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TN UMBER 2.703
' named at the South rim-111 Pamela
SOUTH NORWALK CONN FRIDAY. DECEMBER 18,1896.
Second OlweMntter.
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, (1111111111111 1111le :35“:;:?:.f;°:.:::.:::°::. ‘1‘“ .. NORWALK 881111111 1111 .mmagxmnnmm VOLUNTEERS 1111 1111111 Mlzlzziz‘mlt'im LATEST NEWS Bl
Some of 1111ch mi Norwelk’s
City Council Will Recommend.
m
-' (1111 Is All IllllllEASE 111 81111118.
The layer to Receive £250 and Each Coun-
ellnien 8125 I Veer—Power.“ Hello any
' nonfiction that my be Deemed
mom-4mm and bemoan.
Among the amendments to Norwalk's
city charter which will be asked for at
the coming session of the General As-
' eembly, in one to give the Council power
to choose a temporary chairman in case
DIED.
LUGAN:In B daeport. December 17.11196.
Mra.tMu1bll(e efibugnn.8 need 33 more undo
monl he fl“ unerld Sunday. December
20. 11196.11” p m.. from her late Bridgeport
residence. Burial at Loire View.
IF YOU 111111 HERE IT PAYS
V VANTED. -—A good girl to assist in
the care of Children. Inquire at.“ .2
West avenue, Norwal k. (iii 31
ANTED. ——A competent cook for two
city ladies, for one Week from De-
cember 23 State particulnre.Ad(l1'c:sl
P. 0. Boxllll, South Norwalk. 1L
ANTED. -'l‘o purchase. a stationery . cl.
car and confectionery store. Ad Irees
W. Sentinel office 1116 31
‘VANTED. .—A1Voeition as book- keeper. by
an experienced double entry and 01111: 1.-
men. orne clerk in office or store. Address
"Correct.” Sentinel office. (.116 :11
AWTED—I WANT THE PUBLIC to
know that I am now prepared and shall
in the uture makeIt my business to furnleh
rubberetnmpsoi all kinds and supplies. 111-
cludlnz the celebrated air cusluon; node
and steel stumps. stencils. nickel and bras-I
signs. mined and sunken letters, made by the
National Soul and Stamp Works. llllltlinl‘n‘o
Md: alsocheck pctl‘omtoro. 11111111 coming
books. without. use of water. prose or brush
typewriter ribbons for all makes ofIn111‘lIiiiO<:
Bmlmmwpntent pens. U.S.poel.11 hlfilll‘h up
tolour ounce-1 slot pencil Illuuponch JOHN
B.YUN 1‘. 0. Box \. South Norwulk.lle:~'1~
dencoec lilVersido 11V onue. East Norwalk d?
I 188 ANNABEL NASH.01 New Yorko‘itv.
begs leave to announce that elln
be found on Mondays and Satmdnye. .It
42 'VyVIcw avenue. to to k with any who 11111v
desire instructionin V' olce cultuI p.11 1 it
‘v ANTED. —Ten experienced uperatm :1 1:11
straw sewing machines. Apply to Jim-.-
nis lie Blanchard. 132 Wntcr street. South N111
walk. Conn. 112'; 11
LEANING 11nd dyeing catabli ehme: It. Nu.
Raymond street. corner of South Muir
street. 0W“ line of electric care. South Norwuill.
Conn M%reemctinllynnnouncet11thecitimI:
01 Smith orwnlk Nonvnlk and vicinity that
we have established uumolvee in 1111
~ dyeing and vitamin busincsa and .119 now
prepared todo all k nds of i'li'dilliig 11- l d51
in he Very best stylcand 111111va 1.1111111:
nix. drcseee. either 1111111:-upnI'.Ip;Irt.1-|o.-Ii.:'
capes infant‘s capes. huma. all .. lilVlIIIIIR
irl es. piano. organ. blll‘IIIi'dI'uw-rs. n1ulilcr~.
em 9.11130. 1111] gloves kid :.l11m:1;.1l»'1‘11..1i1111:
clenned 11nd f’ullull. Gentlemen 5 1411111111111:
dyed or cleaned and pressed in the bur-11 1111111-
ner. C. BUTT FERFASS 11111th
7 ‘0 L‘ET. —0ne large nicely furnished
room. with hot 11nd cold water and
furn‘nce beet; most central location in the
city; also table boarders wanted. Price.»
very moderate. Apply 111. once to er (‘
KCooke, ll Hnniord place. 1117.11
T0 LET—4101138. corner of East unilVan-
Znndt IVV'cnucu.In11uire at 21c 41 211.151
avenue. E1181 Norwalk 1111.31
0 LET. —N‘el“1t furnished mom to lot to
respectable gentleman. within three
minutes walk 01 lost oiiioc. liret 1111111
ront iisoperweolr "i".. “ 251111Vllflililfil II '2
TO LET. ~‘l‘hrce- -ronm ”film over D01 1101'.
rent 310; two- eroIII olllce 1in 1 [Hint—“1111!.”
rent 810 These are Very dc :11111110 111111-1111
and suitable for light manui 11:1uri11u. lnq IiI'u
at Dcclier‘ :1. 711 VVIIVlIIIIulonstrcct1111
0 LE'l‘.- First floor. llvo mama. at “no!
ward avenue. rent Se: 5 rnomemw 11ml floor
'11 Woodward avenue. Ient $11: 1101186 “111111.11:
second floor 59 Wood \vnrd avonumiont iv.
cottage '19 \1 oudwerd IiVlVIIue.6 roomy ronl
812: second 1111111. 1 rooms. 59 V ood-
wurd aVonuo rent :21. E. A. Woodward.
