311151111111 2.7111
Entered at the 800th Noreen Penance
Second (ll-es Hatter
SOUTH N ORWALK
CONN“ SATURDAY. DECEMBER .,10 1896.
"1111111111111111111
1111111111111 Wrecked 111 Tempest: 1111
the Matrimonial Seas.
NONE HUSBAND NEVER CAME BACK
u.‘ tell his Wile Alter a Steridemn at Wed-
ded Bliss and is Still Among the Ilssln
nlrs. Ferris 8. lerellollse Created
a Divorce—Oliver Cares.
There were nine divorce cases on the
docket in the Superior Court yesterday,
but several were not heard.
Jennie D. Morehonse, of Danbury, a
good looking young woman, and well
dressed, was a complainant in a suit
against Ferris S. Morehouse. She asked
for the degree on the ground of infideli-
ty. She made a favorable impression
and enlisted sympathy. She stated she
married Mr. Morehouse on November
30,1885. A number of witnesses sup-
ported the young plaintiil' and she was
givena decree, together with the cus-
tody of her minor child, Mildred C.
Morehouse. .
Catherine Ogden, of Norwalk, asked
for a divorce from Benjamin F. Ogden.
Jr. She was married December (1, 18%;,
and December 1 i of the year following
he suddenly disappeared one night. She
said she had never heard from him since.
and she was in communication with his
relatives, but they did not know where
he was. She was living in Chathhm,
N. Y., at the time he deserted her, and
she never knew the reason he left. Mrs.
IF YOU PUT il HERE iT PAYS
WANTED.
i—i
ANTED. —-Cl1l111'ed woman desires posi-
tion todogoner11lhou~ow11rk Address
M. A ..bcnti11cl 0101- 11 houth Norw.11lk 1t
“'A\'ll1l)—A good girl to assist ill
the care oi children.
West avenue, Norwalk.
(ill 50
ANTED— I WANT THE PL BLIC to
know that I am now prepared and shall
in the future make it my husinessto l11r11i~h
rubberstampsol all kindwind supplies in-
cluding the celebrated 1111' (’ll's'llltill: souls
and steel stamps. stencils. n11 kel and bum-
signs. raised and sunken letters. 111111111 by 11111
atlonalhoal and Stampl Vorks. Baltimore.
Md . also check perioratore. letter copying
books. wit hont use of water. press or brush:
t pewrlter ribbons {or all makes of machines:
rahnm‘spntent pens. 0.15 postal scales up
toiouronnces: slotpencilsharpennrs Join
TBYU U.N P 0.13011)“ South horwalir. lieut—
dent-e115 Riverside avenue. East Norwalk. 11?
158 ANNABEL NASH. or New York 1111'.
legs leave to announce that she
beiound 011 Mondays and Saturdays. at
yuew avenue to talk with any who 111.111
desire lustructionln voice culture. 11 1 it
“~—
ANTED. —Ton experienced operaiolq 1111
straw sewing 111111 lilacs. Apply to Don»
nls lit Blanchard. 111'. W atcr street. 15011111 \‘or-
walk. Conn. 1127 if
LEANING and dyeing establi shmeilt No.
Raymond street. corner of South Main
street. 011111113 of electric cars. l'louth Norwalk.
Conn We respectfully11111101111111 to the citi711n
olSonth Norwalk Norwalk and vicinity that
We have estab ishod unisolves in the"-
dyelnz and cleaning business, and me now
prepared to 1101111 klndsol donning and dye
in the Mary bcst style and manner. Ladle-1
en te. dresses. either 111mb1 11 1111' “Nikki loaks
capes. inluilts’ capes. lloo1 s. et1'..ribholle
es. piano. organ. billiardcovcrs. muillcrs.
scar 8. ties. kid gloves. kill shoes zalso b1: 1th» is
cleaned and curled. Contiemon' :1 garments
dyed or cleaned and pressed in the bust. 111.111»
ner. C. BUT TEllFAlb‘ 11110 ll
1'6 LE'F.” M
m
’1‘0 LET. —-One large nicely furnished
. room, with hot and cold water and
furnace heal; most central location in the
cityznlso table boardcrs wanted. l’l‘lt‘l'e‘
very moderate. Apply at once to M r11. i‘
ll. Cooke, ll llllulord place. d1? Ill
n
Y ‘0 LET.-—Ncat furnished hour to lot to
1vspectablc ontlcman, Within three
minutes walk 11 110111 111111- llrst ilol‘ul;
rent 51 50 per week. “I“. “ '25 Havllnnd st.
