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SOUTH News
serum ml . .‘
the lessee! m M es W
Hill Wflmdfl III! lee-w
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The distressing railroad maiden! at
East Norwslk, yesterday afternoon.
which sent five men into eternity within
Lost a moment‘s warning. continues to
Lbs the main topic of conversation and
gluterestin Kermit and vicinity. The
l news of theirdeath, am made widely
{known through The Sentinel. was a
l prom-sting hereavemonttotheir familiar
l and a great shock to the many new
‘ of the dead men, of whom were well
known undresmc d residents of Nov-
walk. .
One singular feature of the acciden
E was that it occurred directly opposite
l the home, in Hanford place. East Nor-
l walk, of Frederick H. Field, who was
l the pnéineer of the freight train that
killed the men. Mr. Field is proetmted
by grief over the sad aiYair, for which
he was in no way responsible. His train
was running parallel with the express,
both being on the west-bound tracks,
and his locomotive was but a few
feet behind the one on the ad-
' joining track. The steam and smoke
‘ from the engine. together with the noise
‘ made by that train, undoubtedly pro:
, vented the section hands from seeing or
" picked up and hurled some distance,
and fell mangled and bleeding to the
rubble roadbed. With the exception of
Mr. Shea, the men’s skulls were crushed
and their bodies were considerably mutiw
was breathing when people arrived on .
the scene, and he soon became uncon- }
scioas. Charles Rose hastily summoned
Dr. F. B. Baker, but even Mr. Shea was I;
beyond a physician's help Shortly
afterward Medical Examiner Burke ar-
rived, the accident having been reported
at the South Norwallr railroad station
by Engineer Field and Conductor lea
Intyre. ‘
Undertaker,“ .D. W Raymond wise
summoned to tallhhharltll‘d! “as bodies,
and he removbd them to his‘ home in:
Washington street. Later they were
called for by the various undertakers
fl es the 4...... grandest om point.
1for!immunesums»{shuttersludauwer
’ wed of WW. and did not petite
hearing the freight train. They were j
lated. Mr. Shea was the only one who 2
It was so: may to whistle
addumrewewto heedepprmhlng
trains. Hemmfnight min jul
it em. , 110 we running shoot twenty
manhunt.
more“ ”KID" W.
fired afieldrsid hehudworkedfor
the timeout reilmad as an engineer
for nine years. and was running the
South News": and BMW um
way freight, yesterday. The express
‘ ' hint or his «rise em com
ing up the bill out of Weslmrt. He
did Myanmar attempt to pose the or
press. He was running ' rut twenty
miles at: hour. lie off steam at
thewhlte bridge. east of the Earl Nor,
Mall etaticm, and was winding down at
the ”aisle own WMil-um Passenger
trains, he sold. slotted up for signals
iuearhis boom, enrol in did ilw some
‘ When the wager train slow-d up the
smelter settled so be «avoid no: we readily.
lilo applied the brakes and slroul
that time three men sppearedou the
trash in {unit of him. lie was wry
Lpoeitivetimy came from track W. on
the north side. lie C’tmlll not we them
instill lie: was not nurse then lwomr
Llengths away. He whittled rl'psutmlly
§sud 8‘?th all lyrics, but out mm; the
lengths had hit them. if the roan had
item using culinary induction they
wouldnotbave been hit. They would
have mu :8 mills in either direction
Eliedid not run om seven freight ctr
lengths helm:- the train stopped. lie
‘, had passed the some gaps; for years. and
gum never bid a fatal eminent
below. He had spouse to Mr. Powers 2: 1
: number of times aims getting «uitof the
way quicker soul using more «volition.
, W. A. Gilbert mid Mr. Powers bud
* the reputation of lingering on the musk.
i owing been} this trial» ileum elilpluyos.
E Coroner um staid lilo other on that
there was moamlevsnxm or megligcnro‘
on: the part of either main-l r.
«(momma isms t‘iil'l to s.
«Fumes J. “More, of Valley l‘lulfe. tin:
iotemssnof‘tho section, haul brill lbw.
position for the pest toil illil‘l’e‘. lie was
regarded use «:‘r'vnrpritmt, «useful also.
always attentive with»: «intuit. “I" was
foriyvsiiu years of use. He leaves a furrow ,
ly, consistintrof his wife. We sow and
twodaughtmw (low of" thoroustrme 1'.
Posters, fiermpl‘oymlm the railroad at
Wilson “lust. Mr Powell’s true a rumb—
0
m m WEI”?-
‘1 Wm" Wells M are I Perl el
(Winnie.
Editorflflwflenfiuel—Dcnr Sir: Not
being able to lay elaimtospeciul brlb
lluucy. but, on the contrary, feeling
sadly my inability to proseut the truth
in "words that breathe and thoughts
that burn."l hesitate to pick up the
lance thrown down to me. What good
can my puny efforts do the Church and
end what mind has she of them? None;
and this must end the discussion so far
as I out wncerned.