OLET. -i‘ ollago cnntainiNg Hl\' r‘““‘l““‘
on 06111111171 etI'ci-ti'l111VV'ali‘-w«
neeelonlrnniodlaioly. C. H. llawxliui'et me if
7 ‘01.F.'l‘.~i)nehr‘1us‘uo in Hnnry alre‘ct.1-2aut
Norwnlk' one 11111141? in Low-1 sin-ct. mm
to my rlmidenr'c: one linueo. live ‘l‘nulll‘i. I'll)
Neck: tlimsruoma I'llllll'Hl110012131110?-hlrt‘l'l
Apply to John H. Knapp. 321110111 atreot. 141111111
Norwal 11 11.111
1‘0 LF‘T. 41111111.: and wash hound. 1111......
land by year 11111 $1011 month mm 1.1.
weyton station. A111 1mm box a. ilowayiuu
(loan. inquire elation agent. 15
‘IX room on e nt uliiturd hvonu A
139nm wcnil‘c’lnu Q 11.01.1115. 11 o'i'1‘111113dl'1
n no.
‘1011 11.11.13. ~Keep it. outi
dangerous to head 1.
member strips! or your more and
1111 by South Norwnlk Bardwmo Company.
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That 111111 on
Um: Illnnlmcli' n
WhlllllWM.
FORBALI‘B.—Two 111.111.11.9{115m1mgn oi
cfiutInc and roof Ivomcn SolthI Nur-
walk a rdwnre 00. n bouth 11111111 street.
‘03 SALE Mug, Benedict. 310133111“ lobar--
comet.” cll etreobt and lost 51
cigar in the city.” Ask tor the 151111.111er m
FOB slime-11111111111169: 1111121115011 West
avenue. 0 t belot out our nut»
Apply to anlt‘o‘r i. 3‘1‘V“l‘len. 1w Ii
W. W... Agw‘ -
, MIIOILLANIOUS.
N E AGE OF” SO.——Mand'olln taught by
on ecompmi illn :1 hcdf teacher.
Terms 15 pe 11:18 1.111.111 111
r
g‘ggu‘Wl-wei 111°;
OSTM :STAYED 011 BTiill‘ENth. Ber:
prison: 01 no nucleated ll
GFKD on West nvggue.
rdvpup 2'. roddinb brown. four whito
tarot nl‘l‘ve flmm‘ be old. ammo {am
r112" «turn to corner 0
14111192111911.1111: not mind .
Logi‘wb MMMA ell street nrd the
0310 no 1ch elboo
taming a new ion 1 haggling“ ”final-1. W11
HIM V0! 1“th O '1]!
and. «ton (it roves. die
FOUND.
to name of
mm son 1111“
11‘0 ED.» 3112“” “111311?
hm fmmlgr‘filem deflection 11:11:11..
The health ordinance is changed to
give the Council the some power as is
conferred upon the health officer. and
makes that body the Board of Health.
with power to appoint a Health Board.
The Council asks power to make up»
propriatioue of $1,001) in each depart-
ment, as at present. but the amendment
prescribes that this must be taken care
of by a special tax which will also be
laid for any special work, such he the
Mill Hill improvement, paying for the
name without running the city in debt.
A proposed amendment to the Fire
Police clause holds the members of that
body liable for duty at any and all times
at the order of the chief engineer.
More power is asked for by the Coun-
cil in its authority in appointing com-
mittees to nssces benefits and damages
for city improvement 11.
-—Fine assortment of sleigbe at Luther
Wright’s Repository.
AGAINST THE POOL LAW.
Horsemen Dieselisfled and Want it Repealed
1 ‘ or Modified. a
A movement is on foot axpong racing
men throughout the state to induce the
Legislature at its next session to either
repeal or modify the (misting pool law.
The horsemen have been talking up this
matter ever since the full racing, it is
understood. and have decided that a suc-
cessful race mcet cannot be held at the
present day unless some other attraction
is on hand to draw the 111,.rse-owners and
race—followers from other places.
Ever since the pool law has been in
force, horse racing has been :11 most at a
standstill in this state. This was never
more fully demonstrated than this your
when there were only 0111‘: 111' two suc-
cessful meets during the season. The
mom the clubs made on thuse was very
small. The horsemen say that they cun-
not draw any interest towards horse
racing unless poule are sold. T111111
crowds would come from in and out of
the state, and good racing would be the
result.
