Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 15, 1896 · page 1

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NUMBER 2.700

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clam. runny. Y. . DECEMBER

.15, Milli.

 

lllllill 0F STREETS

: The Council“: Committee Unable to
Agree with Properly-Bunch.

Fillilllllllills ARE APPOINTED.

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Councilmen Fmbud liclchlnsca mt. their
Report on the Winning Ind Straightening
cl Collar and South flaln Street: at I

Special looting oi the Council

The widening nnl straightened;
Cedar street wile considered. lust night,
“especial meeting of the South Nor-
wnlk Board of Councilman.

Councilmen Frank N. Ferris and A.

J. Hn'chinson, who ware appointed to
make. the layout, submitted their report.
which was accepted and approved.
, It makes the street uniformly forty-
five feet in width from Voile-y Place to
Fairlield avenue; The same committee
was appointed by the mayor to confer
with the property-owners present and
uncertain whether or not they could
agree upon benefits and damages. The
committee reported that they could not
,agree. '

The mayor then appointed as free-
holderu John A. Slater, John L. Richards
and Joseph R. Raymond. .

Ciuncilmen Ferns and Hutchinsmi
rep tried, also. that they could not agree
With the property owners on the layout
of South Main street, from Grove struct
south. as the figures of damages named
by the property-owners Were considered
exorbitant. The lreeholders nppnntcd
on Stutn Main aire‘t Were Joseph A I
Volk. Richard H. Golden and James M
L me. . i

The moving of one of Conlrtctor H

» 11., Brown‘s smdl locoinntives through
the City streets Woe brought up by u
petition from Rtymond llrorhcrs. who

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write-r920

V AN FED-l WANT “THE l’lTBl’Jil) to
know that I um n :w proi lll‘(‘(l nnd shun
inthniulule umke tiny whim-mm i..l-lil—ll
rubbers-murmur uil kindeund ~npp‘n-s lu
curling the (ful'hlltled iiil‘ ithli on; Sl'ill-l
and one! stumps. no this. nickel nod nuts-
nuo. salami nunlmn lulful'u. umdn bYHIO

.i nlimmmonlnild thump Works. ullliulorc.
d; nisochvok p-riomiorc. ctlcr comm“
books. without moor Willl'll‘. l rest.» r inn-h:
t 'ucwri or riooonsl’ornll malice oi ridiculous:
rnhum‘ep trill pens. L‘.H.,im.-dui Hl'lzll‘..~l Up
to four ounces: slot pencil elmrpi-m-rt Jilliiy’
'l‘liYuN. l’. 1) lion K. South hocwnlk. lics -
dcnceos Riverside nvcnuc. Lust .‘yol unlit. «l:

 

VVANTEDr-Coileclor and chum-34M inN. ll'
Wnlk l« r (be l’rnd .lllltl" lul-lui‘ltlll‘l‘ .- l -
puny Shim? and com inst-in Miler, you
lil~tl9ffilrdal~l .lutely sober. Box M7. nto ...
lo. (1. Court in bi

 

 

1‘1183 ANNABEI; NASH. of N~w York on.

begs leave lo announce thir nhw
niuylcl’ nnd on lionduys null fitiilll‘ilttye. .i
4;: Bnyview ukuo. to ind; Wiliiuny who lloii

desire lunh’uciluulu \‘oicocnlturn. n i ll
‘. ANTED ——Tun expv liencetl (menu-it's rm
Ellfld‘ sowing nllll'llllii‘r. Apply in il-n

nir- & Blunt-hurd, nu \i’ntcr street. autitil Sing
wulk.Uuuu. til? it

 

“r6 LET.

7 O LET-—l’ossesei.:n at once. housn or 4

r0 mu. lion uih 3min N'G‘Bl, (inn lil
('leclrc ighte fortune. set ranger-Jilin l. M
nudnllru wniwnwe Month. Apply in r;
M 'ioilee‘ toul omce. \inicr Sii‘coi. Swill
Norwn diszi

 

V‘O I.El‘~—‘cut furnished r not to lot to

rlsllfll‘lflllll} gulllllmtllil, within lli"r'i\
n-inulee‘ pain or .osrvol'llc-c. limt llw-i.
roll. $160 per week “F 27> lluvddlni st d 2

71‘0 LET.——Threo-rcom o‘llco (m-r l)“ i
l‘-nl .7 -ClWU-l‘llmllllllli‘nnll‘l‘ll‘l t-. a
rent . 0 ”who very desirable Ulvl‘u
nilileiillnhlc or ightnmnnf c illlil‘. [llll ou-
atl ec m'H,7‘J Woe tuition sit-pct . illl
7 ‘0 LE‘l‘.—~’i‘wo lurizo nicoly lurnls’lmi
moms. Willi liorund l-nlri uttermid it.
nncollci- : in let. .0 lrd location in tho i'il»:
also 1 Add lllllll'lll‘l‘a “ullll‘ll l'l'll' -n wry {nu}.
-lpplyutoncc to Mrs C. ll. (To lli .ll
'9.

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VJ 0 M1 -Fnrilehcd room with or witlnni‘
n. nrd. Applyut‘fl Merwlu l-tlnnr. Mr»
vi'nl't dim

 

'10 LED- First lioor. live room. at wow!-
Wlil'll ltvonlie. l‘rlli SH: ll 1' ‘-lllll~.~l‘l‘llll ‘ ilool
77 Wo-nlnnriluvenuvmnnt Si; house .lroo .. ,
wound "armpit “(lullWlti'll lWi'lllll). root in
(lounge in) Woollii‘hrd ammo», ll l‘nullth‘. Pu”
312: mcmul ilool‘. 4 l‘llillllM, nil Wood.
wurd art-lino rent IN. E. A. \V'oodwnrd.

