the prisoner who escaped from the jail
here Sunday, was captured lat-e yester-
day afternoon._ John Porter, of (losheu.
will receive a reward of $100. A but
and coat found upon Eugen were identi-
fied as those taken from A. E. Fuller's
farm, which he burglarized after his
escape. Eagnu was serving time for
burglary.
Stole the School Flag.
lSpecial to The Sentinel.)
\VATERTUWN, Nov, 2-1—le American
flag at the Nova Scotia school was wil~
fully taken down and stolen by a gang
of men yesterday. The affair has aroused
grout indignation 1n town, and every
effort is being made to apprehend the of-
fenders. '
Mr. Bryan Receives Denver Ladies.
lfipor‘lui to Tim Scufincll
Diasvlzn. Nov. 21—bit. Bryan arrived
here at 7 o’clock this morning; The city
was dressed in holiday garb and the en-
thusiasm was of the liveliest kind.
11‘r11111 l0 o'clock until 110011 1111 received
The ladies of Denver at 11111 Browni‘aiace
Hotel.
Today in Wall Street.
1Sp111'i11l to The Senti 111 1
NEW Wall street, Nov. 2-1,
10:20 11. n1.-The railway and aniseel-
YORK,
laacous stock market- opened strong and
higher.
from '1
marked in Sugir and Louisville 1k Nils-l1-
fl‘he advance in prices ranged
to 1', per cent. and was most
ville
President McKinley' s F..scoif
+111111lr1lt11 'l' he Sentinel-‘1
: (31111211111, Nov. 245—11. is
announced that Troop A, Ohio National
Guard, of Cleveland. will act as the
of President-1111101
inauguration cove-
officially
military escort
McKinley at the,
monies in Washington.
ll Murderer Sentenced.
(Speciallo 'I‘liofiontinol l
, (1111.1'11111'5, (311., Nov. 21~L11st night
the jury" in the case of Henry White,
brought in a verdict of murder. He was
sentenced to be hanged 1111 January 15.
White was charged with the murder of
l'ollcoman Jackson hero 11111011mber ll.
T Freshmen to Meet 1111 the Gridiron.
I THpucllll to The 5111111"le
Nuw lisvux, Nov. 31.411111 Yslo
Freshmen football team left this after-
noon for Princctpn, where they will
play their annual 121111111 with the Frince-
ton freshmen tolnurrow afternoon.
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Children Elope.
114111-1111 lo The Sentinel.)
l(11..1,1x1uv, Nov. ill-“Mrs Atwood
Mason, 111’ [Cast Killingly, is sculching
for her son by 1101' first husband, llairy
111111111, 1111111111111, and her daughtcl, 111111111
Mason. twelve, who are believed to have
. sloped.
Governor Cooke's Appointments.
1 14111114111 in The Sentinel.)
Wms'rml, Nov. fltlw-It is expected
that Governor-elect Cooke will make
known hisllst of appointments to his
staff before the end of the present week
111111.11» Forecasts.
~
erw H 11 as, Nov. .14 w—ltaln lmu‘ght:
Wednesday, ullsettled W1 athermrobably
Wilson 141111111111: 111111111111 tonight and 1101ch Wed-
The entire course 75 nesday; southwest to northwest winds
”11.111.11.11 buy the host country fur
~Impcrial Crown cigars are satisfae- hiya, for 111.1 per pound; spring chickens:
tory to smokers as well as to dealers.
i 12' go. at Hayos’ market.
1D
Tlrsd cl Lilo.
(Special to The 19111111111111
New YORK. Nov. 24 -—Augast Vogel-
man, forty, a whoelwright, of 125 Sev»
euth street, committed suicide this
morning by shooting himself with a re-
volver.
Louis Schiel, forty-three, a baker, who
was out of employment, was found dead
in Central Park this morning. He had
committed suicide by taking - carbolic
acid.
1
Official Vote of Indiana.
(Specialto The Sentinel.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. ctr—The official
vote of Indians for presidential electors
is as follows: Republican, 323,719;
Democratic, 305,771; Gold Standard
Democratic, 2,145; Prohibition, 3,0511;
National (Prohibition ). 2,268; Socialistic
Labor, 1325; plurality for McKinley and
Hobart electors, 17, 94%.
Democrats Confer.
(Special to The Sentinebl
Nl-IW anm', Nov. '24—There was a
hastily called cenfcrence between the
Silver Democrat leaders and the local
leaders of the National Democratic party
this morning. it was understood an of-
fort was to be made to unite the factions
on the local issues for the coming elec-
tron December 11'.
A clergyman Shot and Robbed.
(Special to The Sentinell
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 24—12131. James
Miller, pastor of Grace Methodist Epis
copal church in Bloomington, lll., was
found dead in an alloy at Decatur today
He had boon shot and robbed of all val-
nobles.
his side.
A revolver was found lying by
V Death of an Old Oysterman.
13111111111] to the Sentinell
Nuw Harm. Nov. 2-l—-Thn funeral of
Willet Barnes, who died Sunday, aged
seventy-three, was held this afternoon
He was one of the best known oyster-
meu on the Sound.