They do not ask that tho pool law 1)"
fully rcpcalcd. but that it 111‘. modified :2»
that pools can be sold at 111120. mootlngw,
lit harness racing, and not in 111111101121 '
and other places, because in other yeah;
this wan; the cause of the 1an being on-
actl'd. They say if pools could be Sold
at the race tracks only. it would tend to
bring some of the best horses into the
ethic, and revive old-time interest in
horsc- racing
——(‘11nu h committei 14,11 foro purchas—
ing oranges, should call and get prices of
A. C. Cnueo. the leading: dealer in town.
Engineers Elect Officers.
South Norw 111k anociution, No. 111, N
A S. E, linecloctedthc followingollicors
eor thccnsuing yinr: President, T111111-
doro R. Fanchcr; vice-president. George
(3. Beck; recording and corresponding
:ccrotary. C. W. Kendrick; treasurer and
iiuoncinl engineer. 11. S. Pickering; con-
ductor, William Adams: doorkoopcr, A.
lmwdi‘n: board of trustees. LI. 11.1701168,
T. Cooney. William Adams.
—-Buy Pool: 18“.: Snyder 111.111.1511, receive
free ticket. on bicycle. drawn Doc. :31
South Norwall; Hardware Co.
Mr. Thomas' Successor.
Engcno R. 13111111111131, :1 noVV'lenpuI'
man of considerable I-xpcrlrncn on the
Daily NV-ws 111111 the Stmnford Tribune,
will enccccd Edward J. 'l‘lIomaa an the
Norwnlk i'I~pl'c:'.1-11t1111ve of this Evening
SIVIItinol. W11. bcepcak for 111111 Hill IVuIIIo
kindly courtoeieo that how» always boon
extended to Scutinvi 1111-11 at that cud of
the town. He will begin his duties
with Mr. Thomas‘ departure for Dan-
bury.
-——A bottle of l’laietod‘s 0111 Well
cologne makes nu acceptable holiday
gift.
lots 01 Fun on he let Tonight.
This evening at Manager Mitcholl‘e
popular plny-lmuaollir.nn11 Mm. Sownrd
will proecnt their funniest offering 1'1 It
the week. "Tm Nights in 11 Bar Room."
re-writtcn 11nd bnmuht up to date with
11er strong nprcinltlee and more spark-
ling comedy than any other ploy in the
llet. A big musical programme will be
rendered by the orchestra. and the per:
formnnce will be one calculated to delight.
the large audience that will attend.
Last night " The Belle of Carbine
River” was 11 decided hit. Mr. 0.111er11.
Howard were seen to splendid advantage.
In fact. it was such a hit that it will be
repeated on Saturday Afternoon for the
matinee. The orchentmi concert. tonight
contains wine grout numbers, one in
particular being Wagner’n famous Tune:
homer overtur .
. _ _..--..... .W M
New York. Dec. lfl.—-John Morse
Ficldmon 01' the late Gym! Field. was
arraigned this morning before Menin-
trate Woolworth. 111 the Yorkvilio p111
a hoe 01ml. charged with intoxication.
‘ (Irofutt.
How Twin a... People 8111111 11111
Hours of Ease.
OPEN MEETING (11 THE 11. A; 11.
1111:. Donald McLean, e Brilliant Woman cl
New York Clly, lakes r "em Speech,
Relating to the Anniversary oi the
Boston Tea Porly
The Daughters of the American Revo-
lution held an open meeting. yesterday
afternoon, at the Central club house in
West avenue. Mrs. Donald McLean,
regent of the New Yerk city chapter.
one‘oil the most prominent women in
thoD. A. 11., and who has 0. wide repu-
tation for brilliant e’peechmeking, ad-
dressed the members. Mrs. McLean
was introduced by Mrs. Noble in a very
happy speech, in which she referred
to the anniversary of the Boston ten
putty, which occured the day previous,
uud concluded with an limitation to the
11191111)ch to have a cup often in honor
of the anniversary. There was violin
music by Miss Agucs Liltlejobn' soprano
solo. Miss Annabel Nash, and innjo ‘
duct, Misses Louise Wood and Matilda
Richardson, accompanied by Miss Amy
Wood. Each number wan heartily
uncured. The dl‘corntioue were excep-
tionally nice. They were arrnngvd
curb-1' the (111130111111 of Mrs. JAmce
Lawrcncc Stevens, whosv nrtisltio ability
in thinlinn 1:1 “'1’“ known. After the
progmmnm tea was. served in tho rooms
of the Women’s Exchange. Mrs.V:1II-
Burenaud Mrs Cram presided at tho
1mm. Among the members present.- was
the venerable Mrs. William K. James.
A pretty homo wedding took place
Wednesday afternoon at tho i'csldcnco
of Mrs. Avery B. Raymond, in 15111111—
l’orih avonue, Daubm'y. The. contract,-
ing parties were Mrs. Raymond'sdough-
tor. Miss Mary Hello Raymond, who is
VVV~ll known in South Norwnlk, and
(314111110 1'}. HVIV'V'IVy. T111) molding party
consisted of the immediate friends and
rollitchsof the bride and groom. Th1-
p More in which the cormnony was bold
wm‘c 11:11 “ullv dorm :Itcd w. :11 Motor
greens. form: and palms. l". () Dz‘iurlIy
pl' .ycd the wedding in: ii'oh from [when-
grep .silIe bridal party entered. Tho
bridc wail attired in 11 «lainiy traveling:
gown. Miss 11111111111 blend. of lictlivl,
cousin of the bride, was the 11111111 of
honor. 'l‘lIo best man war Frederick B.
