”MllMfliMlillilEflillnilYit.
ass-sh m Fins sI ammo oI‘IIIII’
Mun-list the Mlle as Their
celes- ls Flee Far III-II Lint—-
‘ testers sslhasrms.
A the of unknown origin destroyed
usuhnnseatsflummit street. Norwalk.
" ownedandoocapied byOtto DaPirrne.
, at an early hour this morning. The
.family.consistingol an. and Mrs. De-
“ Plexus and five children. Antonie Fran-
cis. Frank. 0m and Mortimer, barely
escapedxwith their lives.
About midnight Mr. and Mrs. De-
mm were awakened by the coughing
’ of their children. who slept in a bedroom
} over the kitchen. where the fire broke
, out. ' The mother Went to her little ones
with the intention of relieving them,
while the father, smelling smoke. went
down in the cellar to look at thefurnaec.
which he thought was causing the
smoke. I'Ihis, however. was not tbecasse
Returning to the floor above be dis-
vcovered flames in the kitchen. He ran
7 upstairsand called to his wife. "My
“ God, get the children out; the house is
on fire.”
Ire DePicrne. although dazrd
by the knowledge that their well for-
uished home was at the mercy o
flames. hastily assisted the smaller
children to dress until the danger Ic-
L c nus too great. Then they fled from th .
house. scarcely more than half clothed .
They went to the home of Mr and Mrs
William-l. Casey, nearby, where thev
were kindly welcomed and where they
are now staying.
The flame spread rapidly to. all parts
of the house, and when the department
summoned by John Greenwood, by an
alarm turned in from Box 21. at the
junttioa of Beldeu and South Union
avenues. arrived. the saving of the
. house was out of the oaestion. The
fire had made rapid progress and a
strongbneese was blowing. The tire-
men were also handicapped by the long
distance they had to travel before reach-
ing the scene. and then found a low
pressure of water. owing to the fact
that the. house was about on a level
with the Norwalk. receiving reservoir.
and a stream could only, betbrowu about
ten feet. The department there-
fore directed its attention to,
the residence of Andrew White.
next door, the siding of which had "com-
mencsd to blister. The timely work of
the firemen is all that (and this house
from destruction also.
The house was valued at $2.000, cover-
ed by an insurance of about $1,500. The
furniture was also insured, but the loss
will amount to quite a sum, as the houso
was very well furnished. including a
valuable piano and many highly prin'd
relics from Germany, from which
country the Del’ieraes came to blur
walk 'abont four years ago.
The total estimated loss caused by tho
tire is $3,500 Therois an insurance of
$600 on the furniture.
. “a... . ......-.~W-W....
Ismael“ Ir. Walsh‘s Coal and lousy.
list-1y Saturday morning Wilmll
Walsh»! Pine street. Norwallt. was pass
ing the revidenceof Robert Vanlinron.
in West avenue.when he was stoppml
hyotm of four men, who said. "You
better give me that ovcroI'Iat." indies
ting the cost which Mr. Walsh wore
Haahoomumnmled him to give up IIiII
money. Mr. Walsh protested. and.
watching II favorable opportunity. ran
apthe steam-and got away. HIM III
the lush went on the stoop of Mr. Van,
Baren‘smidsnce and knocked III the
door. The men one qunmlbled other
‘ not. of rowdybnn about the house.
M tat new lemme.
Timothy J. McCarthy. of Norwalk
has brought suit against Hobart Van
haven. of West avenue. for sI .IIIIII dam
ages. The case. which was brought
M Attorney Joseph A. (tray. is
the m» of a bid which the plalntiif
dot-lbs recently, lei‘l from it dog
and by the defendant. The Inputs
were ssvvsd outlay
Mumford lusts!
..Ahoat (III millions of ciger are annual
lyim Institute this country item the
«Uni». They are iIlghIprlIs'd
«manhunt as high as a dolls”
Hr. and lira. HP BishOp. of Holden
was “I“ ‘friendlll 03“
nr'liy waning, in honnrci twentieth
anniversary of t r marriage. These
were six prizes. its Fannie Hoyt and
Robert VauBnren‘ won first honasaurs.
Rubert Vaanren‘ and Gould Koyt If»-
mind the second prises.and In.
W; Cram and Dr. Many were aw
c Insulation primal; Air. and lira. Bishop
received a nambtr of elegant remem-
branccs in china from their friends.