 

Illa Ln'i‘lr— olmwe containing six room» it!
25 iieet Mnln l-(i'vl'l. .VUI‘WlL’k. a...
eeeeilinimvnedin my. (3. ll. lluwxhnrnt or. ii

'1‘0 LE'I‘ ”(ll-o house in Henry ler'vl. l". ml
borwnlit :v-no house in Lowc etrccl. til-xi
to my rosidence: one house. live comm l'llv'
bet'lizlhrecioome on ”I'M dour ’r‘oiim Hill-cl
pply to John ll. Knapp. n2 West street. noun:
orwul . mill

7 ‘0 LET.-—Cothwe and wash huuunmnn... .-

ud. by your uni . 310 a month - hour in.

wuyton station. All reel-i box 2. llomylni
Til". Inquire elation agent. l .-

‘lX room coho c at ulntnrd nvnnuo. m-
l piyhoCtlEhfi‘EileLAliK. 18 Quin‘nn
ovenue. "Hr

 

 

 

 

FOR SALE.
Fort" ellLEsl'riirle t... he....‘.‘.t;.'.."’...l;
mites wnlh impruromn ts. locatml nt
lmrien. lhvc» mil-um? w-lit from elation.
PHI!» 3mm each Entiyinrmn Enquireollt l"
modem. P. O Box lit. Dorian. (.t. dwnl
0 SALE-Keep it anti That dmlt in)
F {lungs-routs to health. Ulie llo inlnk’n
miller ottlpelor your doors and window».
fluid by Booth Nomnlk Herdwuro Company.

tottert.n.»rwo and three pi. mollmt. r; If:

couti g and roof com lit booth L\ r-
vuik HA woreflonn Boot Main errant.

‘ ‘Ult BALEr-R] Pauedichlllorz‘nllt tonn-
conlel. it hi it root. the milled '
clear in liieclly. Mk for the bhnmriwk. ii:

Fun almond... plant..." Bilbo
live unfit ‘85 lmbelot on thump.
Annlv m n! or

den.
MIIOILLANEOUA.
TEE AGE OF Ull (thlltndoim, immm n;
on common» and implied lunch»!
Term» Alt per «only. iulm at four .4

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, eury without a petition tolhe Council.

l churlcr,

desired to take it from Spring street.
through Franklin. Union itud Ann
streets tolhu freight station. Council-
man Hutch inquired if the cheat com-
missioner did not have all power uecow

Commissioner Briggs said he could find
nothing in the charter to cover the mov-
ing of a locomotive by its own power
He thought that a firm, . under such cir-
cumsluuces. should be made to deposit a
bond of $500 to indemnify the city against
ull damages. The city ultorucy decided
that the street commissioner bud power
in the matter, and the Council took no
:clion.
Adjourned to the 21d. inst.

 

. SWEET MUSIC ON THE BANJO.

Lari Nichl't Concert and Entertainment Under
the Autpices oi Elmira Lodge.

The audience Which gathered in Odd-
fellowe' Hull, Washington street, lust
night. to listen to a concert and Gilli-X'-
tninmcnt given under tho hospices of
Eurekn Rebekah Lodge, was most grati-

in churge, which consisted of Mrs.
Aaron Martineuu, Mrs. Charles Ii
Guidor, Mrs. A. A. llodshon, hire Ely.
Mrs. J. H. Batternliln. Mrs. Abendroiil.
Mrs. Fred Piizer,l\1r.t. Wantcr Hyatt,
l’lies Annie Scum, lilies Einmlt Stuboli.

Ab lutiloo people nunndcd and thcy
nll ivent homo delighted with tho trczil
niI'ordcil them. The principal feature
was the playing of thc .ll-r-ime May
Banjo club, of Bridgeport. The club
was llBJT’d in nvarlcd programme, \vhii-‘i
included pttpulur turd cln~ec muglc,
rhuwiufl to it nicely the ewcct tnudc
that can be product-d by 2|. combination
of limb b.tuj IS, piano and double lid-cs.
The club was llCCUl‘llfid numerous encore... :
and very g ind-n tturcdiy respondcci.
Inleriuinizlcl Willi tho “corners in-
sigucd to tho club er‘vt vocal n don, mm
rendered by A. A. H tis'lllm. lillll ri-clt l-
ilons by Alisa Annie Russell, E, Bi‘UIlit‘l‘
ton and Ernnst l3 u'tiioi.

Following the promuunmo dancing
was enjoyed i0 thc tide mimic of tliu
lHUjl) club.

SUITABLE oil umuirlieLl-z?

A Ouetlion cl Opinion Regarding iii: Hogan
saloon in» Franklin Avenue.
Tho hearing of tho rcmonsiront'l-

lying to the committee having the affair ~

loiwlirstocilliiit

How Twin Clly People Spend Their
Hours of Ease.

 

MEETING OF THE MUSICAL Bull.

The Members inloylhe Hospilailiy ol Air. and
Mn. John Tyron. at their Riverside Avenue
Hume-Congressman Hill's Family
Going lo lite National Capilpl.

 

The Ellie Mneicul club held its second
meeting of the present fiflufillil. lust
night, with Mr. and Mrs. John Tryon,
KlVrl‘HlliCilVBnl‘lli. There was it lnrgu
attendance of the memhcrs. After it
llusinoesinrnling and chorus reiiI-ul'sul,
in ohnrgc oi' the dirticlor, D. E. Disbrow,
the following programme wmt given:

l)horiis~"Hnntnr‘n Sling," Clot-kc
Ellie club.
Song—"Du Bist die Rub.” Schubtrl
(l. H. llirst.
Cornet solo~—“.\l izpnh,” Gnrrlncr

Howard A. Tilly.
lieediilgw‘WVhécls,"
Miss Muy Q. Smith.
‘lgatno solo~"$irnpln Aron." Tlinrne

Miss K. (icrmonii Voslmt‘gli.

Solo nnd (lilrll'il‘iill—” i‘lic 'lfi'yeiini: 'l‘rcc,‘
Miss L lllsl‘. Aboudroih, Miss K G.
Vosbnrnh, (l. H. Hint [Hid
H. P. .\lor,:nil.