Rev. Dr. Bowdish performvd
the ceremony, after which a. wcdding
suppcr Willi served. The (lrovolnnd
catered. Mr. and Mrs. lini'V'1~_V' left on
the 7 o'clock train for a tour of two works
with the best wishes 111’ 11111151 of friends.
'l‘liuy will reside at the home of hire.
Harvey‘s mot-1101'.
W. H. Earle and wife, of the Park
Awnno 11111121. Mrs. A. (l. Earle and
daughter and Mrs. H. F. Ernie and
child linvcsccurcd rooms at the Hotel
(lrcon. l’aendcnn. (3111.. \leer they will
remain for several woeks.
'l‘lIo Clover Loaf \Vli‘llil club mot with
11111111,“: I. [Awkwnnd of Norwnlk. W111-
lli‘hiliil‘ night. Thu prizm “1 r0 VVIVII b)
111:. Barry 15.111“ 11/ 11nd ”1011:" l.
LIN'kVV'OOil. T111: consolation prize wont
to Miss Mambo Pickett.
Miss Kittie ('llivl‘ Hutchimon. of V'.I1+«
our college, is spending a few days in
81111111 Norwnlk. She attended tlw
Word-Hill wedding.
Mrs. D. N. ( ‘ouch has gone to Mama—
climatic to spend the holidays . ilencral
(lunch will follow in a few days.
Allen Bctleund family. of Norwnlk,
are visiting in Huntington.
S. W. Vulsor.oi Quintnrd avenue, in
in New Milford today.
M11111 81111111 Miller. of Union piece, is
in New York.
w-‘:li1k nIittena.‘Al quality. 75c. per
pair, tomorrow. Boston ntoro. Norwnllt
EX- WARDEN SLOAN ELECTED MASTER.
Called to the Presiding Dillon's their by 81.
John’s Lodge, A. F. and A. M.
St. JolIn’H Lodge. A. F. mid A. M., 111’.
its annual communication. last night.
clooted as mosh-r, E. N. Slnnn; eenior
warden. 11. M. Kent; junior warden.
S. H. Huntington; treasurer, J. P
Trendwl-ll: secretory. I“. 8. Butte: senior
deacon, W. M. Wood; junior dozicon¢
George E. Curtis; senior steward. Jamel;
ii. Fl’ll‘bnfill; junior steward, 3. 1’. Keclor;
chaplain. U. H. Downe: marehnl, A. G.
Golding: iylcr, A. A. 13121111; trunnion,
A. (3. Holding, Edward Street, Hoary
(luthrlc. Thcclvctionmio followed by
the inelallntion of the new ofllcere by
Pal-Vt Muller A. (3. Wheeler. nuclei-ed by
Post Master A. C. Golding, noting Ian
grand marshal. A banquet followed
he ceremony
«~Any hind of a sleigh 11thth
Wfleht’l WWI
:oi North Main :li'cct.
‘long enough to boar him say ill-It 1le bad
The State Highway Commissioners
have submitted their report for the year
1896 to Gov. Collin. The report ehows
that during the yhurthe towns expend-
ed iu order to entitle them to the. stale
and county appropriation. the sum of
$263,894.64, the state appropriation
amounted to $74,880. and the counties
appropriated to the towns 11 similar
amount. making in all the 1511111 0134111,-
1154115. In addition to this sum 11 num-
ber of towns made extra appro-
priations for their highways, which
amounted approximately 1 to $110,-
000. These figures show that over $520,-
000 well spent or was appropriated from
all sources for the improvement of the
highways of the etntu during the post
year. This shows that; the influence of
the Highway Commissioners is being
felt in the development of n svntinient
in favor of good roads throughout the
state. Tho maximum Sum received by
a town from the stoic was 123950. Last
your the sum was $1180.
The following is a detailed statement
of the sums spent by the towns and ap-
propriated by the state in Fltll’fil.‘ld
county. .
Ex pi-nded Paid by
by towns state
Dorian 2,.)01) Oil $11.50
Euston 2,245 31 (52.1
Fliiriicld 3,1111) ill) 11:10
Greenwich 3,500 on 11.31)
Huntington 4.1211 0:: £1.30
New Canaan ‘ 877.911 9.30
Norwulk '11 :111' ‘1 9.311
Ring-iiold ... 101) on 11.711
Stamford . 3,313? 811 950
Strntford 3.1119 135 £1.31)
Trumbull 2.11517 1'15 11.311
Wosm 11-1. 21.1111) no 11.311
Wilton 3.100 on 111.11)
Tennis. $411,333 (in: $12,021
BACKWARD OVER THE DASHBOARD.
A Popular Conduclor on lhe Tramway Line
Seriously Injured.
