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Ilelt Rentals 1101. Ian's (learnt. this
Inning—ah" Events-

Mquagenie Viola Hill and Walter
Buchwald Ferris. son of Frank A. Fer-
rll. of Fairlleld avenue. were married at
.8 o clock last evening in the West Pres
byterlanchurch in Forty-second street.
near Fifth avenue. New York. The
bride wore a rich white satin gown with
decollete cor-sage and berthe of point
lace. A ccronet of orange blossoms 1e-
cured the tulle veil. and the shower bo-
nnet carried was of roses and lilies of
the valley. Miss Elizabeth Stevenson, a
cousin. who attended as maid of honor
”were white silk figured with bcqnets of
flowers in their natural colors. The
bndemaids..who were in white mousse-
llne de sole over taffeta. had on their
waists loops of ribbon of all the combin-
(d calms. and carried white Chrysanthc.
mums. They were the Misses Belle
Finis, Leila LarendOn. Nellie Stewart,
and Mabel Robinson. Frank A. Ferris.
Jr., was the best man. and Irving Y-
Wooley. of Boston. Percy J. O’Brien.
Debevoise 8. Morris. Alfred E. Deterich,
T. Edwin Brown, J12. and W. King
GIiH'Wll'e the ushers. The choir boys.
of All Angel‘s church aesisted at the
servicle. The Rev. Dr. Evans perform.
ed the ceremony. and he was assisted by
the Rev. Joseph Carr. of the Fourth
Presbyterian church. A reception and
supper followed. the church ceremony at
the more of the bride‘s father. 161 West
Seventy-eighth street. Among the No1-
walk guests present were F. A. Farris
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Layton,
Mrs. D. W. Raymond, Mrs. I. S. Keep.
Miss Ethel Keep, Miss Eliza Flatt. Miss
Grace Dickerman, Nelson Dickcrma'l
and Dwight Keep.

 

 

ing in New York.

pcrance Union gave a “Popcorn"
cial,
the Christian Young Men‘s League.
Following was the programme:

 

William T. Martin. of Stanford. And
litre, Emma Maud Belt. of South Kan
walk. were our ried with a nuptial mass
at St. 'uary' a church. this morning.
by Rev. Father Winters. pasture: St
Joseph’s church. Mia Myrtle Rogers
We: brldcmaid

J. J. O’Connell. of Stumford. and Miss
«Kellie Kyle. of Glenbnook. will be
married at St. John's Catholic church.
Stamford. tomorrow morning. The
bride-elect has many friends in the twin
cities. w W p m

Miss Charlotte E. Keith. of Pitts'
burgh,.vvill spend Thanksgiving with

Miss 0.172. Raymond. of Knight street...

Rev. and Mrs. A. S. Kavanagh will
spend Thanksgiving with relatives 1n
Higganum. “M -- ._

Mr. and Mrs. George B. St. John. of
Norwalk. will spend Thanksgiving in
New Haven. __

Miss Lottie Van Winkle, of Ridge-
fleld. is visiting her cousin, Miss Grace
Benton. . ”flu”

Miss Ella Hubbell spent yesterday
with Dr. and M111. Schavoir. in Stam—
ful‘d.

Isaac Bowe. of New York. is spending
a few days with his daughter in Nor-
walk.

 

Miss F. Quelch will spend Thanksgiv-
ing with her parents in Jersey City.

Howard Hegeman, of Henry street, will
visit relatives in Brooklyn: this week.

MN. ...1»..v.

Miss H. H. Hubbard will go to New

Haven, Thursday, to visit friends.

Eddie Norton, of Summit street. will

spend tomorrow in Ridgclield.

11 ll. Decker will spend Thanksgiv-

YOUNG WDMAR'S POPCORN SDCIIL.

A Pleasing Programme Rendered Last Night—-

A Talk Aboal the Y. M. c. A.
The Young Woman's Christian Tom-
11111

last night. in the gymnasium of

Plano duct"
AMhdaysy rweparty was tender) .1 Anne B 1] .A afi'l y. ..
elite 111111.111“ 411111.111 Burbank 11,83 mm...“ ’ ill!

street, last night, by the woman' 11 Re-
l'lef Corps and the G. A. R. Ladies (1’
the Daughters of Liberty and the Sons
of Temperance were lllso present. The
time was spent in telling war stories,
which were ranch enjoyed. A collation
was serve-d.

' The Monday Afternoon Whist club
was entertained by Mrs. H. W. Gregory.
Monday afternoon. Them were four
tables of players. Miss Annie livtcll»
Smith won the first prize. and the con~
solution prize went to Miss Marlin
Treadwell. Refresements were served.

