\-
Ihlllfllsuledmli Mlle"! elm-ll.
" I morniiig at lofioo‘cloohflfroni St.'Mary’s,
church, and”. the burial: will be is tit.
" _ listen ler Adlulsat‘de'nersl loll lieu lemon for
. museum)
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w constant anti +
9 no am; at the sum E. u." no:
trump snowstoExottmnt.
on sound tron-nests
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Fenls' Vlad. and be .trss Trying to lie-
lesse her When lie was Miss With
. a ten Illness.
Captain K. Oat-lain. of the barge E,
‘ 'n. McCullough, lyingat John H. Ferris'
wharf with a cargo of coal. died very
suddenly at 8:80 o'clock last night. '
The cap sin was hauling the boat
through th¥rawbridgm from the lower
to the upper deck. when the stern
caught under the guard of the ocean
barge. Hornet, which was also at the
lower dock.
Captain Carlsin could not clear the
boat readily. and fearing the tide
would rise and sink her, he got up on
the deck of the Hornet so that he could
work to better advantage.
The excitement brought on an attack
of heart failure, to which Captain
Carlsinhad been subject for the past
five years. and he complained of being
ill. His wife asked him if she should
send for a doctor, and upon receiving a
reply in the afllrmative. she did so; but
before the physician arrived the cap-
tain was dead.
Medical Examiner Burke found» that
death was due to heart failure. and gave
permission to remove the body to D. W.
Raymond’s undertaking rooms.
Captain Carlsiu had worked for Mo.
Williams Brothers, owners of the barge,
for the past seven months, and was said
by his employers to have been a most
faithful man. '
He leaves a widow and five children,
all but the eldest, a boy of ten years.
’ who is attending school in New Jersey
being on board the boat with him.
The family have relatives in New
York andetamford. and they have been"
notified. Meanwhile Senator Ferris is
doing what he can for the aiiiicted ones.
The funeral will he held tomorrow
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'Ousrtermsster excel-st: ’ "
Governor-electiCtlollo: has announced
his stair asfuilpws: . ‘
Adjutantgeuernl, George Haven, of.
New London; "' . , r ' .
Quartermaster-general, Louis K.“ Van
Keuren. of Bridgeport. ' . .
Commissary general, Albert P. Day.
of Hartford. , ' ‘
Payumfner general. George F. Keeny,
ofSomers.
some or increases ant.»
Iss1 Isis Lorin he,“ that the ”libel-
mte em all Ills may.
‘ If there is any cum who doubts that
Norwalk maple lovesmd music. he
should have seen thence audience from
all parts of the town which tilled
Lochwootl'e Hall. last evening. to hear
the Philharmonic club. of New York.
assisted by Miss Zetti Kennedy. Further
than this, he should have noted the
cocaine enthusiasm over thsdbest the
programme gave, The management
made a line choice for an entertainment
to reopen the hall, and they must feel
rewarded for their effort. The place
has always had tine possibilities'and has
been very serviceable in the past Now,
with its pretty and most comfortable
new seats. its line new floor, its commo-
dlons galleries. its fresh and tasteful
frescoing and painting. and electric
light-I, it is truly a pleasant room. and
must be very popular. Its acoustic
properties are of the best, and it must
have been a pleasure to the performers,
as well as the hearers, to note this.
When the liquid notes of not
Kennedy's voice rang out. machine their
full effect, it was cause for enthusiasm
in the lover of good things. Miss
Kennedy's voice is wonderful. It has
unusual purity, volume, freshness and
flexibility. To he possessed of such an
organ. and to have spent such time and
effort in cultivating it to its very utmost,
means reaching a high place in our!»
profession. It is a memorable possession
to have listened to such nvoice in its
prime. bliss Kennedy is pleasing in
appearance and presence, and gives the
impression that she is devoted to her
art. _
There were repeated ensures .of
almost every number on the programme.
Good orchestral music such as this
reaches a large number of people.
Perhaps the most pleasing number given
by the club was the flute solo by Eugene
Wiener. the “Largo froth XerX-rs,"
by Handel.
Towards the close of the evening
Alexander Gibson made a short address,
thanking the and once for their interest
and announcing further entertainments
in the future.
We wish success to the managers of
the hall, and predict that such enterprise
will be apprecmted and sustained.
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Annual Election at Buckingham Post.
The annual election of Buckingham
Post, G. A R , held last night, resulted
in tho ch )ice for com thunder, Peter Deck-
ergsenior vicocommcpder, Edward E
Peltim; junibr ’vice commander, George
A White. ‘32.; odioer of uneasy. Jarvis
Kellogg; ol‘l‘lcer of the guard.’ Nicholas
Kliuemuirtermester. flames H. Hoyt?
enigma/Horace G. Burr; chaplain. W.