(.‘harlles Cuii‘rcy, n conductoremployed
by 1111' Norwalk Tramway company, and
one of the moat popular 1111111 on the 1'1111
between South Norwalk and Stamford,
.:Il~'t;11111~.d quite serious injuricx', yester-
day. by ill-mg t-liion'u from his (.'.;11' in
liownytnn.
The car was “154111;: 1111an1 Brlilhcrs'
store. \V'hi-u tho trolley :11‘111 elippcd 1111‘
Conductor (‘;Ilfrcy :‘catcd llllllSi'lf on 1111'
dimldmln'd to pm. 1111‘. arm on 1111' who
again, when the car joltud, 111111 ho was
thrown backward over the dlislilmzird.
falling between the tracks. 1.11s lli‘iiil
was cut very badly, and tho small linger
of one of his hands was broken.
Thccnr was stopped.
was 11111011 homo.
”21.1) doze-n 12-117.. bottlus, iriplo (ix-
t1'.‘.1‘tpirfn1no~s .‘Iilc each, at the Boston
Slori‘,N1V1Walk.
Hold up by a Hungry Tramp.
Morris Lyon, 11 strnngcr to Norwulk,
was art-11511111 last night 1111' brim; 111111211
0111011111111 “holding up" pmplo in S mill
Norwnlk. \Vlll‘ll (11111111111 11f l’oliv'v
‘1 tliltilllllfl found him bu “'11:; I-topplnlz II
moat Wagon by 1411111111111: 111 1111‘ Inlddln
’1‘1111‘1111112111' VV‘.ILt--
:toppcd in nearly every houso on 11w
:‘lI‘oct and mold not not anything 11111111.
and that tho butcher had got to giV‘u him
it pinch of bologna. HIV was I'liarrr'l
with mgraury in tho Town Court. this
1111111111111. 11nd .ludgu Frost eontI-nu'l-d
111111 to j 111 for thirty day :'.
lll ll‘s‘il blankets
South Norwulk
«Special prions
until January let.
Hardware company.
(ill
Balm
The (:briuinme iiiilill’mi‘ilf ”liIlt.~“
edited by quk A. Fun-111. of 81111111
Norwnlk. 111111 11111111: its appI-nrnncn at llli‘.
atom 111‘ Charles 1'3. Seymour, along with
a new nupply of Fi'l‘l'ltl‘ 111mm and bacon.
Among the interesting nilntllillilt‘illlilllc
in “ lint-u" in one th .11. the firm of F. A
I‘orrln 1'1; company. 21".} .2111. 21111, 271) and
‘27:: Molt utrcct,Now York, 11111 been
increased by two new 11111111110111. iinrris
H. Ubli-r and William 1’. Elder. who
hnvn for many years been in Mr. il‘vrrle‘
employ.
wFino out 11111111; 111111 noveltIoa in silver
and chine at Plaietcd‘e.
1.11.11 court 1111.1.
The Norwnlk Probato (mutt hoe 11l-
lowod six months for the settlement of
the catate of Hanson Hoyt and Edward
(lormley.
Edwin D. Keclcr has been appointed
administrator of Edward Got-mien
entnto.
Elizabeth H.,Hoyt in ndminlntrntrix
oi Mom-Vim Hoyt‘e estate.
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Ann—w...“ .._....__._. ......
“com to Plate.
Husbands. nweethcurtn and brother»
will appreciate the gift of 11 box of in»
tho motoriuriu l
and others wont to his uesislunl'c, and be ‘
With the Insurgents.
Ill Gull 01 Mexico Pori, While Another
Company Will Sled For Florida, 0;-
ienslbly to Work in the Mines.
it wits possible to live.
that no one‘in the United States
authorized to enlist men in the Cuba
army.
VV'II,I. Hour menu 111mm.
Omaha, Nob, Dec.
to
of
Denver furnish rates on
party
and is destined for Cebu, whore it VV'i
Gomez for Cuba Libre.
l‘l'i.l.\' ARMED .wo I-zol'u'rnn.
by ll. N.
join the insurgcnh. Fifty 111911.
hunt for N1 w "York on Sammy“
from there the plan is to etart i. 1/
Cuba.
.\\.\Ini ~ ‘11) .111: '1'111: I'.V'I‘1:11‘V'I‘~4.
.'11. lll'aku. 111 an lllll‘l'V’lC‘lVV
r1~c11inlzc
‘l‘hz'
puirlatu.
iluodr-d with lvttcrs from 1111-11 who qu
(311V.
I'dlII'IuI il'lldli‘ll i‘aipt. (‘n'orgo l’.
111:: 11111 1' engineer, who is raising: 11 1'11:
mum. to go to 11111 from. 11111111 Cuba.
:zV’VII'V'i‘IIV‘ 1111' 11.1. V'IprI'H‘di-Lx.
llec.
[)Ulflidlli‘fi an address by tho (Juban c1111
l’.II"I:-'. lS—Jl‘ho lntrIIIIeigl'aI
Iuillvu of l’dl‘H which dcl-lIIn-a that ii
111111‘1li‘~i' 111 (.11 ll.