Words and music composed by Mrs,
Henry Tilly. ‘
Song—«“Lightn at Sun,"

D. E l) F-lII‘fHV.

Alii'i‘ illn [irilfll‘dlillill‘ Tf'flllshllioni.‘
Worn sci-rid hill {1 Mll‘llil hollrtnj..}vd
tho liicrptnliiy of tho hon :lnd lius'ii-s
contributing to tho slimy-:53 oi lin-

l'itl our 1'

Un'ly

'Ii‘l‘dSliln.

 

Lu 0 in Di'l‘l‘..l| .. I \ «Millimlllin Hill's
r's' «Mint: in Wcst lwnuc will by. crowd
Will A. Hill, llin txniiizrt'ssnnin‘s son.
Will l‘tllu.tlil in Norwnlk, but tin. ()llll‘l'
members of the lolillly Will mow in
Wilmington. Miss (Slum llill. lhn con-

EzirsniiMBscIdesliiuuglilcr, still all us

his socwuuy .rl’ ll Sildl‘)’ of $135) l,

[Ivory it think. of [ivory sirlwt, no.
:imoogthn mountain's on ill“ Uni ll.-
miniuu Stontrwhip Jumnutnwn, Sillilil.‘

 

against grunting u license to Jlallll‘
Hogan for the 5410’)“ in I“l';till.‘.ml
nvt-nue, formerly conducted by Thom»: 1;
.ichnilcn, was continued Lcl'oro lhv;
()lunty Countiiesioncrs, ycslcrdty
afternoon.

W. ii. ()lmslcnd objected to the proof
int: of the license on the ground that ilw
proposed saloon in in u rcairirntilll
locality, outside of police pntrol, ciit.t.i~
lug heavy cxpeoso for epiusinl poln‘c
protection, and because of its clin-
epicuonsnilss.‘

A. ll. Byington did mt think uny
place was ruitnblu outside of the
business portion.

(Iiiicl’ of Pulict? Bradley told of. hill
cxpcricilco in ullcmpting to prcsertc
oidcr in thc neighborhood.

Special (lliiccrs iliint mid animil
took the some ground us Mr. Byington.

This llnislicd lilo remolhtmnce mid
Michal-l (lrny took tho stand for llin
dufcnm'. llo lldll no obj: cliche. William
LGVil-l, Thomas llurin and Wilimn
Biillcry all thought the intuition \VLH
suitable.

The hearing then adjourned unliil
DcCemhcr 21, at 10 u. m.

Furl-men will Play Pcnachlo.

At the monthly melding of the (Lil
VVcllliook nod Ladder company, lnn‘
night. it was mind to hold a pcnochln
tourunmt-nt, with u team from Mity-
llotvcr llnok iuid Lilld“? cvmpnuy.
Each (cunt will bncomponcd of six mwm-
hers. James Harris und E. F. Smith
Wore appointed iicotnmittoc to incite ill"
rrnizc . cuts. The humor of un ('llil"l'-
tniumout was brought up, and plwci-
given totho t-liuiruiun of the meeting.
(,leorgc :5. Miller. to which n committcn

 

Sluts Running Behind.

The report of State Treasurer Hudso-
for the fluid! year ending September Jill,
1896. won prescntod to Govt-root (3 iliu
Sntnrdt‘iy. Tue receipt-i on civil list itc-
cunnt during the year were Adllmlll
.27, which. milled in the inducers on limui,
October 1, 189.5, ($5l8ifl‘li4ll'), mudo thv
toiul cndi $‘Z.li.‘lll,fil3.7 . The dieburmi.
monts on thin account Were $2.3-l5,bi.lil.
.01, lenvingubulliuce in thotreneury to
the credit of cml list, October 1, 1896.
of mommies, or $228,020.64 less than
it your ago.

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iieming the charter.

After the Board of Councilmen ud-
journcd, lust night, the committee on
the revision of the cry chnrtcr held in
first nil-oiling, not] import proporntionn to
make humorous cimngce in the present
which has outlived its use»
fullness, having been in force ever since
the city was incorporntcd.

“Buy Peck & Snyder skater, receive
iron ticket on bicycle, drawn Dec. 24.

 

 

 

more, ri . u olinu «talented ll
ammofiliie 091‘. lid We it n; gig;

 

Broth Not-wail: Herdvme (lo.

bully. Hi: this hmlml for l’ntl'i‘~‘.liil",,'
by I. load Agl‘lil J.il"ll) Al. I. nylon.

Mu. )[nUlyon and sister, Miss \leoll. ,
oi' Rzilnl-liniei. luv: ri‘llll‘llWl (mm at your _.

ix Burbank 3* . . W ,, . . . .
iminwl‘row nllcrn-mn, n 1:...l. Roy. .m'. f H “M ”1.. mm“). “f 111.. my.” ”11mm ; at the (onuwmrionoi l‘llllll'll, tonight.
.

with Miss U'L‘nlnnvll, of

'slrcrt.

Mrs. Isuzu: (Jolidrll. of lllliltcvllin, la
spunding llio “'Iilli'l' with 1101' d lllgiil'l'r_

‘Mrs. l‘hli'lbci‘t ()5il‘rboll-iks of 53 Mum .

n'i rot-i.

John Spencer, or lllv' lirni of .l. Spy-ll- §
l-er A10), \vhl) is rounding in l{ i-ovlllv. .

N. .l.. in in town for liw h dillnys.

Mrs Ai‘kvi' int-i l‘l‘llll'lll‘il to lll'l' lillllll‘
in (,llw'uwich. :ll‘fvr it Visit. will) but 5 m
Willinni, of North Main hill oi.

Miss l3 ‘llzi W. R w, of 73 Spring: errlwl,
has irone to Now York mill Brooklyn, to
tp did u month with friends.

Mrs Cliztt‘lcs Alci’llnrmn :tnd illulilv-r,

of lli‘ rigop irr, urn Vl‘li'lill" fill'. and Airs. ,

Ann Ii‘ooic, of (honor ZIVl‘llill‘.

