I
em
UHBEH 2.734
madam , meanne-
IVIII W8 III IIIIBII
. Nellie! by the Polite While Trying to
late Off Nlill Tin firm of lists.
but turn 11 111111111
Ole OI M Mills ”anal! and Captain
‘ mm mm In Irina Ilium“!
W W Ills Nigblvtllell~llal
In“. ”in ”Natl Avenue.
Two melt. supposed to be professional
' «ooh. were arm-ted for theft at 6:311.
M night. by Chief of Police Vollmer
and Captain Gladstone.
(implant reached the officers that the
men had been stopping people on West
avenue and begging for money. Shortly
afterwards the officers spotted them near
the Worthington street railroad bridge.
The chief, having just gone off duty.
was in citizen's clothes, and therefore
had a good opportunity to watch the
men as they walked around in front of
the Mackinac Hotel.
When they reached Davis’ clothing
can one of the men placed himself in
[mt of a dummy that stood there,
while his companion began to unbutton
the overcoat on it. Just at that time,
however. he spied some cases of hats for
The Yolk Hut company that Messenger
3. K. Selleck had left outside the door
of Pbilted'l drug store while he went
inside. Probably thinking that they
were easier than the big coat to get
away with, the men coolly walked over
tothe hats, and with on air of proprie-
tonhip picked up the cases and started
but) run.
Chief Vollmer was right at their heels,
end “they turned up the driveway lead-
ing to A. Solmans' stable. the chief
caught each man around the waist and
heldhim unt'd assistance arrive 1, Cap-
fain Gladstone having gone up North
Main street to head them off.
Uneof the men was turned over, to
the mercies of Detective Gladstone. As
they were going under the bridge he
Won the officer and struck him 11
stinging blow in the face, and then at-
tempted to run. The officer held on,
however, and as the man continued to
struggle, he struck him over the head
with his night-stick. inflicting a scalp
wound. which Dr. Kennedy took three
atitches in.
Both men were finally landed in the
lockup, where they remained until this
morning, when they were brought be-
forelndfie Hubbell.
Chief Vollmer testified to watching
Warren and catchingthtm in the no
of stealing.
H. W. VunSciver told of seeing the
men take the cases of hats and run
around the hotel corner with them. He
followed and took the cases from the
man. Then the chief caught him. The
larger of the two men, who said he was
John Kelly, of Bridgeport, told Judge
[Inbbell that he drove over here with
his brother, who was a tanner.
The latter purchased some meat and a
hat. He met the other man, Frank
Clark. with whom he had worked in
New Haven, and they decided to have a
few drinks together. He laid the but
down. and when they returned from the
saloon went to the place where he sup-
posed he hadlaid it, picked it up, and
started into the livery stable yard to
find his brother's wagon. Just then the
oilicers caught them.
Judge Hubhell found Clark guilty of
drunkenness, and fine! him 137 111111
carts. and acquitted him of the charge
of theft. Kelly was fined :66 for drunk-
111111111111, and sentenced to thirty days in
IIANCEO IN ANION HALL.
Th Wind M Norwalll Fire Police
Hold Their First Sociable.
Arion liailcmtaiued a large gather-
ingof friends of the Fire Police, 1111-11.
night, the occasion being the first in.
vitation sociable given by South
Norwelk’s blue-coated, brass-buttoned
minions of the law. The members had
taken great painsto make the affair a
social success. and their expectations
were fully realized.
Dancing was enjoyed until after 2
n’chick, to excellent music by the Phil-
harmonic orchestra, with Charles Flynn
as prompter. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
The committee of arrangements was
composed of Royal L. Raymouthufus J.
fimith,C. F. Clark.‘W. J. Ponder and
8.1.. mllzreoeption committee, R. F.
MT. 8. Donaldson. 1'}. L. Hill, 8.
L. Street and A R Kendrick; floor
manager, Royal L. Raymond; aides, M.
J, O’Brien, E. J. Hayes. 0. E. Ray
aloud, Fred Judd and C. D. Taylor.
{til the purpose of the company to
give a large ball before the season is
over.
The directors of the Catholic Club met
It the home of Dr. W. .1. Tracy. in West
avenue. last night and transacted busi-
, “native to the club's reception, to
be given in Lochwood’s Hall on the even»
in. of February 25th.