A lAmbler. Officers appointed were,
Thomas Bradley, adjutan‘: W: ' A.
, Kodiogg. sergeant major; Henry M
Stanton,quartermaster sergeant. The
delegates to the department encamp—
ment are Richard Cutbill and James Pi
Hoyt; alternates, G. A. White and John
Lrivejoy. The trustees are 6. W. Raye
mom, Alum.) Wheeler and Patrick
Blickley. The installation ceremonies
will'tnke place the first Wednesday in
Jammy-” '
Huntington on
can Twin can to... am no:
em cl Em.
‘wnvmts it an «trons.
Isl-rises cl Ilse emu lagers to Ms ll.
Boswell—As Enjoyable cell Puly at the
lions of In. sum" Full—Ballist- .
in. st the Valentin.
' Miss Myrtle Rogers, formerly of list.
rowan. N. Y..‘aud John H. Bodwell.
book-keeper at its-Mayor W. B Hub.
hell's. were quietly married, last night,
at the parsonage of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. A. 8. Kavnnngh
nllloiaving Miss Sadie E Balm-ll and
H. Wilfred Bodwell were the only role-
tivcs present. Mr. and Mrs. Blvdwcll
htmt'ded the 7:56 train. for Philadelphia
no normal trip On their return they
will reside in Madison street.
Mrs Russell Frost gave a very enjoy-
able card party, Monday afternoon. The
prize winners were Miss Julita Hatch.
Mrs. Richard H. Gnldcn. Mrs. Frederick
Quinta-d and Mrs.Frnuk Leonard, Pret-
ty decorations adorned the house, and a
dainty collation was most tastefully ser-l
ved. '
——
Mr. and Mrs. Willis 8. Crnfut and
Dr. W. H. Urrm’e, of South Norwallr,
were guests last night at a gathering of I
the Pequot Whist club, at the residence;
of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Messingcrmfl
New Haven.
hire. Philip Wheeler and Miss Katie
Btuton have gone to Newark. Miss
Boston will remain all winter. but Mrs
Wheeler will return home on Monday.
W I
The Matinee Euchre club met yes er- ,
day afternoon with Mrs, Ro‘ert A' :
Mobsmold, Crescent Terrace. Mrs l .
S. Jennings took the first prize. ;
Georg? Barber, of South Prooltlyn. ,
is spending a week with C Fellow. of i
I
Spring street; also Mr. Buyer. of New-
I-laud City. .
Miss Lottie VnuWinkle, of llltlgclleld,
is spending the day with her cousin.
.‘viiss Grace Bout m, of Lowe street.
Mrs. lt‘rank ll. not» and children
returned to their home in lire rklvnyea-
tr-rrlaymfter a visit will! Couriers A.Burr.
of Centernvenuc,‘ 'v '
Edmund Mrs. Graham. or to Eimwmd
avenue. willentcrtaip the Veteran Whist f
club, Friday evening of this week, for;
sure. ; '
Miss Jennie Howard, of Washington
street, has returned from a visit in Sly-i
stic. 5
mm-“ E
Richard Vogle'r. of Washington street, f
has been visiting in New York city. 3
n... _ w..-
Mrs. Mary E Ashton. of Burr-hiya, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. ti. E. Wombof 3
Cross street, NorWalk. .
’ l
M rs. Sarah Brown, of ('hnmnt street.
,clmrchhiti Henry IV.
is "'~"“ “mm“ fisut‘e t" but “3"" "‘3 Billl'lliEl‘UllT. Doe. B—John Muldcm I
gin all his rrpt‘artory frequently. and so is 5
mm small”.
t is ,me.
"In Old Kent . .‘l the play which
introduced titers . s piessuiuny bend,
and other animus waits-s to the lug».
is announced for mutation at the
thew-ilk Opera Hm, Saturday our:
While hear planners are inclined to
rely upon their own Judgment as to the
merits of a play. it is not out of place to
state that "In Old Kentucky” enjtlyed
the reputation of having achieved great-
er racism than any other American play
of this generation. Bests at Weed's and
Tomlinson’s.
Popular lisnls Lest-r. -
Manager Hoyt has secured the little
merry-maker, Minnie later. for the
Week of D'censber 7th. tu.etner Will!
her manpnny of twenty-one people
nearly all new A carioud of specul
ermrreryis carried by this oompluy for
all these plays, and thy are given by
canpetent mm ,engagod by Minute.