Edward F. Bon‘ton, of Main street.
left Norwaik today on a two weeks' trip
ti Annapolis. M‘d. He will stop at
Washington and witness the inaugura-
tier: of President-elect licKinley.
' Mrs. D. ll'. Con b, of leases street, has
returned home fro
compunied byher you, Leopard Couch.
Rev. A. 8. Kava‘nagh eswe'ts to start
tomorrow for Washington to attend the
inauguration. .
Frank Comstock‘I goes heath this week
for rest and recreation.
——1—.._.__
Mrs. J. J. Woolley and Ion, Ewing Y
Woolley. of l‘awtuhket. 3.1., have been
guests of Frank A ‘Fcrris and family, of
Fairiield avenue.“ -
Frederick Partriekwf Jersey City, is
visiting ‘ his pare is. Mr. and Mrs
George ti Partrick‘; of Main street. Nor-
Wfllk. i
The Matinee Whirl club will be cut
tertaiued. this evehing‘. by Mrs. Carl A
Harsirom. of Prospect avenue.
-.... "‘
Jacob Linxweiler. of Railroad place
started today for Chliforuia.
~....._.T_...———.
Miss Jessie Benedict, of Elm sired,
spent Sunday In So‘uthport, as the guest
of lilies Mai Jennings
Edward Connort started West this
morning foracarlo‘ad of belies for A.
Solmans. -4
John R. Bodemey‘er. of “been, for-
merly editor of the Daily News, was in
South Norwalk. .todfiy.
mssAunie Brown and Miss Mamie
Donovan. of Roekv‘lle. were goes” at
St. Mary's rectory over Sunday.
The Misses Nellie and Stalls Delcugh-
ery are visiting thei‘r sisters In Newburg.
N Y. I
W
Mrs. George War‘d Selleck of Camp
street is today rcpcfirtcd as quite oomv
fortable.
.. .._.Iv_....a-
Reuben Hyde defeated William Burke
in a one hundred va‘rd skating race on
the Bar Harbor pond, yesterday.
‘r"
Clarence F. Osborn. of East avenue.
wasquitc severely injured by slipping
off his icy piazza onaFriday last.
' A runs: or GOLD.
. I-.-
Presented is its Revived: "W '1 its
First Cummhsaal‘ tselsty‘ .
At the First Con‘gregatloual church,
yesterday evening. there was a special
semicolon-cognition of the successful
IIIl'ortIIIIf the Now it tire department
in saving the chute? cdiiice from do»
traction. About mile hundred firemen
wIIrI- pmsont In out can. and the church
was packed to the ‘IdoovII. Tho pastor
spoke upon "'lhe floral Beauty of tin-
will“! and Heroic 'iIIIvIce." taking for
IIIIIontIIIInesIII: .v ‘17. Atths close of
the service Senator ilioolsr. chairman of
the society' It conduittec, and Chief
l’rowitt. of the duo department. warI
called to the front. and the former. III II
brief but fellcltousl address. protected
the chief with II purine of gold in bshnh
of the society and III-torch. as a token of
*spprsciation for the Itfsotivsaorvhw Iona
dosed. (inlet l’rcw It made a feeling
mpouse 'III inhalf of the Ilrcmen. espres-
sIveIIf his gratitude for the unlocked
for gift. The "Inside! the choir was of
a very high enter null greatly enjoyed
MIA IIA’fllI "MIN.
"sassy. lent r. Iet‘l. last» this. lisp.
wait. MIMI“!
II III III-~IIIII ladIos “seamless stockings
tie; Ito full idea had muslin. lie; ”to:
silasia to.
to to liwllio ilIIIIII‘IIyIs diaper soc. IIIII
dress stays IIII; hywb‘no bowls no cash.
it to lib-lac Millie imlt sauce Add
pudding parts we; I“0II dross ginsbam»
be.
Hell—~70 brown II‘nd glass rewritten
to: At Ulises curtains too.
lltn ll—«IADII shone covers lilies filo
w; A N M (1‘ money IO N! It! W150i” g “it
. shalt stacks. when you can but tn 3..”qu W Vitlilllw III; III:
lam“ Ilmwu «savior 1"" my. atlas-Ice "No.
.......................... ‘ ”M? m u u“
seas-Inna. "Wm°" \ I ' ‘
i annamumw flu! my II... to mom IIIII.
mot my latedaaghter fruition his 1‘ gr Inpsas
m m to her though both slab- Frank AloUurnIiuh was IIIroIvII from a
Tauuton. Haas.. son
7‘ IIIIIII FAKES IIIIIII
In IIIIIIIIII nan cIIIII IIIIIIIII Brand-
III In omen False.