The master minds of all ages have put
themselves on ficord in the matter. and
all can know the truth who really desire
(ode so. The strength and continue-
tion of the Church are its own best
witnesses ol.’ its eternal foundation. The
giant iiimllclos of all time have been
«salient tolwcome as little children in
maesptlng the “faith once delivered to
the Solute.” and instead of being in sign
of sweat mind to want to understand
and work out everything for oue's self,
it lsnol' infrequently as sign of conceit
and prmijndice.
To sill really desiring information up-
on the subject, I would refer to the
Works of the early, uudlator writers,
11991) tlieclmrch and its teachings, and
any motor will cheerfully furnish a list of
smirboo’ks as Would best suit the busy
mall or woman. '
As totbose who are only superficial,
and whose objections to form and core-
umnylnsyormuy not be earnest and
heartfelt, I will say just a word. Form
and ceremony are a part of everything
in life, and to do away with it would be
to uproot all existing conditions. Then-
ls, however, less form and more real
meaning to many things that may seem
sirniigvtonaost people not accustomml
. to use certain things done as acts of pub-
lic Worship, than is apparent. No one
can know how real things are unless
they em in the very heart of those
things, and what may soon) cold and
1.:wniiiiitzlcss,are more often the “ulll~
- ward and visible signs of an inward and
spiritual grace. Only to those who
know can the Church be the blessed
reality it is, and only those who know
this, know what it is to really live; all
else is mere existence.
Withthunks for the courtesy shown
mo, 1 box to susoribe myself. and trust I
in uy live and die
A Clu'm'uwmm.
' fIRE users ills slur.
her of the Armless: threw of Hibernian
: His body was 1: when to Fulcrum Kur- l
enamels rooms. "the mm will be .1
held at 9‘ o‘ehm‘lk tmwrrow pruning. st '
St. Mary's church. ‘
l
l
,A Blaze in the Huron Place Exllnuuished 8e-
iore the Arrival of ihe Deparlmani.
The Norwalk fire department was
summoned to the Mason place in upper
Main street, yesb-rduy afternoon. by an
‘ .1 TfifiRTSDA‘Y, JANUARY", 28. 1897'
Graaelul Matron: sell Gallant Old
seauxouiur floodlime.
FOR THE BENEFllfllfp‘lllE HOSPITAL
um. Formullly he! at item at Loclwnod’e
llsll Last Night—mosaic! ml Slalely Square
Dealings! soul and SIM a Lively Pol-
lui mills": in Bmllllle lonelomy.
About three hundred representative
persons of the Twin Bltles assembled in
LOCkWUOd'S Hull. last; night, for a real
old-fashioned good tbne. There was
good old-fashioned. music by \Vi’lzlllll‘
hammer, and. there were plenty of
quaint, stutely, old-fashioned square
«lenses, with now and again a polku or
lively waltz to break the monotomy. No
one Wore his best suit of cloths». and
there was little formality, but lot... of
fun.
“Ye Fiddler," in the person of Mr.
(.llfon, of tit-.imfortl,was an institution
that was appreciated by all. He fiddled
and sang and gave the calls at one and
the some time, and provoked much
laughter among the dancers, who bud
hard work to keep pace with him in his
indefatigable "fiddling.” The ll )or was
covered with grueofulduncers, those over
age predominating. All danced long
and bruvol y, however, for the benefit of
the Hospital.
Between 10 and 12 o’clock refresh-
ments were served in old New England
style, and it didnot require a very great
stretch of the imagination for those who
pnrtook to believe they were eating the
dessert of on New Eugluml Thanks
giving (lllllll‘l‘. Those delicacies of ouri
ancestors, puu‘kin pie, mince pie, dough~
Proceedings of the House oi Retiree
.turllny, was rho introduction of n rim-solu—
nuts, crullers and Injuu puddiu' were
liberally provided and heartily onjoyml 1.
The general committee of armour-l
merits Won- Hon. John ll. Ferris mull
Robert VsiuBuren, president and vice!
president of the Norwnlk Hospilul asso-
ciation, and the floor committee Hon.
John H. Ferris. Robert Vnullurvu.
Richard H. Golden, Carl A. llursrrnm,
Christian Swarm and John W. Realty.
The onlor of dances follmvs: (irmmr
Norwulk march; 8iciliau circle; Nor-
walk luuoiers; South Norwnlk qumlrillv;
(.‘rnuliury polka: Winnipuuk reel, u in-
Virgiulu: Nine Pin,;?,‘,llt0-dutt.‘; the New
Hotel waltz, dreamy; Norwulk Club
luuciers; Money Musk; h‘iremi-u's (rule—
doniun ounrdrillv; East Norwulk uino-
pin; West Norwulk polka; Town House
lunciers: Silverminv quaill‘lllt‘Z Virginia.
, her, on the New London side.
ONLY EIGHlY MEMBERS l’llESENT.
m
tentative: at Hartford, Today.
(Special to the‘Bentineld
Hartford, Jan. §S.-—There were just
eighty members present at the opening
of the House at 11:30 today. They were
in session just one hour.
Several bills and resolutions were in-
troduced, one an act which provides
thutwomon taxpayers may vote in any
city, triwn or borough meetings, when
they hold property assessed at $500 or
more.