Lester pcr-onslly. Seats are now on
sale at Plat-ted] drug store, south
mm row: at WIRE
Special Dispatches to The Sentinel up
to the floor of lining to Press.
tusunnu'
no littlflllllill.
comet's Fems Burn the Town clearest-cos.
and lists new talent the District at Les
Vales -Iosl at the lohsbtam Flee
from Ills Beatitudes Settlemnts.
(8M 1 to The Sentinel.)
MADRID, Dec. 8—-A ~despatch from
Madrid to the Imperial confirms the rev
portsthat the insurgents had mhde a
raid on the town of Gunnebacos, dw-
miles from Havana. The attack was
made at 10 o'cloelt on Tuesday night
The rebels burned a number of honors
the flames being plainly visibe from
Norwnlk, and Pinneo's stataonery store. Havana. M0“ Of the inhabitants of ”w
Nor-walk. Prices are u), 20 and so town fled,butndetatcnment of Spanish
cents at night, and 10 cent- at lhtrltrmps met the rebels in the principn'
matinee. W ”W-“ lstreot of the place and forced them It.
"’9‘”"3”"”'"" lretire. MnximoGoruez. the rebel lead-
‘ l
A P397 0’ realistic "'1' “1 character. 9’“ ; er, has entered the district of Las Vilas.
titled "Jamhna Simpltins," will be pro-l
tinned at the Norm-ll: Opera House.§
nvxt Monday evening. The piece is?
said to have plenty of life and vigor in
SUNDAY HERALD SUED.
Miss Elizabethanrgherly, of Danbury,
it and an ample supply of wholesome; Seuks l0 Recover $10,000 Damages.
fan and laughter. A specially iiue' ‘ '
(Special to The Sentinel.)
urvitrstrn is carried by tho company,
which gives a variety of descriptive BRIDGEI’ORTv DEC- 3‘“P3D”5 WHO
selections, including all the latestg set-red upon Editor F. R. Swift, of the
musical numbers out. The band will3 Sunday Herald. today, in a suit for
1”"“'1etbc xirinclpilstreets about noon. ‘ 810.000 damages iua criminal libel suit
brought by Miss Elizabeth Dougherty,
of Ilnnbury. who is employed in A. J
Camemeyer‘s shoe store, NewYork city
Shes‘ilf Fennelon also served pupms in
ready on assured success. 0“ Monday. another suit against the Herald for
win-o the chart was opened for reserved‘fi'lmO damages. brought by John T
seats at firown 55. Wilco’X’B. a largeiuux, uNew Haven undertaker. Repor
numberof seats waschechedol‘lat once imp Rowland Tayleurw. of the Herald.
Hannibal A. Williams.
Our citinens arc in gmut expectation , ”1 3““-
lhs Halitosis! Course of Lectures.
Excellent returns are being made from
the sale of tickets for the lecture course ‘
which begins at the Methodist church
m~xt Friday night. The course is al-
has been arrested on a body writ and i:-
Tnylcure f: t‘merly covrru,
"at the announcement of the coming of} Norwnllr. Danbury, New Haven ano
Mr. Williams, the Shakespearean warl-1 Stamford tor that
all, on 'l'unazlny evening. December 15. l _ ---~ - ~~ .. w
at the South Norwalk Cungtogutiomué Refused l0 Act as Pallbearer.
This gentlrmun ‘ (Special to the Sentinel.)
paper.
‘ _- .......,. 4-—
our elude-ms. of‘thn pout in Norwalk. i
_ > was held under Lilli”) bond ‘ this
uotwtthatandmg his name and person. * h’ morn
are well known by its platform per-(“‘3’ “”0“ the charge 0“ assault with;
Marathon to I wide flange of the mum iinvent to murder. The plaintiti’ in the
' refined and cultured ;’ pic of our cit-n s. ‘ba-q 15 Walter Jordan.
The nfl‘ruy Wm
husband west. . Th“ “T159? 113“ enjoyed Zthe‘ result (if a quarrel nxising frpu
his intimate friendship fur runny years, '
and ilss'hui the plea-lure of hearing him : .
lat Jordan‘s wife‘s funeral. and claim-
nblv tospcak “unbonnenul” of his mer-iingias the reason that the corpse Wu
its, having heard Murdock and Ruch- mohoapy for him tocurry. 7'
ardsloniu suntlar roles. Gifted by. cal I _ -._.. .—
tnre and richly furnished by culture, he l Fire In a School Room.
adornsnnd embellishea his subject byi (Special to The Sentinel.)
the cum refined and subtle art, there-g
l” ”mamm‘“ “P7 show 9: art by llngutouschool was averted this morning
usebf very nrtttself. [its memory is a“) lb 0 - t ti 3 cl fl ‘d
marvel. and that alone would dunno-g y. ”pr top so on 0 m r ep'ln‘
gotsh bun as richly endowed. even if it ““3”"
were merely mechanical, but this is nur from an unknown cause.