OLET .~—Thi‘ee- room ollho over Doctor.
rent $111: two<roonl ollll: eovcrpoet- -olill 11
rent $111 Them al'o \Hely dcsllablo oilbos
and suitable for light nulnuhl-rul' 111g. inquire
at Decker s 71.1\ilwningtou~t1'1111t (Ill
0 EET: Fiist floor. fl\'.(troom11 1111 Won l.
word 111110111111 l'cut 8s'5r11olxis.s11lclllvl Hour
'17 Woodwardavuuuonont $11;lll1111:o:lr1111111-.
second 001112611 Woodward avenue. rout $11.
college 20 Woodward incline. 11 rooms. rent
81?: second floor. 1 rooms. 110 Wood-
ward monument is. E. A. Woodward.
‘0 LET. ~Cott11go containing six rooms at
26 est Main HEI'M‘A‘I Norwaik. 1’11.»
eesslonlmlnediau-ly .ll. iiawxhulst an if
‘0 LE P.
Norwnlk: one hulls 1 in Lowe sl root. host
to my residence. one house. tlvc 1111111111. July
et'k:throerm1ml1 on first floor. '1‘11ll1-s 11111111!
finnlytodohn ll. K1111pp.s'1\lest street. 151111111
orwala 1121”
T01“ LET .—Cotia¢e and wash 11.111.111.111111111- 0
land.by veal-on! .tloa month: noarllo
awn 8 titllon. 111111111111 box 2. llowaytun,
nu. Inquire abltiouagont. 10
01111110111411111 Henry 111.111.1111.:
L{IX more 00th out Quintard 11111111135 Ap-
nply 1110111111 E119. CLARK. is Quiutnid
FOR SALE
FOIT 11111114111131 it 111111 That 61111 no
ll dauueiiouel to healtino Use lltofillpc‘i‘t' a
a f 8 0! Your (l'l l‘fl 11111 \V (0 ’H.
110 ii: Sout‘Yi Nomalk Hardware Company.
w............... I -I. II... .
OB SALE-41m and three ply rooting, met
this en mi root cement. Houth Nor-
walk ardwareB 00.. 42 South Main sheet.
toham
Fogonietta— iidieet 5c
%Pgnedlct.rvz: No
treat. tmhe
older in the city. MAsk [or the Shamrock: ”11'1”
Ev BALE .—Buildln¢ loteoneoo 11W lit
11 lrable lot on Willeavenné
Apply to 1111‘1'1‘193‘307 {as it
W
lden.
MlBGILI—ANEOUS.
TEE AGE OF MUS (In—biaprloiln taught b!
an accomols teacher.
Temem 8111 per uiiurte.
film m,lwi";11'1ll.’ll’iil‘s
LOIT.
afiweenssflar tellstreet an! the
81900110. ebln 011 (mere ochetboo
Ti'tnlrenewtgén 11 dollar‘li‘l tiger wli
event 0 dice orator arslslli
«we (31:0a raves.
Inquire at .i 1
Ogden lives with her sister. in South
Norwelk. Balers granting the divorce
Judge Prentice desired more evidence.
An allowanceof $25 was ordemd in
the case of Salvator Chariot, 0,! South
Norwalk, against Lizzie Chariot. to be
paid 111 two weeks.
An allowance of $25 was ordered in
the case of Henry H. Maudlin. of Nor.
walk, against Sarah I". Mandlin. One
week was given the defendant to file an
answer.
In the case of Alice E. Clark against
Francis Burritt, a bond of $5 for prose-
cution. was ordered filed within two
weeks. ‘ '
—.0nyx tables. Indian stools. bamboo
novelties, down pillows and Morris
chairs for Christmas. Raymond 85 Sons.
RED MEN’S DANCE.
Enjoyable Concert Programme.
The most successful sociable ever given
by Uncoe Tribe,I. t). R. M., took place
last night in lied Men’s H.111, Wash-
ington street There was a very large
attendance, nearly all the members and
many of their friends being present
The proceeds of the sociable will go
toward laying a new maple floor' 111 the
hall.
Previous to the dancing 1111 excellent
concert programme was rendered by
Smylhe' s orchestra. It was heartily on-
joyod. Henry Gchrmann prompted
for the dancing.
Mr. Hill Arranges tor Hearings.
A Washington dispatch to tho Hart
ford Courant says: "Congressman Hill
Icturned todav from Norwalk and has
made arrangements for hearings before
the. (101111111 rcc committees at? 1111' the hell-
days on his bill authorize the construc-
tion of lighthouses, etc, in Norwalk
harbor. These lights are estimated for
by the treasury dcp: 1rtmcut. but under
the rules of the House th items, amount-
11111 to about $70,500, cannot be put in
the sundry civil bill unless there is a law
authorizing them. This rule, however,
does not apply in the Senate and the ep-
propriation may be put on there.“
——Any kind of a sleigh at Luther
Wright‘s Repository.
