100 wmrmtuvtn.
1h Murdered [ltrllsn Woman Becca-
nmd as Mrs. Guereppe Fete.
.m. . «mu—«rum
re unsold "non . Arlen.
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It Is Sold that s nutrition oi Mm cousins“
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‘ run It rut comes Wednesday
Night-ch at Police [filler
lmstlgsler rs Anonymous
Latin.
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The hatchet used in killing the Italian
women who was found dead in Errol
Norwnllr Wednesday night, was un
thed this morning near the White
ridge. The enact location is marked
by u telegraph pole and a his; stone. It
is just West of the bridge, on the tooth
side or the truck. about. forty-five feet
from 'the rails, and two or three feet
"fromthe top of the bank. The hatchet
' had been buriéd in the momwhich in
now disappearing. The weapon time
not appear to be new and is covered
with blood and pieces of hair. The
hatchet was found by Officer Penning;
too, who was looking for evidence of
the crime in campnny with Officer Hull
and Charles Pennington.
rue eonv rennrrrmn.
The identity of the woman seems to
have been established. Yesterday after:
noon Chief of Police Bowman, of Stem.
lord. came tofiouth Norwulk accompani-
ed by a woman who identified the
body as that of the write 0! (inexeppe
Feta. recently employed'on the railroad
in Stpmford under Contractor Lyon.
Fotu and his wife, the woman said.
lrept two boarders. Lngi Punettu and
Gueseppe Punettu, father and son. The
men were found by Chief of Police Voll-
mer, Captain Gladstone and Stamford
oilicers, living in Cedar street in that
city. After agreat deal of persuasion
they consented to tallr.
They sold Feta came home early
Thursday morning greatly excited over
the disappearance of his wife. He said
she got up and went into the yard dur«
ing the night, and as she did not re-
turn he became alarmed and went out to
look for her. Later he discoveml she
had taken his money, about $27. Feta
at once started off, saying that he was
going to New York to look for his wife,
and could be found at Tl Mulberry
street.
Chief of Police Vollmer aleo had .:
man here, yesterday. an Italian grocer
of Stamford. at whose store Mrs. l'otn
used to trade, and he was quite positive
in his identification.
The description of Ford crmeepondq
with that of the smaller of the Wu men
who got oil? the 9:41 train wt East Nor.
walk Wednesday night.
It is said that Fete we: jealous of bin
wife because of the ettcutions she rcv
oeived from the younger Puncttu, and
that he may have followed them and
killed her. or have lured her tolierdeeth
Aliltlt’H'l' or mm.
Chief of Police Vellum received a
telegram this afternoon [torn Garnet»
Stephen O‘Brien, oi the New York
detecting bureau, saying that Vote had
been trusted. and would be held until
tomorrow morning Ill 9 o'clock. and “8'
tag theehlet to come down. «no the
writ for Fate's smut. sud identify him
mefoundin arm on the top
.floor of u mulberry ntreet moment,
where be war stopping with mm mm
momma.
Theprlsow demo from diamante),
lutheproviuoe of ill Baguio mum.
helmet: Aprilll, teen. om untried in
thileeuutryhe went to Standard. bu
maintain: his m: three m
m. fats we: maimdhtm the
kmmmmm
‘ » all next W, W
Wu“
”instruction ‘ 7
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« Whiter ‘ -
tradition.
Wire min in the Italian murder
on. m in mien! yams"
aim. as told in so our: edition of
dialectical, m nettin- nses vented.
neither were ”loud otter Brahman
W11. neural! had rented that be
«u peeitivs‘rhey were not the men who
come up on his train Wednesday night,
and with the women get olt‘ at East Nor-
wellr.
Previous to the arrival 0! Mr. Russell
at monitor , on the 4:27 train, the men.
through so interpreter at police bend-
qusrterr, had mounted "that they were
not concerned in the murder. elthouuh
it in true there wssucertuinresemblnnoe
between the ”mailer man wanted and
the me: arrested.
They save their names an Francis Pre-
sorcsllo, aged twenty-live your», cl Sun
Fete, “qu0 had been four years in
America nd one year in Stamford,
working for Contractor J, K. Ryan on
the railroad improvements; Luigi Arello,‘
aged twentyytlrree years, who arrived in
New York, Thursday, on the steamer
Rainer Wilhelm IL, and llmltro Tabor.
aged thirty your», who mid he bud been
in litoruford only two days.