Mrs. S. H. Richmond celebrated tho
anniversary her birt 11y. last evening.
at the residence of h father and motl

- ‘ Longuo,

Instrumental trio——

Joseph Bartram.

Recitation—

Auuu Bishop.

Reading—

Harry Stevenson.

Vocal duct—
Mamio Jnrdinc. Mrs.
Wand drill—-

11‘. ll. Richards.

Class.

Recitatiou~

Florence Ellendorf.
Icmic song——
Ernest Tilly.

Apparatus work»

Led by assistant physical director.

Song— Aileen Amou.‘

Harry Stevenson.

Yale Ribbon club 1110vcxncuts~

l’rcf. Alfred Heydrick.
.l. A. Richardson. prcsideut of tho
gave an informal talk about

or, Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Peck. 'l‘lw tl1co1'1giuoftut1 Young Men’s Christian
family presented her with a beautiful Association. He stated that, after 1111

rocking chair.

Edna. the little daughter of Mr. 111111
Mrs. George H. Allen. celebrated lbw
seventh anniversary of ht-r blithday.
Monday afternoon. by entertaining l1(1.' ‘1
friends at her home in Main street. ‘1

 

Charles '1' (11111111111150: Snugatuck. l

he married at St. Mary' a church, turner-
row morning at 8:80 o'clock, by the
Rev. J. J. Furlong.

 

William E. Roscoe and Miss Carrie '1‘.
Taylor. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Syl-
vester M”. Taylor. will be married at the
bride's home. 9 Adams avenue. tomorrow
at 12130 p. 111.

Mr. and Mrs. C P Townsley. of New
York city.w1llbe Thanksgiving guestt
of Mr and Mrs. George W. Selleck, of
Karma street.

Mn. James DeMal. olerooklyn.1lelt1l'
of Justice D. Dunlop and Mrs. M.
Lauder. returned home today. after a
visit here.

Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Swords will
spend Thanklglvlng with their dauglr
tor. M11. 0. Edwyu Steele. in Toning.
ton. ’

fit. and Mrs. Charles Squires. of Elm
street. 1(will opens Thanksgiving with
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Squires. in Bedding
Center. “WWW“

Min Lavinia M. Boovlllc. of New
York. will spend Thanksgiving with
His: Luella 1. bane. of South Main
(rest. w

George I". Bolts, of Chicago. will eat

turkey with his father. 0. 0. 13. Belt!
He will 1111111111 the West on Friday.

 

 

Mn.J.§C.C’olliu1-. of film street. is
visiting atthehome of her brother. (l.
glimmer-ll, la Bonthport.

Milli Ohorlolldwlirnlnmnu. of the
fimflk Boston store. will spend
_mfliflfllfl3«hel. ‘1

 

 

inn
and Miss Agnes E. Bell. of Wilton will ( “aid
can have it.
lyoung men to pledge tlemlclves tn
linembt'rebip. who will ('ume from the
work bench. from behind the counter.
from the railroad train. and the profes-
sional 1111' n.
in a way to be trained splrtually. 1111111»

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existence of fifty-five years. there were
over 5,000 nesmfiatiollfl, with 11 member-
ship of 2:.(l,000. controlling and owning
property to the value of $1 501101111

‘hrough their oil. his more than 3,00001111

‘ycung men were influenced for good

Spr aking of the Young Men 11 Christ—
Amuciutiuu in the Norwalks 111-

"If you wautaY. M C. A. you
There will be enough

Who will put themselves

tally and physically? ( )thcr llSSOClltllllllb

have failed because they lackedlraiued
nuanbers in all
This neecciatlonle for young men. by
young men. to save you 11g 1111111. "

these different liars.

11111111114 Ills Brldgrpnrl Battalion.
Colour-l Russell Frost attended the
annual master and inspection of the1
First Battalion of the Fourth regiment.

in the Bridgeport armory. last night.

Lieutenant-01111111111 J. 13. Houston. ar-
Iisting adjutant general of the brigade.
was thelnspcctinu officer. and accom-
panying him were Major Beach. brigade
inspector ; Major (jiddings. brigade cu
gincer: Captain Pendlctcn. aide on (leu-
111111111 lluveus‘ staff. and Captain Thomp-
son. U B A.

Bale 111111. Turnpike Bridge.