Daughters, 01 Liberty.
Twin City Council, Daughters of Lib-
ertydias clcotcd those. oillccrszC. , Mrs. Liz-
zie Brorhcrtrlu, A.(.‘., Mrs. Annic Smith;
V. C., Mrs. A. L. Brothcrtou; A. V. C..
Mrs. George Quick: J. l'x-C., Mrs. Ada
IA. Ferris: R. S , Mrs. Crabbe; F. S., M.
.1. Battery: treasurer, W. A. Hendrick:
guide, Miss Tessie Hendrick; I. l’., Mrs.
S. Belts: 0, R, F. (l. Brotherton: trus-
tee, Mrs. Ella Buckley; representative,
Mrs. Fannie Joyce; alternate. Mrs. Ada
L Ferris The installation ceremonies
Will take place at the first meeting in
January.
Championship Skating Races.
The National Amateur Skating asso-
elation announces the completion of ai'
rangein'onts for the championship races
this season on the Stamford Cove pond
January 22 and 2t, under the auspices
rf the Dating Athletlc club The dis-
tances are one-quarter mile, one mile,
live and ten miles. In the event of the
ice being in good condition the first day,
professionals will compete for cash
prizes. The racing of the second day
will be given over to amateurs.
——Fiue assortment of sleighs at Imthor
Wright 11 Repository.
From Patrolman i0 Sergeant.
Abram i‘. llnlsr', who was recently
appointed to the position of sergeant on
the New York police force, is 11 sou-i11-
lawot 24111111161 Ferris, of West street.
lie was formerly in partnership with
1)1'xt111'l\'.Colc, in the oyster business,
and is well-vkuowu and liked in Norwalk.
He has been less than four years 11 11111111-
ber of the force, and has risen l‘ rum pa-
trolinan to sergeant. In the examina-
tion for the latter position he stood next
to the highest of 12:1 candidates. Mr.
Hulsc's i'i'ionds will soon expect to hour
of his being made a captain.
~11rost iisll, .11" lb.
N. Y.1u11rl1ct.
Grand 11111111111 Deneili.
In the grand hospital benefit. ”Tho
Coming of the King,“ next Tuesday
night, in the Norwalk Congregational
church. thv best singers of the Norwalks
will be heard. ’l‘hcl-horus will consist
of forty voices from tho choirs ol' the
two cities. under the direction of Miss
Grrtmdet; 1.11np There will be 11 short
concert b1 tore the cantata.
“MM. .4............_.....
A Decision Expected In a Few Days.
It is expected that the. commissioners
will render a decision in a few days on
0' the damages to property in the proposed
out “$135;
extension of Railroad place. The at-
torneys, Scylnonre’aKoupp, ot‘ Bridge-
port, for the Eat Forming com pany, and
Attorney Light. for the city, finished
their arguments. yesterday.
M... M- MI.~_.W
1.1111111111111111. O Brien tl.
Their Hall Filled Willi "my Dancers—40
NURWMK’S 8000!. “FE
How Twin City People Spend Their
Hours of Ease.
THE AREA OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
Tile Topic oi the Programme Rendered by the
Friday Aliernooll Club at the Home ol Ire.
John H. Knapp—Meeting oi the H. P.
Club Willi Hrs. Baldwin.
The Friday Afternoon club Was enter.
tained, yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
John H. Knapp, of West street. The
"Area of the Mississippi" was the topic
of the programme rendered. It was ar-
ranged by Mrs. Andrew Thompson. The
first number was a piano solo, “The
Palms," by Mrs. Thoile; paper, "Sketch-
csof Literary Men and Women,” Mrs.
Charles S. St. John,inl ersporsed with se-
lected readings by Mrs. R. U. Shor-
wood, Mrs. lilorlos E. Jennings and
Mrs. Thedorns Nash; paper, “The Riv-
als,” (St. Louis and Chicago). Mrs. G.
C tiStillson; chorus, "Who Knows What
the Bells Say?" by Parker: reading
Irom'Longfellow‘s "Hiawatha.“ Miss
Minerva Nash; serial,(.‘1haptor VI, "For
Love of Country," Miss Hull. Thl-l'lnb
will be entertained on visiu as day, J 1111-
1111ry lst, 19107, by Mrs. John H. Ferris,
at. Rockcrcst.
The H. Rolobwas entertained last
night by Dr. and Mrs. .\. ll. Baldwin.
Their guests were Mr. and Mrs. James
H. Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Rood I'I. Flynn,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walter Pvgg. Mr. and
Mrs. Giles A. Gregory. Mr. and Mrs.