DIAIATIC CLUB RECEPTION.
flifloiuhfluleh OWIHIIQYWSI-
eiely fuels 0mm
A social meeting and reception was
given by the members of the Westport
Amateur Dramatic club, in the Toquett
_0pera Hausa. Thursday night. About
9230 the company sit down to a bounti-
ful collation, served by the ladies. After
refreshment-s, games, pillowdex, whist,
social conversations and dancing help
ed topass away the remainder of the
evening. Music for dancing was fur-
nished by Gould D. Jelell’o and Miss
Mary Bradley, piano, and Stuart W.
Sherwood, violin.
Among those present were the follow-
ing members and their guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Gould D. J1'lleifc, Mr. and Mrs. B
Louis Toquett, of Westport; Mr. and
Mrs. Louis St. .Iohu Keelcr, of South-
port; Mrs. Alexis 11‘. Downes, Mrs.
George 8. Jacobs, Mrs. Oliver Keith,
Miss Hattie R. Sherwood. Miss Lena M.
Morehouse, Miss Hattie V. Thomas,
Miss Elouise Thomas, Miss M. Louise
Kemper, Miss Katie M. E. 'theler,
Miss Minnie 1'1. Hedenburg. Miss
Edna (l. Bradley, Miss Mary M. Bradley,
Miss Eva I) Stul'ges, Miss Julie M.
Wheeler, of Westport; Miss Clara Greg-
ory, of Eastllruugc, N. J.. and Miss
May A. Townsend, of} Bridgeport;
Messrs. Arthur B. Jellol‘t‘u, Stuart W.
Sherwood, William A. Sniti'on, .I.
Charles Sniffen, Fer E. Tequett, Wal-
ter A. Peck, Jr., George T. Dayton,
Frank B. Dayton, W. Frank Osborn,
Edward W. Hubbcll, William '1'. Stur-
ges, Fred E. Perry, of Weslp11rt.nnd
LeGruud B. Cannon, of New Haven.
This was the first of a series of like re.
ceptious, tho SECUHII of which will. in all
probability, he held soon after Lent. At
11:45 the lights grew dim and gave
warning that it was time for the party
to Wend its homeward way.
SOCIABLE REO MEN.
The Fourth Dance of Uncas Tribe Under the Aus—
plces oi the New Commillea.
The fourth sociable of the season given
by Uncas Tribe, No. 21}, I. I). R. M., but
the first under the auspices of the. new
committee, Frank H. Fitch. George B11-
gardus 11nd Warn-11 P. Smith, was 1111111
last night in the. Trib11‘s hall in Wash-
ington strert.
Despite otherattractions there was 11.
large attendance, and the dance was
greatly on joyell. Lowe's orchestra pro-
vided music, and Henry Gehrmnnu
prompted.
The liner conuuittce was cnuposed of
F. H. Fitch. John Guyer. Warren 1’
Smith. William .I. Weisbeit and Wil-
liurd Naphey.
The next sociable will be held Fell.
runry "’
FISH CLUB S ANNUAL IOLEIFICATION.
Reollalions. Songs and Movies and One of
Speeler Smith’ 5 Superior Chowders.
T1111 annual dinner of ti11'1l1‘1‘s'l1 club,
held last 111gl1t.in tl111 club headqudrtcrs.
south of theWashington sin 1st bridgmwus
attended by about one hundred people
T1111 chowder, prepared under the 111.
rection of "Specler” f‘u1iII1, was pr11~
nouuccd superior to any pot- pourri of
seafood ever before indulged in by the
members.
During the cveni11g.WiIlium Huckett,
tl111weIl-known vocalist 111111 reciter; A.
A. Hodsl1on,11 popular South Nurwnlk
singer, 111111 City Mu1'sl1nlJ1'1I1n l'). Paul
and James Blake, with their stories, on.
tertaincd the guests
Gradualinq Class Benefit.
Anontertniunu-ut W114 given i11tl111
high school department of the (Ivor
River school, last night, for tl111 benefit
of the graduating clues of '117.which con-
sists of Miss Susie Morchouso, Miss
I'l1luu Wigham and Hurry (hilvlschmidt.
The programme consisted of solos by
Miss Currie Harrison, of New York city,
Miss Pour] Gregory and Mrs. Ambler, u
doll drill by the pupils of rooms Nos. '2
and ii, recitatione by Charles (#111511-
wood. piuno solos by Miss Florence
Baldwin and Miss Adams, and banjo s11.
lections:
—Carll of Thanks.