Mist: litlrl '. ho upon, of Nuru‘n‘k, is

do Bridgwport, Visiting i'rli-nds.

Mrs. Howard llolmc-l. of Franklin
strcct, wclil ti Dorhy. ynslordoy.
G

Mr, and Mrs Rilmrt VniiBurcn urn
in Now York in Mr.

plocc tomorrow.
FORMmG FAClUdT UAdAiini.

Mr. Palm er Plan": I'ne’m at 88.3” by lite Lay-
ing oul cl Railroad Place.

At the hunting lwloro lhccomminnioii—
urn, yesterday niloriimm, relative to
domino-s lo the li it Forming i'olnpntiy‘e
propnrly, (Mama by the layout of Roll»
roud piano, three w‘itneliwii lcsiillcd.

S C. I’itlinvr enid llic iiiimuitcii would
be 8‘4 314. He molten up his eelilnulo n-i
follows: New boilers, :NJ’iTll; brick
Work, $2 lid; wood Work, $300; piping,
Mall; luml lnkcn, 50,773; gum-ml dum-
ultc-l. 3i,5ill).

William H. Elmilh gave his estimulo
for the million work at $2,113 7.). Thou
doreS (linvor pardon vetimutc of $447.57
to replace tho piping.

The taking ol‘ antimony was resumed
this morning.

Henry Soynmur tcettilcd us to the
cost of rcpinclnu the stone work, putting
the fizanM/flt live. ”)0.

B. 8. Pick, nil cxdnhynr and the pres“
out representative of Dunbury, tnntillvd
its to tho gnnlll'dl elements of ddlflllflefl.
but pluccd no figures on “Will.

J. R. Ruymotiti rtnlcd lhdt the cost of
rcpiuciug tbr- woodwork would he Will.
An adjournment was taken ut ll o‘clock
until it o'clock lhili after noon.

At 11:30 o‘clock, Allomcyli Light and
Werner uppnnrcd before thocommimion-
out and dircueeed some rpirntione that
arose regarding the Adam property.

 

 

 

nits LOiTlE «orcuxitc DEAD.

. "r“-
She Pamd Amy, sundcydiler A Long Ilium.
|l lm llomuln Duty.

Tito Sentinel minutiae-ed yesterday.
briefly, the d‘euihof, Miss Charlotte M.
Hilwhklnfi, hill“! of Mrs. Alden Sol.
mane. or this city'i at her home in Derby.
The Ausouln Sentinel prints the follow-
ing more extended to count of her drulh:

A large circle of friends and uiiqnnio-
timccii IS pound to learn of the death 0i
Milli! Charlotte M. Hmohkirfl.‘ Snepues-
lil uwuy. ticnduy morninpjuit hit the
church belle began their phone, at tlm
incident?" of but mother on Derby uvo-
line. Fora. long tluinehe had been ill
With it clmiplicntlon of disposer, but the
iminI-dnlle cause of her dcuth was of
plilmmidry origin. ill-r demise was but
u. surprise, us for works it has been
know it thin; more was no chunco for her
memory. although bllc was piisnrseed ol
strong Vitality and it desire to live. Tile
knowndgo of hvir tit-nth, however, is re-
t-nivcd With unfelgned grief.

Loiiin lloichlties is a. name which few
ours in this vicinity have not heard with-
out u~sociulions of refinement uud ou—
dcail‘mulit. She Was ll. Woman of great-
simplmliy ol‘ clmmctrr, and a pump [.2-
Vhl'llU in the Society with which she its-
eonlultd. nil-citnmm and cunillmir in
hcr ilttlum, luOill‘Sl. lmd utmswmiug ill
lir‘!‘ nmomr, Oxl'fll'lllngly devout and
c uncommon in hcr traditions dut B'-
b‘lw won at illvllibcr of St. John! Episco-
pnl (‘lllli‘l'll and canned lnm nil llrr lii'c
tho lwnnlli‘ymi; inllu (Hill) of her strong
(l'lll'lr-l‘llll l'.iii.ll. tine wut lliorouuhly
Uiirl‘lll‘lell, t'hc -ifu:ly form-lilii of ill-I‘M'll
in lwrco..e'nnt lli-nnghll'ulueae for the
i‘illlillll‘l. and llllppllll‘k‘fi of others. Eycu‘

 

 

lii lmr luh‘l llllll'rh, wt. co ('iA‘erl n p-r-
~i-ul ni‘ eight \i'msks, dining whlrh time:
who was :. Conslunt rilll"'l’l‘i‘, hlll‘ was;
gums! comhllvratuof time Hill 1 ministered
gin ln~r, :in-l bore hcr >iilforinnu with

l” ‘Lll (‘lll‘lfilrlltll pilicncl- null fortitude. l
‘ Sll“ tins illu (Inugliil'l' ol tin» lute Cup-5
linii \A'ililumJ null Mary .lnno notch-E
: kih‘l. lint i'nlllv‘r who in the routine ill-r-I
i‘Vll'l' durum: rho rniwllion :iml dicd inunyl
lymrg “xii, Slum ll-H ill-hill silo nml lt'l‘
lilimlil r llilV" lls-cdt lgwlllct'. Nitric ycltiul
Wig» .\li~s ”‘lll'll‘lil‘fl ll) liliil‘ll'il :i .~v lt-lzt

Shol
liznl in “mi rozt‘c. which puts ll'l'lllltlllii}"

,snnllul. luring nulnomus patrons.

'K-tilut‘lll’lfi. lli'lkni'tdt) of formula was
,vvi’y lXL‘dlllll‘l. Til“ illv-lltviry of
:fiwl'l'l lrfo‘, lil‘l’ l-iVi‘ly l‘ilAi'dl'll'l‘ lliiil‘y
{trinity tulip-:4 Will lili :l irl-latzll'cil lioii- i
fliiillll ill l't‘ldilViH lilill fili:llll~‘. !
'l'ln- lull ~rnl Will occur at llli‘ boom. 1

Woodcock Will will 'i.iil‘.