Suspicion was that directcd to the
int-n by their strange notimm in going up
an alloy at the corner of Main street nod
Advocate plum. 'l’hcy appeared to ho
attracting the. attention of no ltuhun in
John ll. Lce'» Silver Dollar saloon
This Italian «some out and went across
the mirror, npparmitly to join-1mm, but.
no it afterward developed, ti
ill: the furnace (iron in a
building owned by Mr. lulu. Mr.
lmrmcy‘ new the nnn.~ and
on the sougtmtiuu of Chief Bowman, doe
aided to hold them until he won euro
they WM"! not in any way connected
with the woman's death.
(ibwi’ sf l’nllm' Vollmor and Captain
(ilsrdotomr uncle-d tltmufnrd u elem
time oflcrthcrnuu had been arrested.
They were Hume rumitive they were nut
the melt Wlfllltlll.
The police oliiccrx, at well iL'l Medical
liltnmirmr llnrke. and other otllciuln.
have been indefatigable in their efforts
to (*utulflioll the: "Hamlin identity or get
a clue to her mansion. (lilicers Vollnmr
and Gludsronewalked nearly to Stum-
lcml,yvvtorcluy sftornuoilmfter having
marched every other amino in and
ubrmt firewall: where it won thought
the fugitive» (:miltl pondbly be in hiding,
but fomulrmthiug thut would warrant
them in “fleeting anyone at present.
A lltP~t.Ǥ'flgl'l' boy in llw employ of the
Western l‘mon Telegraph (50., in South
Norwnlll, tolls n mory that coincides in
ensue N’fl‘ri'i‘l‘fil with the others already
gimn to the public through the press
llcwm going ucrmwho White bridge.
Vie-dummy night about lilo'clock. when
became upon n mun leaning over the
rolling and grazing lnirnlly at some-
thing down below. The boy elm glanc-
cd over, Mid raw :1 mun and woman,
apparently to. (slow. embrace, but could
hem rm sound {mm them. As their
:wtionvdid not oppenrrm'nlinr. the 1nd
hurried on.
Thin mmninu a men employed in the
(bucolidatml railroad cortipmty'u bug-
gsue W n: at the Grand Utotrnl depot
can": immthinking he could identify
llw. wmnmr, but he «could not, although
.hemid her {mm uppeued familiar. lie
ltlwugid, irom tire demeription in the
perms. timt the were u woman he saw in
”the depot with s trill man. with is light
rmmztmzlw and wearing a leorn hat
The mun bud iraucfer climb from Ellis
inland. from ustcnuuhlp company, and
married to crelmnge them for tickets {or
tltcmimd, ,
W .wnu’ltm’n Lit/Wm.
Ulric! of Police Brulley,of the Nor,
walk foam. received ununouyiuouu letter
at mm yesterday morning, by crucial do.
immorality; that Herbert M. Velou-
tlne, of Murine, bed murdered the dead
woman sud placed bcrbody on tlw track.
The chief conferred with Chief Vollmer,
and they event to Dutch and learned
that ‘llr. Valentine bud gone to New
York to work st flu. 245 Breeder”.
Chief Bradley then returned to Human:
and outlawed with “I’m Wheeler. who
directed him logo“) flew York. The
chief went to the city end cordoned
with Captain O'Brien.“ the detective
home. who detailed detective Murray
on the can. No. 246 um”: was
etched. ltLVsleutinc will found there,
but an be told bu whereabouts sud
memento on the night of the murder.
and owing. else, to the (wt thlt his
will were prover: beyond ell
M, have! not am into melody.
The letter Chief W received was
mailed it W ll. flew York city.
Escape! from the Asylum.
le'fhl-uflul.)
Wuhan—John chums
Whom the connection fits-pits!
mums: ll about: he night,
TRAGEDY
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Special Dispatch» in The headset up
to the liner alanine lo Pm}.
m “ nus ulnar.
The Videos Waumuorriflrd by Dis:
“mm as Apparent Murder and Suicide
~13. More Vol Unwind-4" oi
, , 311wa
end it em in «we» A success. The
plcurure new dill” o‘clock. when
l’rorupter Rem" Behriumnn culled.
"Toke pnitners for he grand march,"
and from thallium ,nvn the smell houre
of‘thle molding lbw Myrtle the scene.
of unlimited enjoyment. Music was
furnished by the Philharmonic m'chenlrd.