'1‘!
rcV'ult 1'111‘nbn, ill" 11dllrcss 5.15:1, line 11
Kill/.11 tho chum: 111‘ Colin's libi'riy.
IlIc rigiuq 1.11111111.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
“Black Croo‘l‘t. "
Tin-1 coming of the “ill-112k 1 1'“.Iok
11-131 s ’1 110.111.» ought to 11w: IkIVn In
popular plum-111‘ :ImIIwnIV-nt. Tide 1
:111 Willi pruvmi when it. VV'lIVl ruviwd
New Y'u‘k.
IIIId llri,lliill.lllill“ll it eupvrmr in 1111- lulu
zit Niblu'e, New York.
ware ago.
"Thu 1;:- 111111 cllwie 1m IIIamIillm'ul. 111
lone in NI(1 way of Mayo omit
1:11:11».
1y good. and, in incl. the entire.
111141111.”
Saturday night.
The Ocloroooe.
house. lust night. than Wednesday. in
gave 11 great entertainment. They will
marrow evening, and given mntln
Saturday niicrnoon
“Winter cape,
Brother tom 111 ohm Again.
v. .‘.—“M...“
i) Brion’e.
Gould D. Jelliiie. melatonin.
WWW.
mudlee' 111511 and alpine G‘Brieh
Men 0111 oi Work Anxious to Fight
1111 AUTHORITY '10 31118.1 11111.
Two ilundnd Mon From Denver WIII Embark
Chicago, December iii—The office of
Edward T. Crngin. chairman, of the local
Cuban relief committee. was besieged
again yesterday. by men curious to bear
arms for Cuba Libre. Several of the
- men who were waiting to see Mr. Orn-
gin said they Were out of Work and our
ions to goenywhcro and do anything ii
To all Mr. Cm-
3111 stated that he was not, authorized to
enlist any men and road the letter he
had received from Tomes E strode Palme,
president of the Cuban J nuta, saying
“'1'.“
lb—Jl‘ho western
roads have received a request from
200 men from Denver
to :1 Gulf of Mexico port. This party
of men has been authorcd in Colorado
neaisithciumrgonte in fighting under
l’ocntcllo, Idaho, Doc. 1"1-—.\ c0111pnn_
of volunteore is being orgnnimd here
Biokcr to go to Uubn to
fully
lirlnodanll equipped, will be ready to
"1111.1
iorl-
die, (,Istcneibly to work in 11113 mince. but
in reality to bc laud-111011 the Island of
DV‘rllUlllCS, 1.1.. Doc. l'V‘—-liovernor F.
my; 1111
think: It. is timi- 1111' 1111' 1'11'111‘11 States to
the indI-pcndoncc of Cuba.
governor Fla-111.: VV'IIrIIIly of 1111'
Cuban course and is anxious m (1111 1111-
Adjutant(11311131'111 Wright 1:
arms with which to 1:11 to tho iron .
lH‘Jkt‘ dcnb-s the rumor that 111'
1.1111.»va I ,
Antonin 111'..qu will for-
:wmpmhy 1111111 li‘ronclnucu VV'lIIV uphold l
(l) 1
mdmuble mil-1'1 hf :IIIIoIIg pItrIIIIV-ml‘tble
ill‘llllill‘y’ rmuancc is without doubt. ilw;
grandest of 1111 :Ipm'ial'ular productions. '
Prams and public ldurlod 1'1.
pvrl'nrmauce of tho coll-brutcd old play
nearly thirty
The following 111 acid 111 ii:
1.1111iiiguuniiyillnplnyod 15 1.11.1111!anan
T114. 11.11
lots. 11-11 by three cclobruii-d prmniore. ore
poetic drcnma. 111111 the 111111111: by 01111:
111ml; 1.2111111111111er in 11 collection of pill-foot
The dramatic cart in p'u'timbm
prodnw
tied in oxcoptiomilly strong in 1111111111111...
The engagmnout 111 for next
The ()ctornom played to ll much lnl‘gcr
at the Stamford (more Home this and to—
At a meeting of the committee of the
chtport tire department. held Tuesday
evening. John S. Jones was. elected chief
onclnecr. with Alexia 1". Downs and
A opeeiel order. appointing Sergeant:
- "majordohn H. Wade as adjutant of the
Fourth Regiment, was received by 00191
ml Russell Froct,!ron1 the Adjutant-gen-
eral. this morning.
Mr. Wade was appointed quortermne-
ter sergeant on Colonel Frost's atoll.
April 30, 1892, mid sergeant-major. No-
vember 18, 1896. His present rank of
captain and udjutnnt dates from Decem-
ber ‘11, 1895.
Mr. Wade was, without question, the
bird eergeauhmajor at the" annual en~
cempmente of the Connecticut National
Guard, and the efficiency with which
be discharged his duties recommended
him for mljutnnt to succeed 1111111611 K.
Croiut, resigned.
Willing to Make ll $25, 000.
‘ (Special to The Sentinel.)