An act regulating the taxation of pro-
perty held by any ecclesiastical church
society. By this not such property is to
be taxed as other taxable property,whieli
shall be exempt in the sum of $25,000
Speaker Birbour appointed those pur-
muueut tellers: (Iolkius, of East Lyme;
Mansfield, 01' llm‘wiuton; Hull, of Wil-
liugtou; Hutchinson, of Essex. .
The House adjourned to next Tuesday
ut noon.
The Senate transacted only routine
business, Senator lice presiding in the
absence of the lieutenant governor, and
adjourned until next Tuesday at 12:30.
The chief business in the Senate. yes.
tlon. asking for an amendment to llli‘
(.ieneral Statutes so that Hartford, New
Huveu null Bridgeport, beginning in
l‘illl‘l shall trienniully elect from two to
live assessors, their terms to be succes-
eivo, one for one your, one for two
yours etc.
A Steamer Ashore.
(Special to The tieutinel.)
New Lindon, Jun. 2%«Dur2ng the
violently raging storm which began last
night, it simmer of some sort, suppos-
ed to be the freighter, Mohawk, of the ;
New London Steamboat company. went E
above on (iosliou Point, in the Sound,!
at the mouth of the New London hur-
l'l u'ly this morning whistle: of (lls— -
tress Wore heuril nu hlllll‘l‘ and word was
iunnviliutely sent in this oily. Captain;
Soul, the brother, has gnlll‘. to tho scene},
with il tug. Tho Mohawk, which is 11*
1
, in growl (-onwris liill‘. recitals, in New
. York and :ill lhe largo cities in America. .
. slou for her extremely creditable and ar- l
mu: HAD aromas m.
lie Fought the Milly Sherlll and if was
Necessary to Sit on llim.
The regular daily "sense. ion” in the
Kippie murder trial took place. yester'
day morning in New Haven. Near the.
end of Kippie's cross'oxaminatlon the
prisoner became furious at the long se-
ries of (meatless fired at him in rapid
succession by State Attorney Williams.
and dashed from the stand. Steuomu-
pher Cogswoll tried to climb over the
big tuble to get out of the way. fearing
an attack. _ Kippio fought the deputy
sheriffs who se‘z‘ul him, and it was
necessary to throw him to the floor ullll
sit on him.
Just about this time Mrs. Calhoun,
one of Klppie’s sisters, who named it
diversion, Tuesduy, by, indulging in a
lit at a critical time, went into another
spasm and was curried out.
It was necessary finally to drug Kipn
pie down stairs, where be was quieted
in some way known only to the sheriifs.
The crime-examination brought out
nothing new. Mr. Willlmus‘ efforts
were apparently directed to proving
that Kippie,cmil‘rury m 1119 testimony
given on the direct, hire mgood memory.
'Nttwusssotlu l2
How Twin Cily w: swam“
\
HEARTS it its. llllilllllll Ann’s
--W.¢
The Prize: Ilion tv colonised In. Leslie
Smith, um. George ll. ileum and
Thomn I. Raymond~leelleg all!!!
lulu Slrul Wills! Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Allen. of Wash-
ington street, entertained a large oom-
psny of their friends, last nightmnrds
being the feature of the entertainment.
The prizes went to Mrs. George R. Van-
Alstyue, Mrs. Leslie Smith, Thomas I. .
Raymond and Colonel smith. The
guests were Colonel and Mrs. Leslie
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C. H Ainthorpe.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Jennings, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Putoheu, Mr.
and Mrs. H. A. Mathewson, Mr. and‘
Mrs. P. G. Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. G.
R. VuuAlstync, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel
T. Hutch. Mr. and hire. '1‘. I. Raymond,
Mrs. W. S. Stevenson, Mrs. Leila Weed,
Miss 'Bohaunnn, Miss Lillian Bohanuan,
Miss l’easo. Mis Julia Stowe. Miss Mary
Kirby Jennings, quk Nash, Dr. C. G. I
Bohnunnn, Homes Hutch, Charles Mil-
ler, Edward W. Beard, ()scar H. Banks.
POPULAR uuussuesrs.
The Span oi Lilo.
The Span of Life, a ploy full of excit-
ing incidents, mixed with occasional
mirth and attended by some realistic
scenic parts, was presented at the Nut-
wulk Opera Uillls‘i', lust night, to an ap-
preciutive audience by the William Cul-
llt‘l‘ c'mipuuy. The ploy was one of the
best ever even at the house.
Mrs, (Maude Allen gave a hearts
put y Tuesday afternoon, at her home in
Washington street. Six tables were 00-
cupic 1. Mrs. Joseph Jennings won first
prize and Mrs. W. Fred Ambler the
consolation.
‘lho Ollie Tarbell Company.
The management of the llllio Toi‘beil.
company, which willbe all Lockwood's
llall, nox‘. Monday night, fools highly
eluted in lmving'seoured for the company
such .i mperb artist as Miss Lucio ll.
Blows-in. Wherever she has appeared,l
,.
J. M. Inytou and family went to
Sloth Orange, N. J.. yesterday, to
amend the marriage of Mr. Laytou'e
Sislrl', Miss Julie N. Layton, to B. F.