" but
I.
How Twin city. 'Psoplebpcml Their
_ hours at Ease.
. vow»; vmawum
lllE "FRIDAY AFlEllllilBl twa.
Yeslenluy’t Heeling Held was rm. 6. ill sun.
can wk Club Flower m loll» “opted-—
Pine Ledge Whirl Players Bother sl
‘few feet away was the dead body of
Thom Prominent People.
Falls Village, Nov. 20%This village,
which import of the town of Can.
and. was roundelized and horrified to—
toclnyut the discoveryot, a. tragedy by
which two well known perilous, the Wife
of the village postmaster. and u clergy»
men's son, came to their death in union-
ner which is as yet unexplained, but
which at present bears every indies.
tier: of the murder of the wmnuu by the
men and the luttcr's suicide. At 7
o'clock this morning Mrs.Wuler Chopin.
wife of the Falls Village postmaster,
Walter Chopin. was found dead on the
lloor of the Chopin dining room. A
Charles Mend, in popular young
mun about twenty-live. genre of age,
and the son of Rev. H. B. Mend, former-
ly u Congregational preacher here, but
now of Scotland, at small town in East-
ern Connecticut, Not for distant was 11
revolver and several of the chambers
were empty. Bullet wounds in the
bodies of the dead couple told the story
in part. but the mystery enr’rouuding the
circumstanceea loading up, to the double
crime is us yet unsolved.
It is believed that the woman shot the
men in defending her honor,and then
committed suicide. There were two
bullet-holes in the man’s head and one
in the women's. The revolver belonged
to hvr. She was in her night-robes.
W
Trusncy Casts Before Judge Frost.
Judge Frost disposed of four truancy
Kiel ley.
The
The grand march was led by Joseph
Whitley and wife. The costumes worn
by the masqueraders were in many
instances bountiful. tome were laughter-
provohing. and others were the'nsunl
bull rmm uttire._
A feature of the ball was the sleigh-
bell dance, which consisted of the phr-
ticipents marching around the hall in a
circle in two: and single file, or the
conclusion of which the unmnskiuu took
place. This fiance is seldom'given in
Norwslkmndue it was a new idea it
was quite pleasing whith the dancers
and the epectzulors.who filled the gui-
lerios on either side of the hull.
The floor manager was J. J. Irving;
sides. Joseph Whitley, George I“). Good-
win, William White end
The committee of arrangements
were James Wood, George Robbins and
Charles 1“. Page.
«etcsenlvfibilicredefinition.
Boston Store. Norwalk.
5 to 6 All" tooth brushes. 7)"; lndios‘
llN- humlkerchiefs, lit.
7 to tie—$1 Dill-button suede glovesfiovg
men's :lilli outing shirts, 2.36.
h‘ to il—-Men'e 5W- night shirts. ‘23:“;
velliugn, 12‘2“.
it to mmfiili suspenders. 25¢; Men‘s our
unluundered shirts. 3th". . '
8 to ill—«Choice of any cloth cope, $3
Subscription lines in Red men‘s Halll‘:
John J.
Special Sale
Tonight.
‘3')" l
dance, held inst
, lll'ld February 26th. with Mrs. (sin to 8
She
mm
was
the future.
l’urk street
rel reel.
script.
this morning.
suspended,
nionrl stated that she had been told by
one o! the wlectmen that she had only
to eend the child to school four months '
Michel-l Collins, for not
sending his daughter Mary; Patrick Cul-
luhun, for not sending his daughter Jou—
nie, and Thomas Lent. for keeping three
of his children from school, had their
cases continued for thirty days. on their
promise to sec that they all attended in
Giles Potter, the state tru-
uut olliccr, Principal li‘ootc and sovernl
of the teruthers appeared in the court.
of the your.
cusee before him in the Town Court,
Mrs. Henry Raymond
was found guilty of neglecting toscud
her nephew, Bennie Parker, to school. .
sentence
Rey-
but
Mrs.
fined $77.
ea
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
the Goings and Comings olNorwnlk People
and Their Friends.
Mrs W. Stuart. of West avenue, has
returned from a visit in Dnubnry.