Josiah G. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam II. Palmer, Mrs. W. H. Baldwin.
Mrs. Imogene Ross. The lady‘s first
prize atwhist was won by Mrs. Ross,
and the gentleman‘s first 111111.11 by Dr.
Baldwin. Refreshments were served.
The next nicotina1 of the club will be
with Mr. and Mrs. chg.
Charles I". Dsuler, of the Danbnry
Dispatch composing rooms, and Miss
Della ()livcr. South Nors'alk, will he
married on January 37th 1811:. The
young “couple will start. after the worl-
ding reception, on a month's tour which
will embrace St. Augustine. Fla, and
other Southern cities. (in their return
they will make their home. in East Pearl 1
street, Dmhury.
About fifty tricnds of Miss Marni
Roscoe called at her home in Wostport
avenue, last night. and tendered her 11
surprise fparty. (lemon and dancing
were enjoyed, music for which was for-
nishcd by Harold Wilson, of Broad
River. A collation was served and the
festivities broke up about ‘3 o‘clock this
morning.
Rev. T. K. Noble and wife will go to
Danbury, Monday evening, to attend the
celebration of Forefathers' Day,at which
Dr. Noble is to preside.
Herbert A. Mathewson, of the Loans-
bury, Mathewson 6': Co. shoe factory. is
home from a western trip.
Mr. and 11111131131111 Eli‘s-recon sailed to-
day for Sweden in iug booked through
localagcnt .l. M Layton
T. il.l'o~1tcroi Dauhurv, spent yes
tcrday \vlth relatives in South Norwalk.
Mrs. T. K. Noble,
to Milldlotown, yesterday.
Miss May lior111111111,11i’ Norwalk. is
visiting an 1111111. 111 Daubury.
0f Norwnlk, wont'lMinnio Hillwurd.supported by a strum:
wRaymond .1.» Sons have 1111 1110' ':111t
lino of 1 hiilouiors,t‘ronl $111M upwarl
in onk,onr1y birch. golden oak and
\V llitc enamel for the holiday trade.
NEIGI'lBORS SAllED THE HOUEE
A Detective Chimney Causes ll Lively Blaze
at lalm Fanzllll's in Lexington Avenue.
A lire originating from a defective
c'himnoy broke out in John Fair/Jill's
houscnt "1 Lexington 11111111111, at 10:10
o'clock last ninht. and 1111111111 consider-
able headway bolero it was discovered.
Mrs. ll‘auzilli, who had retired, heard
11 noiselike the scratching of rats, and
getting 11p to ascertain its origin, she
found llamas outing their way through
the floor of the kitchen.
h‘he called her-(husband, who was cut
in the barn, and with the help of llclglh
bore the tire was extinguisml.
The loss is about 34100410101011 by in-
surance through Taylor di' (.lolden‘s
agency.
~11‘lne cut glass and novelties in silver
and chins at Plaistcd's.
alluvial-master 11111111}: 111113111 Promoted.
Colonel Russell Frost issued a special
order, this morning. appointing Quarter-
master Sergeant Robert 0. Mitchell to
be sergeant major, vice John H. Wade,
appointed 1111311111111. Sergeant Mitchell
enlisted as quartermester sergeant
February 71h, 180:1.
«11111111111 boys” winter cape. p’Brien
ls 111.111111'11111tllo to 1d
I'ls tho blind and on'llostru. 111111111' thr-
Afi Ill-D Tim IDITH.
at the letiloditi Christies
School Price pal ,W. 0. Facts was initi-
atedlnto thq order, and a proposition
was roeeivo from J. A Richardson.
Treasurer Gil .lrles l'l. Hoyt reported that
the lodge Is in a flourishing condition.
It has1 had 1111 310k benefits to pay since
organizationl and is accumulating quite
a bank acolbuut' also a separate tend
towards fur suing a room with the
Epwortb L111 gue in the new church. .
This being} the annual meeting, and
the lodge being one year old this month
the election lof officers was held, with
the followinly result:’ President, Dr. W.
B. Bean; vice-president, Holley B.
Slauson; storetary. Junins Brown;
treasurer, Charles E. Hoyt: collector.
Joseph E. Burtram.
Alter the business meeting an outer.
laiumeut was held. It c0us1stcd of the
following lprOgrainme; Plano duct,
Master Fred} and Miss Alice Pearce: 1'11 1-
lin solo, Chhrlcsv E. Hoyt; mule quar-
tetto,lli,cssrll. Stevenson, Drown, liar-
tram 11111111111111; piauodnet, M1'1-1.Wil-
11111111". lioy‘t and Miss Bertha Adams;
recitation, Blurry StevenSon; recitation,
'William I". Hoyt.