, San Francisco, Dec. 18~In reference
to the articles of agreement signed ycev
terdcy by James J. Corbett. Bob Fitz-
oimmone said lent night. I hear that
Corbett incists that their shall be a 9510.-
Uih) side bet.
about that.
Well, he needn’t worry
He can make it $271,000 a.
side if likoe, and I will
find my end of the sicko.
We wore to fight for $10,081) 1V side
originally and it was simply :It (lorbcti'e
1
I 110
requI-sl that the figures were rcduccd to
a $71,011” a side.“ Manager Julian has wir~
cd Dan Stuart that Fitzimmons and
himself will leave for No .v York within
11 1ch days nnd will sign the articles of
‘1 agree 011161111.
No Trace 01 Miss Hill.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Ni‘W Haven. Dre. iiJ.—No trace 111
Miss Emma Hall. the
v
invalid who
disuppmrw'l fr. 1111 lll‘l' 1!")111“ in this plat".
11:15:15 yctbcl‘n found. Today scorch-
ing parties are at Hist. Rock and nthcr
poi'tioim of 1111' surrounding 1'. ltlllli'y.
DOTS AND DASHES.
N. Y.. D1312 lit—«A fin-
11:11'ly t.lIi.~iI1IorniII;: badly damaged the
lira VlIlyIl.
1'111' house of Nil-3:113 Elm-trio 1%. R, com.
puny and partly burned fifteen of the cl
1‘(‘.l‘1’li'('ill"l. T1111 111111111159; is cstiulllml
”1 $33.11»),
MIiIlV'iI‘l. Doc.
boon rccl'iwd 1161'
12:15-
ml the intention of
in, ——[:lf.:11‘111:1t7.o:1
General Poluvioj 1. the new governor of
1111‘ Philippines. to :h’k 1111‘ wVV'vI'Imwnl
:IIl-‘liliuniil Hi"
to send ll 11 battalions
ll.
1 tronp< 1.1111111 Philippines.
NV'VV' York. Doc. 1 V,
t 111' (ii'l‘lllllllli“'~i [Lil-‘d'llgf‘l'fi from Linr
.‘lilnilg flu-strum
1- p.111l.V‘.‘1Ii1-l1 :Vrrlvcd 1:131, night was Sv-
t'I'emry limwa‘clt of 1111.: Aim-rlczm lim-
bal'ay at London.
1‘ --“11r~l.‘l' 1.111.111.111 glov‘vu 1:1 lqunllly.
1.
tnmorrmv 71.1.1, per piIr. 1111111111 sum.
11' Nld'W‘Jll-I.
W. 11. ll. lllfilli‘l‘lw. l'. 12., 11m»: amp:-
l“ i mi 1111' leHll’lIVll (11‘ lllipw‘flrr 111' {111' 11in.“-
Il'21lllli‘1‘lllllllill buildings :1! Mom: llclghle.
‘ Now burl; i'ily.
(31w Engine and Power cnmpuny.
Material. i‘nr I-Ivvulug brewer.
'I‘rzslhpxir I1! llllll"1‘li\1~ 111-" prof. 11-1-1!
for Mo may drama-.4, VV‘lI 1'11 liIlllV'M 111'
liunuuniIIilVIxi‘lsmt 110111.
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l'Nil". :n'v 111 l‘lll'lli'd win.-
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not 111: 11w lattl'r prll'l‘.
iIIrlII'z \V‘lill'. Tin-n tullv.
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111‘.
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much lilo d :m Vim trmwpnmd 11ml: risflu.
111111. .‘.«1 “11'1""! wulc 111111 .‘10 cent» "yard,
in 1111th and girlluh whm Worn willie
dlue' Home Journal.
A "11A 1;!" the Firm.
b11111 one may “DY“.
111
be grill-v fully toward tiw 1mm 111111 the barb
hair.
ED
ie for 11111 1.11 mm mxd in the rpm 1111 ten-
11y oi the 1111111111.».‘11‘nw York Journal.
111111 11111111111111 11.11 Mu.
1111111111». 1111111111
wan ehcmrnged to undertake
11. be i‘TEl‘lQi‘EDyTh“
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i‘I'lllrl. ln‘lllifi’ lr'ulungmnnn 113qu. 111.53»
and n-V- mislv
‘1‘111'1111181111' 111.111 rml
111.1y bu- 11 V‘lIIliIIII 11111111111111». llllilltV-‘l'lillt'
111‘ 1412i" 11 1111111 111 ii\‘l“l' for 111 dollar or :1
Thor-m urn '1“
two yard:
rd .lIlpVVuI no crime m: yolk “VP“ 1111 low In-
do 11111111, living 21 luchnn wide. and
lowly I'ultml crapuu for 111 r'rniu. Small
iluuml, evil «1.1li alike for M" 112111:
.111 mm but are not 11*
A will; nlIirt. V'VMI 111‘ the 11111 in] 114111111;
(211111111; wuint ow r the comb or nilky mt-
toII liIIiiiu.~EnIIIIn M. 1100])” in in
To be in the modv. whatever other
the women of the
hour iindn that 111111 rt'qulrvn 1111111111 mv
wring 111' black i'V-lt, tnrm-d up at. the 1111
1111111 and trimmed tlIui‘I' W'm'flmily with
mm'niub 1111111111 room 1111111er that loan
1.111111le the plutnnunt thorn are al
the aids. to number of loops of ribbon
111111 a 111111111111 bur-kin. This *1er 111 he:
lire. 1111i irliy 14. Lloyd in again to!!!"