Mrs. James K. Selleck. of Jersey City,
is a guest of Mrs. Martha Curtis, of
Miss Mal Jennings. of S mthport, is n
gumt oi’ Miss Jessie Benedict of Elm
Miss Mary (Tnvnnngh, of South Nor-
walk. is the guest of Mrs. John b. Hui»
bell,ut Elizabeth ctrcefi—Jhxrby Trun—
Johu J. Veil. of Brooklyn. was in
South Norwulk. yesterday.
Miss Minnie Holmes has returned to
her homein New York, after ll visit
with Miss Alice Cholwell,of High street,
Not-waive... .. ,. .
Charles ll. Nuylorfié South Normtlk,
returned home lestninht from a busi-
subscription
night in Red Men‘s Hull. war: a very en-
joyable affair. 8mythe‘.s orchestra for-
nished music. The guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Russell, Mr. and Mrs.
Bernard Reynolds, Mr. and Mrs. Hurry
Finch. Mrs. J. B. Nash. Mrs. F. l).
Raymond, Misses Maud Wheeler. Muud
Smith, Jennie .Ilynolde. Vivian
Soderstrom, Addie Nephey, Bessie
Nuphey, Currie Schwinn, Bessie Xowell,
May Finuigun, I).|l§_V Diver, Pauline
Diver, Flossio It. Gilmore. Adollu titnrr,
Alice Heumun, Jennie Howard, Claim
Lawson. Marnie Colby. Katie Reynolds,
Minnie .lnrdino, Miss Cunninghnm, and
Messrs. irnest Fleet, Hurry Mntlnr.
Clarence Miller, (.fliil‘nrd Adams. \V’il-
llum Saunlere, Wnrrmi Smith. Hubert
Dunning. Chalk-n Pillow, Fred Thnmw 3
sun. Frl'il. Decker. Nathan Hnum'. .l i
Foster. Fred. Benedict. William (ill-
more, Charles Graves, Frank Lirruuri,
ii. Kelly, J. Gleason. flurry Kale.
Maurice Raymund. lidrlh- Bur-h. Wil-
liam Jennings. Vernon Millvr. Ralph
Gregory. Hurry (lump, Frank Taylor.
The Addie V Ashore
lbs Home cl rm. E. 0. Kselar.
The Friday ultormxm club. which
was proventml by the snow storm a: last
week Friday from holding its regular
meeting, convened yesterday afternoon.
at the residence of Mrs. G. C. Stillmn.
The programme war: arranged by Mrs.
Btillaon, the topic for consideration
being. “Along the Gulf," where,
”Bree-ten of the South. that toss the
golden and the iluuierlike liowcre."
The first number presented was u mlk
by Miss Mary Fuller Palmer, on 9‘3.
Crescent of Stairs,” followed by u paper.
by Mrs. John H. Ferris on, "The Lone
Star.” “(.iurrison Life in Sunny Texan"
was portrayed in n reading by Mle’l
Clem RilYlllilll‘l. .llrs. Arthur Tiiui'lv and
Mrs. Manuel '1‘. lintnhrnudon-l tvm
selections from lfoli‘mun on the piuuo.
"A Swill! of the Mocking Bird,” r ileu-
rice Thompson). was road by Mrs.
Robert ll. Holmes, with introductory
remarks. Tim aerial, “For Love
Country. Ghepter IX ,wusgivcn by Miss
Minerva H. Nash. The (‘illb has adopt-
ed the "pansy” (thought i for the club— ,
flower, and “Ira. motto, “They are never
alone who are :rcconipxiuied by noble
thmightrl.” The next meeting will be
ill
Eels.“ Vilnius».
Edison's Vilnscope will be presented.
with a grand vaudeville company,‘ at
Hoyt‘e Theatre, tonight. Commencing
or 8 o'clock the public will be treated to
o. two hours and a bull solid and satisfy-
ing entertninxnent—plenty that will up
piialmlhe humorous hide. and plenty
that will appeal to the curione side of
man'snmke—np; the vaudeville portion
«renting mirth. the Vitaeeope. ‘with its
mystifying life motion pictures, creating
curiosity and wonderment. Tonight’l
attraction is something out of the ordin-
ary; it is novel. replete with mirth-pro
\‘Olilllg situations and doings, plenty of
grand pictures, scenes that you would
hereto 52.0 miles to see, all brought to
your very threshold so roulietic and true
that. you will imagine that you are look-
ing upon the original rather than upon
:icopy. Mr. Edison’s latest and most
succceeful pictures have just hien added
to the list, insuring bright and entirely
new subjects. As an educational-oppor-
tunity. do notlet the children miss it.
lirimexnber, tonight only.