of his least etnlwllishtnl-nrs. Ills nice :
o
It was con-
l
lMuldoon‘s refusing to act as pallbeare: ‘
NEW HAVEN, Dec. 8—A l-leze in the;
The fire brollo t at at 8:13 Moleck'
liumLto one mom. and the damage wasE
Arrest ti on the Stage. "
(Special to The Sentinel l
NonmemDec. 8.».Iust as the per-
formance of the Excelsior, In. ()me
company was to begin at ihe Broadway
' Theatre. last night, three Boston dates.
tives walked upon the stage and arrest.
ed Musical Director Braham. They
alleged that he owed a board bill of 880
in Boston. Braham clays it is a scheme
to extort money from him.
West and Lower.
(Rpeclal to The Sentinel.)
WALL Srnsnr. 10:30 a.m.-—-'l‘he stock
market opened weak and lower. Prices
declined 1-4 to 3-4 per cent. in the first
ten minutes of business. Sugar, North-
west. Louisville and Nashville and the
grungers WPI'P. the weak spots. Omaha
common and Chicago gas ruled firm.
Held Up By Armed Men.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
Msamux. Dec. a—Louis Levine. pro-
prietor of a restaurant here, was held
up by three armed men early this morn-
ing, as he was closing his place of bu~i~
nose. The thieves secured $10 and
made their escape. Levine attempted
to cope with his assailants, and received
several cuts on the head.
Restrained From Laying Tracks.
lSpeclnl to The Sentinel.)
THOMPSOXVILLE. Dee. 3—lnjunction
papers have been served upon the Eu-
lield dc Lougmesdow Electric Street
Ruilwoy company restraining them from
laying th ~ir tracks to the East Windsor
line from Warehouse Point depot.
Gomwz Burns Sixty Houses.
lSps-vlnl to The Sentinel l
KEY W'EST. Flu, Dec. 3—Pnssengers
h the steamer ()iivetio brought news of
the hurniugol sixty houses in the city
-f Hannah-noon by the advance guard of
. laximo Gomez. The bombardment of
hip.
Died From the Shock.
lSpecinl to The Sentinel.) .
l Stow CREEK, Dec. 3—lzlrs. John Mc-
Tmto. forty. died from shock late but
light, while coming out-(from under the
fleets of ether milieu to undergo an
partition for Cunf‘el. .
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, snore ewes. '
t
The following pupils .of the Broad
River school «ere present each session
Ntllie Mills, Willie Keeler. Herbert
tngvrs; Lesliehouersp Arthur. White,
idwurd Kerchut-r, Louis Anderson.
Arthur Baotou. Hattie Brown. Carl e
\ndvrsotl. Eli's Alger. Maggie Ketchuw,
l(era Alger. .b‘lussic Fledlrr‘ Aupie Fr v-
r s, Mabel Keeler. Isola lllarshull, Bar: it
he city could be heard on the steam»
dxrihg the last month: Lesde A15; 13,
01.: new“ .i .
gamma“. My Ie. doubler
ll tun Plll n urns
ANTFD.-A 800d
‘ pool: amt
Wantsasltunli'n it sort 0
gallium tne chine. at Day strum.
A . ‘
\\'ANTED.~anr lwilee and two I
w rlt n-gulinordgrdetflt neg; [or 1104”,,
o . aavv . w . a e “as
112- nt it Bulls'flclui‘yfv allows; 'R' It. .‘M’
hvenlng bentinvl.
“ [dis ANNABEL NASfi.of NM York ,
- We leave to an ounce this. . ,
maybe l‘- unriuu «outlays and listen 7s.
42 B .yview awhile to tall: with any who we.
destrelnstrucnono. voleecutture. ‘ n
\ other Renard Work. by a
man. Address hdwnrd Mills. 21
av » "9.8011". Nurw-uk
221’ “all“
Vv AN l ED — l on ex pvrlnneed operators'o‘n
straw rowing humble
nlu lb l’rlnnt'httl‘d. 13‘ Water
walk. Conn.
..- m
VLEANING and dyeing estnhll shment Nd
(J Raymond street. corner of Sou h Ila
street. on line of electric cars. South . o l .