Uuilur
Miss Maud Wesvenof Main street,
. utertninecl illi} Main Street Whiet club,
[last night. The prizes were won by
Mm. King. Elli-s. Eugene L. Boyer and
Mill )ll l’wk. l
she has crmi‘rd :1 must f;‘.vr.rubln impros- l
. . . "WV“ '. li.‘ .. " ' ‘ ..-.
new ireiilhlor, runs between IVEW lmn- l m u ‘l “”1”: “1‘ ”in!“ “1" proved to bpi “'ANTED' fl
. . ’il)3~‘ mo': in . -4
don illlll New lorlr, and woellue to air-l t n. t I.) ,m u “y grist Innate, .M‘ WANTED
{much With the press as Wllh the public. I ’
rive lll-l'l‘ this morning. The blinding“,1 ,‘ . l , , .
snow Tl'llll9PS ii impissiblo to we then“ m h «harming llllll graceful, her? ’1 (ill luxplSI'lCllCCd Operators
Uzi Straw Sewing Machines.
stunner. but "sliormueu think they l‘i‘~ nwtlwl R line. and NM displays “("91“
slimline tho Moknwk‘s whistlemml tlivro M“ “Mr” M” “mmm‘f'fl technique 1
stuns to be no doubt iliul it is the Mo~ 5 by“ Lucio E Muwson is a grant- nmuisi- :
bowl; which is, ashore. ,tion to trim .iln-mlv strong null admirable " Dl‘INNlS & BLANCHARD,
li‘oluliiuutlon of prominent musu‘nl urt~ j
illitvi- l 132 Water Street, So. Norwalk, Ct.
l M . ..w.
i
Apply to
Worst Since the Blizzarl. l
{Sllm‘lul in The Seullueld l
New lluvon, Jun. flux—Tho present}
' AN l'l‘lll “MILLINER ~ Competent
milliuer. one used to citv trade:
must have bust of l‘E‘fr'l‘l‘Klet’. No other
Hermann the Third.
who are to have charge of the funerals 9
Michael bliss were m attired fitlwwu; 1. . . ,- 7-3 h... 1-,. a fin.
VISITING TEE 80mm l a dim from b)X ) , to out ,i eh
Speaking of I'l"l'l'lllilllll the Third's1m.,,dmmly_ Address p. (y Box 3‘5, Not-
01‘ Fleet Nowellt, WWW '3‘“ 53 tiller!” 3 in the cook room of the house, which is
storm, which is general throughout the l {my bow m on English ”making :m-li- , \i‘nlkJ'mm. 328 lw
reel .
As the news of the awful calamity
passed from mouth to mouth. people go'-
thered in great numbers in front of Unl-
dertaker Raymond's establishment, at
one time the crowd becoming so great as
to almost block the sidewalk in thr-
vicinity. 0n the opposite side of the
street many ladies, who stopped to inn
quire what had happened, stood for sev-
eral minutes with their eyes turned“ to-
ward the undertaking rooms, and as the
story of the accident was related thei
faces bore alternate traces of horror and
sadness. When the bodies were brought
over, one by one, from East Norwullt.
the men on the sidewalk, many of whom
had known the dead mun intimately in.
life, pressed about the doors of Mr. Roy
mond's ofilce, eager to hear and see any»
thing that might be said or done. All
the afternoon. until darkness set in,hun-
dreds of morbidly curious people also
flocked to this scene of the accident, and
many of them bore away grewsomo re-
lies in the shape of pieces of bone and
street. Ila lit-evils a WWW and u isriill)’ g
the Washington mirror «mooring; in heath f
Norwal‘lt, when the «mine paw-ll in,
row warning. studies the alienation ol ;
llnrlertmltr r listening?»
Stuart anvil (Elmiivectimt swallow. llw
compitnlywwams 3w cumin-vim, ml Eil-
was also sullen in chimps by i'wbmolm-
towlrrow.
John (Julianna was a resilient of lbw-
age. The funeral will by attended from l
lit. Mary’s ti‘lillliliita‘hl an ill o‘clock tether-i
leaves at larger homily. Tom arms are we f
plbyerl by the «immune-2i ltlilroad‘
Kuwait. The few.“ will be sliced, g
edi truths lit. Mary‘s shortlist in a. in .
flesh, and fragments of clothing With 1.3er whereb‘e loosens owls We nil“
which the trucks were strewn. The
blood spots on the ties and roudhod were
blotted out with sand.
ooaonan ooras‘s moi‘uwr.
Dr. Burke telephoned to Coroner no
ten, and he arrived in South Norwul’lt
about 4:30. He decided to hold an in-
quest thi. morning at 10 o’clock in- the
cities ovar. Burke. There were presv
out atthat time Miss Currie Flyinvrton.
who lives at 29 Fort Point street.
near the ‘ scene of the accident
She testified that she had her attention
attracted by sharp blasts from; the
whistle of the freight engine.md then
saw it stop, while the express pmdl on.
The smoke from the engine of the latter
train was very dense.
William W. Gilbert, who lives in Van
Zandt avenue, saw the two trains conu-
ing in almost together, and heard motel :
Ilium whistles from the freight trail“.
he should judge. The track at this:
point is straight. His attention was
first attracted to the heavy black smelter
that obscured the track.