A Breezy Time.
“A [lrcr-zy Time," the new musical
farce comedy, which will be seen at the
Norwnlk Opera House, on Monday
night. for the benefit of the ushers. has
one of the best casts now traveling.
The innnngemrmt have. as proof of their
nerertion, a scrap book. It has been the
purpomofIli'wse‘intori-sled in the pro-
duction to make it euph that everyone
that sees it will be glul he has been
there, and willnut be ashamed to ad-
vice his. friends to follow suit. In fol-
.mwiuu ontthis purpose, the very best
tnlcntthnt could be scoured, the vr-ry
Jennings. ltl Woe: street.
bled m lil(‘.l‘t.~'ldi31h'\;‘ of Mr. illlil hire. (i.
:i. l'di'lrick, in Mum street, Nurwnlk,
last. night, in honor of Philip Stanford,
wholivm with Mr. and Mrs. Portrick.
'l‘hu- evening was passed in playing whist
rind lietmllng to vocal aw lustrunuvulul
music. and n bountiful collation was
served. The prizes at \vliist were won
by Trent Stanley and Harry Hubbcll.
ln‘riendeof the family in South Nor—
mdk have received invitations from
and Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Gull-ax to
attend the wedding reception in honor
of the marriage of their daughter,
nmv Mrs. Wllllnm Benton] Ailken
The reception will take place next Wad
Hominy. from —l to ‘Io‘clork. at 9 East
Seventy seventh strret, New York.
The Matinee Whist club will be enter-
tained by Miss (,‘mrtrudc l’<‘(‘l\'. of lies!
avenue, next Thursdpy ul‘tcrnor‘m. Mrs.
L‘. .\ llnrslmm. of l’mspcr't avenue,
will entertain the club, Monday after.
noon. March 1st.
Mrs. J. (.hmlmw entertained friends of
the Y. W. (J. 'l‘. U, Thursday. in hollnr
of Mise (irnce Wolsi, of Harrisburg.
and Miss London, of New York. 'lfhv
time we: spent in playing dud singing.
Ullzlrli‘s Mmfl, of Orange. N..l., ill.-
The steamer Addie V . of lizist Nor-
wuik, (hiptniu William ll. Verity. wont
ashore yesterday afternoon on the mud
flirts just south of llw Mtwkt‘r (mull ducks
in Nurwalk, 5hr- went up the river for
the purpose of cooling up. .\ north
wind was ilrivmg the tide rapidly mm,
and before the hour‘s crew realized it,
the tide'wns toolnw to allow the {titlm‘l'
to take water, ulthongh a hard ell'ort
was made to limit her, and who remain-d l
Ieelod wny over on her sturhourd side}
until ulnte hour lust night, when the
tide cum in and limited her. The “(10
at this point falls sometimes at the
rule of two feeld hour. Numiitcriul
dmnnge was done to the bout.
A lslenird Llllle Min.
landed the “at. lmnm“ nt Hillside hi4:
night.
Yesterday at Harllord.
1 Special to The Sentinel.)
Hartford. li‘eb. 3il~-—As it was hinted
in ycswrdny‘e Sentinel the business un-
mns \VlH unimportant. In foot. the
whole businessdonc vouldhc expressed
in om- word, and that, "noth-
ing.“ There Were various ('nllllulllt‘u
llt‘lltf‘lllgfl. some of them important,
and many more that were not.
Nearly all of the (lilllllllltlt‘tli
were considering mutton upon which
reports will be made next \vvck. Both
bmnchm will assemble Tu eddy at new
p. Ill. Meanwhile a stillness nml culm
pervndcs (Hunvct icut‘s cupitolmnd quiet
‘céntly for the Amor‘cnn and English
A Silijlzll unriv ol' vuuua: am iv :Hsem- ,
l . .
‘ been secured.
Cum ‘ishul 'il 'veiertlu"s r0 ulnr We” ,. .
p. ‘ ' 5 3 g ‘ Tickets are fifty collie, und can ,bc hurl
noes trip to Boston.
Mrs. Henry A. Pool: and daughter, of
Floating, L. I., are the guests of Mr.
and Mr». Thomas L. Pack. of East uvo-
Eilltor of the Sentinel:
in your city, l bud the pleasure of spend-
Thursduy evening tit an entertainment
Ae n. visitor
Dl‘lfl.