Striking Halters Discharged.
lb‘pociul to The Sentinels
Mass. , Nov. 24.———Fif'ty
striking employees of W. B. Thoms’ hat
I factory, who were dissatisfied with a cut
H.\\'l~2l{illl1l.,
in prices. were paid off and discharged
this morning. They presented a new
scalc‘of prices as a compromise, but it
was refused. .
Death of Bishop Fitzgerald.
' (Special to‘Thd Sentinell
,Dt'mux. Nov. ill—Rt. Rev. William
Fitzgerald, Roman Catholic bishop of"
Ross,11licd suddenly, this morning.
his residence in Skibbdrécn.
at
Trapped an American Eagle.
1 Special to The Sentinel.)
Saw I'l.\\'i-‘..\', Nov. 21—«A big Ameri-
can eagle has been caught in '11 steel trap
in Foxon, and is now on exhibition there.
Cod Are Biting Well.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
51051311111111, Nov. '2 t—A fleet of seven-
ty-flvc fishing boats are at work this
week 011' Block island taking codfish.
Found Dead in Bed.
(5111-1111111tothcficutluohl
llsu‘mum, Nov. :34—W11rren A. Cobb,
aged thirty-five, married and a jeweler,
was found dead in bed this morning
11.: 11111 was caused by heart disease.
Mr. Earle :1 Hospital Gill Received.
(fliurlcs ll. Stevens, t1'1111s111cr of the
Norwalk Hospital association, received a
check for all, 000 from Wllllum H. 'l'lurlc
yesterdnv
ludgmen: of 5140 1.111111 Mrs. Clarke.
In file 'l‘ou' 11 Couxt, yesterday, in the
(use of Lyon 1\' Grumman vs. Alice 1'.
f' lurkc like plaintiffs W1 is awarded judg.
meat of *1 ll). 1
1'1 M
i Agents, Itowurt-l
Th1,1 stories told about the brazen check
of 11111111111-r11'111i 11111111111 1111111 lu'ou inci‘uusml
in number by the following:
tnllwuy Ulllc iul (lumklug the news
111 ally to the with of 11 11111111111111i11l travel
1r) ~~1\l11111‘ blmlum, be calm. Yourhua'
band has met with u slight-4.11111: is to any,
111111 of the front wheels of 11. pmlslm'ger
locomotlw sti'lul: 111111 on the“ 111-111, and-—
Wife—~\l'oll.1sll1, 31.1111 111-1-1111'1 111111111 1111111111
11111111 tn log to 11111111 1. 1|: uncut-«1. Y 1111 won ’1.
got. is 11111111) from 1111‘ If your company
can t lump its propvrfy out 11f dunner, it‘ll
huvotu lake the! consequences You should
have your engines _ insured—«Foursome
Weekly.
l
The Wont. '
The person who habitually distrusted
Ovulation uncured.
“Youaroln ospbere that is too large
for you," he coldly remarked.
“Merciful heavens!” exclaimed the ad-
vanccdwomnn. “Does it wrinkle across
the backf Tell me the youtl”~Detrol
, 1.11111A1l11111s: 1111111'111. Stamford, Conn
ADDED Willi All All.
A Stanford 11.1.11. Declared the
Don lnen 8t. Cerise ,
The Stamford police raided a .
1y house in 0.111111 street, the other
and arrested five of the inmates.
them the irrepressible Don Juan
Carlos, formerly of Norwalk.
About midnight Officer New“ If
informed that cries of ”Murder!"
“Police!" were issuing from they-V
and that a general disturbance w
progress inside. When he arrlv' ,
found the place in disorder. Am
named Mitchell was cut and‘bleedblfi
while others held her down.
11
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1
Mitchell had expressed the intention ,
getting drunk, and after becoming p
tially so inquired for St. Carlo,“
she was going to kill. She seized an
axe and started in to destroy the fare '
ure, smashing a mirror and breekl at»
Open St. Cnrlcs' trunk. The letters!
not in the house at the time, and‘sbe
went out, armed with the axe, tolobk'
for 111111, declaring she would kill 11111:
were holding her down when the officers
appeared.
ten days' 1n jail.
111111.11. Move lol- s Consideration.
B. W.
ceived the following from The Hughes
13‘: hlcgahnn Shoe company, of Williams~
port, Penn: 1' We have a plant which
we wrsh to move to some first-class en-
terprising place near_New York. Your
town has been mentioned to us as a
good shoe town. If your board of trade
has any offcr to make, we will consider
r1'1.1t
offer."
Didn’t Torry to Eat.
burglzu'izcddast'l’riduy night, is of the
opinion that the thieves did not stop to
eat breakfast, for the reason that there
were no dishes about that had been used.
A. small buski't is missing, and it was in
' this, probably, that the steak and other
edible» were 01111111111011".
A11 llalisn Laborer Killed.