1m; iwr abilitiw ax nvmonw‘rx'iel trim!-
or in Bimini. Hhv istwptrmshiing norm:
pally in . cw York city of which-1w in
head. and which duole in "11 WW 1!. 11
111111 'ulil inn of goods for a drummer to
her 11111113111 trip. me air
it by the
'1“.
Special Dispatches to the-Sentinel,
lo the Hour oi doing lo '91....
01111111 A mount 11m.
Senator Cormack Resolution W
Inimndenu oi Cuba, and 01mm. 1111
Friendly Services ol the United 8111“
. lo Suppress uIe Immanuel ,, ,_
Washington. D 0., mo. 111—me
1111‘. committee on foreign elim- ordered
it favorable report today on Banal” .
Cameron’s resolution recognizing the
independence of Cuba cud altering th ,
friendly services oi the United State! to.
bring the insurrection to 3 alone. ,
Taken irom Jail and Lynehed.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Louisville, Ky., Dcc. lit—Two of the
Proctor, brothers were taken from the
jail .11 Rneacliville. Ky., 11111 night. And
lynched, and another was shot to deflh.
in his cell. The Proctore. Belch. Dink
and Bill, were charged with the murder
of Doe and Aaron Grafton, on Novem-
ber 24. The mob came from Adairville.
Will Study American Railways.
’ (ileeclal to the Sentinel.)
Tacoma, Wash, Dec. mas-Rintmo
Nomnrn, K. Takbo, T. Ynmaguchi and
ial Railway Bureau, of Japan, arrived
herb yesterday. They will begin 8 systo-
matic study of Amcrican railroads, in-
cluding the elevated cysteine. and will
report the remit of theirinvestigatibns
to the;- annnvsc government.
Prohibition a Dead Leiler in Kansas.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
To poke K111151191 Dec. l8. ——The bien-
11ml r1 one of Attorney General Dawes
state: that theprohibition law has not
been enforced under his administration,
nor nndertha’r of any of his predecessors,
nutwiIthnnding their reports to the
11111 in favor 111 its enforcement.
Weak and Lower.
Special to The Sentinel.)
“‘11“ :21er DD“? York, D90. 18, 10:20
a.111.-—Thl- railway and miscellaneous
elm-l; minim: uplrnml wool: and lower.
The lV-ading issues scored declines of 1-3
11134111111111. 11111112111111: ten minutes
.11 trading, sugar, l‘inck Islnud and Man-
lmilnn bring clspccinlly weak. Business
“'35 (1111:.” active.
1111 Editor Aesaseinaled.
(Sw- '1.” in The Sentinel.)
Birmingham. All, Doc. ”-41.an J.
Thornton. lemma» editor of the 1111’
l 'nunl)‘ .‘I'lV'Anr-I'. VV'nn' omission“! Tues:
day Iiiglll. Thornton had no pontoon]
~‘lli'lllli'H, but 1111: runnl-I'Iion with “The
.\11V‘.111r:~" wn—I :igIIalizvd by its inimit-
llon of 11 :erive 111 :Irtil'lo-u denouncing
'l'l‘tlllfl ldWitifih gallium
To Retire From Parish Work.
lilpcv'lnl to The ll-Vntlticld
lierib 1rd. "1'0. inw’l‘llo Kiev. Franck
1’. Harry, now 111 ”11- 11111115111111. price“
It Ht. .lual'pl.'n l'.1111wlr:Il. lIanl-cllled to
retire from plu'Inb Vii-ill and to devote
'ViIIw 11 to Kill? hwiunu of young cock-II—
LII-1111's (or the privelhvxxl 01' the (5111110110
church.“ 4 7» ‘
Will ignore the Manage.
(8114101111 1:» Thu fienllheld
313411.11. liar. lelmll 1» 11.111111111011111“
11111 powmmcm have abandoned 0h“!
intention to adores-111mm toilet We
emmoni at Washington worming M
can 11! V’l‘Ml-ll'lil lilminnd'e
which micro to Spain and Cub! end will
ignore the rlvcnnwnt 1111113111111”.
Weather Foreml.
in; win! to The llmllhcld
Blew York. lire. ill—Jewel rm:
1.1.1111 11.111111111111111 tonight «a w
11y morning; warmer; fair end W
to northwceicrly 111111411.
missing From 1111 11m
”low-111110 The Second.
ties are lmllimr for the 1101170! WW
mining from his home in Mill I'm
aim 7mm.
'meihrflufieumwm
am My. Ute-icon.
ii. Iwaeki, civil engineers of the Imper- ’
1zontr.1ry,becen9ethc local sentiment in .
m .
M11311” y summon end eight. MM
Alhlalleimrn. lice. llwfimohligw ,
Kenymi 111m your. who but been
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