Refreshments were served by the
ladies present. follow (111 bv an alter (1111
nor speech by William C. Fonts.
After extending 11 1111111. of thanks to
Mr anertl. William I". Ilovt t'orthc
privileges oil their home. the ixiectiilg 11d- .
Jonrnod
~Buyl‘l1l'k a: Snyder skates, receive
flee ticketon bicycle, drawn Dec. 2-1,
South Norwalk Hardware Co.
‘ 11011011111 Amusements.
Farewell Peribrmence ol Horwalk's Favorites.
A good— ltizcd nudicnrc enjoyed a
sirong,1calisti1 performance 111‘ "'l‘cu
Nights in a liar 1111111131111111131111411. tllc
Norwalk()per'lHousc, bv the \‘11111111‘ ,. . . E .
l wing line of fancy r1.,1ckers both 111i
company. M1. Sewardnls Simplc,11nd
Mrs. Seward, as M hitablc, kept. the,
nullionco olouvnlecd with laughte'r l1_vl
their mmicaitics, and the orchesn' 1'1
numbers by the orchestra were greatly
enjoyed bythc audience. Tonight (in:
company ends its week‘s engagement
with tho “lBtrects 1'1? N..w York." and as
this play is a great favorite. on account.
of its many big1 scenes and lifelike. story
a ('rowdl 11 111111111 is expected. 'l‘l111 ulus'i-
cal programme ioi' tonight is the host of
tho \1 colt, and by 5111 rial request the
very funny descriptivo overture, “Thu
Village t')rll1l1estra" will he rcndcrcd be-
fore the lillFi- urt._w
"Black Creek."
The patrons of Iioyt‘s Theatre will
witness tonight the Ill':’51‘lllilll()ll of that
gloat- spot t11'11 lilar proddi' (ion, the “Black
Clock." All the strange draillaiic.
scenic and ballet features which made
the "Black Crook" famous thirty years
ago will be produced with up-to-dato
songsand 1111110111, marches, music and
specialties. 0110 of the unique fvalnrcs
introduced, for instance. will be the
"Johnny Dngans" and "Ilcnricttas"
and the specialties of clever Louise Mon-
trosc, who plays Carliuc, will be u revel-
ation. Site made the hit of herrarccr in
the New ll’ork production of this spcc-
table.
The Seward Company.
Norwallk‘s favorites. l1‘rl'1ll'ril' and
company, will lit,‘ at llnyt‘s ‘,l.‘ll11.111'1',
next week. in 11 r1-p11r111lro 111’ plplllM
comedies. most of which 111'11 ill-w 111111-
110 11111'1'1'11 1:111- 1'11.
'lligh 111111111: 1111- popnlurprll'url 1111111-
.\ spuial 11111111111
baton of l’rof. (lustav SaaillI-id. M 111-
1l11,v evening "The 10'1al111111” will bu
prl-st'lltodl, with $111 1' illl Ht'l'llt‘l'v and mo-
chzluicul cil‘l'cts. Special attculion is
callcdtollhc1'l1l\1~rtis111n11nt in another
column. , Reserved .111 .11: llru now on
sale at l‘llaietod‘s drug Hitll't‘, tioutll N111“
walk, 11111! i'imll'o‘s book store, Nor-
Wltll‘.
~
1 ., December
allovcpllllcoa before. p. 111
ill.
‘ A Romantic Young Lady.
The following appeared in th11 "per
14011111“ cblulllu of the Now Yuri. Ilcr
aid eomol time ago:
Allen .1 M mitotnrn at once to your
distressol homo and heart broken par
outs. It 1l1orly can explain you absence.
laasolcsll worry and heart llr'lll'a.
1 Mm 111 11 \\ill"1'\1‘lll.'l
l,v trauepircd that Agatha l‘l.‘
unghuly of New Haven and oi"
11: turn of mind film had wit-
Forlriven" and became so in
with the play and its theme
it final
was :1 ya
11 1011111111
messed '
fatuatcd
tlmt silo
reached At last sh . ru-
pcnted let her long absence twink”
homo ntlLd l'l-turned. Her only excuse
was the
mantle but she found the impulse to
Iollowi irresistible.
Nm'walk opera House. Christians,
matinee had eight.
The mommy rants .
l‘lvory lady will ruccivo a l'l-ww- ’
;1111 sent for fifteen routs if bought 111 the ,
followed the company for four:
weeks fiom townie town until it luldl
Louis lie, by
the play \vas so exquaitoly roc‘
WEST NEWS BY WIRE
Special Dispatches ie The Sentinel 11p
la the Hour of Going to Press.