Hill GillflllLllE ll Ill. MART.
usmmmmsw,
lbs cilb M I We Expressing
Is Appreciation at lb ballrlsl III-
A special meeting of the Nor-walk
Yacht club was held Saturday night in
the parlors of the Mahackemo Hotel. A
large number of themembcrs were pres-
ent. Commodore Sanford presided.
The room was dwurated with flags.
the club's pennants, and various yacht-
ing appurtenances. ~
The new Constitution and by-laws
were read, but it was decided to defer
the adoption of them to a special meet-
ing Baturduy night, March lit. The
business of the annual meeting was also
deferred until that time. asvarious ques—
tions arose as to the legality of holding
themeeting,it beingrecorded in bloom
of the town clerk that the annual meet-
ing shall be held in July.
The following regulation passed unani-
measly:
"Whercae, The Norwalk flour. in to.
day’s issue. claims that the Norwalk
Yacht club is thnmtened with a “big
olow" and “mutiny," and that the dini-
Izalty is likely toterminate in a complete
root ,ranizatiou or the expulsion of the
disturbing members,- and that many of
the members lay the blame for all of the
disturbance at the door of G. E Bogart;
and. whereas. said claim made by The
Hour In without any foundation in fact,
and is unjust to ldr. Bogart, and should
be corrected by the club; therefore.
"Resolved, That we, the members of
this club. brand the stories published in
The flour as absolutely false. and er-
prrss our full confidence in hlr. Bogart.
lag services in behalf of the club in every
eathy in Which he has been called up-
outcast-vs."
rm. eIIIm-s Heme-Cent". ’
Prof. Alex. 5. Gibson. who has been
chosen organist and director of muse
In the First Congregational church.
Norwnlk. is well known to our ritircns.
In 1869 heremoasd to Norwalk from
Brooklyn. where he was in charge of
the music at Dr. Swrrs' church. on a
call) from the Font churcla Remainin I
there seventeen and one-half years. he
was called to the first church, Water-
bury. where he remained nine years.
going, in limb, to the First church.
Danbury. His return to the First
church. Norwalk. is Homewhat in The
nature of a homecoming, with the no
patience gained by having. as it were.
"seen the world." and he will doubtless
be welcomed by many old friends
Prof. (iibson has for yearn been pront-
inent in state musical circles. as he hits
been twice president of the Connecticut
Music Teachers‘ association. several
times a member of tho programme com-
mittee. and is wow vice-president for
New Haven munty. notwithstanding
his residence in Norwalk.
Central club LsstsstsIasIs.
The beaten programme. just issued
in I the UeIItral club. is as follows:
Mondays in March. at III:I:I it. lib.
French.
Fridays in March. III II. Ill.. (int-man.
Tueauiaymfaroh 'id. quarterly meaning
of club. 'l‘ou aorvwi by invitation caucu-
tivI- committee. from four to Ins.
Tuesday. March ilth, at new p.
um Mahala. Foster. of Boston.
speak on ”The Need of Beauty in
Home.“
'i'nsminy. Man-II mm. at Mo p. III..
bits-I Caroline it. Works, registrar of
Pratt institute. Brooklyn. will speak on
“Manual Training for Children."
Tuesday. March mill. at ::IIIII p. In.
Dr. it. V. ll. Parties will speak on
"hygiene in the Home."
III..
will
The
l‘lIs ammo be Laid April-Alt.
lies. John T. Winters. pastor I‘lf i-‘t.
.loaaph‘sll. i3. ohumh. is meaning to
have the corner stone of the new path
church In Death Malawi-root laid on
deadly. AprIl itlI. Bishop Tierney
will psrhmu the IIIIreIIIoIIy. and Idem
men from all over the state will be in
“goodness largo class of children
are preparing for confirmation on the
«modulation.
‘w n m_>w
ems sites Mm lair new.
The nttemlltnvu at tilt fair in the M-
IIIIII-y, IIaIIIIuIIy night. was very lasso.
a comma was given by the hand. there
was a wrestling match by his buttery
bnahowri law not. mutation wt:
and shift and will: W by time
Inserted. followed its duties. It was
We: the summits» to Mass
the his insight. when to mass win its
drawn. ‘
and our deep appreciation of his aunt: '
Stamford. m infliction! Longh-
rey, thirty-three. shot himself. thumb
thahead early this morning. His dead
.boderosenstiihwas Manama.
building on Cardinalstrnst at 7 o'clock.