Eugene H. Ailing, of New Haven, the
engineer of train No. 95, commonly
called the Colonial express, said he
mused the South morwulk depot at not
p. us. He could not locate the mm. ;
and had no recollectim of seeing the
men at work on the truth, and signal-r
mom. nears not think the sum
werevery close to his train. There‘s!“
no annual mount of smoke, amt
whet always «use from shutting
child. Hc‘mil‘tfiblw‘l‘mv M NH. [Mill‘-
are, earl Married with the family in
Valley Pines. lie was: silent thirty-nine
years close, and was born in Full» illi-
lage. Mr; column truly am fright-
fully annealed. with law men.» out of!‘
below the buses, lulu shall use will “like”
earl: steadied into a shawls“. comm,
snout m. use My. mmlomdl
from VlbW,-WM sent to history this
‘ mutant for Metal.
limitation more was on llullm. and
ow. two doughnuts and s was. lie we»
shoot thirtyrfilvoym of m His pimps
,m mmmi st (hm term. his resell
was badly «when and new sand {m
bore deep until WW. 11w towel
will probably Ire lurid MW mu»
emwmm
1.. [limbs m summon. has
Upsilon! street. for «now time. has been
. mum slime youtmky winning. sell! it
‘lstlhiugbtm Wm my have mine
to hint. ”P ”were in More “last.
night. 1mm e We end peck,
lMMsmmm
“by W.
wait time“ em. mi Tues»
any stylist. will turmoil (on too to :9
(rum. in! the diving we‘ll”. «has
mummmwe in». canal
hyihelmlller mm. A me miss
,m
Wm.uwdwuysder
,mmmummmm
lived in Wood «rust. lie later a trid- ,
been boarding Willie AWM um. M
MINMW 0f the Sleuth flora
lxxzupicl by (,Jliurlos Owens.
ol‘seven' abdomen-Filmed.don't-r. will ”he luau-s. which mm discovered
limit, Mic-hatch, lists. Mary and Shellie,
new” 1"” “WWW WW} flurrfimfidhr 1“ :froin Sonic unknown cans".
by Mrs. ()u‘vns. started uudvr the sink
Shv ul-
iempmi to extinguish the lire, but it
bad painerisuvh hmvlwuy that her of-
lll’lli‘lt‘l'rml‘dl film" litter “WWW?! “3W “b“d' iforts were unsuccosdul. She. culled to
island. he hurl bum n-wnployt-id rm tin-l,
section. no true fi'rrtywiglht your» oil
(women who were passing. and with
their assistance the llamas were vxtin~
guishcd before the arrival of the depart--
input. which responded very promptly
A enroll portion of the woodwork and
. ywall were burned. The loss amounted
. John Grime [lived so the wearer “f?
to about $3.1.
John Musothcowucrof the house,
died a few days ago in Brooklyn, his
lleto home.
‘rn waslvarnml by (Thief Engineer .‘I.
ward ilnl Stamford, out an litmus-wiser. Hr: l '5’. l’mwitl. that the the was l‘llll'illd by
. . l
was titty-seven were of was. "is body '
Ullild rags, which bud been temporarily
, Ill-ft under the sink.
Pilgrims Arms at Gibraltar.
The steamer Werrumlth at party of pil
l grime bound for tlielloly bend on board,
F uniting llioln llev. W. .l. tilmzutn,formor-
, ly of St. Mary‘s (thumb, Norwulk, urriv~
:05 at (libmltur. Monthly night. 'l‘lft'
, Worm Will lfillfl' the putty in Alexandria,
" Egypt, win-ow they will make a tour of
l’nhlsiine, and upon their return they
will Visit Home. whom they expect to
have so audience with the Pope. The
pilgrims have with them nu American
dog. which it is their Intention tom-pus»
it in the Church of the llnly Bupnlchrv.
5t Jerusalmn. They expect that their
trip will occupy almut twu months and
shut '
”ITO "Alli BUSINESS BOOI.
M llw tries at the Dealer more, Nomsik,
ler Friday.
lime of these guilds sold to children.
so; ill o'clock, best lining oambrlos,
3s per yd; limited.
to in ii o'clock, dress steels, he per set;
from steels, :li- per pair.
ii in it o'clock. M unbleached mus.
31.3, slit: per yd: l-rl iltandsrd bleached
nlmlln. li'go per yd.
_ 12 to i o‘clock, men‘s heavy rod mo.
rlno hose 3 pairs for the.
loito’clock. hoys' winter pants, llllo
m for the per pair. '
, 2 to :5 u‘cbiok. fullzsizcd table tum-
, More, in such; limited.
3 to lo‘clock. 75c black Dresden cor-
sets, this each; the sailor huts for line
each; 11.9% trimmed hats for Sills.
its ll o’clock, 31 till “Mlfll lined film.
as , Ii .25 each.
.3 who‘clocir. ludics‘ dressing snobs.
and Mrs. Robert ‘x'unlluren. Mrs. Iii-x-
lli's. .l. Laurence Stevens. Mr. and Mix-i
John P. ’l‘n‘udwell, Mr. illlil Mrs. ll‘ml-
brick Quinlnrtl. Mr. and Mrs. lll-nvy l’.