SAFE BORDERS YEilY ACIIVE.
They Secure “.000 in Cash and 35.000 in
Cold in I Providence Jewelry Store, and
little Their Escape While a Police-
man Steed on the Corner.
181111111111 to The Sentinel.)
Providence, Dec. 111.—Two sales in
’ the jewelry store of S. W. Bassett 8:
Co. were robbed of $1,000 in cash and
$5,000 in gold last night. One of tho
safes was blown open with dynamite,
wrecking the interior of the store. A
policeman stood on the corner, iifty feet
away, when the explosion occurred, but
the burglars escaped.
~La'lics' desks in oak and mahogany
trom $0 upward, at Raymond 19.: Son’ 11.
Ships to Hendezvous tor Drill.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Washingt 1n, D1112 1‘ —-—A1'tiug Secre-
tary McAdoo of the navy, yesterday
afternoon, summoned the chiefs of con:
lrnctioil. cilgincsring and ordnance,
111.-1.11111» 111111
in illlii'
necessary
Conlnlodorcs Hicllbni'u,
“l‘dl‘l'i’ll
“1“"
l Sampson. 1111 1 them
whatever stops 1.1
expedite the repairs on all ships now in
counnissiun at the Atlantic
yards. 'I‘l1is1iciollistakcu.it is explain-
ed. in order that all available ships may
be ready to I'Clltll'Zthlls for drill purposes
l with Admiral Dance 5 tln i at Hampton
!
1 R i.|(l>' 11111 later than January l.
l 11' 1rd W11 11] and upholstcled, couchospai
I111' tables and hail racks Prices way
do“ 11 lt'iymond 1\' Sons.
1
A Mob Chases a Sheriff.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Louisville, K51, Dec. ltl—Thc sheriff
of Lorne county was given a lively chase
1
1
by .1 mob last night which sought to,
i
l l\111 i1 (icorgot‘. Merl-11111111 John H mm l.l
two months ago
mught :1 train for L111isville, arriving
here at ‘J:' to this 111 )rning.
~lx'noxdcrhy. (l‘Brion‘s.
Stocks Opened Firm.
(Swain! lo the Sentinel.l
York. Dec. ill-W1ill street,
10:2011. 111. Stocks opcncd (inn and in
New
sharprconcst. l‘ricos rose l-l i pvr
cent in the first transactions, Sugar. the
gmugers and internationals loading. The
improvement which was well distribu-
ted, was (1111' to the steadiness of tho
market for Axllol'icnu securities ill Lon-
i don.
~ L111 1k out for thc Tornado.
Killed Her Through Jealousy.
1141111'illlioTill-Sentinel 1
81. [1111114. Doc. ill.” .\utou l‘cn11111g.a
found the dead
hul'listl'r, In 1 night
‘ lo ly of h . 111111 stu-tchnl upon 11 wt in
one room, and in the 110111 roomihv
hurling.
the left temple. It. is bolicvcll that
1(1'1111111~1'bng was in low with tho “'0
1
111111111111] klllnllh-rll'lnom;1,111alousy
l
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; Brazil and the Cubans.
; 11pm ml in 'l‘hcfil-uilllnl l
l Madrid, D111: lllm'l‘ho govm'nlnohl of
llracil has formally declared that Brazil
will not recognize the Cubans as belli-
geronts, 111d thcllalilln government 111111
taken measures to p11 lh'lblt Italians from
embarking Tori ‘l1ba.
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A Great Blizzard Raging
(Special to the bontlnnld
tit. Johns. N. l"., Dec. l'l--»1\ blizzard
lwhichragod hero for (mu days caused
111111 b devastation. Telegraph lines nrn
.hrokell. 1111.1 railmlvs blocked, and all
truillc i111 polled.
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Willing to go as High as 350.0110.
5 ll-(pm-llll to The Huntinelo
1 San Francisco, Dec. lTwthn in-
formed that Corbett had suggested 11
side but of $50,0(Xl in his match with
1" itadmmous. the Australian stated that
he was willing to go as high as ”0,000.
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the 0101.11.11 assassins of lunar l’iorcel
Thn prisoners were}
hurried to l'l liz lilethtow 11 11nd at l a 111 1 in an authorized intvrvicw “m,
corp-motion sll'pbl'olhvr, Ill-111')“ Kink:
Bath had 001'” shot through'
Queen Lil Coming East.
1811661111 to The Sentinel.)
San Francisco, Dec. 19.—Ex-Queen
Liliuokalani is expected to leave this
evening for the East. She will go di-
rect to Boston, so it is given out, and
not to Canton or Washington. In Bos
ton she will visit the relatives of her
late husband.