Inugbreyhadbneu‘dsspoudaut sincsa
railroad accident of ayearsgo. which
causedhimthelossofauarm.
.. A Horse This! Bound 9m.
Hibachi to the Benunel.) w .
Rockvlile. liarchlm'l'he horse thief,
who with Henry Mallow. made I dos.
potato resistance tciapture in Manches-
ter Saturday, was brought to this city
this morning and arraigned before Judge
Bill on a chargealleging the theft of
Dr. Fliut’s horse. he gave his name as
James Reilly. formtrly of Philadelphia.
and says he has followed the sea for fif-
teeayears. atcuetimesarving lathe
United States navy. Ba pleaded guilty
and was held fostiial in thesaperlor
', court under bonds of 01,000. Re is now
in the county jail at Tolland.
iArs. Beecher Extremely llesilsss
(special to new»
Stamford. March lei- nn. Henry Ward
Beecher is extremely restless today and
the constant use of opiates is necessary.
At times the aged patient gives indies.
tions that shé recomiiara her friends, but
she I: altogether Adrift mentally most of
the time. it isdiili nit loses how she
can survive much longer:
- SCOTCH MARRIAGES.
Denali“ Details of Wedded Lite la the
lad of Cakes»
The marriage marlin for me has been
more than usually busy. This doubtless
In owing to the extra work which has put
railed during the year. According to our
mgistmr, marriages fluctuate to a M
largo enter“ with trade. Christmas and
Ibo New Your mu are invariablyasstich
IIIIviwiIh marriages. During the latter
mom many of the poorn classes can-r In-
Io the bonds of marrlnw with as little can
or") III: they would aha I their lodgings.
The various aaptut of t mntract and Its
neponsihllitios never III an to trouble their
beads. in many M It is all a matter of
«Inventories. lush?! In city realism“ tie
cloves that seven out of over-yum mar
rinng. in his opinion. haw little to dc
with low. in his long experience he had
met with many roses»; whore couples got
"spliced" and not only had nohmnoto
go to, but had barely enough to gI-t-thcii
supper. This is I-spociully so ameng
young couples. and. by the way, it may
here he stated that boy run! girl marriages
in towns ltf't‘ on tho inch-nee. During thI-
your just closed a I'IIIIII‘IIlcnIlIlI- Illlllllll'l'lll
yIIIIIhII from DI and own yIIntIgor him
lawn lilill‘i‘ll'fl. llI lure IIIIIIIy IIIImllIII \u'rI
over-min Milli!” lnmum's it was. but It (on:
WH‘kW‘r-fllt‘y Wt‘l‘t' applicants to the parish
I‘Illlllt'll IIr Society For IIIIprIIleIg ihM’on
Il'It'I-III (I! ”III l'IIIIr for help. A I'llllpll‘llltv
[II-am Ii II: “no of "I" II.“ II in how Thl'll
fourth child n‘glill'nli. and lll‘llllt'l‘ of
th- in \\ III IIII r. 1
II lI- IIIIIpI'iIIlIIgII rum! in IlIIIIe days of
(“lithium how ignorant many pmplcarc
“in II Ibry \iwll IIII “Wfllttlllll Not II fIw
llh‘ llllltlllt' III Iago llil‘ll' muons. some are
unable to ulw the mono or hour of birth
III lTlI‘ I'IIIlIl Hwy Tl leI In I'I'uII-tI-r in NH
lug IIII lllul'l'ldul‘ wlodolm mmo Illilli'l‘till'i
IIII III-Mm git-o. I'm lliflllllll't' .IIIIIIIIIII
on» Inked it lev \VI‘ no III IIIIIIl not an
ImIrIIi "\I: III lIII llll tho motoring
A lll'fllllllldl‘l‘ MIII IIIIII IIIIlIIII if his IIIIlII'r
um liIiIIg mid. "Ho. IIlII- lives in III lII-II
hum."
Till‘lllt‘lllrl which lt-‘H'I‘ II f’ItlIllI‘ IIIIII tI-IIuiI
I‘mliug l‘f't'llm‘“ throughout Ihv your. in
the aIIIIIIIII-I'II povaIItII-InlIIII lilll‘ilT T‘ll‘
Itlllt‘ifl in gel IIIIIrI'iIIl by IIIIIII'lIIl “N‘Iifil‘.