The nnlcctmcn yesterday opened the
bids for the stone bridge on the Turn-
pike, ncartbe Davina line. as follows:
William lmwlor, H.22fl1l’hilo W. Bites.
it. 245;.1111111111 1“. Kennedy, Bi 2'”; ll 11'
nld A l‘11rsonr.$l,'illl; Dudley E Hoyt,
Bldilillhlolm Funzllll. Hill: A. Bach.
51,-11'101Wllli111n Fibs-idea. $1,800. The
cilltract will be 11111111211ch soon as tht1
owe-111. bidder files a bond of $1.0“).

Special 111111111111. Football Guns. .
sort-1111:1111; will leave 15011111 Nowell:
tvrncrmw afternoon at 9:45 for the fool-
111111111111- at 242de Park.

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W.M-..M

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DNEsbAY. NOVEMBER

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20,1896; . "

 

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MY, HOW WE Wlll Ell

When we Get a Chance ler Tackle
Turkey Neal.

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11111111" 1111111 '11. Innsuvu'.

Hort "1.6!“le England Hollday Will be
Observed bylhe People ollhc Norwalkl
~Foolball and 01111111111111» Sche-
third for Warning and Misti-noon.

Turkey in the oven.
Punkin pics all made;
Let's perk in the pantry—

Huin‘t a bit crl'raidl

 

llnln‘t she full 1111 goodies?
My. how we will out

When we get a chance tor
Tackle turkey 111111111

Suyl Thet turkey '11 stuffed cl

. Full on he c‘n stick!

Guess. though, 'lain't no fullol‘
'X I'll be pretty quick.

My. 1 wish they‘ (1 hurry!
Dinner time comes slow

When a fuller” s w oiled
All forenoon. yer know.

Here she comes. ersteaminl
b llixp. qhip. hip. hooray!
try here ‘apothln finer
'N Thunk‘lvin day!
»( hicngo Inter 00!“.

Thanksgiving Services.

A union Thanksgiving service will bl»
held at 11 o‘clock tomorrow morning. in
the South Norwnlk Congregational
church. Baptiste. Methodists and Con-
grcgatiouals. unite in this service, and
all who wish to join in gratitude to God
for the alumnus of the your. The sermon
will be by Rev. R. O. Sherwood. "1111
Thanksgiving offering will be for. lln'
benefit of the Norwalk hospital.

Tin-re will be a Union Thanksgiving:
service in tho Norwalk Congregatmnal
church on Thursday all 10:30 11. 111. The
sci-1111111 will be preached 1-y Rev. Freder-
ick Curtis. of Japan. and the other parts
will be taken by tho pastors of the 13111:.
list. Methodist and 011121111 1'.1'( (null

111rtl‘11s.'l‘ho fine ch )ll‘ of the clum' b
will render music 1111312; ,1; ride 1 1 the 01:-
11:~11'111. 11.1'1 rybody \\ cicomo.

At (lmcc 1'l1ur1'l1 the services will bu
Holy Communion at ll :1. 111.; Morning
Prayer and sennon at 11) 11. 111.

There will a Thanksgiving mass at
St. Maui‘s church, tomorrow morning.
at 8 o’clock. '

Special Services will his hold all St.
Paul's church at 7:31.) and 10:31) 11. 111.

Athletic Young Man Will Kick the Pigskin.

The Nonvallt font bull (111 "1.1111 under
the umungcmeutof A .8. Russell. wxll
moot lln-S . '1111 Remus of \CW York at
Nomaik Park, Thanksgiving afternoon.
The game will 7111 called at :lo‘cluck.
l‘llc 1111111111 will line up as follows:

SAN 1:11.111 1»- vollwiln

lidrnbulhl l. 11, (lnltm
\Vfltil'k 1- l. t. \Vt'ml
J. Hll't'll l. g. “Viola
Morris c. l) 111111111
(Tarr 1'. g. W11l1r1111111
(l'Dllllllcll 1'. l. Disbrmv
l'. Stet-11 r. c. l'vmcy
do Casanova (1. b. Film
lunlcrs I. il. b. .h‘nlilln
Storms. Moore 1'. l1. b R. Hurl'lmrl
Mitchell f. ll. J. Burclmld

St. Paul‘s choir alldtllo (Icnlcr school
are sclwdull 11 for 11 1111111611111 the lit-rho-
Icy strict grounds in the afternoon.

The (factor school clown will go t1
Weslpul‘t in the morning to play
Staples High School team.

The l’upicnumks will go to Darien in
the morning. to do battle with the team
in that [ll-‘K'l‘.

Oliver Divarslons of (he Day.

St. Mary's parish supper and entertain-
ment will open at the Alliemcum. (1:-
11ight. win-11 a musical progrnnnne will
be renllcrcd. Tomorrow night a short
play will be givcn.