—Dunlap derby. ()‘Brion's.
Three Thousand Pounds For 3 Fight.
(Special to The Sentinel.
London, Dec. ill—The Bolingbroke
club offers to put up a purse of £3,000
pounds for a fight between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons, the light to take place in
the club house.
,——Dress suit cases, bags and satchels,
at Comstock Bros'.
He Embezried $25,000.”
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Boston, Dec. lll-A warrant was is
sued this morning for the arrest of
Frank C. Meyers for embezzling $25,000
from the Boston Safe Deposit coiilpany.
—'»—Sleds and skates, low prices,at Com-
stock, Watkins & Dow’s :- .
Burglars Rob 1110 Post-oifices.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Portland, 0111., l); 1'. lll~-A telegram
from Oregon City says that the post-
oilicc there was cult-red Thursday night
by burglars. The safe was blown open
and about $2,000 in money, registered
letters and stamps taken.
Cr11nford,N. J., Dec. lit. Burglars
1forced an entrance into the post oilice
this morning. The 5an was blown open
and 3.,11001'11 postage stamps and $271 in
cash taken.
«(7.111111 for Xmas. (l‘Bricn‘s.
Five Killed by an Explosion.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Providence. Dec. Ill—A11 explosion at
R o‘clock this morning killed to or men
at the Kemp woolen mills.
an employee. who came with his din-
11111', was also killed.
“11.11.11.111. 11-1511111'1’.‘ "
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lbeprecates the Cameron Resolution.
leWial to The Sentinel.)
Washington, Dec. 10 Seei'ctnrytllney
led l’ross correspondent, ‘today, dcprc-
’ c arcs the resolution of Senator (. amtron
lrcmgni'l 11;: Cuban independent-,c and
' says that the recognition oi ( mini is a
matter that i‘ ongress can t (illllptl.
Ridgeileld 5 Town Hall Dedicated.
liquor in} to The Sentillol.)
Rillgrlinll-l, 1111c. lll.~'l'he new 1211,0111)
town hall, at Itidgciield. was dedicated
with imposing 1'1're111ol1i1-s last night by
the Ridgolil-ld club.
orons nearby towns wore prt‘sr'nt.
Visitors from nunr
~—l’ork sausage. xz‘ lb. N." l'. 111‘k'l.
A St. Paul Hotel Burned.
15111'1i11l t11:'l‘llc Holltilll-l. ‘
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illotl-l located at vavnlh ltobvx't-
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New Year‘s day.
Weather Forecasts.
55511111'lnlt11'l'lltlir’l-tltilli-lm
Now York. lll'l'. lily-[11111.11 forecast;
Stationary tompcraturc; northwest
winds. lilt‘rt'll's‘lil“ in 1711-1111. tonight.
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llzll'ti'c‘ll'll lln' ‘itllto I’i'lsull Ili-
rcotol' l'l. M. (Thapln, 111 1' mo Meadow,
a well-known 1111111. the state,
dindai his home in Pine Meadow at :1
011101 is this 111111 ding
all on 1'
41111111311 11111111111111.1111111111111111wimp
enamel curly birch and lnrdacye maple.
for the holidays. Raymond it: alone.
11111111111911. Kama, 11113. 10-1—1“ Lake-
vicw, Thurmlay night. August Blemish.
aim-mar, was shot dead by his young
wifewho theorem a ballot through
her own breast, just missing the the
heart.
The wife of '
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burned this morning. logcthe'l',
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111 the 11'11rld,w.li be put into survu'c'
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The Work in Hal-walk Harbor A111
to an Albany Concern.
SEVElilY lilllllSAlill Billlli
The A. l Beardsley 0111131119 Coupe" *0
Lucky Bidders fertile Work in Five Iii
iliver and Bridgeport Herben-0ilm '
Contracts Awarded.
The contract for doing 70,000 cubic.
feet of dredging in the Norwalk harbor
was awarded at New London. Thursday,
toE.R, Seward, of Albany, for 35.950. ‘
The A. J. Beardsley Dredging com-
pany of, Bridgeport, secured the con-
tract- for dredging 20,000 cubic feet 0f
channel in the harbor at Five Mile.
River, 1111111111 being the lowest crave
competitors.
The company was also awarded the
contract for deepening the outer channel
of Bridgeport harbor in accordance with
the specifications of the government on—
gilicers, and for which the last Congress
appropriated 1318000 The bid for the
work in this harbor was $14 000. There
.11; 110111111 cubic feet of the channel to
be dredged.
The following contracts were also
awarded: Cos Cob harbor (00,000 cubic
fool), William H. Taylor, Jr, Jersey
City $3.400; Greenwich harbor (35,000
cubic for: l. Hartford Dredging company.