'I‘ho Att'lflwfi'tttllll l-IuII'IIIl III IIIII \I-IIII-Ivi for II
fI-w lillllllh‘ti IIml II'fl IlIII room. As lII- did
not return II M'itl" it won lIIIIIIIIIiIIII. AIN'T
I'IIIIIIIII'lI‘IIIg IaIvIII-III ]|illllli‘ Tutti-I'd IIIIII in
’llll‘t'i‘t shops IlII- ll‘llillll \I‘IIII found by No
mother in low IIIIHIIIIIIIIIII his lII-nvi lllllII‘
vicinity of tho I'Ioilv rock and WIN drug
gwi book to his iIIIv AII intruding bride
groom nae-titty [NIlMlHHT him-silt on "If
"writing of lilo IIIIIIIltItf do”. The gum
follow lIIIII Iu‘IIrlIIIIIIIIIItII for his bond and
thought that ho could be happier without
vltlnv of ”will. A not low IuniolI wan vo
I‘III‘IIIII IIIIIIII- wovlm IIgII. filli’ which would
lttl‘lu II ngIIIIl billijt‘l‘l for n now-lint. 'l'lIII
III-owner IIIIIrI'iIIIi IIII their {It‘llllllll'lll They
had grown up Ilifll'l'fl‘r, knowing IIIII the
thin» whon thov «in! not lfil’t'l'iit'h other.
iloIlI III-re \lilllila of IIIIIIIIIIIIIpIiIItI.mIIl
iIIiIIu IIIIIIIII'lIIIIII Ihnttlwir cm} was neat
”II I; III IIIrIIIl India in tho lIomlaIII' wtsl
bulk
(Inc My II well known utm't llllltllltl'lll
llh‘hi'lllt‘i! iIiIIm if III on union and male
turn] him wifII‘IIIIoIItlI IIIIIl III the IIIII'IIt'lIo:
lIT Ibo nIgiotrIIr ilil‘m’tT "i' MM IIIorIIlIIg
IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII vI-IIIIi-IIIIIIIvIII to marry an
IIIIIIIII onImII. ’l‘iIIII IIIIIII of thing lmppem
mum I‘mlIII'IIIIy ”Mil IIIIIIII vaIpln Ihlnk.
'l‘ho Imus III IIrIIIImIIIul iIriIIIIgIIIIuIIIII I'IIrIn
II IIIII'ioIIII IIIIII iniowatlttg IIIIIIl‘y. The M.
one" in “worm IIIiiIm for lltf‘ alti‘scs mm
from III. while IIIII Women for IIIII «term
we runs from no. The nvcrngcot sMurly
iIrlIiIIII IIIIII tIviIiIIgI-IIIIIIIII runs about to and
in. womb oi the lilili‘f‘ have" Ire-II married
three and tom- Ibo-III. It hos often been
IIIIII IIIIII II git-I elm up hois- III IIII but II
the registers of nun-rinses prove anything
may show that IIpiIIIIIcraIIf inland upward
use much nought otter "Many in fix
and mu for aye" Int-Inn still to hold gov
'lhis month is Ibo Ilulltwt in tho mm.
IIIII won the ltflVl‘fll of June the business
begins muslin l’IIIIlIiIIIIA'ilc marriages halve
neatly IIIIIIvaIIIId III number and display.
III II In linemen the Itaughttvoi s
“de and a our terms there
mmmthanmwmmatany
firm” "bit?“
I Wile
IIIIIployocII;
WWI SEETIIE TRAIN
The NW! arena of William H.
Blibtrl frail ibtlanl Death.
III: deuteron IIIII mots.
mmsmsmn Iblsl a In:
ansmamm
Guatemala. or am IIIIIIIy
' ”Forum.
The accident which befall winner 3
Gilbert; a clerk employed by Alfred Avi»
son, at the Fair Grounds railroad cross.
ing. Saturday afternoon. was a most
miraculous escape from instant death.
