r
L . ‘ m
NJ
f' , our
m -
w—M‘ ,
I. $th Dom.
more sumac rm Hewlett.
”fillies? Idlers One and he
’Lo'flilihimull the Insets
‘1 slum «mi...
The residence of Hand Mrs. Rollin
'A. Heldwinmn Crewent Terrace. bore
W311i: morning. of buying been
new by burglars during the night.
The oontentn of the secretary in the
dining room were-cuttered on the floor,
and there were a number of portly burn,
admittance lying about.
. “firetythingin the room was turned
telly terry. Two 820 bills and one 810
‘ bill were taken from between the leaves
ofthree books. Several pocketbooks
WU 'weretornopen.*end from these overfl
were taken. .
Mrs. Baldwin says that she and Miss
’. Edythe 8. Gates were aroused about 1
o’clock by. hearing a sound about the
7 house. She arose and listened. but
heard nothing else until about 1:30
o‘olwk, when Thomas E. Perkins. who
remained at the house all night, shook
the knob of the door of her room and
inquired for a match, stating that he
' heard a noise down stairs.
Thehousehold was aroused, and the
members proceeded down stairs, when
therebbery was discovered, but there
was no one nbout the house, and no
sounds had been heard of any one louv-
in; it.
Itis thought the sounds heard at 1
o‘clock were the burglars getting into
the house. They gained entrance to the
house by pushing the hey out of the
lock of the side door, inserting a shale»
ton key and turning the lock, and then
forcing of! the fastener of the bolt which
held the top of the door.
suns]: rnrur is MR. room-n“ now.
The room of Charles Irving F ~rris, of
West street, at 109 East Twenty-sixth
street, New York, was entered by a
monk thief one day this week. and Mr.
li‘erris' heavy overcoat and a number of
dental instruments were taken. The
thief had worked the old scheme of on.
gaging board in the house, and then get-
tlnginto the rooms of the other coca
pants. He wentto the house Well rc-
commended. but the New York police,
’ whomon his trail. say he is an oil
olender;
CHIEF PBDWIN'S ORDERS.
am in n- mnipnzu of Item“: m?
m in line (liner-Ilene Exercises.
The following brders were today issncd
by Chief Engineer J. '1‘. l’rowitt, of the
Norwelk Fire Department, in regard to
participation. tomorrow. in the corner-
stone leying exercises of lit. Jumph's
flinch: ,
The companies have been notified in
report to their captains. at their reupec-
tiyo quorum. at 1 o’clock. in full nub
form. with ovoroonte. The captains are
ordered to report with their men at the
chi.“ headquarters in Main street at
1:80 o'blook. toteko position in line at
3:80 o’clock. and the order to mumll will
b. given at mo slurp. The line will be
W with right routing oppmim lion
m. It follows; Fire Police. Phwnix
Mummy. Hope Hose company.
m Hook sod Ladder oompeny.
While amnion the men will me their
W on their left ernu.
Mn”... M... ”a...
m oi the «less this cute.
lbs nonunl meeting of tho (luldcn
m Clinic oi King's Daughters, of the
m Congregations! church. was
WMMEM at the personage. Them
w p wry Mo ett «(dunes of mambo".
who were Mndymurtsiusd by no.
in“. Then album wet-o slanted:
W. I‘ll:- Julie amnion-z vice»
Wt. ”to. if. I. Grommets; mm»
m. in. n. K. tit. Jolie; trainer»,
mm. Aim the business a
,1...- nernsevwawe
Whit called New hrs? on»...
“Wit s new In of cutting. We
m»fifarthefee of cation just list
' fiiuthewtliemuf our lecithin:
’ . m. hm tie mm or
" not he one out moon all
an other me. om
mm In on. no open.
n...» vac—cf
The lead lull" M Yesterday With Its.
‘ l. I. Kore. of Fol‘ilsld Mom.
The, once»! meeting of the Priory
Afternoon club will hold yesterday iii--
tor-noon at the residence of Mrs. I. 8.
Keep. 8 Foiriield avenue.