Misc Agnes A. Bryant nrrivod home
yesterday from the state Normal school
given by Butler Lodge, which was very
fine. I must say thut the tulentdisplny
ed by little Mire limmo Lambert is sub
doni seen in one so young in yours, up
will reign nutilthe lilW-lllillitll'fl. accom-
panied by ubiquitous and pernicious
lobbyists, roach thv legislative hulls
rigniu on Tuesday.
Abandoned the Old Court House
[Speflhfl to The dentlnell
in New Haven and will remain over
WMhlngton'u birthday with her pu-
rente, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Bryant, of
Eustareuu».
Dr. Noble will attend the annual bun-
quot of the Connecticut Sons of the
beard.
m...
Amerloiu Revolution, in Hartford, on
Monday. the 29d. Mrs. Noble left for
the éhlld oonldnot have been over six
or seven yeure of one, and if cultivated,
the child they in yonre to come he one of
thovory‘best elmntioniets that can be
H.
”no... to Club. >
A new club was organized. yesterday
walk.
”my;
W uhlngtou this morning.
Mm Bowie Nowell, of Bridgeport,
hu beam the guest of Mrs. Edward Rus-
sell. of Orchard street.
Arthur Pertrlok, of liridgeport. has
been visiting relatives in South Nor-
Flrs in a cost Pile,
«emu to the Bentham
Middletowu,ll‘eb. ad-«Flre has been
discovered in a pile of 1.000 tone of cool
in the yards of the ulddlowwn (incl
,9. la! admitted ct chant
afternoon, at the home of Aaron Cohern.
in South Main street. ()lllccre Worn
elected as follows: President, Anmn
Unborn; vioe‘prosldent, William
O‘Brien; treasurer. Charles Kelley.
The club wue named the '1‘. 0. W, 80-
olul club. Itwmr voted that the mem‘
bershlp belimited to ten. m we next
meeting of the club William Jesse’s
orchestra will render some musical so.
190“”“9'WUMWWM.W
«By lire New Pram.
Blue]: and comma teeth bleached to
original natural alludes at the other: of
Middletown, Fob. Qilw'l‘hu old county
dour sent is rendered possible.
Fire In Naugaiuck.
(Somalia to the ertlnelJ
causing n loss, of 97,000.
Made Good his Shortage.
(drieclnl to The sentinel t
Fe Du cmb’| Dr 11 Se; “MVhf‘ “I!"
“Missal“ ”WWI“. ’
f
court house at Huddumwaw abandoned
today and the lowhmks nn'l records
wvro transiemsd to this city. For Many
years Middleman county has had two
county sorta. but by n recent not of the
legislature the nbondomnent of the nod.
Nnuuutuck. Feb. zl'leh-e broke out nt -
2 o‘clock this morning in a three st try.
six family tenement house block, owned
by Thomas ltedcnbbnue. n l’olumler.
The building out] contents Wore burned.
New Brittle. Feb. mullet-mun Bulb
model, treasurer of the Turner society,
‘nnd nlmcity auditor for New Britain,
in whom account with the German no»
otety there wru- toued s shortage of
“00. he! mode good his shortage.
hestmusic that has been composed re:
variety and concert hrr stage. and the
very inst, (:Uhllllllefi and snowy that.
cunbcxumiu by theatrical firms, have
3 Cosmopolitan Concert Company.
g The grnml vocal and instrumental
3 count? to be given next Tor-eddy oven-
! lug: by the Cosmopolitan company, under
; the auspices of Old Well Hook and Lud-
der company, promises to completely
eclipse anything of u like nature ever
heard here b; fore. The company ranks
131111“an the iinvst in the country, being
; made up of such tnleutml artists as Mlle.
l Alum liennlrli, soprano; Miss May Lyle
Erlnnth, llulv virtuoso: Philip Egner.
l William [1. Kennedy, lithnn Allen Hunt
and George Sumner Kittredgc. The
(lid Well company line a reputation for
l nlwnys providing a rare trout in every-
:thing it attempts. and the music-loving
‘pvoplo of the twinicitivs should not fail
,iu avail themselves of the opportunity
‘ now otl‘oml timn to hear a high'cluss
i i‘illli‘t‘l‘l :it Hoyt‘s Theatre. Tuesday,
February ‘11:. Tickets, 50 cents. (.‘hzirt
now n; on zit l’lnietv‘d's and Plum-0‘s.