Miss Marycttu Blackwell. who died in
Boston and was brought to South Nor-
wnlk.vvns born in Viriginin. She was
in her eighteenth year. Her many us-
sooiutes will mourn her loss. Her mother
and family extends vote of thunke to
the big hearted N. Y.. N. H. and H. It
it, for forwarding her body free of
charge, with her sister Annie in attend.
once.
Bennie Didn’t Do to school.
' Mrs. Henry Raymond,ofllranllevillc,
was arrested this morning for neglect-
ing to send her nephew, Bennie Parker,
to school, as the law mllnirns. 81111131,.
mun Belleck appeared in the Town
Court in Mrs. Raymond's behalf, and
the case was adjourned to next Saturday
morning at 9 o’clock promptly.
Crushed one at His Flog-u.
Georchweetoaught his right 11111111
in a ooazawheei at the Jerome paper
footer-yin Witter street. Norwsllr, yes
terday afternoon and the fowllnger was
badly brushed.
. gauge and resistance of an oillcer before
A Tussle With a tough Customer in
the Balcony ol the Opera House.
1111111111 11111111111111 111 111111
Councilman! Keel, 'ol the Police Committee,
lakes an luvsaligsllou, and Finds haul the
Officer's Actions Vim lusliflable—
The Prisoner Fund 820 1111 Costs.
William London, of Winnipunk,
pleaded guilty to the charges of intoxi-
cation, breach of the police, ubusivo lun-
»
Judge Hubbrll. in the Norwulk side. of
the Town Court, this morning, and was
fined twenty dollars and costs. He
could not pay up and was taken ”to jail.
London, somewhat under the Influence
of liquor, went to the Norwalk Opera
House, last night, to attend the minstrel
peforinauce. Before the curtain rose he
began using profane language and melt.
ing threats against Olllcer Thoums
Hunt, who was on duty in the house.
When told to keep quiet, London, it is
said, becume ,more boisterous. When
the officer went 011111' to him, I111. 11t-
tomptcd to jump from his sent in the
balcony, and, according to Hunt, was
about to attack him. The olhcer dealt
London 11 stunning blow with his club,
on thclcft side of the head, before he
had fully riscn'from his chair. He then
knocked him down and was about to
put the handcuffs on him, when I111
closed one of them, and, 111.1cor1'1i11g to
lluut. attempted to rise from the floor.
The oilicer 11111.11 dealt lnudou 11 blow on
the top of the head that dazed him.
With tho assistance of Irving Reed,
who, the 0111111211 claims, was the only one
who gave him help. London was carried
to the sidewalk. Captain of Police
Dunn procured a wagon, in which the
prisoner was taken turbo Smith street
station-house, where he remained until
his trial this morning.
Several of London‘s friends claim that
the oliiver struck him the first limo
without just p1'1‘1vocation. ()llicerllnut.
said he did not want to use his club, but
he found it absolutely 1111 cessui'y.
Councilman l'lurvevM. ill-nt. olmir
man of the police unintuitive, when I111
learned of the affair. 111111111 11 thorough
investigation 111111 found that no funiti
Could 11111.»: 1111ny be attached to (illicer
lluut.
Manager F. W. Mitchell, of the Opera
House, expressed regret 1l121t such 11 dis-
turbance should occur at. his house. lie
Sillfl he is 1lcter111i11111'l to hallo proper
order preserved at all ti11111'1.
Leased a New Store. I
The South Norwulk Boston Store 11:14'
lensull tl111 store now occupied by the:
building) for five years, from April 1.
Fires are Still Raging.
(Special to Th:- Sentinel.)
(Juuou, Island of Crete. I1‘11b. li.-—'I.‘I1n
day 1111111 pissed quietly,1111I111uuhtl1111'1r1's
are still raging in spite of the wallet-111ml
11111riu111's of the foreign w. lrships. 'I‘bo
I.'l1tistiuu.11 111': still 1111111111ki111g.
DOTS AND DASHES.
l’uscoug, I. l, I"1-I1. li~'l‘l111 y111'11 mill
of Iiilhcrt l". Whipple at. liarrisvillc, has
resumed operations, after several Works
idleness.