Interesting reports were read by the
treasurer. Mrs. J. Milton Goburn. and
the ”oratory, Min‘flurcln I. Hendricks,
who gave ejbrief review of the poet year's
study of ”America's Constellation."
The pretideut. Miss Minerva Rash.
mode an impromptu speech, compli-
menting the club on the increased ut-
t'endnnce and marked advancement
nude during the year. A hearty vote
of thatch-awn given the president for
the ability 'and regularity with which
she has presided. Miss Nash, however.
declined a nomination. The election ro-
eulted .- follows:
President, Mrs. Edgarll. For.
Vice-president. Mrs» Milo Parsons.
Secretary, Mrs. Frederic ll. Quinton].
Treasurer, Miss Mary K Jennings.
Thecxecntive committee chosen were
Mrs. Ids 8. Keep, Mrs. Edward H. Gum.
hurt and hire. R )bert A. Holmes.
hlnuy topics were proposed for study
for the ensuing your. The newly elected
president,Mrs. For, and Miss Nash ware
who deleghtes appointed to attend n meet-
ing of the English Literary club. of
Bridgeport,’ April 20th. for the purpose
of forming a State Federation.
A picnic at The Knob, June id, is in
store fertile Friday Afternoon «inbgin
honor of Mr. and Mrs. Theron G. Hoyt,
who. for the past two years, have so hos.
pitubly entertained the club at Wuyndo
Fagin, Ridgefleld.
CONCERT Mill fiEcll'ATIONS.
l’ho comrilnrail elm}: and on: two De-
light I Good Sized Audience.
contninod :1 large audience, lest nightnt
the concert nod entertainment given by
the Cowperthwait Sisters, of Danbnry,
and no: Gertrude Lyon, ot’ Norwolk.
The Programme. 3 most excellent one.
was greatly enjoyed. The voices of the
Cowperthivuit Sisters blend nicely. and
their singing was excellent, nearly nil ‘
their numbers being encorod. Especially
worthy of mention were Molloy's “Kerry ~
Dance" and two lullabys. Mire Lyon
showed great ability no a rocitotiouisr.
cud her three programme numbers ww-
cncored. The Dolsnrte Emotive Ullritiln'i
wore exceptionally well receivcl. Hmv- i
:ird A. Tilly, the popular young c-u-m-t-
ist, played “The Serenade," by Missud,
arid in response to an encore gave the
"Annie Laurie." Iiis accompan-
ist was Miss Bel-the M. Adams. Miss
Sadie Frances Weed rendered it piano
solo in a pleasing manner, mud was
heartily npplnnv'lcd. A. 5. Gibson WM
nocompanist in one of the numbers snug:
by the Cowperthwuit Sisters.
DEA“! arms—[1365 CMWT
the End came this Morning at the Home ol llit
Daughter in Eimmed avenue.
Judge William T. Crow died early this
morning at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. liohnrt Smith, in Elmwood avenue,
in“ noun; n week ngu from New York.
where he resided last winter. Ho mm
in lln- eightywocond year of his ago.
Mr. Crow was born in Korwalk. and
had olwnys mule thin place his home.
He was for runny years ‘trinl justice in
South Not-walk. anal his decisions ware
churnetorimd by “linens. and his
opinions on matters of low Wore
frequently sought after. lie was a
member of the Common council for
sound terinr.
Mr. Crow served two terror in the
lower house of the leulslntnro with credit.
t ) himself and to the satisfaction of his
constilnentr. lie way all“) induce! the
city court until it abolished. lie curved
one term as county commissioner.
Mr. Crow. years one. earned on the
«mentoring buniuom in South Norwuik.
and runny of the substantial business
bloolw and private houses were con—
structed by him.
He leaves two soul, John W. and
Frank ll. Grew. nwl two cinnamon. lira
J. A Decker and hire. smith.
linden! «More will in hold llondny
afternoon on o‘clock, from till minimal
avenue.