Germanis‘s Annual Masquerade Ball.
All arrangements for the grand
lllllflllli‘i'dili‘. of the Gcrnmnin rill-tiger-
huud are now completed and it promises
to ho one of the graudvst events of the
season. The twenty-one mnmrittue mu»:-
iumee, «misistiniz of eight lndios' and
thirtrun gmits‘, are the grandest over
, before (aw-n in town. The mhlonux. rep-
rcscntiuu “Love“ and “Music," will hr
:1 great ul traction.
nniin features will be the grand march.
which takes place at 9:17» o'clock sharp
Annthorono of the
~‘l’uo ”when el Ills! -
Ousml over Religion M
J udge Hubbell presided n the
of the Town Court, South N6"!
tcrduy afternoon. , 1.
Isaac Harris plesded guilty to
u’disturbunco in Hoyt‘efl’rhentru
was lot of! with a fine 01‘le 1
the judge said the penalty would
greater the next time dieturbors"
brought before him. ‘ ,
William Troy, arrested in the lobbyaf
the Theatre. pleaded not guilty to
uixicution. He said he went out bet
the acts without getting u check. and
when he came back the ushermld 1101
would notbe admitted. Troy run the"
blockade and went upstairs. The What. ,
followed. and usTroy wouldnot come...
down. Captain Gladstone was eumrnona “
ed and placed him under arrest. Mann.
ger Hoyt testified that Troy was intoxi-.
outed. Prosecutor Taylor naked. him ‘
how many drinks he had had» “Only a
few; about half a dozen." wan the re-
ply. “Half u. dozen?" said Mr. Taylor.
“Well, a half dozen—more or lean,” ‘
swered Troy, and a ripple of 1nd; ‘ ,
went around among the court. run 1
spectators. Mr. Hoyt asked for leni-
ency for Troy, and a fine of 33 was pfiid.
Mrs. Annie Kelley was in court
charged with an assault onMrs. Mary p»
Wnrgo. She admitted striking her over
the hand with a broom. The quarrel
was the outcome of the religious differ.
cnces oi the woman, who belong to rival
churches. Missionary Basso acted aslu
terpretcr, and, several women gave tell“ .
mony. The accused was found guilty,
and fined $3 and costs, $9.96. which an! ‘
paid. . ‘
The case of Theodore Olsenuchargetl ~
with violating a city ordinance in ob-
structing the sidewalk, will come up” ‘
Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock. "
WKifiEo.
Ten Experienced Operators."
(in Straw Sewing Machines.
Applyto
linxxls 8; BLANCHARD, . ,
132 Water street. 50. Norwnlk, Ct. .
\\' .\.\I'l‘l‘)l).i—.\l:m of good address and
appearance 2H cullecmr and agent.
torn-present the Metropulium Life hrs.
(in. l‘nll Monday before 59:30 a. In. No. 4
SH. Slain ~ll‘t‘irl, Wm. Johnson, assistant.
.mpi. it.
t
.. ...
\\' ANTED.“ ‘l'wo or three unfurnished
l‘mllna, with privtlegc ol’ hath. by u
incl): (Yul on or address Mrs. Brown. 55
1:50 35
:iuuth Alum virtual.
\\ .\.\'1‘le[l-v-wfihocumkt-rs, lusters nucl,
wwml luster-s on Minses’ and.
child»! lmvmlh‘. Steady work. 13.3.25.
.\ l. (‘n..‘.|l (‘hnmlqu ntretet, or liith
sin-M :l'lll 2M :n’t-nlh'. Brooklyn. lo
\ '.\.\'l‘l'ill, Asp-me ‘li’lny cents on
vault dollnr: no experienc neces-
mry. Wrin- l’or sumple copy. Addrm
The. Catholic New, 1:! Bnrclny street,
no «it.
New York.
\ ' .\.\"l'l‘ll).»~-.-\ competent girl for pren-
crnl housework. Swede urGermuu
from all inenibcrs. A photogmpher
will he at the h til. and will tulle flush-
ts inure sot-l r n the floor. .
Washington Memorial Service.