Price. Mr. uml Mrs. (blorgoi). (lliolwvll.
.llrs. Cll‘ll‘lllii Dennis, Mr. uivl hits.
1“. StJolm Illc'kvvooll. Mrs. Bucking-
llilln Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Adams,
Mr. and Mrs. lluyul Adams, Mr. :iml
Mrs. Frederick Hoyt. Mrs. lwuise (E
Day, Mr. and Mrs. .l. 'l‘horuton l‘rowiti,
Mrhnd Mrs. .‘s‘mul-ly Smith, Dr. llllll
Mrs. i‘. W. Muny. Mr. and blue. I“:-
limuclot‘. llclts, Mr. null Mrs. (j. A
llurslmm, lilr. uml Mm. W. A. (‘urli-i.
llr. llllll Mrs. (J. S\Vill‘l’l.,l\ll‘.". Ill. .\. llill,
Dr. llllll Mrs. (1. ll‘. (iibbs, Mr. owl Mrs.
Andrew Heath, Mr. and Mrs. A. .l.
Meeker. Mrs. S. A. Wood, Mr. lllll‘i Mrs
(litullntch, Mr. llllll Mrs. George W.
(from, Mr. and MN. W. 1". Bishop, Mr,
nullMi-s. A. L. Multiu, Mr. and Mrs.
ll. 1.. llubboll, Mr. :lllll Mr. J. l). .lon-
slugs, Mr. and Mrs. ll. ll. (lob'lon, Mr.
null Mrs. .1. ll. ll‘lyuu, Mr. :uulfllra.
Item Flynn, Mr. mul Mrs. ll. Whiimoro
lirupury, Mr. unvl Mrs. \Vllliuui Bells,
Ml‘.llllll Mrs. .l. (f. Nowkirk, Mr. uml
Mrs. Luster Hyatt.
Misses Alicoi‘holwsll, Funnio lloyt,
Alicolmd lions Slu'rwmxl, Belle illur
stead, Mary Maples, Anna Womlwnrd,
Anus Colo. Kuiu Barnum, Estelle Smith,
Alien Cram. Marion Hubbard.
Messrs. John P. llenlly. lillwurd
Weed. Arthur Russell, llcnrpn \Vllllll‘
ward. William (imustook, A. ll. (lump,
A. l’mstmi Hllflrwnljhl. James Maples, U.
E. Wilson. Stephan: (Imustook, Robert
Wilton. Samuel W. Weed. llm'id l’.
llslxlru, Hairiuol l‘lislium. (3. llvorsloy
Curtis, Mr. Keith. Clarence Osborn.
Captain Boulon Will tend the Dance.
The ninth annual reception of Sylvan
Harbor No. ll, of Harlem. Alumnus
Association Moeters and Pilots of Strum
Vessels, will beheld in the Lexington
libero House assmubly rooms, Fifty-
eigblh street, hour Third avenue, to-
niuhl. The proud nulrcli will be led by
Captain and Mrs. W. H. Boston. of
South Nor-walk. ln (vouumtiimwith the
reception the assosciullou has issued u
very handsome directory. which con»
tains the advertisements pin number of
mum-prising quvulk‘ business men.
(,7. ll. Rider ran a splinter in the fore-
finger of his left hand a tiny or two ugo,
and has been hlmlllil to work since.
9% 4m left for lilo.
/
(Among tlmst‘ on the ll Mr were Mr ;
tor Hitchcock, Mr. null Mrs. Ir.\ (blag,
l
slum. is tlll‘ worst since- tlle blizzard. ln : rncmllw New ."urkJom'n-il sivs: “VVllll 5
the nortlurn um of the state suo -."‘ l...--~,-' . - . ... . . k \ "\X'I'l‘lll' ”V ’l “"9”” meat and
} . "v “x l ‘ ’ . (.1 \...llh L.» is .i lllls.t¥l, .illd lie llm .\ . ”WNW rmnpony, a pushing busi—
lu .im u to tho «lopth of (little fu-l. ,:~‘ilvvr'.iloftl1vui bearing pwmnfi of his, nor»- mun with one in live thousand dolv
Minis aim behind time. and street l‘.ill‘ ' llvwl uncle from «lilo (‘llll ”1‘ the hm... to; '3‘" “I ”u"? ,““l“ “t ““‘}\'3"““’”“ “MM "“5“
N . . ‘. . ' U‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ziuwx‘ in tile town. . (tress anoger,
\\ .1) (milk. in man plum n Flinn! mind. i the ullu-r Willi ensi- :m‘l grin-v. From 1 Hm. '.'il.'v. lll'lllzvlml'l. Conn. 5‘27 lw
but". *- -.. "l" ' '. " ’“V' '
d. ) ““th (hm-“‘1 t” N “ “J” “'1‘”; \ .»\.\ l 131). .\ thoroughly (zonmetent
. silvorilnllors, and it was then that hisi uu-l for housework. Address Mrs.