Cmnpauy 11‘ will give 1i concert and
ball at the Arumry, tonight. Music will
be furnished by Wcldcnhnmint-1'. I'll
mer St. George will be the promplcr.

The (lcrtnaula Sumgerhund will giv-
a couccrtund sociable fought in (Ecr-
111a11la Hall. 1 Karl Diubl will be tliccmr
doctor. The l’hllhnrnmulc orchestra <11
thirtccupicccs will furnish music. tlu
(Tm-mania male and ladies' cbor11-. thl
Concordia society and quartctlc. (1!
Bridgeport. William Barbie and Rich.
11rd Noack will sing, and (l. Saar wil.
rcndcr zithor solos.

Unions Tribe. N11. 2b, 1. (1). ll. AL. wil
hold'lte first sociable of the season to»
nmrrcw night. in Red Men‘s llall.
Washington street. LUWB’B orchestrn
will furnish music. and the committee
will give all a pleasant time.

The Anon Singing society will hlle

adauco tomorrow night in their hall 111
Madison street.

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Hospital Dlneltrs to Heal.

A meeting of the Norwalk Hospital
directors will be held Monday night at
7:30 o‘,cluclr previoull to the annual
meeting of the nmiatibn. The term
‘of Thomas 1. Raymond. John W. Maine.
Rev. H. H. Wattles and Edwin C)
Keeler, (tremors Im- three years, expire

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mun—t. W

Steiner’s museum W I lam

rulwuagamm . Chapel.
The Chapel 9111' HO .17.]

vlonrwas
crowed long before the lag of the
choir 1111111111 service last , inn. when
Dr. Steiner's cantata. "T Daughtero
Janus," was sang. for the first time in
Norwalk. by the. surpliced chair. with
organ and orchestral wcompaniment. «,

The choir, preceded by Lolita Leonard.
ascrucife'r, policed around the chapel
singing Whitney's promotional hymn.
“The Son of God." Then followed the
«invocation, creed, version's, and collects,
intoncd by Rev. B. B. Pond.
conclusion of the cantata and the offer
tory, the services closed with a collect
nudllie blessing. The recessional was
Dr. Messilcr's hymn. “Rejoice ye Pure
in Heart," and the side aililes' beingini-
1111111111111..- the choir passed down the cen-
tral aisle and out the main entrance.

The cantata was well rendered and
showed careful training by Prof. Pooley.
who conducted. The solo work by
Messrs. «Whittaker and Wthlc was ex-
(zu'lls'nt and the kmtlcdrum acrompani~
meat effective. $011 part! were also ef-
ficiently handled by Louis Schuman,
Willml' Byinpton and Willie Dunn.

No admission was charged to the
chapel, ha: a contribution amounting to
$73 was taken up. An effort will be
made to have the cantata repeated for
(he bunt-tit of (11115111le were unable to
secure admission to the chapel. last
night, on account of the throng.

 

 
 

 

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

POPULAR AMDSFTENTB.

 

Al Hcy1' 5 111111111.

The second pl y by the McAulim-
Greene ltcpertoi company. at Hoyi’s
Theatre, last 111ght.was entitled “Tin-
Bowery of blow York," and was Well
presented, being fully equal lo,und in
some respects better than the first
night's performance. McAuliffo was
wry lilppy as “Biddy. Hogan,“ tho fe-
lmle politician. and Mr. Greene 1.8
"Dick .‘1lanl‘ord" increased his popular-
113; The company was well cast
'hl'oug‘m-ut. The general remark at the
close. of the pcrl'arnunce was, “A much
better pnrlnnuaube and company than
army of 11111 high priced attramtious."
The M array children were as clever and
pleasing 11.; 111 ”their first appmrnnrc.
and Archie Deacon‘s illustrated 5111111..-
111112? in [‘1v1plll11'lty. Twilight "1‘l111
V sndcllrn” ll.)1111:1'rmv afternoon at 2:30.
“'l‘lw Croat Train Robbery." and lo'
murow evening, "'l‘hroupll Russian
Snows." Matinee prices, ten and twen-
lye-11m.