A Washington memorial not’vicu will
church b‘uuduy evening. It is
ll. A. ll. mm-t in tlw chupol at 7
m., from \Vlll'llllt! they will bn ormduciod
torrents reserved fm‘ them in the front
of the church. The Dinghters are
united to Went their bridges. The H. A.
it. will nine attend in n body.
“Card at Thanks.
desire to extend my heartfelt (hunks to
the pooph~ oi“ Norwnlk and hunt]; Nor»
walk {or the pint sympathy ond kinda
ness shown during the lent illness of my
daughter Alice Maud.
Enid-so (mum.
Full t-Ml.ll.»lluildinu lot utmost, m.
Wmtnvormc, nmut dosh-mile int, nil
the nvcimv. Apply to Taylor d.- Holden.
l‘."
p
lull. Ulll)‘ lilt'mrm n limit.
the Norwulk 'l‘nlmcconlui.
titre tobacco. tlm lino-st "ll the lllm‘
130R HALE. {Iitrmvlwrrv
kinds, t-lper mm. lmmlwnpe our
denim: n Mieninlty; new.
and all kinds of nurse?
prices, mine... but A . n. l.
ered. Drop me u umtnl mad I
you. All urnck mirrmumi.
wry. 25 ream
Hons.
14
mm mt. growl
ililtll. will: as:
ply, at this union.
’E .
Truce cleliv
llama: llui
new: 2dr“.
light views of the tableaux and the
be held in the Norwirlk (Jourmgntlonal
rc-
questcd that all members of the Norwzdlt
:15 p.
Through the columns of thin paper I
. l If
‘i m I SA lil’i.‘ «Um; the “hlt’lrrylmul Milt
Auk lletielllct, l v
jb bl
shrubs. roses
Hhmkdfl very low
til tints, dll VPOggFA-«Or‘fi‘m
will call on
lorcnmn [or Hlvpheu Hoyt/s
l'. U. address Note-Mk. (it. 127 line
*Ult 93A bri-Aiftlllllllcs ill? Lililillliuilne
each n t e to lommz A area at mg .lrnlt. fuming utensil
as .
lo 68: duel we A
o 9 ”a
preform-ll. Apply in 7 Arch etrsel. NM“.
walk. “Till;
W ”r6 Luz-r.
_— .. germ
'l‘o r.t'.'r.~.r.:.\\'uli street. Norwulk, six ‘
meme nml both. Apply on "will”?
t
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'l‘il l.li‘.l‘.~i.\lnrkct to rent cheap; fair
irmlc murmur-ml. Inquire at. W. ll.
lluhbell'e artery, Woodward uvenned_ ’
o a;
’ [‘0 bill. House. til-i l.) iy street,“ room.
writer in. rent. be; h nice, Lowe strict,
nextd. H. Kmspn's revidcmtu, 7 room.
rvm. $12!; house, .“lfl'l'hfl 1 street, 5 rournr.
rent ISM; first floor, 5 rooms. ll Toilet!
street. rent #10. All in find. elm order.
Apply to John ll. Knapp. H2 West sign-{i
' l‘il Ll'i'l‘. A Very desirable house with . g.“
all modern lmprwnmmcmca fix; locus,
I
v
llnn,‘ tlvo mlimten‘ wnl from
qulm at :21: Taylor avenue, nesr
utlreot.
int
“tbsp
'l‘u l.l~‘.’l‘.~‘i-ltnrc so Worthington street
ntllltlllle for lepertment or Gen ,
More. Dimensions 241100 with Ludwig
warm. Hm hide. entrance for
mnldcliverinu goodn. building in y
fortie'o horses and wagon». Also i
rooms. irontnpnrtmentovu Olson’s ‘
etoremultuhle for elites or legal bod
keeping. Apply oillee Old cl 0,
company, Hi i 'nshlmrton ntmt.
'1‘0 humane duo“; live _ u
. nrdeveo erect .36
:1; Wide“?! .mué s roo‘
Dill t o ’ ‘ I
m: manna floor. e me. WW”
mi eve on. rent to: cone 1
msivrnn avenue. mt Ola: w
room or rat avenue. .
86. A. omlwerd.
m
is.
udwuh ‘
.310 II"
m
A“!
' Fill-l. HALE.“ » A uli‘MiMw-A me
trinity to purcbme for one it,
price, term or ill more. known a the
drinks form, Weston >~ '
m 13le trees and pair
rte. Aildreoeif. L. l
ll. W ll. .,
inlibuwd
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