I
Fall Ilivor, Mass, I1‘11b. 1'1«'l‘ho .losso
I'I1l1ly Muuufalclut‘hm :11_.wI1i11I1 11pm-~
ates the only woob-n mills in this city,
has decided to shut down for several.
works. Luck of orders is announced.
Paris. Fob. ll «Th1: Figaro 11113111 tho:
the training ship Illi‘upouu-nois ashore,
in 11 criticul position, near Dakar.
Senrunmhiu.
Rome. Fob. ll~—l)r. anponi. Ilu1 por—
sonul physician of the Pope, again posi-
i-ively denies thut the Pope has been i11-
disposed.
S1111 Frillll‘flriutl, Full Il1~MltttImw U.
liphnm. 111111wi~1p11pz1r writer of disliur-
lion, formerly of New York city, diml
today.
811cc, Ma, Fob. flu-Tho cotton mills of
Sane un'l Blddoford will not join in the
general movement to reduce the running
time just now.
Omaha, Nola. F1111. 11.--Mnjor T. B.
Clurksou. commundenin-chief of the
G. A. it, has left for an extended ulti-
ciul trip to the eastern departments.
London, Feb. li«'1‘h11 Privy Council
has dismissed the appeal of the Bi'ewm
and Moisture summiutiou, of Ontario,
against the duelsiou of the Unlnrio
court of appeals with mferonro to been
lies.
Mrs. Beecher-'3 Condition.
18min] to The Bentluull
Stanford, Feb. 6~At noon today.
Mrs. Henry Word Beecher was resting
comfortably. She "was sensuous. but
IIIIIII IISEII IIIS IIIIIIIV
1 e y weak. It is now believed that
can live only a few days at the lenient. I
.. .s. .w...~.~ - ....
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWO.
Edwin Brady, of Grand street, lies at
death's door.
Miss Georgie Uhiuery is sick at 11111-
home 111 Uhestnulgtmt.
“a“;«q-éfi.
«$50111 gold given array. April 1.111.113:
A. H. Hoyt at Sun. Ticket with every
5111'. Biggest line 11111111113311 shoes in town.
It was John Allen, of Westport, who
'as arrested for taking oil from the
schooner BonnslI, not Allie Allen, as re
ported Thursday
Charles Forbes 111111 Carrie ()weu.
both residents of New York city, we1e
married by Rev. A. B. Kavauegh, ot the
parsonage of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Thursday afternoon.
For six months previous to McKi11l11'1’s
election Mr. Knvunagh did not marry
auy11nc,but since October he hus‘
averaged two murriuges a month.
‘ st. Poler‘ a Church Concert.
At the entertainment 1'11 St. Peter's
(11111111111 Evangelical church, 'l‘l1urs1‘luy
night, the following programme was
rendered:
Selecti1111-zim11u and violin,
Prof. A. 111111111 and blaster U tziugor
ltecitution— _
7 Miss Ffll'l.
Duct—~zill1er and guitar,
Uhurics and Rust: Hoinzclxnunu.
Selection-«organ und' violins
A. livinc, blasters Max Mnliuo, Frank
Beaker.
Duet —z'1ther and guitar,
.‘harlos 111111 Rose Hoinzolmuuu.
S11reua11e~orgau
Miss Fritz.
Otto Krinko.
Selection—«organ and violin
A.Hoine.:1lustere Max Malmo. Frank
Becker.
Recitation. “Slog dos (lhistcnthunis
uber Vccl‘ger nml Sittin,’
Pastor U. Ranks.
Recitation——
Solo,
Miss Fritz.
"Der Schiller," .
Germaulu Swugeriiulul.
Serenade.
Miss Fritz.
11c,ht "
(1‘111' mania mixed chorus.
"has (ilooklieu,”
Church choir.
Duet, 1 (11111111 and lelu‘t
.~\.ll«1iu11. Master Utziuger,
limitation
Muster Willie (iehrmun
Closing recitation,
Pastor I'r. Ruuke
CNANBURY.
An enjoyable dance 1.111111 lurid in 111.11
hull 11f 11111 Washington aniul club, lust
night. Music was furnished by Fred
liuwhs. 1'). J. Taylor. Irving l’n1'1l1111 1.111]
llobci't Silvernuil. William Thomas
prmnptud. .
The \Vuslliugmn Social club will 111141:
ll11111la11'11iuI1t.
organ
11511111111.
\lr.4 Willi: 1111 Iiiogorv is seriously ill.
open to Free Travel.