The Yellow Kit of Hogan's Alley

Thanksgiving ultt'rnlmu 11t'3::.l0 (111111-
ing at 8, [licdramnlic 5111111111 ion of the
day will to 5111111 at the N111'\\.1.k (lps- r1
11111141. The New York World has r11-
wully been issuing a series of comic il-

a'hl'l'll 11111 )‘(llmv kill has out quite 11
11:11~pi11u 11111 figure. The New York
\Vnrlvl's only 11111111 1'Fz1rl (ditlnn, (1111111-
1111 “The Yellow Kid of Hogan‘s Alloy,"
is a well-conceived three-act comedy
writtedby'l'. 1). Miles. the author of
“A Turkish Bath." 1: introduces many
1111111811 and incidents from the now {11111-
111~1 pictures. T1111 pluyol‘s. scenery and
-'v1~1'ytlll11::01111111111011Willillicol‘gzmizzl
viou were arrange l and prepared under
(be immediate supervision of the mana-
ul'rs and the New York World. T111111
ry-livc cents for th' matinee; cliildn-n.
1111101111111. llescrvcd seats at Weed':
and Tomlinsun's.
Four Popular Lectures

Keep in mind the dam 1~fll1o l‘om
lectures .11 the l irsc Moth "list Episcopal
1l1urc'11: I‘lcc. -l«l)r. l’oulsnu on "Lancer
l’coplc" Doc. ll-MDr. Bucbtclc on “What
111 Hancock?" lloc. 2"-—-Dr. Banks on
"Wliitn Slaves," Dec. Bil—Dr. \Vilson
on “Yosemite.“ The entire course 7.",
cents. Reserved scale 10 cents extra
for a single 11l11ht; 20 cents for
courau Chart opens at Brown 8: Wil-
cox‘n, Monday, Noveinbcr'll

The Comelcck all. c1111.

Charles (.‘cmstock. of Norwalk. has
brought an action in the Superior Court.
against William H. Earle, claiming
$1,300 damages for lrlsault. growing out of
an ad'ray in Wall strcnt. when Mr
Cmnslock drove in frontal Mr. Earlc’s
team. and the latter struck him with ll
whip. The action is brought to thl1
November term by Curtisd‘c Curtis. of
litamford. Colonel Frost appears £111
Mr. Earle.

Lantern, Law Vlolatorl Arrested.

Special ()mcer Thomae Hunt was out
scouting for more vlul.1tors of the lan-
tern ordinance. lll‘lt night lie arrested
Miss Myra Meador. This morning
Judge liabbell continued the case for
(me mOIllh.

Harry Benedict. who was arrested
Monday night, was fined All. He paid up.

 

 

Printer 11111111. (1111111 1.1..1‘
Charles H. Purdue, the painter who
was arrested (or nonaapport yesterday,
has been taken to jail in default of a
bond of Ills to faralehhll wife 09 swank.

 

At the .

ostraliolis. entitled lll'gan‘s Alloy. i111

 

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An Order Placed With a St. Loni: Firm
‘ for Ten Tons. 1"

11 us want 111 A 11111

MM...

The United States Government Unable to Pro-
venl the Shipment at so Large a Quality
Because of the Secrecy Malnlplned—
General Weylcr Bitterly Crlllcised.

(Special to the Son‘ inel.)

0111011110, Nov. 25~A special from St
Louis, Mo, says: A local powder firm
which makes the manufacture and sale
of dynamite a specialty, received a tole—
gram from its agent in New Orleans
asking the price on ten tonsof dynamite
The quantity was so large that the local
firm wired to its New Orleans agent for
a verification of his firstJelegram. The
answer came in a hurry. and with it an
intimation that the dynamite was want
ed in New 01111111115 for shipment to
(,uba as quickly as 1111115111111. The ship-
ment of so lance 11 quantity of dynamite
from this country to Cuba would not be
allowed if the U ultcd States govern-
ment could prevent it; hence the secrecy
as to the identity of the firm.

11'1:1'1.1:1:111111-211“ cnlrn'lsun.

MADRID, Nov. 25—»cheral of the lead
lug newspapers of Mllfll‘ld are very
bitter in their criticism of the return of
General chlcr (o Havana and dcclan
him to be morally ruined. All of then
papers demand that General Azcarrngll
thnprcscnt minister of war, he
Cuba at once to
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Killed in a Wreck.

(‘h‘pwinl 111 The Scnlxllell
Nl-zr: lines-11.11111. Nov "1~—'llic south-

ern «repress on the I’cnsylvania railroad.

SE!” "1

supersede General

east bound, this morning ran into lie
wreckugc of a frieght train at this place.
The engine, mail canal-we bag

3.11110
four sllopers, which composed the ex
press train, were all derailed. .