(.gmn. We respectfully announce tothe ci
0! South Norwnlk .horwnlk and vicinity
we have estah relied ourselves in
dyeing and oleunmr business. and a
repareol tr 'loull
n to the Vet; best stylennd manner. ht]
.-u ts. dresses, either made or or nxmrtmloak:
capes. infants’ capes. home, etc... rib as
street. south No;-
net
cleaned and curled.
dyed or claimed and
not. C BUTTER
\\
(iontlemen’s minute
ceased in the be;
5' ml" n
TO LET. ‘
v- -. - - _. ...;-_e
FI‘O LETr—h wer part of house. four rooms.
g [‘HTIID‘!‘ Went and Spring «rests A. ply
t91):_(l F. Boutwell. Lender's block. hou'n
horwmk. . . d It
' l 0 1 ET ~‘ieeond floor. No 44. Serb-g street:
six ro-mv. a-l e. nvenb one»: row i 1.
5 ppl. tn ll illia aw. Lester tit the vines of'lho
Cr ful .blKnapp L'o . ts
'l‘O l.E'l‘.——Ar the Crescent. twu large for.-
1Ii~lml rm‘rmw. M h bots d. hm end «'0 d
valor wall phvi esev l bathtsame floor Mrs.
lsurluin Crescent ’l‘err c». til at
'l‘U LET —— ot'nuu cututniningm
'25. “it ext Main rll‘H-l. \mwnlk Pus-
sesstunlinnn-din or. C. H. Hawxhurst n25 t1
' ‘0 LEI‘ —er hone in Henry street. that
hermit :nlmlxous~ in Laws 9 rest. next
lomy residence: one house. We come. bl!
heck :tlnec vocals on that 110- .r. 'r‘ullen street
apply In .loltu ti. Knapp. 82 West street. south
. orwul . mt
l '1‘“ J.l-.'l‘.— First floor. nve worm-am Wood.
l Wnr4l1I\'r-l1ll>-. rent 3s". 5 rl-omswecnrm floor
l 77 \\ oodwatd uvunue rent 88: lmus SM'M
tweoud iiour.5u Woodward manner-eat to:
Ultimo ‘2‘.) Woodward nvenumli mums, rent
stmlm door. or rooms. on: em. «a Nuuth
i .‘lntn Hl'ttv't: Nr(‘l)litl llour. s rooms. 59 WW-
l ward avenuezrem 33. h. A. Woodwind.
g ’1“)l.E'l‘.-—Frtmtnpnrtnwrtsor whole floor
; 0V0! U. lluymuml's «villas. as Washington
; sire. Lusrsr time as may he needed. Rent
| lLinlt-(l’lillileiHlSOhflll former ouclmiwdb the
l \mevlcnn .‘luclllllllculul’ it ; solute in chin
gto societies. ltoum steam heated. Army to
the ”id Wet. Cigar 00.. 83 WartlmlutOn at. -
; '1‘ Lt. l‘g-Fur..lshed ruums up suite lvr sins
v gm enthuse or hell] at. 35 north nun at.
l Also ’Inrll at to liar-dial! at. apply to hi. Giff-
' um l‘nmee. 35 North Alain st. e2 8!
‘ ‘0 LET.~—Uol’f¢sgt9 and weird! huumnmeuml
land. by year “ml- Sine "murmur-etho-
#«wnyton datum; Ad: r9943 box 2.
. Conn. inninir» sinnnn agent.
. lix‘ronm cuttugent Ulllllflkl-‘EJIQB- A -
l b plyto Cllm'l‘lslt‘l‘l. uhhltli. 1s Quitting!
l avenue 4!“!
l
u
i
‘1 FOR SALE. '5
h‘Oli SALlir—s‘ec-md band parlor stove
“mid ur-NPI‘ Wll Ins-Nd chew. ADDY.
_» r. (Y. F. boomed. Lender‘s block. booth
. .\0 “Elk. . 112%
i
ion on LL—hl-ep tr outl ‘l‘hav «nan so
tint-gowns IU hmltn. so lie-bust’s
weather amps tor your doors and windows.
burl by‘b‘num horwnlk Hardware Uotnoauy.
, . . .H‘lllle Lil—”Tito and three ply roottnu rt ol-j
lntternll. Oue'hulf day. Herbert Cum- l' coating and roof cetuent .
stochlmter Com-t ck. Absent. one day. “we!
. south ill r~
k Hardware 00.. n buutll slum street.
.— ‘J-.., n... H. ..
surro.~strumou.m cook or in
nu
es. Apply to Dene ‘
lt'ln cs. Iinno. organ. billiard covers, mu er».
soar e. t es. kid glow-s. kid shoeszalso leather. ‘
Ina.» -
flown on.
. 1’11“;
‘ ‘ . nonprofitsunis’ét’gliilfi.
Ju advocate general, John}. ("mi Coroner (l. A. Doten came to South
poison ofIPutguug. H to Us) (l ld Notwalk. this morning. to make further
Ides~.ame.oasno ne-z. . ..
x . ’ ' t can ’dtl it ill the klllln of Gnome
Clayton H. Chase, of Hartfordehnt-les ‘ "w 5 n a R y
. LJnmos. Blv‘lllmtl lit; uutner Burke no.