COLOMED M.Kl~.‘s TnOUBLES.

ills. Stile Had llim Arrested (or Bigamy. but hei
Explained ilio Ticub e. 5

 

Mike it'll-hols. of Hilllill-li‘ll, known"
owr [horn on "('idnlcii Milan" “was
1'! Sil"l )l'sil-i‘lin)‘ ilii llll‘ i'oillpldllit oi ills"
II
this :l mu '_.‘~lllllll\‘ it ill-tn iln- hill oi" mic-f.-
youth lllniis lis-lt’ m u sprint-r in old
.‘lllhc i'llni- llllllli' Friiiny llln‘lll- ill-i
to. i'th‘ll. Tlll‘ ull‘rol" his bosom was.
ill .ignnill lit his condition, llll'i ln-r ill-f
liigmiplll grow into logo ulwn .‘lilw'
told lll'l‘ lb it illl‘ ciiillli'vli wore his, null;
lhoi ciri'llilisliilil'vs llVl’l‘ “lili'll lll' lmdi

fill“. “in! clinic" d him Willi nightly

nuts.

 

li-iv'olilliil illlligi'il lilill lo supp 'l‘i {birth 7

lll \vnn li'll it plum; iiil blii‘lll‘lhl', null tin-l
:ulriil'di‘il'ii \i'onmn c- lilil not \\'.lll lnr no:
Tcxpinlialloli, bill or. our» li til at wurrout‘
;_~‘-.~ill'.l lol' iiil: :liHLfii hi hi r iluslldmi.

The l‘ is” \Vah ii ilrii iii-lurudol'lgc Pi‘('k
iii “iv :iin-l'iioun. :ltid Aliku \Vllh gm-n u
ltlllilli’l‘ for the rub", iiulc to llldkl} it pro-
lil’l’l'xlililllllll-Nl. 'lln- l‘llillllt‘ll “'0'“ his,
hit .n'kiiowlvllgwl. Thorn Wi‘lll ilIllI‘O oi'
thorn HilliiHW‘trl't', but more» wl-tc only
on Will] limit. [1: iv.“ this woy’, he PX-
"llly \Vdi’ l)ll'll"ll oh :1 Nur-
o.‘ illt Lt iy, but I u-‘b -r nurrlcd in-t'. Wi
ilwd i. lgiHl tr .l i' Hill? illl llll‘Vlll chii l-
l'vll'iiy in». Slin iiou' noun null g ~i- lliut‘
ru-tl in n cuilmi ct-iir'm ll-inl lllziri‘, nn'
he Won’t. supp )ll- do pi) i' dooh, cuildrnn,
no ”ivy cunt up to llinlr own inthcr "

J udgn l’nck (lHClivii'Jl‘il tho piiiioncr.

{lillllll‘lli

 

New Years' Eve Dance.

Catholic Union Council, Knights of
Columbus, mot lust. night ullll urrnnucd
for im coming dunno, New Ynnr'o lvu.
Timothy J. llyrni-e Willi cit-cued yrrund
lililirllb null Aloundnr South deputy
grand knight. (in account of the ion--
ill'rlti of this hour the invading adjourned
to Sonduy hilt-moon to completn tiic
election.

l

 

"airmen 8in the Succulent Chowder.

Piitnnm Hose couipnny'e menibi-rc
hurluwry social tlmu, inst niplit,nl.
their hnmlqulirteru in Frunltiiu ism-ct
'i‘lie principnl feature was a chowder
nuppcr, which was pronounced Intuit, ex
(sellout. Hurtwick'n ij iciub luruinh-
cd mu-ic. and lime“ Barthel recited
ocwrui aciectinns.

BDWAYTON.

A reception will be ulvcn to Rev. and
hire. (3. ll. Blind», tomorrow night, lit
Crow’s Hull.

Two children of Rev. (J. H. Ilunda
who have been iii, are ltnufovlugl'

 

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itit intuit PLANT

Contracts Signed Today by the Con-
solidated Railroad Company.

TO BE lutiitn Al ilElillN.

The Flrtl Slap Toward the Operation oi lilo
Trunk Line oi the Road by Electricity—-
The Bet! mi Mott Modern

Appliances.
Contracts were signed today for the

cunSiInuilOH or an electric poww rtdiiun
at ‘Berlin, which Will be the biggest
plant ofite hind known to the electric
world. The electrical equipmcut of the-
Nantuskct brunch by the Coneilidaled
road was the first stop towards the oper-
utiou ol‘ the trunk line by electricity.

 

and the construction of this immense
power station at Berlin is the second.
The new plant will be supplied with
the best and most modern uppnrntué. Il
will from n central point operate the
Berlin and Allddietnwn branches and the
New Engiund more from Now Brituin
to lliiili‘ dd.
cicciiic ayatom in Mcridcu, and light nil

It Will also npcrnlo tho

.ilo r.iiiw.iy BL’tLilmH. including the cm
This Will be the first club
(“(1 plant which has over opcritlcd Luce

iii. Uurl foul.

running In l'Our dill: rvnt directions.
The ruilroud olillnuls in this country

an i in Europe hum been wutcliiugclo.~.c-

1y a lull rl’n‘p taken by the Consolidate-d

’ro s-i. townrlle the inlopllon or «L clrlclly

for in lllvc i oyur. A number of \ws -
crn ionic arc now ill consultation with
the offi'iols of tho (lounolidntcd, with u
VluW townid introducmg electricity on
th ir lines.