.los.~pl1 M9031“). of Jersey (lily. cupi-
n1'-cr of the express, dud H. W: Cilichcs-
tor. the filoman. also of Jersey Oil).
were pinned under the wreckage of 1111
engine and scolded to death. The bag
gagemasler of the express was badly in-
jurod, but will'recovcr. None of tin

Gill‘s.

passengers were injured.
Settled Out of Court.
(Sim-i111 («1 H111 511111111111 1
.‘d111111.1:11'11:1.11, l\'ov. ‘35-— 'l‘he cast
(Violas, of this. place
charging him with being the father ol

11.:11insti‘ly1le N.

Miss Sarah A. Whitman's child, “'11
settled out of Court this morning. (futon

has furnished tho town a bond of it'll!“
to pay Miss Whiunun $2 per week fo1
the support of the child. and has‘also
made. :1 pecuniary svltlmncut with he .
Today on the Stock Exchange.

(Hm-vial to The Sentinel»
Nuw Yonu.\Vallsm.-1-t, Nov. 2."). 10:21:

11. 1n.——Tl1(§ curly trading at the: stock
11xcl11111gcwas attended with Weakness
l‘hoiuduslrinls, gl'alig'crs and Louisvillo
and Nashville were all pressed for 111111'
nudrccurdcd dodlinesol '.1 1n 1', pm

cont. preferred

and leathvr
scored the greatest 111111-1111.

Sugar

For Mayor cl Bridgeport.
(Hllm‘lnl to The ‘lcullml )
B1111'111n1111ur, Nov.".'1'—-'l‘llc Republi-

cans are doing considerable speculating
11s to who will be their candidate for
mayor at the next. election. The 111111111
of , Dr. Godfrey is now prominently
mentioned, and many believe that he
will be a strong candidate for the nomi~
Thompson Awarded $10,000.
. (Special to The Sentinel.)

NYM‘K. Nov. Ala—The jury in the 01181-
0! Editor William R. Thompson against
( leorge A. Blanvolt for $30,000 for alien-
ation of his wife’s affections. brought in
a verdict yesterday. awarding Thompson
$10,000 damages.

Unsellled Weather (111' Tolnorrow.
(Hpcclnl to The Banllunl l
Wannuvln'ox. Nov. 251mll‘orecast for

Connecticut: Threatening weather to-
night with possibly showers; Thursday.
unsettled weather and shovvera; warmer
Thursday; northeasterly winds becoming
southwesterly.
A call to Rev. Haynes.
(81121-111110 The realms”
Warnnnl'uv. Nov... “1“ ”The First Bap
tint choral 1 has extended 11 call to Rev.

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Bound Over Under $1,000.
(Special to The Sentinel )

Cameron, Conn, Nov. 25~James
Slyne. who was arrested for perjury be—
cause of the testimony, he gave in the
trial of Frank P. Smith for violation of
the liquor laws. was today bound over
to the Superior Court under bonds of
Q 1-000 _ ”my“

Youthful House Breakers Fined.

(Special to The Sentinel.)

Snvnovn, Nov. 2.1—Harrv Nesbitt
and Emmet Phillips. of Ansoniu, both
uudcf eighteen years, and Harry
Hopkins, who they also implicated.
were each fined $7 and costs, this morn-
ing, for breaking into the Ausonin Dye
Works. mm -m-..

Escaped Burglars Sentenced.
(Spec-l l to The Sentinel.)

Wave-1111211. Nov. 25.——John McNully
and Michael Eugen, the burglars who
escaped from the county jail at Litch-
field. wcre tried today. Eugen was sen-
termed to two years in state's prison and
McNulty eighteen months.

Seemed like a Dream to Bryan.
(Special to 'l‘ he Sonti' ell

 

at a banquet at the Brown-Palace Hotel,
last night.

(naive that his recent campaign had
been a reality.

Surveying n 1111111 1.1111.
lSpecllil to 'l‘ he 5111111111111

11! this town
from Moriden to Durham.

18131:.

Not Ready to Give Them Dul.
(Special to The Sentinel l

thsrno. Nov.

 

ready to giv» them out for publication.

Diph’her‘a in New London.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Nuw Loxnux. Nov

 

very prevalent here and precautions 1111

disease. ”Maw“...
Captain Judson Resigns.
(Special to The Sentinel.)

DANN'RY. Nov.

 

11111.11f Company G, Fourth Regiment

because of 11011 residency.

DOTS AND DABHES

message from the quarantine in

im proved.

the Auditorium 1218!: night.
TACOMA, Wasl1.. h'ov "’

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three clnldrcn and then cut her ow1
throat.
Dusvlcu, Nov
'nllllonaire,57. died last evening.
was one of the best known mining or
pcrts in the United States.
CHI-3M3”, Nov.