W' {'lcltett, of New Haven, and bhnrles . c impnuied him to Rowaymn. Here they
.5. Tower. of Waterbury.
WW _ M . Foxmuincd the boys who were playing
lustaihd Msges Gnsrtsr’s unicorn. lwith (luernny when he was killed. but
The newly elected officers of Magazine additional evidence. from that ulv
Charts; lodge. Boas; of St. George. of 'roady published. was given.
Bridgeport, were instillellnat night 12,! "
Worth) Grand Dietrict Deputy u. n
Rendition, of blorwslk, assisted by Wnr.
thy Grand Mommas: G. Williamson |
The lnstallsflon was done lnjne style
and It its conclusion the installing oili—
cer congratulated llllignaCharta lodge
on having Blinh'll set of officers, and
hoped the lodge would prosper under
Death ol 8 F. Holmes in Washington.
Chief of Police liradley. of Nurwnlk .
last night received a telegram from the
superintendent of police at Washington.
Di“... advising him of the death of B
F. Holmes. and requesting him to notify
relatives of the deceased in Norwnllt
It was learned that Mrs Holmes resided
Norwallt has :0“de home from xe'QIllmjléllhl], his fine tlm‘ruuiuntlng sense
, , . .
manner. Fred Warren, who has hon
their rule. There were also some O’Zlfil‘
members pmsent from Welcome Strau-
ger lodge of Norwalls. After the regular
buslmsa the members and their friend«
had ti social time.
. TM Turn of the. Tide.
Oliver Dom! Byron presents “The
Turn of the Tide" st Hoyt’s Theatre,
tonight. lttreateof high and low life
in ”ow York city in a very skillful
for many years one of the great howdy
choruses of liar. Byron's plays, furnishes
plenty of mirth in a queer character
study labeled (Stripes. {The other, char-
sctsrsof the play are rely well present-
ed by artists stability.
W
class I! ’07 Fur.
The class of '97. South Nm‘mk High
schtblrwillhman entertainment and
fairju the Franklin street selnml lisll,
May. thé‘ll’tlllnst. The themhersof
the class art grain Alice Kseler. Daisy
Phillips.fllnnlefluhaub. Carrie Lloyd,
Illidted Koran» Irena mu» Lillie
Fresh, Alice O’Connell. Messrs. William
Williams. William lied and Albert
WW“- '
in Orchard street. and she was untitled.
The remains will be lnonv'ht to Harwell:
for burial. w. -.. ‘ -.....
Belts 8: leagton Insolvency cats.
The Bells lit Furringmn insolvency
cane. now in the Not-wall: l’rnbntecomr.
has been adjourned until Tuesday
(3. A. Acton has been cited h appear in
the case. Attorney backward appears
for’tlte Bette interest and Attorney
Wat-nor for the trustees. Just before
Butts want into insolvency a large
quantity of goods were turned oven-m
secure Mr. Acton for money loaned.
and an attempt will be made to bring
him in with other creditors.
and at an Old mm.
James ll. Smith. nwell~knownoyeter~
muddled yesterday. aged mantra"
years. Honorees widow and scrotal
children. lion? neighbors of Mr. Smith
found him in the small building in Bull
Run. where he resided alone. and noti-
tierl medical Examiner Burke, who
immd definition to nprmlery and heart
failure. This funeral will be hold to
marrow afternoon from the boom of
no. Sindhi Gross street. Heath liar.
walk.
6
1t
,
Jersey. .
Mrs. David W. Raymond was the
guest. yvsrerdoy. of Mrs. Fred ll. i’ar»
slots, at her home in llrzdgept r5.
w..-
(Jongresamun E J lltli will leave blur»
walk for Washington, I}. it, (murl’l’ow. i
Jam and Ansel-nun. '
Au Amtralinn gentleman. Mr. And-
lcy (loom sends to tiw Mwlmmmo Ar.
gm an eccrnlnt of n reflect vmt to Ja-
pan. inwhicb honey; "1 was traveling
with a fro-ml of mine who "mils Jap~
ant-so fluently when he mind me if I
(‘tllll'l am or wins! a burnt” of Japanese
military and naval "term who on m in
the mr were mnrrrmtg stunt. 'ltle
Amalrnhu.‘ he mntztmwl. ‘snd they are
tinylfll; liml you invest largo runulfl.
flue pas‘nrsl lands. “We“ tufted“, and
la the y: will txrrllnot land ft“! tlunul~ “
llvzirlnn rf rw. «alive. tee and tuber,
troplr‘nl products; flint. you are llltetbo‘
ring m flan moms r mirror“ cartons. and ‘
illilt mow one wtll have to take agmd .