A well-known mtlrotll main Sdl'l this
morning in rnllrrzin; to tho rcport ill.‘.i
the mud would hurl. nil army iii “1"” lo
the; lobby ill-xi month ll) opposn any iv-g»

1:5 ninth in i'nvld‘ ol’ utter-t raiilrodl (oin-

hunt“ in the church choir and or. Still .1 pron-s: “Thrro isn‘t any truth in than i

story. The (Son-olidurml mud will not

i . ‘ .. . . .
‘" r: for nothing fl‘ulll lilo nvxt (win-ml A» l ll-l‘ WHII

r-l'llll‘l_\'. Ii “hots nothing. lt‘ is no“
in n p sililm to sit buck and fl‘rtrllliiliillg

from tho trolley lines. Tim l-tcnxu rond

compnitn-s 'lhc liltvi' have n fir-1d of

. _ . l
3 their owu, llll-l tho ntoun mode, Zili cd .

ll.‘

ilv‘lil.

cloclrlcity, horn on illiiv-p-nlirit

"Tim (,‘onsolillnilld to id 0 llltl'i ls t-vl-iy ,

fool of slinro propvrly from (‘npn (Iol in

Now York. \Vlivn llil‘ lli‘lil‘ comm touti-

l-rnln lrs trunk 1mm by l'.l,‘i'.'1'ii'll)'_lil'lill ‘,

,llnnilyi'un spur ll'dl'kh to LlYt'ry 1m... gr

arising tlin above. This will cost only $11,-
000 per mih- for tho lrm-ks and it i‘vw t-x-

tru ion-l of ('illil. le Sim-t lai'lwuy

companies are orcrlooklug their l’l‘ill l'il- _
l

ctniiw. ’l'llc-o mo tho muninlnpulilms

‘ which lll‘llllilill lownr films."

“TELL slim limit?“

A Brahman on a (laundry Olylsion Express
dely Shaken Up.
A broknuiun on tho ilxpinsli from 1) ill-

l-ui'y, due at Norwnlk ill. Bzi’l n'clovlt
i'vsli‘l'llliy lilii'l‘ililull, lih’lv hill liltliull'l' hilll
fell from tho train while it \viu l‘uiiilillilL’
.tnnri'o between Bronchvillo null Coir
”(NIH-

l'lc “'31" Italy shaken up nod bruiscd,
hut. inunuizwd to wulk luck to Brunch-
vdie. Micro hc look the llCCllillilllllllillIlll

«lawn on his way to hishomein Niw

York. ‘

lonductor (iodircy, of ill0 L‘xpmllfl, did
not muse h'ni hmkcmun until the tint.
quiche-ll Norivuik

 

PUPULAN nus: can?

4......“

A lilo House.

A crowd-d homio “W the iuiliui pcr.
fol‘inuuce of Frednrio and Minnin Sow-
lll‘ll, lit the NHX'Wlllk (limo l-lousn. lust
night, and the ploy of “Ulipitul Akillllnl
intbor" Wm modeled in it ilplwnvlid tnun~
oer. Mr. rioWurd. no the fuctory impur-
iutcudcnt, and Mm Sewurd, us lilo mil-
lionuii'o'n daughter, gnvc the nunmclevw
work they or» notod (or, und Were wcil
eupportcd. The bdllll and orchestra cur-
ried by the company in a big ultrructmll.
nod the music is worth the print». of ntl~
minnion. Tonight the play of “Dlid’n
(.iiri” willbo rmnlcrcd, with Mrs. Sow-
nrd in her luv-mic pllrtrolnof “Moi."
nnd some new room nod sprnltiitien wdi
buintroduccd. The concert by the on»
circuit» in the theatre beginnnt 7:80 p
m, and will lust till the curtnili risen.
Wednelidiiy ulternoon will occur tho
lint loll cent lrmtlm-o of the wank,

 

 

The (intercom.
The scenery carried by the Coleman:

l

compmy was devised. we are told, by
ouch! New York'e best Iconic artists,
and those who have Witnemil a race
course scene any the opening force in an
excellent conovption and most humor-
ously portrayed. Taken as a whole,
themoen caustic critic, it is said. can
find but littleto condemn and much to
praise in the Outornons. ilnyt'n Theatre.
Wednesday and Thursday nights.

The "Black Crook "

The “Black Cro Ill" will play an en-
gagement of one night at Hllyt’e Thou-
tre. Tiiodrumutic portion of theater:-
lacle \iill. we hl'e assured, be sustain d

linely executed and richly costumed. 'n
the third not the client epeciultics will be
introduced. headed by little Liaise Ment.
roan, who pluys Curlino. Thin in the
some company that tour-d New Elli."
hind last spring, and was so favorably
spoken of by press and public. The
company pinye iii-xt Sniurduy night
Curse Paylon‘s Company.

At Hoyt’e Theatre, next week. Once
.Pttyton's Comedycompuny will nppcnr
in rt reportoirc of comedics and drntnls.
Each play is stupid and mountcd with
mindsnmc scenery and proportion, and
there TR also given at number of ringing
and duncitr: tipl‘l'illliifls by Mr. l’nytnn
and tho momlwrs of his cmnpnny. Be-
twrlcn nets Sidney A. Tolor. a Dill‘ll’Oiiu
will render sulwctione, illustrutctl with
views by no Eillt‘llil electric stercopiicon.
I’z‘ll'on 10,531.):lnd 3|) t'mils. Spminl or-
ll-nlinn of tho indies its called to thc

(torso Pnyton tiilYel‘ilsrmlqul? in this
paper.

Mr Williams Tonight.
It. Would he hardly fair l0w>rd \lr Wilv
.llunis to anticipate him iii his prrl‘orm»
lancer in zidvmce ultimtimo, but rhe’piu)
«if ile-ury IV.,douc in Shitkl-epcnre's rirl -.
net. Vi'ln, :iii‘ords an opportunity for gn-zil
nation. and \‘Pl‘fiillilliy, Mill is it pmoi‘ of
.ibilily ill him who rill"(’l‘|‘d.~‘ in render-
lop; it well It is it on up dull of Chit."
.nrlcr xiii-l humor in such llzlnpy propor-
tions 'll [T the mm sustains and hl'lxllll'll-
ill” ill lll‘l‘

 

llol in his bril ililr oil'npuvlcu, Ui)lr~[l‘il'
In his it Hi him ewrvih it

sttwpvd in the pa («fry of llw sword, Hill:
l,ll-i Jack in his oislni‘ in rollicking llilll
'ili), r'uinlllnc in mi lolrlnmln- harmony
in vxlnlnr tin and Puliven the ecem
(to ll'-‘ loll -iij nrmnnt. .‘vlr \Villimns is
..i p row on, in this unilm-lllll
: mg»! of pH l'lirm-illl‘l‘ .i mi ilnll- rum .-
-rlw,nllvi “Jill .1 :~ ll mm: inlvl lLer ,.. i;
Tp'lutsillznn e l‘lJllllll’." lin- llllllV“‘U.l‘l i)
‘llll'll‘ll i’.‘li'll"‘22’. illnn. iii:- ry fi'il'il'ui illli

l‘i‘.|‘l"-‘. \‘lllllll.’ :lilll til-l. should limit lili;

lining“.