. 12:»

Puma. Utah. Nov.
Gilson Asphaltum company's111inc.lhr111

gas.’ yesterday afternoon.
lvcrc killed.
Pan ($121111,

hero by train from Mayllcld at

Louisville for safe keeping

Allowed a Note to go to Protest.

N mvzdk tlie morning looking up RM

to the Connecticut Brewing compam'.
and endorsed by (il'Reilly.
u'almcd that Adams had allowed’tl
lnole to be protested, and when ()‘Relll.

 

placed his endorsement upon it be m re r

The“.
“m“ W. flavour, 0' 0““801 l“ 'l real est-lite records were searched. but

1'

he owned real estate in Iiorwalk.

acthlncwutbloloudtolcvynpnn.

anvnn, Nov. QS—W. J. Bryan spoke

llo 111131111157 stating that he
seemed as in 11 dream and could scarce 1y

MlDlll.T-ZT1)\\'N. Nov. 2.71—1‘119 selectmen
and of Middlcfleld this
morning began surveying the town liol,
This is the
first time the line has been verified since

2‘1 ~Govcrncr-elect
Lorrin A. Coo‘tc has lllrnaliy made some
of his sta'l‘ appointments, but is not yet

; ‘.‘1—l)ipl1tl1e1"ia is

being taken to prevent a spread of the

zl'1—Clz'11'eucr1, L. J 1111-

C. N. (1, has tendered his resignation.

LlNU'lN. Nob. va. 25 «A telephone
the
Bryan home says that Ruth Bryan, who
i4 suffering from diphtheria, is much

0111011111, Nov. iii—Republican wom-
en from all parts of I‘linois c.1111 halted
the victory of Alclx'in‘ey and Hobart at

——lu the felt
hills of Mount Tacoma, last Friday,
lire. A. B. Sweniercut the throats of her

-—l1‘.dwa1'd Eddy. a
1111

25—well l’foll‘er has
signed a Chicago contract for another
season. and will be found holding down
second base for Austin’s team next year.
25~Tho St. Louis

miles from Fort Duchesnc. Utah. ex-
ploded by the combustion of dust. and 1
Two miners

Ky. Nov. 25-01111 hun-
dred‘ and sixty armed men arrived
1
o'clock this morning for the purpose of
lynching James Syonc. 111111.111 who cut-
raged Mrs. J. M. R. (ll'eeuin Graves
county. They found that the negr) had
been removed from jail and sent to

A deputy sheriff from Merldcn was in

e tl1‘.Ad11ms 11nd James H.(lltu1lly tol Brown 111 1.11111111r1'111111r.
1' cover a note of 0200 g ven by Adan e

The shot l! whom 111m may but 1111 on Mlmdas

 
 

 
 
 

DECIBIDBB llMlDED m |

The Plaintiff la the Mutant.
Awarded 0285 07.

, In the Court of Common fleas ,
day Judge Curtis handed down m "t
lowing decisions:
The suit of E. W. Howxhurtt. ..
walk, again It Jeanie A. B
decided in favur of the plenum
court allowed him to recover-M815 *5"
costs. The amount is the princi
interest on a note of 6250. film
Mary B Byxbeo. of Norwalk. (1
her life and was disputed by her elm
who is the administrator other
The case of L. D. Keeler, of Normal
against T. W. Osborne. of BMW
was tried yesterday. The action I!“
recover on an administrator's he
The suit was concluded, but decision
was reserved.

Henry G. Elliott against the city
Bridaeport: The pl unllll.’ alleged that
he was injured August 7,1894,by Bell-1
11121111son11'r11111nad ties near Flat
avenue and Middle street. He Will
awared $125 and costs. 1 1 '

. South Norwalk raié‘hl'lffiifilu

 
 
 
 

South NDI‘Wdlk talent enmfil'liila
ed the people of Riverside., last

night.ata concert for the benefit 01 .
‘ St, Paul’s chapel. The participant.“
« were Mr. and Mrs C. A. Freeeman. Q
T. Purdy, G. H. Southland, and Miss ,
Gertrude Lyon in vocal and instrumr i1-
tal selections and readings. They are
hormone the "Oberlin Concert.” and.
have been engaged to give several other.
entertainments in this vininicv. Thug
concert at Riverside, last night

rgelv atlelhlt‘tl 111111 a source 0'! great
pleasure to the audience.