port of Aunt llm trulwelwp it.’ My i
friend also rmd me that line ntl‘ir‘m
spoke aimut it trim: a great pity to we
no line a century lytilfl waste. and
though tiny rv‘tfrqtlllzfll that England
was a twlnl nation to its": an an ally,
still. it ill for-loll: crave, the trolley Hwy
ought to person was to send m of
their battleships down min to sums a
large pertinent ninth Australia. These
statements l foetal were mler or»
prmicn of public (pinion in Japan in
regard to Alt-trails. and wlwn you Wm-
m’drr lim moth": it is not combing that
a small infinity. terrain; with its
announce, should war-rd Austral-sis.
with only dfli‘mflm. with re certain
amount of fluvfil’mtsmzilh”
W
m m
“de you some not well on your rs-
amirietiou ."
"Bitltl‘t l, thtmghl All the pnrimml
wanted too for as modulate right
y ; nominal. The morning session \vne dis—
nf what the wet tnmut. m that he lets. W !
l I“ l Ul .
(all the wards "tf‘lpplufily" from tin-5 .. .. . ,
tongue. and neVer "o'erslops the mod-i More peaths'in the BIiHal-d,
(Hiawlnl to The Sentinel.)
r-elygul nature." ills p 'tfuct undentttr
ftm‘tlour from all tslla-utatinu, either ol. 81‘. PM.“ Dre. 3~Morotlonlhs from
::::;:::f:{ 2::l':::“1:1:n;:;:::52$12]; , the blizzard are just coming to ligh'.
drama charming to a degree. m, mule The body of a woman has been discover
not“: permnaltty and solul man ,ml filter-n miles wot-it of Lnngtlou. It.
i! wa‘lli'” Kl” “WWW" 0' laddition a man and wife were frozen t-
on lflft'lllgf'nf rimmctenzution in what. ‘ death utter tiwir house had been burned
warbwaurtnptstimpress-tit. ills anc~ * l i th H H .
. . .
awn-fill omen-M h ‘ place sniong the . vim nun ‘n a coat ynronusstng
“mum spirits" of ”“3 (items through No trains have arrived at Laniulon for
all the stages of contedy. tragedy and live days.
history. etlnips him as a man 0! veraa- . . .
telttyss well. His new role. that of Huffman" sun‘s Disclaytd.
illpeclnl to The Sentinel!
ll‘ml Korchor. Frank Kgleler: Charles
tlatternll. Percy St. John. Isaac Forbell,
bum-s lllnrslmll.'Joltu Marshall, Flora
tI-nlges. Florence 6c John. Georgie Bun
on, Ethel Hodges. Ethel Payne. Mabel
(smith. 5. 13. Walkley is the efficient
[)I'llllllpfil.
A sociable will be—hekl-iu themew
Hi'le River bull, this evening. Hot
coffee and sandwiches will be served
free. “ t
A genuine surprise party was tendered
IEdward Mills by about fifty of his
.l‘ricnuls. last night. The guests took
l possession of the house and thoroughly
mnjoycd themselves until an early hour
i this morning. Guinea and refreshments
‘ were eiljuyod.
l b‘Ull HALE—ll) Benedict. NtIrWnlh fume!"-
: mam. til “ml street. the ibmlllabl sc
5‘ "mar in the city. Ask for the Shamrock. m
i Fun“Ninth—humus“ lot wxwl) on that
; uvmmo. mus! \ltmll'nblO lot on (heave Mt.
. Apply Lu l'nyturn maiden. f
t .- .._..-.,h.~
l
M lSCELLANEOUS.
l
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1 'l‘Hl‘l Ahl‘lUl“ MUM i-Mttlulullli muesli! b!
in ‘nu m-c-mnpis-mal and llnl‘hml teacher,
-‘ l‘erms 31!; per quarter. Clubs ul luur 0‘
‘lllull'.fill\‘ {li‘l lesson .llun‘lolms solevhd ll
‘ lit-anon. ll. (ll...\l)l'li llul”l‘. or Westavei or.
rooms Aura-nit. 8'18 as:
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l LOBT.
! LUST —~'l‘ucmlny nln-rknnon liliOlll’l o'clo'k.
, n htmk underwent-l. ’l‘bodnr in led
lr-nn Hu- more» ., m . unmet 1m yr the Advent.
ln-liun'lt. law hgnwn ls. li'iud' r M lrecvlvew»
,wnrnl by I'l'lul‘llllls: lo nnlmnl to W. M. Fisher.