. , ‘ . . rl‘ln.lrl{;i‘.\‘0.“. :11.“ . :l m y. . . ‘ l". 1.. l llli‘. i l nmu "Venue, Norwulk.
An Engine on the Danhury Dmsmn LeaveSeT H‘ W ‘n‘ H” mm was “If?" I j'25
. . i‘V‘lS l‘ v .: ‘lll' . ‘»~>
the Tracks, Delaying Traffic. ' ‘ ,‘y_‘ “L,“ ‘ m, H ,“ H “H (”i
\ll‘li‘l.‘i him in lllri manipulations, and he .
rm'vivw'l round tlfl’i‘l' round of applause.
Ho lllll other tricks, ull dwimiwl to Show
SNOW CLOGSED THE SWITCH.
7' To' LET-.NM— MM"
A railroad avoid-mt of minor (“illiil-
our-xvi», but which (lulnyml truilic. occur-
7 l0 LET.— First floor. live
-w a... ...
roomlel Wood-
. wnr~l uvomxo. rout tv: 5 roomswcoono floor .
roll this morning on the Dunbury (livi- his skill m 51'._3,,h;_“f,,1,,,l,1 work “(“77 \\'_u-nlwm‘ll uvmmv, rout ta: cottage Z
sion of the (“misaliiloml mud aslmrt - I h H ’ ‘ '2" “""""“‘M “W“m" v. rmmfl' m“ '
’ ' Iluriug illsm all kept up ll Pennant llow ' in". New!“ “01).“, 4 I‘ll'Jlll-‘l- 59 W00”-
. ‘ . , . u, .,_ “‘flf'll nwnzm mm 9*: house 1 rooms. 6?
mi mlrrmmgml luuglmi Hill! howl] |\\...»i.v:u~«l :m-uuu, mo in: llrst lloortéllm
. , .‘ ‘ . , .p . u,- ., ~. ~. l-‘lm uvunuo. that Nlll'WlllK. rent 87: Int
Ull'l‘lll mu s noxious J. .b u. \igroplnsl l "‘3‘"'- A.“ .3 ”My,“ l'llll't‘. Wm tit. .
revealed llll‘ lil'.\ll)lllly of his hands, uml ; “W‘lwilrllm,
win-u he nuulv his ilnnl bow and tried ‘ V ‘0 l.l~2'l‘.~
(lisiuuz'o below tlzv Norv.‘:x".k gas house.
it hippmeul to ill" S’llllll-lllllll‘l pun-11'
per truiu «lab in South Nurwulk at 6:33,
hill of which John “you is the sour
mitt-me l‘l‘lllillllll'l six women!
lllli'llli‘. , _ ,, ., , , ., , ~ I . to West Ruin l-ll'I‘l‘l. rwu . on-
Al the ll‘lllll llll‘lllllllll‘ll tller" is u l” i‘l’lll-‘l‘i lll‘ thanks luv" “‘l‘“ “4”“siusslnuimmwliuoly. U.ll.llnwxhurnt.nn6 if
_‘ drowned in n burst of sheets “ , f, ,., ., ‘ ' '” i “"’ ”‘"““
RWIIl'll :uul nvurby ll. sulo truck, 1 ul l 011%,! ~,”ifg‘mf‘m“‘gfi‘x‘w‘fifie'gxffiy
. _ , H“, ‘ n l, I '0“ U . . fl ' "
which stood u our (‘llill‘ll‘l‘l‘ll by the ’lwuyton sintion. Alli rem box u. llowa 00-
“.‘illnu of Life" lroullu. which blnyml in "Excelsuor." l ‘ ”""- l"““"“-““‘““" “Wm- l“
was «lotuvbml from tho trniu, consuming ;
of throw pmisvngm' (much-ls and :l buggego l
our. for the purpose of sivliuliim: tlnl
show our to the main lino,
holdup: il in the tour of Mir train.
aiding the swilohnmu turned the switch,
but the snow pvovuntml him from notim
ink that ho llllll not throw
over.
lll- gave the “all night” signal
engineer, Thorium l‘liylc, and the on-
gimnvuvbuoked. Win-u it struck tin-
partly open switch it jmupml tho tmvk.
followed by tho tenth-r. 'l‘hv l‘luubury
wrecker was ll‘ll‘grilpllll‘l for, and u
switch engine went up from South Nun
Walk.
In the nu-uullmc the passengers of
tlmlraiuwnlkvd back in the Norwullr
depot and boarded trolley outs for South
Norwulk.
Vcryliillu damage was done to the
engine. 'l‘hv wrecker ntrivod from Dow
bury M8120. it luring a port of the south
lmund pus-ringer train clue in NorWulk
at N205, which was fifteen minutes late
today, and this deruilod lmmmolive was
lifted lillil the truck. The passengers of
the 8:0?» train ware transferred to the
new train. although a few got oil at the
Norwullt depot and tunir trolley cure to
Hunt): Norwulk.
lit-sly eruptions on the head. chapped
hands and lips, cuts“ b s. scalar.
burns are «prickly on , DeWitt’s
Witch Home Salve. it is at present the
nrticle most used for piles, and it ulways
cures them. i}. (l. Stilleon and E. P.