 

”up. [if M. «in o to tho (‘lill"-"‘l,

A Lily's Hard l'iglit \‘u'ith Owls.
t-illlsllil. 2i;;.il lzl, son of
:5 Hi ii to (l l thriller li villi:
rings. is wrl .in to low l..n
,,_ tilt i‘ilil l yo .‘l‘illli‘ tumult, iii no win-run
. lit win tv'l l..i‘go mm in .l .~’ ‘L-lrn oi
l, \\iil,iiliil.ll iu‘nr tin.-tir;.il;;.;gl-l::l ion :4lill-
' .im noon, and it, n; ind. ( .-i';...n \\ll(‘Lll
ll‘ll.l‘~l,’fl,lilllll‘s'i.l.lsl'i“\‘.'l1.‘lllll‘ll‘flll.
(in .‘lii.(l_.}' plum: mm: nl \u-ni. on n
‘ lililllii.;.:lrlllil<:\\'il llll‘ l)i‘lll'illll'3 ilwl',
hi it pair.) u), \ilrv.llll.;l.ll :Ai‘lflkL'll “Him.
:i; ilrldl l.l‘ilii.i‘.l. ho sup n lilmo owl
:1". r. ..ul l.l,‘,.'il lip illlzlm- ill (1 l l'..ll;:..t it to
. tic l.“ nu] \\ till um ll (.ll'l.‘lfili.1lb'll\l[. bill)-
? pl ~l..;: it. to lo Lh..d. ln' touched down t.
pm; ll up, \\'lii‘ll(l.ul1li‘(l. \\'lll(‘li unison!)-
allulitly ll‘lsnl..il;il, indium lion-v nttnrit upon
him, lillll lln’iill‘u Lc rolzlii ticicnil llllliai'll
liir-li’liiil its idiom into the “Uh“ of hit
i'lnlli hum]. AnoiLcr oiil, :ippnrchtly inn
11min vrl' lliliillJlll'l‘lllllli‘,Jllhtlili‘llii1.1l0iil"
('(l lllllllllllcritirl‘,liibll'lllllllril.lli\\811l tho
boy‘s nplllicd nrm and with its hook (in-

, Marlin l'
Clezll'll l?‘llil~('l
.i‘ Willow ,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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by u strong: rust, while ballets will hell

l
Tim King in his mlwr llllillll.l
l
l

ilinittwsl 3

Special Dispatches to The Slit
to the Hour cl Going to Pm

HEiliillllS Hill install

or

 

 

Sully-live Men Will Shirl lroml
lha Luller Purl oi the Weller—led In
cults oi the United smut Pledfio
Their Support lo the insomnia.

(Special to The Sentinel.) ‘
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. iii—Dr. K L
Wright, conruliing agent for the Com
junta, Announced lust night, that hath“!
securcd the pledge of sixty-five man find
that the first expedition would land
here the latter putt oi the week.

Death by Criminal Practice. "
lSpcciul to The Sentinel.)

Bradford, Pu, Dec. 15—Mrs. Alex-lo '
Thompson, wife of a prominent barium
man of W;micn.Pu , died in great agony;
here Saturday evening. Dr. Ailing Mid"
dcn‘rh was due to heart disease. An all;
topsy was held, and as a result a. com.
ner‘s jury lust night found that Mrs.
Thompson came to her death try an abor-
tion, prolnccd either bylherseli’or Dr.

Ailing. Mrs Thompson Vv..stwenly-lbree , ‘

Score of age and w us married on Thanks
giving Day.

Pledged lo Fiyhl for Cuba.
(Spc3Lul to The Sentinel. )
Ottumwu, In, Doc. 15 —'l‘he local

’militin colnpunyhie adopted a restitu-

linn pledging ivseli’ to uphold any notion -
token by the United States government
in reglrl to tho reported, assassination
.of Gen. “-1890, d .d v ilunrcering its ser-
vices if necessary to rcsart to arms to

uphold such or limit.

Chicago's S x Day” Bicycle Race.
il~]ml"lll to The Seiiiliwid
Chico iv, Dcc. 15,—— l'he coining six day
bcycle race will either he held in the
It may be
tilt: tin» two packs Will bc i:ui1r,one

Coliseum or lit ‘l‘dtlcrsnl's

oh lVl‘ the other. in order to permit of
lo) l‘i-lcrs participating in the race.
l'h‘ run-i will llc llt'lll the week com-

ment lll" ll‘l’lil'l'llll' ‘22.
P-

 

Feed Store and H wuse Burned.
(sum-nil in The Sentinel.
Now lilwn, Dec. 15—;\ feed store
land lcnmncnt house. at lin- corner of
I,l‘liilpnl illil Loyd rlrevt. Fair Haven.
this
’l‘h“ loss Will be nbnut 85 000

WRIS pni‘titlly dwslrnycd by fire

lll'll‘lli ”if.

Burglars in Bristol.
(Spllcllll lo tho Fell' ine'.)
Bristol, ilcc. l5.—Bnri,:'::lrs forced an

onlrunro into George T Cook's bakery,
In (L'ook's pin: 0 the thieves
At Coffin'e murkrt

itlli'y l—(‘Cnl'wll ~n‘: r. liil‘,"’ii5.

ill." Muir} lfihmfii

yinst night.

laivcilrwd “lJlllll $33.