1 2:1 illullrm‘ almost. Hue! .: Mn thlk. d3 33
l .
lard impersonation in voice and manner.
historic tragi mmedy. in the legitimntol
play of Henry IV.. adds another boy to‘
his lenrels. sud promises to eclipse and
rsmde in monlarity an ytbiog heretof- m‘
The mrual illness of proportions also
singles him out at once as the ideal Sir
John, whom tongue "drop fatness” and
whose very shadow "lords the lean
and)” as he walks slang. Ills recitat-
lous are graced and garnished with nut-
wuich heighten to a hunt enjoyable tied
and his mutation: while his analym
of the structure of the [rises by a clear.
(«mm wepmition « r synopsis of the film
and dramatic persons, assists greatly to
com the interest. and leads an ad-
ditionnl charm to shutter appreciation of
the Wlfllld rumor-es of the thought
and heart of the myrludlmlndcd Blink!!!»
pare. An evening 'with such a toaster
an ill be I Wtelul memory. wholesome,
elevating; and inspiring. (i.
new onsets.
EM? Count. Wis . Dec. 3.-Tl!e tom»
amateurish” icon below mm for
rhe last seven or eight days. but it is
"mummies mm .
p .f “a r , flag-um
now much warmer.
New “My’x'yUm,” lbw. 3,...11‘110 pull]; The first skating of the season was M Ampulstsd Arm Caused ills Desllt.
mwo resulted in; highest lioint tlnniiudml'i"d in by tho bill’s- yesterday. 0|II Miltlrml J. Dnnmgnn, formerly em.
’ lll‘. ll. Merrill'e new pond. The entire plwyml at Arnolddt Go's foundry. died
,aren of the pond has not yet been inuNow York huspitnl,‘l‘ucsdny night.
jilomled. and Mr. Merrill will probably 'l‘hcfnnoral will be held from the Church
Myers said that the cold wave would I have to tap the water main which runs of tho Assumption in Weslport. It 9:30
contiuuctolny and tonight. and probqihwugh lheplnco. {o‘clmktomorruw nmrnxng. Mr. Dun-
ably lobster. Hurricane killnals are and John H- Wilson is onlnrsins him “on" i 31”?" “’d'“ w” 3" k”; W ”mg“ “
ro . ct! rollmts N ”loo pondnnd is buildings new ice house . " “1" ’3' m" “” l W“ "0 m
ploycdf mth n to notocket ' Premhing services are being held lilipefly W“ abscesses formed and he went
d'tho Latter Day islainta' church every ‘lo New York for treatment. [last Batu:-
night this week. I“? the arm was amputated. batsma-
. * __ t ~ {plicatlons sot in and death resultei.
WILTON.
morning at b o’clm‘k.'wlwn llm limb
momotor marked 14 degrees. Observer
But-glare Blow Open a Sale.
(Mistrial to The lieutlmvld
DANVEllH Mam. Doc. flame shoe
store of William, Levy 85 Sun we: enter- .
”d by “”1”” u 3:30 o‘clock this mom- ' Miss Louise Hoveymho has been visit-
ins. The safe was blown urea. and the 1 lug her aunt, Miss Bt'lltl Folsom. has re-
building was damaged to the extent of turned to her home in New York. l 0mm,“ “The Coming of the King.” by
several hundred dollars. There was no. Mrs. (janrge Taylor modes shopping Dudley But-k. will be rendered. under
money in the safe. The burglars took mll w NOIWHIR. yesterday. the direction of Miss (lamp. for thebenei
away several pair of shoes. ' Harold Butts entertained his cousin. é m of the hospital. The soloists will he
.. . . . . A. _......_..._ . Waldo Bnnning’ Over Bundny. MTB. Lllllfln Sherwood NGWKlrkpwpmo:
3”“ ill! Wile. Km“ “mum ; Mrs. mebritlgc. of the Comm, is ' M“ An“ May Hherwood oulrslto:
lllbetdal to The fientlnel l :visltmg friends in Bridgeport. . Hwybf’vpperéfiuorg and Fri a Beat;
Benton. Duo. lluR. J. Manolo , s: 3 ' . ”‘3 . ”a“ a " orus '4 ma ° up
printer tired three instinctual shot: at heglllgr lllg‘ltl’lllmlfl is melting her we forty leading voices fromths choirs
’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ ol the churches in the Mo cities. A
his wife. this morning, and then killed
himself.
arsed Hospital Benefit.
On Tuesday, December 226. in the
.(longregntlonal church, Norwslk. the
’in Norwalk. yesterday. jeantutn.
w?-
Mrs. Percy Aokvrmnu splint the our slmrtctmoert will be given more the ‘
n
be . p
it this of cleaning an}: air» ‘
as
to,
a“.
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