I»... Nill‘Wéllk (Mm, "mm. pm"; .m_ l‘rl. ll. ltushs spectacular trove-sly. ‘lhroumf'nttn natl uiuturduvonue. Ap-
l ‘ . li Vin-~14 .. 1 1 , , _, ,. _ h plytoClll'lti ‘nu .oiuuu. ill Quiniard
.lust north of the plus house. iliooupmel 1"” “”3 “"1 "‘ ‘“ “mm “‘“‘ at amt!
l,roe.umnmulml.
llllll ut~ , ml the hostel satisfaction linsbvon given.
When the engine bucked to go on tho l'll-l
llllllll‘illlfl clmrlbomposvl of young. bright and pretty
to the “lll‘lllllllicsmo novel. and the entire pub;
uvmmu.
ll . . .
night.
iv Norwulk Opera llouss, next Monday
'l‘lu- organization mines highly ;
Wherever it bus opponr- "
FOR SALE.
M
FUR SALE, Strawberry plants, ill
kinds, All per Limo, Landscape gur-
ib-ninu :l «pm-lolly; ll‘l'i'Pl, shrubs, when
will all klllllrl ul' mirsvry‘wlockmt very low
privy-i, "willing but A .'n. 1. Trends“?-
l'l‘l'll. limp me n pmtnl null I will call on
ll is lwuulilully staged. the scenery bo~
osyuwinlly line and the (lillltaflllll‘tl,
from an artistic slumlpulnl. urn most
, , - ,, ‘ , , , you. .\ll Muck wnvmnlml. Ellunr Bub
Llimnnig. llio (libido and bullets mo wry. .5, WW “mum" m. “ll‘lllll‘n Hoyt’s
films. l’. U. llllllrww Norwnlk. Cb. i?” am
girls, the ooumlluns zm- clover; the
I‘m” SAM-I. Svmml lmml llunn, In
prowl mmlllinu, will lw no ll for Q36
lil‘lurl- ll‘i'bruury l. Address book lion
“'3. Slmlll Norwnlk. ('mm. 1‘25 if
lfllll SALE. Hm» mmll ’i-nlllp hiatey or»
win in Howl 'll'ill'l". suitable for lmlatl
or house. l'rllrl- (“2.3. lllw-lllirtlof its Vulv
no mm lornm-ly nwmul by Lincoln Goon»
yl'll. ll. 1’. A. .\I. Apply to lilil WellClflnl‘
‘ mmpuny's "lilac, Kl Wnelilummi street.
li“lllH.-\l.llZ~-\\'l ll lllllIN l’l?l.l.EVl-Ll~4)ne
I’lll‘ll of lbs iolluwum slam M nun.
lllllft‘lml,|(nml "a lit'W‘. llllfll. *1; 126:0.
elm; also. let. iii; any ill. ill: scum, $2.45. Ap
ply lit. this will 15 if
Iflilt H.\l.ll3.~~«l’ml the Maryland Mix-
, ' lnroininwvo.tln‘lluestml the mill“
“(14. ”My ill will.“ it. lynx. Ask ”Chill”
lllw Nurwulk 'l‘ulmcmnlst. Fad
‘Oll l-lAl.li'..-~~l\‘ecp it null Thu ii are
llllllw'l‘nim to health. Use 33:0
wnnlhur nlrlmf-lr your doors and wi .
rlnnl by bomb Norwullnllunlwareminim”.
mm Fir—Two and mm ply run of
cooling and I'll”! commit firewall»
walk linrilwuru (he, 01 Hnnlh .‘llaiu MM. _
h6llliALEr-B I lhll Wot “MAZW:
F avenue. u M leloton M02735;
fill‘lilmll'l‘ abounds in fuuturcs tlmturol
IWl'll \vorlb Honing. .l’rim-s, 3-”), Fill and
lifncunls. bloom lit Wood‘s and Tom-
llnson‘s.
Charley's liunl.
”rum
This popular (-omndy was Wlhli'lliwrl
by u lurgs- nudism-.0 ut lluyt‘s 'l‘bontvr
lusl blunt, mid unused u Mll‘l,‘(‘fliinil of
luuubs from lwnlnuiug to end. The
«mommy presenting it is an excellent
one
New Church Plant.
There appears to be mmomlsnppro-I
lioueion in rental to the notice referring
tolimpluns and relinmies on the First.
hielhmliat Epimopal church. The planl 1le
of the. mmmitleo is to make comrust '
with one party or firm for the entire
str ncture. This contractor must be some
one who is in the church building
business end bad experience in that line.
There will doubtless be many sub-
contracts. if local contractors within?
lmk into the mutteri shall be blessed trouble. Chlldrenlike lt Mu” it if
in give them every furllnyaml lnlot— pleasanttotake audit hel pm. 9‘
let do irnb
Apply") Tar or" it Golden.
Abmlniely pure. [priestly harm
and invariabl reliable are the quills
ties of line lunch Cough (lure. It
never foil» in colds, crimp lung
Weed.
motion. 15. Hun. 10.8tilleonnndE.P. W .
Norwalk Chronicler