 

hil'njlil liibl tight (2N ntn rillg‘ltl swoon.
'llw l..il lllll',1ill.(1“5llk’l'tllt'1j' ll.ll' Lls lilo and
Slil’l‘i'i,’lll.‘il in il'cl'illg l.lnl«‘i~lf from his tor~

linnlilnrs long llllongh to Him I‘ll?! gun, .

ulnrli “mi mun 1m) yzrnniid unlouncd.
“in. this in: quicklydispllicilcdlhnanlli‘cii

its liilllllilil ii llllill'.

l.l‘::.dcd \‘illll Hood, which flowed from
n «lurch vols nml (iifl‘p Acmirhcs upon his
loco. the boy illmily touched it licigllborim:
lornl lioiiso, when: hit \touilde ii on; dl‘l‘h'el‘il.
il:.il in! Will! echo homo—(Jilimlgu Illicl'
Union.

 

The (Ibmlicnt Schoolboy.

A youthful friend of iniiio intending it
public school llol. ill) inilrs from (hitting
('l'llnsi'ciiblnll tillina‘ith of Nownlhcrrollicl'
licllil‘o lilo llll.ll. Linc most boys. ho lldll
bison Moving up his pui‘mlb lnomiy toiio
Jllcllcl: lotnoiidy nnd laid in :lgnodiy stool:
ul’ Cl‘dl'lilli‘tx', l‘iillli‘l‘iilu Minnie. nityrm.-ltci.-:
iliill \yllulools. lliit. nine for pride! in:
tool; liii'lli to which with him to exhibit to
cmlnnn ployulnlosl. ills rinse moshing
{ll‘(lil',;llullil of tho old printable-tilled i-lio
nurrcplllioiiy pnssilin nnd rcpunslliu oi' tiin
p il’lflllillil jll-npcd lo inc conclusion tlilit
(in y WI'l'Ll Hlklllltllll'dld lot-oil of youth.
‘ \llint howl )ollllot llicl'c, So-nlnl-eo?" llU
(lilt'l‘lldl promptly. “’lllt'uiv llnnn llciiiull
tlio lll'il." "l’llflihl‘, slr”-— (tulilllli‘lll‘ifd til-J
proprlctor ol‘ inc parcel. “Do as 1 (oil you
ill. iilll'n,“ interrupted the initiator, umi tho
pncimnti of ill-imorlte mm tllorcupnli Hurri-
lil-lnl loihc llilllllili. 'lho lllnmllintioiinwuro
Wont tho Alnrrlcnm Would cull n trillc prer
\‘lllllrl, but tho lvl‘l‘nrl. une wry iii:e.~l..un-
doll Uor. A'otilngnum (lunt'liinu.

(furious Chm- eh.

A curiosity in Cllill‘l‘llllli in n l’lillndclpldn
suburban church (l-nlorcll) which line it
undo hiplct'opni priost in (‘llui‘gil it hurt
night hcncln.~.-l, Hunting tiirno pcreohe (loch.
null (li‘lli‘l rnlplitdlli totlic port-ice. A melo-
dcon ubout lio'lio [not high lurnlliiice Hill
mimic. lilo boll lumps in tho eicople, but
u negro boy about in yl-sire old bcutu ll
lrlnnnlo in lront oi the church just lllllllrli
ecrvicil. llo bi also ni'xtoii null rorclvce pl
pnr month lill nullity. 'l‘lio church it"...
lorrm'l‘ly nil dietitian booth. It to llillll. or
about iron, is pointed ylrny and hinmnly llll‘
Window. it ltl tziillcd "(fliupcl of Solid
h‘olili.” it in him n munil but. oniiiuninsiic
mpmbcrehlp. “Pilllndolphin Pruitt.

 

 

 

 

bird and loudly nucwcuui in hunting nll’ ‘~

(Slim-illl U) ”i" Null.” NJ

I New York, llcc iJ.-’|‘hn sltrrlfl' hue
{blifl‘ll ch tine of tho business of George
lllnlhcrs Hons (cnpornlion), tnutiuiac-
itnrcrs of prinlcrs ink, at No. 29 Rose
.

nitl‘ei, mi le'l ulionn for $8,013.
DUlS ll ll UASlinS.

Rome, Dru iii ~ All x tnrit‘r Sillvini,
tutor. and son of tho cclrbrnlrtl Ilniuu’
impaction, ’I‘omneso 5 third, died at Flor-
'lilfli lit ll o‘clock twill morning.

l‘himno, Doc. lfi.——.‘leontor Warren,
' -f Wyoming. in si-riourly ill at the nudi-
t irinnl liillll‘x.

Tlll'lllllli, Doc ];.~Thl‘ strum schooner
[‘2 lilh, (ii-plum Edwards, With it crew of
r. orly turn, is nine days overdue.

New York, Dec. l5.—-—All’red Helmet!
Morn, well known in Wall street circle.
.24 fillliili'lill Wriii'l‘, (“rd in this city

Richmond, Vu, D00. lJ—Flm yester-

p‘cnly houses in the business center of
ho town.

.._......,o.‘....,._ A...» “.MWM

BROAD RWER.

Lewis Buttery was baptized “Elm
4ilvmninu stream, lust night. by ,
south. Confirmation services followed
.lt the church. 1 ‘

(.‘worgn l. Comlllnl'k in uttendinu Q"
hrt-c doys’ session of the State Board (if
Auripullurc, in Dunhury. ‘ p

The Broad River Sunday u-hoolwfll
lll‘livbl‘llte Uhrietmue on Wednudliy
evening, December 80.

George Wilbur Hoduca hall ”(:0le
his annual connlltnnmbt of Middlk
orook'a minimum for 1897, and in making?

of the note.

 

 

luy, lit Floyd Court. lloueo, destroyed

.i cunvnuuot quite on extensive with ,

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