(\111-1'1111 to T1111 Sentinel. \
Now llnwn, Fob. Ii.-~'l I111 I)1,‘l‘l)yllll‘ll-
Aomlemy Billiard Parlors 10111 anlim'l 1 pike. on which was lobntcil the 11151 111 I
{gate in the state, was t01l11yop.111 to {1141
I travel.
it had been 11 toll road nearly .1
century.
GRANT' S IVIIUNII HI HIDE.
The (icm'rai's Ave-1.1.111 to Turning Black
Alumni 1a Supt r~l1ti11n.
At ll o‘clock word mum to (imut 11ml
Mogulo that tI11-ir I111111I1|1111r111r5111.41111'11111ml
wagons worn (luluyluir li:11:11!1.'11u:11111' W111“
ri'r1's1'11rps, 111111 tlu'y 1I~~1"11l1'1l L11 111nm 1:11
to ’I'111lll'st11v111'11 I11111'1l1'r 1111'l11nr11111111152
; The woods \1'11T111-‘l'1ll1111 IIr1111I1111;:11:1rl4'11l'
1tl111 111.11111'1::11I.\\'I1i11I1111:11I11 it 11i111114'1 i111-
11111141111111, 1411 tI1-11. 1111-. party turned out, t1!
111111111111. 51111111 1411111111111]. '1 I111 Intention
Was to take ”1111121111111'1111111I1y which Ibo
cavalry bud ll(l\'llll1‘1'll. but it wns dillloult
to toll 111111r11111If1'1111111111II1111',
The. night wnsilzn'k, ll11-1l11stwusthil'k,
fhoguhlu11'1111w1111‘1l11'111:i1114 the party I111.
111111111 1-11111’11s1'1l. and It Was 11111-111'111l11
whotIu-l' 11111 mm 14113111: In line right ”iron
I tlnu 111' 1111111,: I111111|111ll1111~111f tl11111111'111y.
I'l‘lm pubic 11111.11 for 11 [£11111 suspected of
i11~z111I11'ry, but I111 was i1111111'1111t11f sin-I111
I'Iml'izr 11ml 31ml 1-11I_v Incl. his I111.'11"111-,:,1'.
Ifnlonul ('111111411'11'I.‘ min 1111 I11111I1‘11111'11.11111I
hunting the sound of marching1111111111111:
not for off 1111 our1'i1.:I1t111111111Inn-k with
this 11111124, 11ml it11'11s1I111-l1l111lturoturn to
tho Iir111-I: ruml.
(311111'1'111 lirnut 111. lira! "111111rr1'llwlm11 It.
won 111-111111111111! 111111111 I1... .11111I urged the
unlike to try and flml 111111101'1'1111111111111 I11111I
lug to lll'l llrm-k r11 11I, I11 111'11'11Ir1'tr11111111:
11111'1-11'1'11. 'l'l1l:4 111111 1111 lustuum of IIIH
mnrkml flVfHKIull 111 turning I1111l1'. which
amount“) 4111111141. 111 n superstition. Ilo
often pl t IIIlllvll'If 1111b" 1111111111111. persouul
Inmnv: 11111111111 lo 111'11I1I It. Ilium be found
ho wue but truvi'ilug In tin-direction I111
Inlluulul to tulw, 1111 Would try nil sorts of
omennutu. ford 1111111111114 11ml jump any
number of fem-1111 to r11n1'11 nuptimr mud
rather than 1111 Duck 11ml tulmu fresh start.
If I111 I111! been In the plum of the famous
apprentice boy who wondered uwny from
London. I111 Would never have been thrive
quynrnf tlmt city. furwltli IlIllI Iiow Hulls
would have uppmii-rl to (lunf care when
they chimed out. ”turn (11.111311, lelttlrm~
11.111." The 1111011131 who curnuutuml him
newt failed to fool the efl'rwt of this In
:mru prujudlmy mmimlt turning bunk.
However. 11 slluht retrograde movmnnnt
become absolutely Ill‘flillllilf'y In tho 111-111111111
Installment! the 111111111111! yielded to the
form of clrcutnslnums. A11 orderly wus
lb’itlnm‘tl nt thn fork of the tends to Imll
unto the right direction it Warren's troops
when they should run all. but point, and
our party proceeded to ’l'mld's Invern,
melting them soon lifter midnight. It
won Ioutnml lifter-word that Antlers-1111s
(1.1111111111111111 1!) corps Imd Inuit murclilnu
pllrnllcl with us. 11111! at 11 dist-1111111 of 11141.
limit 11 mile, 1111 that tlloupprulmmlun In It
111111.11 well founded. «Ucnerul lluruco Porter
In (2111111111111.