Mr. Gilbert was driving over “the
crossing in a covered wagon. Theth
board fence north of the crossing, sur-
rounding the Fair Grounds. prevented
him from seeing an appmnchiug‘ttrain.
consisting of an engine and a caboose. in
charge of ”Engineer Morgan audOonduo-
tor Newton. of Daubury. They had
been to Sanfords with an extra freight
train and were "backing" to South
Norwalk. The first knowledge Hr
Gilbert had of its approach
was when he saw the tender
almost upon him; Behad no time to
jump. or. in fact, to do anything. The
wagon was struck directly in the center
and buried into the air, together with
Afr. Gilbert, who was thrown a distance
of perhaps twenty-five feet, while the
top of the wagon lauded about three
hundred feet away. ‘
When Mr. Gilbert struck the hard
ground he was rondered unconscious
Those who witnessed the accident.’
among them being John Reilly. thought
b . had been instantly killed. ‘ A harried
examination. however, showed that he
was alive. The engine was stopped and
Mr. Gilbert was carried to the Norwalk‘
st Ition. Dr. A. H. Baldwin.
win was summoned by Chief
of Police Bradley, found that the
young man's left leg was broken in two
placements of the fractures being just be
lo-s the knesuud the other near the
ankle.
At the depot Mr. Gilbert regained
consciousness. The ambulance waI
summoned and he was removed to the
hospital.whcrs the fractured leg was
set by Dr. Baldwin and Dr. James G.
Gregory. the family physician. Here it
to ascertained that Mr. Gilbert's spine
had ”0an injured. as at tlrrt snppom
ed. He complained of severe pains in
the chest and back. The physicians be-
hove. however, that he suifered no in-
wrual injuries. He passed a fairly corn-
fortable night Saturday and yesterday.
although he was unable to raise his
head from the pillow.
FIJI} st Ilsa III Lincoln.
The funeral of Miss Inn Lincoln war
from the house and the Norwulk Mot ho
dist. church. Rev. A ll. Wyatt
otliciatod, and Rev. GarreIt linulunbcck
offered prayer. The pallbearern were
Vlt'litl'. Willis and Edward Selleck. and
Clarence Hlanw In. and the flower bearers.
lrving Finch. Robert Mailings. Frederick
Bangor and Edward Miller. Among
the many bountiful floral tI-IbotIIII
were it burp from it. do ti.'II
month from the lipww'th
Lengnvu and a bunch of call a “ill”! from
IIIIIIlorks at W ti. Sturtcvant'sntore.
flat luliea “called
A button which was found lIoI'weelI
llt‘lIl‘ the scene of the Italian IIIIIrIlcr in
East Norwnlk. and which caused some-
whnt of n sensation among amateur dc-
IrIItivIIII IIIIII certain reporters. tiIII Imp.
position being III once advanced thIII it.
belonged to the murderer. has been
id-‘lllllltld by ”(flour William Penning.
too as hi» property. The button wmI
torn from tho IIIilccv'II coat while ho was
.senliug n‘fcnco in anew-II of ovidcuoeof
the Mom.
A Fins lot of listen.
M. 'l'III-‘Iov advertises that he has jifnt
nIIeivoIi near lIIIIIlIIf bureau. including
heavy Ilraaginoea. muddle". drivers and
posts». which he will sell at very low
prices. The Ioainof ponies have been
soon on our IItI-IIIIIII and are very nttrncI
tle- In appearance and are warranted
unmet in disposition. 'A‘lltl‘llll Mr. ’i'ur-
lIv claims to be as line IIII over l‘runuht
Iotovvn
MI es Issuing Isv imam.
Reports canIsto the Youth Norwatk
pollen yesterday afternoon. that eight
or ten tramps were slowing people in
We» around and begging at the mo
dances. Chef of Police VIIIlnIIv sent
the onions out and they caught llll‘to
mandamus IIIylvsstIIr. Jams Nolan.
and Arthur Kelly. They were sent to
1in for tau days by Judge Behind. and
Captain tiladstnne took them to de~
UM.
WMWWMwwmpany
humus-eta In new adver-
timssiadvshilsals blunts»; also
disarmament-stabs: ts
ens-seam»
largely attended. yesbarday afternoon, .
John L. Salllv "
own new consisting
exclusively of sdiaus and vaudeville
favorites. is the Monument at lloyt's
essay of the former champion into the
realm of atuzeland III undertbo
direction of FrankV D .proprletor
of the Palace Theatre, Boston, and has
pmved successful from the start. The
extravaganza company is playing this
week in Boston to overflowing houses
The out rtainmont is pronounced
exceedingly novel and interesting. The
large company comprises a number of
actresses of prominence in their special
hues. -
brawls. Cards.