$3,743; Stamford harbor (80,000 cubic
feet). 11‘. H. Brui1111rd,l\’cw York,$7,600.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.
Pastors and Their Themes in the Pulplis 0i
Nerwaik Tomorrow.
' (lraco CLlll‘ll' 11. Rev. S. H. Watkins,
rector. Sunday, December2o, 8 a. 111..
Holy Communion: 10:30 a. 111.. Morning
Prayer, Litany and sornion: 12 m., Sun-
day school; “51011111., Evening Prayer
and sermon. The rector will oiliciate
and preach. Services on Christmas
lDay at 7:30 a. 111., Holy Communion;
10:30 a. 111., Morning Prayer, sermon and
Holy Communion.
At the South Norwalk Baptist church.
tomorrow. the pastor will preach in the
morning. In the evening there will be
a Sunday school Christmas concert.
The other services during the day will
he at the usual hours.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
1'.hurcl1 Rev. A. S. Kavanagh, pastor,
Rev. C. E Benedict will preach at
1:11 Win 111. At 111 111. the last sermon
ill the st rlcs on “ The Gospel 011 Wheels"
1w1ll be given. Subject, "Wheel Tap-
ping.‘ Attcntive and courteous ushers
lulll111'coiuulod'.111~ the people so far as
l pos~il1lo. 1) 00111011911 at 0:250; service be-
' gins at l o clock
Norwul k Methodist Episcopal church.
.1. ll. Wyatt, pastor. Preaching on
Sunday by Rev. W. W. Clarinet Brook-
! l ,vn. Dr. Clark is 11 former pastorof this
‘i‘llill‘i‘ll. Sunday school at 12 n1: Ep-
worth Lezlguc meeting at 11de p. 131.;
preaching services at 10:30 a. 111. and
7:30 p. 111.
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(‘alvary Baptist church. Tomorrow
1111-. 1". 1;. 11111111111 will preach at 5:110
p. 111. Rev. 1.. W. “7111's at 7:30 p. m.
! l"li'st Congregational church, Tl‘lonms
K. N11l1111,p;1~llor. Services at 10:30 it.
111. and 7.310 p. 111. The pastor will
, preach morning and cvcnlng. .Morning
subject, " The Prayer of lhl‘1 Prophet; ”
(Vt'mllu. "The. Early Ycarsota World-
ltcuowued King." l'lvcryhmly cordially
lwv mull-d. .lnnlor ('bl'l’slinn Endeavor
‘mlwllnl: at 51 p 111 ; 51111111rChrlsllnl1 l'ln-i
«tumor binding 111 1340111. 111.
l-‘ul'rfalhcn' My Will ho celebrated in
grim .51 1111b Nol'wulk Congregations]
church. 11.111111'row morning. l,ll'.(,l11rald
i ii Board will preach a sermon 1111 "Con-
‘ rrgnllnllullslll.” l'lmwmg 1111111111114 from
11in» lllhl'll’y and Ilit‘llluiln of the church
gl'olllub'ul by tho pllzmlu fathers, The
1 .‘1l1'1l'111'lub 1wrvh'r 111 the evening prom-
lmntolawlsaltracllw 11111111 3011 given
1111111'l'lhl11'l1111‘11 llil'lllt‘l'rl. The serum"
Will lu' rlvhvl-l'l 11 by lll'v. Edwin K. Hol-
111111, 10' “tour-311111, pasturof tho illivot
H'hurx'h. on " Young People's Loyalty to
t‘hrisl.“ il‘im wril machine the preterit
young 1111111111911 hvril‘e. The. choir mil
111111., 1 ” Loyalty 1111111111111," ahyluu flout
l‘n- new 11.11111 111311111151 11.111110 by Moody
(and l'iulllwy. Miss Nash will reader I
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Officers 11.11.11 1111 Celllllddes inflated.
'Iill't'lm llollgo. l. U. H. In, met 1.“
night and unlisted three candid!“
Tho oiliccrs 14111111111 were: Noble 31““,
Mrs. 11. ll. 1111111111: rimmed, nits
l'ioi'ellco Jennings; secretary, Mrs. J.
W. Fallon; tremors-r, Mrs. John Hi M
memi mythical-ht secretary, Mrs. Wil-
tcr Hyatt; director, Arthur L. 1111mm.
District Deputy H. H. Nichols was in:
riled to install the oillcers 011111111018.
It was voted to go to Distillery, didn‘t]
11, 1111111111 11111111111111 in that place.”
wsmclal prices on horn blunts
until January let. South NW.“
Hardware company
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Norwalk Chronicler