The train due in SouthNorwalk at 15:55,
(1111111 actor Raymond, instantly killed a
man at Lilenbrook, last night. Thebody
was driven almost completely through a
stone bridge between the tracks. He
was an Italian laborer. The remains
were taken to Stamford.
if YDD PDT ll liEliE ll PALS,
m-—-‘—‘~ ‘“ *‘m
l WANTED.
“,1 W11 ire—5111111111511 111—11 gunman to
1i 1 general ll ulsewoik Call 0113.98-
3. 3111111111.. 111i <1vuth .\ 1rnalk.n243t
‘AVAl‘rFDll'IDH vulu want 11121? Mranl If.
11mm 1111 LV- Ll 1it no 0
ml girls '111111 Virgi ‘in 1111A thwglstyendufilil
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\‘VA.\"‘il.ll.~ii\'11young mun 111120 a situa-
liunlu :1 ~l111'11111' 111111-11. References if
1111111111111 .\1l-lm.\.~11;11x:..1n Nni'lvulk.
"M I " T O‘L'E'T.
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“Gilt
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lllllyl «111111111211 01111 inumo. live 1) 1119.151
V11111:l|11.- onrns on first lie 11 ’1'olles shoe.
Ali-Iv ind-11111 11. hnapp. 8" West street. Scull;
1- 111'11 f
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V ‘0 l1l'li‘— First floor fivmo rooms 81 Wood.
17 “1111111111111 avenue rent $8: bous arooms
so purl throne.» Windward avenue. rout so:
11111111111 21.1 Woodward av.enuc 1'. rooms. mm:
512: um 111.1111, 11111111115. l'r'lll‘ $111,118 South
llluinstreof: secondllnons rooms 159 Wood-
1111111 11111111111111.1111” E.A.W001iWar1l.
V"() 1111‘. l‘.~11~111 apartmenlsor whole floor
orcr l). Raymond's olllm 11:1 Wushinirtrm
4111.1 sore r ”1115.11.11 may on ceded Rent
reasonable: tlsuhullformol' vocc upledb tho
Amorh- 111. )let‘ 11111111 s to r» 1 f by magic 11 ghtn
to 1111.- iolh ~11. ltoom steam hauled Apply ‘0
the lll1l “"1111 1 lgur Co. ., 1,111 lluslunglon st
l C 1 ET. -~l1‘u11uisl1111 rooms on suite or sin-
L'in with 111111111 [will at :16 North Main st.
Also b.1111 nt 111 Marshall of. Apply to M. Cliff‘-
11rd I’nr11111-.:1o North 11111111 st. out!
V ‘0 Ll1‘1’l‘.~-(.'1itfug1- 11111111111111 housemneacro
11111.1.111 y11u111n|y.$llllt month: near lic-
wnyton station. A'clress box 1). llowayton.
0111111. Inquire station agent.
'ermunultta (1 utl 11111t11r1lnvenue.-'Ap-
w IMF to Cliliu'dill [7). (ll. AllK, 18 Quintard
ll l‘ lllf‘.
"FOR' “sine.“
linen it nuti
dangerous 111 health.
.1011 11.111;
Use nbuell' a
woullwr strips 1111' your 1| lore and windows.
11.111.11.31 5.111111 norwulk 11111111111111 Company
{‘CllHAL 112. -~ 'l‘nuundlhree ply l'ooflnu.
«outing and 11.1.1 1nment South
walk Hardware 110-. 1'1 South Mafnsfreot.
. conlsl. 43 Wall street .
1lgur in tllucily. Ask for the blinrfni‘ca'lt‘:lit 1'12“:
111111 do. most desirable
Armlv to To vlnr A. Golden.
MISCELLANEOUS.
PIANO IMTJIU HUN 1.. pllplisv at that
1111111111111 Norwuhluld Soul I 1 New
11111111111111 or lulll hour 11113111111 A1 ldroes!
\ MJhNu ll. \‘1 l11111.11111|111cll|uf. (l
ilmwn » (1.11111111111111'
ISH ANN/ill i111 NA 8". of New York of
begs loavu 10 11111111111158 that 11
In“ 111.1 and 11 1.1111110 at the
t
Tribune.
As the story came out in court Addie
She was finally overcome and all hands.
She wastined 1H0 and sentenced toh
Maples, of Norwalk, has re ‘-
ihe matter and meet you as you may dic “
We have plenty of orders and are -
ready to move at any time we get agood .
Henry I. Smith, whose residence was 1
c
White or E
roen street . .
n21 1w “A "
s
Nuts. 1:11lk 1 111 house in Lmvo smoother:
11".11r11111911u‘ 1111138:.511'110111111110000‘i “00F
111.111 draft so ..
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1011 1111.12. -—Iluiidin lot 1111111110 on We '
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where silo muv 1.111111111111111 Mondays and .«
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will any who may desire luslplctlon in 110 no
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1 banner 111' music 3111111111? 111111111th
1111 111111111111 had an
'l‘er ms tie polo 111111. Clubs at fear it? ,
11.111111" 111:1 insulate wales?“
0111111 Norwulk
Norwalk Chronicler