Fields & Hanson's "Drawing Cards"
comes to Hoyt’s 'Theatre, Saturday
matinee and night, March 6. With this
company are Fields db Hanson themv
selves; Price dz steels. the incompara
hie sketch team; Fred Valmore. the
famous Australian mimic as the
“Instrumental Mam" Senator Frank
Boll. the wellvknowu burnt cork mono-
logaitt; Bradford & Mum. a clever
team of burlesqucrs; the Wait. Sisters.
in their great singing act. and conclud-
ing with 'tflcKenua’s Mishspa.” inter»
preted by the entire company. Consider-
ing all the talent embodied in this
the calibre of the entertainment which
they will present.
Robert Enamel Club Entertainment.
Those of as who have hope in the at»
timste triumph of right and justice can
find no mum appropriate and nuspicionsI
occasion than the anniversary of the
Robert Emmett lab. Thursday night
in the XIII-walk Opera House, to demon-
strate and emphasis» our fcnlty to the
faith and principles of Emmet and Fitz-
gcrald and Wolfe Tone and t‘he blan-
cheI-Itcr martyrs. in is an anmvpreary
that represents and typifies glorious
memories that live in the brain. and
heartIIf‘the Irish nation. Other races
and nations have their fetvs and hell-
days. Republican France celebrates the
falling of the Beadle: the United States
deuce. While Ireland has no nationa
victory to commemorate. in peace or
war, the at least can lay claim to be the
martyr nation of the 'world and the
foremost champion of the rights of man.
if she cannot achieve her own inde.
pcudcnce. shchns never forfeited it by,
pnsillanimoas surrender of her inalien
able birthright. The Saxon yoke may
be imposed upon her by brute force, but
she has over protested and struggled
against the infamy. The proceeds of
the entertainment a ill be given to the
irish politIcal prisonI- rs.
The Passion Pisy.
A rarI- opportundy to learn all about
the,oelI~brateIl ‘ Passion Play" will be
afforded to the citizens of South Sop
walk. on the evening of March III, when
Professor Timothy Drake will lecture on
that subject in Music Hall. A oouIiI
entertainment on the graphophone and
megaphone will follow the lecture.
Arrested for Digging.
Ilillilf‘rl Stchb, .lI lIII White and Thomas
llyeII ware arrested b'aIlnrduy night by
(thief Brmiioy IIIIII Iniicer Moi-choose in
WII-II nvcnno Tui' begging. Htebb was
today fined t? and costs for intoxication
and Mllllvllifltll to it'll IIIIyII III )ailfor
vsgrauuy. Ryan was sentenced to II!
Icon days in M11 for vagrunry. and
“flute to ten day» In jail (II the some
Intense. M
butt of David I. ilm.
David Barlow Hill died shortly before
noon IIIdayat the home of his sister.
Mrs. E. lioldennullast avenue, in in»
forty-sixth year. The funeral will talc
place at than o'clock. Wednesday attor-
noon. from the house. interment will
be at Albany. N. Y.
A Summer iltsIIisIIss Looted.
(III-octet to The sentinel.)
Greenwich. literati L—Jrhe line since
mar l‘t‘flllfllll‘ttfll II. III. home. a retired
merchant. located at Bullock's Corners,
was looted Hahn-day IIIIIIIt. Furniture.
bidding. clothing and valuables were
when.
his loss. There Is no clue.
liens to on its last lists.
Ilnsclal to The hottest»
New tendon. lurch twill. It. Nellsn.
chainnun of the regatta lmmltm art
the New lamina board of Tunis. today
announced that NW London has now a
very strong hope of securing the oIIllIIgI
boat mesa tor the Thames In June.
A intuit Pastor assigns.
III-sew in The tisnIInsM
Winston. limit I.-llev. John Dopey.
for eleven yours paste of the Boom.
tional slIarclIht Itertolk. bssusigasd to
Climb. m
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Theatre, tomorrow night. The latest
organisation, there will to no doubt of
Ihe glorious Declaration of ludspon- ,
Mr. iirown is unable IocstimniIIIId
TITLE-dull oral-III
llamas his _ “
nesday. Mare
‘ most at Albany.-
Experiendce
on Stress Sewing
' Aunts to
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18 BUTLER Strum,
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132 Water Street.
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WA): l'ftl). A man as better
at the Norwalk Hotel
‘ TALTII'D ~New erain Induai rial"
onrnucr: additional beauties" ‘,
dividend-I: cash surrender values. M
ctic canvassers wanted. Bax“ HT, "
0rd, Conn.
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'ANTED.—~l competent Swedish or.