IIEAII IIII IIIE III 1E
An Unknown 1111111 1111111 on the 'Don-
solidaied at Bridgeport.
“mu-1m
MAIIIILEII IIIA IIOIIIIIBLE MAIIIIEII
A 1111.1 and 11 cm: 1111111111111 "1111111111 111111.
New York," were the Only Noam of iden-
tification Found on his Pmonw-WoII
Dressed and'llarl Money.
(Special to The Sentinel l
Bridgeport. Feb. 13—- Au unknown 1111111,
aged about 1515 years, was found dead at
the west end bridge of the Consolidated
railroad bridge in this city, early this
llllu’lllllg. Ills skullwus fruclurodunil
his body mangled in a horrible manner.
A letter and 11 card addressed “Richard
Kelly, N11wY11rk," were the only 111111111111
of identification found 1111 his person. If.-
is not Iluovn whether I111 fell off th11 oust
bind-.1 express 11rw11s walking on the
truck and was struck by 11 train. H11
was wolldressc'd and had $6.71} in his
pockets.
The Notes Bore Forged Signaiures.
(Special to The Sentim-IJ
L'ul'lou, Feb, li—Lutimer Ii. Jones.
12111 American horse dealer and speculu-
tor, who was arrested at Scarborough 1111
January '3')! 1111 the charge of having
obtained a large sum of 11111111131 from
Benjamin 1.. luulington, :1 lawyer of
No\1"'i.’oi'k, 1111111111211 beuri'ug forged sig-
11111111'1111, wus rcuuludcd today at How
street puller court for a week. Mr.
Hudson, of the IFnIIoll States Embassy,
produced 11 cable (ll-1111111141 from tho
Dislriot Attorney of New York, saying
that tho 11111111111 nonessury for the extra-
1iitiou of the prisoner would leave New
3’11111 1 11 l 11111111111; 10
A Sieighing Party Injured.
'HIH'VIIII111'I'I11151,111II;;11I.I
Humor. .\I1-., I1'1:b. li.-l"i1'11 11111111I1111‘11
11in 4111.111111: party were shi'oiriy injurrd
in :111 111'11i111-11t I111r11, 111.41 11iuI1t. ”111: oi
the six home which drew the barge bc'
(1.111111 fz'igbtcmu'l.
1'.11111:1i11111111'.1li'/..11I, :Iu' sluigh was 01111-
ruruurl, :1111l1111'111_'ull11l' lIlll.~‘1" in it 11'111'1'.
more 11': loss hurt. Tin-.411 11111.11, seriously
injured wv1'11 Misses A1111 liry.111t..l«;1.s11pi11
iur1 Palmer. .I11n11i1- Roberts and lick-11
l"i1".<l:1111l W. II. l’.1ll11111'.
Vast System of Social Selilemenls.
Islpovlul In the Sentinel.)
Chicago, I"1l\. It-~—.1\.11c1'11'1li111,g to I‘. 11.
I’.1'1:\\‘111', 11f12111r4.1l1'.11i1111 Army.
is to I111, 1111::
operation in 1'111;.'I.1111I.111:11Io {411111114 by
1111111.Wllllz1111 “1111111. 111' 1I111 Salvation
Army. .\1'1'.111,1_-1'11111nts11:11'11Iii-1111 made
qu'ruIvv (,i1'1111r.1I ’IMIIII
Him-11111111111! pvrsnuully i111111g111'11l1' the
111111'1‘11111'11i.
is [11 mum in
Death of an 0311 Caplain.
1’1'1111'1'1II11'I'I11H111.l11111l,'
I'I11'1'11'. I1'1'11 I11 ('111111I11 1\l1‘1'\'.1111‘1~11'
Ililllllllml IIllle‘f 1I1111I .1t 1115 I11111115 I11 1'11
yonlvruilv 11i'1111111111 111 Illr-i 111111"l_\- Ill l
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SOUTH N ORWALK CONN SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 6 1897”
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WNIB'I' PLAYERS DANCE AGAIN.
lolwul's, ' 1
How Twin Olly People
Hours of £1111
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The Ladies of the News": Yacht DIM_
to her Hospitahla Home I11 W
The 11. P.'t Entertain“ In: In and
In. Jams". 1111111. .