Heavy Traffic on the Consolidated.
.l Trailic on the New York, New Haven 1
and Hartford radro 1d was unusually
heavy, today. owing to Thanksgiving.
The company 1115 made arrangements

to acoummodate the usual holiday
rallic all along the route. This morn»
log all the east and West bound trains
were crowded with passengers bound to
New York to spend the holidays, or to ‘
their homes in this state.

Will cl Mrs. John lanes.

The will of Mrs. John Jones will be
admitted to probate this week. Among
the provisions. it is statel that arrange~
ment is made for a new truss pulpit and

processional cross for St Paul's chapel
in Berkeley street. and a communion 1
service for the Advent church in East

 

 

 

 

 

Norwulk. Trinity church is also
remembered.
ll Yllll PUT IT llEllE ll PAYS
WANTED. 1.
\V i‘l’l‘ED. ~Sltuali<1u in 11511th family to
ulnenalcmll 1 usewnrk (lull onB. Beth
~11 1 3: L 11m sweet, Moth .\111walk. 111131

 

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Dnswrll. l‘.llll1l('l)'ll.l“llt Agency Color-
1111 gill w 1111111 \l lrgi in (In tllr 11st 11nd 6h
dent-l11111111ll1.l111 vi'f' or country White or
1-.l1111'1ll b-lp 1-1111pll11 (‘crm'r Green street
and A1111111~11v.11uuz-. Mumford 0111111 bill 1w
\‘YAh'l‘lill,~ll1' .1 young man 0720 e. sltua‘
. l11111111.1 ~l11rco1ulllce. References 1!
l'll'lllll‘Ill .1\1|l}‘:~~l111\1'1"15 .\orwalk. n DST

TO LET.

rum"? -an1 llo'mlllcl l. but suite 0!
1-: want 1le‘i1' .11. 11 111111 tmcnts in D MP 111
.l 1k at fruit 1"1 1 1 11 p.11 11111111 do as are
111111 1111 11 \v. and 1ll are In (la-11 (”use cmdlw
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D 1.1 (11. tslur 11 Mon Mam street. or .T.

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1.1.1 wt st 1111i 1 mo ~t Possession im-
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3111- .111111; 1.1111111111- in Lowe sreetm xt
l 1n1y 1' ~11l1111<1 111111 111111»:1 lve 0 1111-1. .ly
111-11. (1111111 111111111 1111 first llnnr '1‘ollesstleet
111.1l1'111m1i111 ll Knapp. 112 West street. Ninth
\«111'1'11l 1121“
[‘0 1. 1T.— First floor llve 11111ms.8l Wood.
111ml 111'111111». 111m $11: broom-h. ~ecoml floor
1 7 \llttlwmll11v1~11uu mm 311' bolls :lrooms
«11111111 (211111. [1.1 \Mwlwm'd 11vc11«1c.rent so:
11' 1.11.11 'l‘l Woodward ll\tlllllt'.l'1 rooms. rent
111-1114 floor. 11 warm. 1' m 3111. all South
lllllll «arr-t 111(‘1II111 (lounl rooms 111 Wood-
111ml .1111111111.remill 11.. A. \‘modwulrd

 

[‘(llf‘l. 'l‘ .wl' 11111l.1pnrlmnv1lsur whole floor

Mcr l) llmmuncl s ullh'e. 1111 Wasllin but 1‘

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111111111- lll:lc:11l~l11l1:1llformer{occuplvdb the

mourn-1111 Mm lulnil'utu 1' It in angle n ghts

.1 Hill ll-lius. ((110111 steal" hunted. Acolyte

lmnld \ll1ll t‘1g11rt11 11:1 wlmhlnglon at

1‘0 l. l 'l‘. ~l‘urulsl1111l loomsnn suite or eln— -
11111 with (1.11- mi b1 lb at 36 North Main 11 ',

\lsll ball: at In Alnxnlutll (1t. Apply to
111lll'1111 111- :l.’1\'11r(l1 Main st.

1‘0 1.111.41111111111111111 wash house. onemho
land. by ycnrnnl. 311111 month: near llo-
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plyl()(3HEH ‘Ellh. ULAllK. lti “Quintafd
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110” HALE Keep it out!
dangerous 111 health.

11.11111111111' 111rl1111|nr your doors and

bowl by 1111111111 \crwalk Hardware Company.

 

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1‘ 1111111111; and roof 1,-emeapliwa0 Bug”
walk Hardware 00.. 12 South lain street.

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ctlnlel. All \anl strum. ”19(11le
11(ga1'l11 thcmty. Aoklorthetlhamrtmk lie“

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avenue. most desirable lot on than 1.
Apply to Taylor a Golden. Wm villi

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