\V III-rniau girl to cook, M Ind,
freon. ’l‘lIrreinIanIily. W “EA
ply at it!) East avenue, Norw , {2'
{ANTI-ll) .-A respectable doing we
\ man. whose husbtsud is “a In nthh
out of employment wishesto
or housework by the day. Caller .
ial card to E. H" All Meadow and", Q .
Norwnlk. first floor. « ’ '
ml
‘0 1 ET. wf‘igar store and barber '
I nor of Pin! and Niven-ids
March 1. Apply to Kim Anna ll
'1'0 LET— Desirable apartment, ' -
llIIIr. emu Ive. find that: A room
and sewer cunbecil n. Home .
IIIy mum-euro .iiaule.b:ck.
at. hurwaiu. .M '
loam no No III 80 Mahdi seed .
improvements. rent use I ‘ '
i‘llenn‘tzt" Jam 8;; niaotfira- «or.
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adIro-II .w II but ave. has: Nora’sii
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[‘0 LET. —-llouse of eight rooms. ,
modern e IuVenIeucaI; wl
our barn. Apply to D. .Hunt, “3n“
Mum street. w
'1‘() LE P. :lf rem April let, house
I: tit-stunt. street. Contains nine
r mm» and Improvements. All)
room home. No. 25 Wood street. ‘
No ‘lJ Uhe-tnut street.
V01.Bl'-fl)useon Pine t 'i
luInire at Rave; marina”
' ‘0 LET .-Furnisbed meme.
sman. stoIm tie-t and asset
c order of unclean and spring at _
'1‘0 LEl' ”First“ and undlooirs.
wantatenue ren I no. It
count flair.“ Wmmfl'. my,
bout» of 1' rooms.
Itoouvvfird“l avenue”
of
iii.” house M “
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no nan. street. servant. sea t0. EA. ,
'1):
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in: II- were of Quinlan! Mlldtn‘,”
llL‘I’ “i an and Kansas sis. Norwaltfiotl Rota
it ”Quintlrd. l
rauwuable lecture l-‘.
Main st. .. Nurtt'halk or RH maimed,“
W anbiIIgIImsI., so. Norwalk 12! its
'l‘u LI-‘l'. A IIIIIIsant'I room corny
nub furnace. water and new new
III-ciIIIIIII. Uue minute from trolley and
one half mile of .‘Itl‘Wfllk post-office. flout
IF- ' lIIqIIIrel' F l'..,QuIniarIl Willem-L.
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anII-r III. n at H2; Ill tune, LJWOIW,
III at ..i ll. hoapon resIdeuce. 7 mum,
r. m in: home, \iaIIhaIIsII-eet. ii rooms,
nm in first floor, .I rename Tall“
street. rIIII $1”. All in first class order
Apply to John ll Knapp. 82 West atmt'
1" vi
[‘0 LI: I .\ my desirable hdusa with
on modern unprovenisnu. line lon~
IIIIII tIII- IIIiuII‘tes‘ walk iron) depot. ID-
”in“ III 2‘! Taylor IIV-Itlut'. near W“!
tvU'lt’T "fl“
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ntlllilltll' fur III Immnont or Gm
slllf't'. “moonstone 'ixlllll lIhfiaddltlea
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itilllflt"!l\l'r|llfl goblin. fitnbllng ill
no two hours and wagons. A.
rIIIInIII, irI-III IIIIIIIIII at over (llsvn'ssha‘a
More. Itlltmlllu for “files or lhii house
keeping. Apply oil ice (Milli, "Sim
t' IIIIIIuIIy. till \\ neblngton atmt.‘
‘5 LET. "cm ,
Alvin I‘W‘li'Ilizui I ‘
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Conn. lIIIIuimmIIntrg‘wt. .3
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Alziltllf'li III III lilmwood avenue.
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kinds. H [or 1.0m. lInnI scape We
Ilenlnu II spvtialiy; truce. Iblllll. m
and all ItIIII II III nursery-i Mink.» t It!'
prices, nothing but A o
crud. llvop in" II Mainland I will ‘
you All IIIIIIIII warranted. lids
tory. lib veers foreman for Hlephttit
lions. l'. U. IIIldrIIIIII Biol-walk. Uh
F‘tlll it ll It M| hull prion. “muddy? q;
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llitgllllll buyer. "‘5 North No
vii-echtiu. Nurwallt.
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berry "III. I‘ It lIIIIIiHIi. Norm“
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IIIII avenue. Apply to i‘ayior ‘
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