A merry party assembled at 13 Wash»
iugtonstreol, ycste1'1luy.Inh0u ' I! the
fifth anniversary of the birthday of".
Tracy Bell Ambler. Among 11111111111111. ‘
sent wow Rita (1 ohm. Alice Pill“
Marjorie Boerum, Vern Corbin. J
Betts, Freddie Darmor, (3011!de
Lewis, Ward VuuAlstyne, Andrew/H1
Lyon, Erma Arnold. Clayton 11.139“.
of the older poliplo there were in attitude
1111011 M 1'. 11nd Mrs. Charles W. Bull.Mt‘lI.l
.lI‘rcd llosrunl, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Kent, Mrs. 11‘. s. Lyon, Mrs William
H. Corbin, Mrs. Howard 8. Bell. Mrile
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Tracy received a number of vulunbie
tokens in remembrance of the day. '
Mrs. Philip G. Sanford, of Songs-X
luck. has issued invitations to some of
theladies of the Nox'walk Yacht club,
for 'l‘hursd: 1y afternoon, to play hearts.
1111 11111111; 11111111 111 no 1111111» 111111 111111
their Third Balm.
The lifetime Whist 11.11111 hold another
dance. in Imckwoorlls Hall, last night.
It was attended by a very sociable set of
young people, and, as usual. was an
evontot much brilliuucy and pleasure.
The music was furnished by Weldon-
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Those who danced were Mrs. Carl A.
Hurstrom, Mrs. H.Wbittemore Gregory,
Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Shelton Stov-
cnson, Mrs. Cito Hutch, Mrs. Sf. Weed,
Mrs. 'l‘. S. Morison, Misses Funny Leon~
11rd, Louise B.Woodwur1l, Alias Cram,
1111111 Keillor, Anna Woodwa ".11 Florence
Huvllund; Miss Street. of Dul'ien; Miss
Woolworth, New York; Carl A. Ilur-
strum, Uitolfntcl1,.lohn Bouity, Henry
'I‘. Prowitt. Arthur Russell, ll. Witte-
111ore Gregory. John (.‘avunugh, Willard
Ilonlutock, Ihurlcs Ringers, Reed Havi-
luurl, Everett lmwndus, Samuel l..W111'fl.
Leonard Wildmun, Clarence 11‘. Osborn,
.Iuincs llumpbroyu; John I". Bhel'llcld,
Frank ('1‘. Ives. Archie Sheffield, blotti-
mor (Imuslmtk. W.J. Brynn. Bridgeport;
Frederick St1'1111t,l')ariun: Fred (larger,
Edward l’.1r111ok1,11, New Haven.
The next dance of the club will be
given ut Lockwond'u Hall 1111 flue night
of Washington's birlIquy.
POPULAR AMUSEMENIS.
The Merry World at Hoyl's.
An event of gxuzu inzportunco in
theatrical circles will be the appearance
of The Merry World at Hoyt‘s Theulro
this afternoon and evening. It is expect-
ed that the theatre will be filled at both
porlornmncvs. lu binning The Merry
World 1111111111111)! It was. 1I1t1i1l1euof Mau-
11;;111'11M111'tiu 11ml lmlercr 111 gulller a
constellation of pwplv u I111 would I111
practically unrivalled In their line. In
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The Pine Leda: Wllist club will be
entertained IIlIl-I afternoon by Mrs. F.
St. John Lockwood, of East avenue.
’ Miss Annie M. Lockwood, 'of Watt-7'
p)rl‘,:1111l l'l'lwui'tl E. Lewis, of Nari
w:1.ll1'.1.v11rc married in Port Chester.
Thursday. by Rev. Henry W. Hunt. '
Miss Funny Leonard, of Union Pork,
will entertain the Matinee Whist club,
Monday afternopn. .
Th1» ii. l’. Whist club wuseutertained,
last night, by Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flynn,
,of Union Park. The honors were won
by Mrs. Josiah Gregory, William Jeesup
11nd Giles (,lrcgory. T111 next meeting
will b: with Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gre- .
gory. 111' France street.
Miss Edith Shupurdmf Harbor avenue,
will 1111111111111 the Old Muids‘ club next
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