The contest announced to tells piece
in the “(welt srmorr. in the user in:
tore. between the menu teams oi
the monitors! Y. ti. (3. A. and the
imminent Plenum club has been do.
eluted oil! by the former nun. which
claim that the memo is too hour in
close tool”. The l‘elliltllillmhl. hows
over, inlet the swarm boys are timid
to inset them on mat of the clam
some which the have“ was played
wiiutlmtnmm fluently. ohm
fiefiw m was com . hr the
mm.
The First Methodist Episcopal church ,
nftor an illness of only it few days, linv- »
an "aunt: no
, § .sb‘hgfinonwhnlt,’
, T . 5,: .m y ,
tsuntmiflmnnur. ruling in
Social and Funnel Pmpnpln About
hell-known Harwell: People.
noon mi... nvnsion
Illa "sills L its", of Berries Arum. 8m-
priue Lul light by n Parly oi tier
Friends on the (locales el my lint.
dry-Other Notable fluttering!-
Miss Hattie L. Hoyt wan snrprispd last
night at her home in Biyview avenue.
A party of friends dropped in on her in
honor of the anniversary of her birth.
day. Although token unnwnres. she
participated heartily in the s'pirit of the
occasion and mode it hostess of unbound-
ed hospitality. Games and dancing were
enjoyed and n collation served. The
surprising friends included Misses Nel-
lie nnd Annie Mother, Bessie Ingersoll
Lyon, Binnie Kieth, Gulls Malletto,
Florence Bradley, Mrs. Frank J. Brod-
bnry and Mrs. John W.Curnow, Messrs
Lockwood. Charles R. Helmet, Dominic
Davenport. John W. Garnow. William
Naphey and Victor W. Ferris.
Mrs May and daughter, lilies Etta
May, of Bridgeport. are the guests; of
Miss Ella ltichurdmn, of Maple street
Miss May is the young lady after whom
the steamer “Etta May" was named.
A surprise party was held at tho houn-
of Mr. and hire. George Corr, Riverside
nvenuc, last night, in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. William Warner, of Meriden.
Miss Margaret Husbrooch, of llnbob
on. N. .l . is spending a for; days with
Mrs. Homer 1“. llucicnnni, ni‘ lit} South
hinin street.
Mrs. Frederick lv‘dloyv and Miss Educ
Fillow. oi Somalis, haw been guests of
Mrs. Nulhonicl S. Kwk, in Westport.
Mrs. W. 5. Sturtovont and son (.‘iin
ton. of lilmwood avenue. returned homo
lust night from u visit in Brmklyn.
Mrs Am C. Pack. of Waterbury, is
the guest of Charles S. Lockwoml, of
lino: avenue.
Miss Bossieiiriilin, of New York, is
visiting .liiss .linrgirottn Short, of Nor-
Walk.
Ellie‘s i) ii“ li'mvn, of Main street, is
iisiting in Port Chester.
hire. '1‘. 1i. .‘(ublc went to Ansonio.
yesti-rlioy.
.lolinJ. Unvoiingh was in Hartford,
yostcrd uy.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL news.
William 11. Webb, of Ncwiirwn
nvonuv, has recovered from a three
mouths’ illness.
The mm of Francis Molioon vs
A. ll. llyington, is on trial today in the
Nurwnlk Town Court room, before
J edge Scott, of Dnnbury.
The first of it writes of informal (huli‘v-
will be givmi in hickimul's Hall on llir
oveningofowmlny. April '30. Weldon-
hummer will furnish mnnic.
Business at Timmas Wnrd'n new but
shop in lilnin street is mporml it» being
very good, irinuners, finishers nini luri-
ore now bring employed. gettinuont lino
hond-nuulvhnts for the whiilosnie and
retail trmlo. ‘
~h‘rcnh home, at Hayes“ ruin.
”a... ....- .. ._ .... w”...
rm Company for Spring mu.
Plans are lmingporiooml for (be for-
mation of one of the largest and must
efficient the companion in town. to b:-
coinpwsd of residents of Spring Hill
The essculivo committee is compound «.1
Umolalt. Smith nod William (Jenny,
and they are meeting with good ammonia.
The company intends to purchase it:
own oppmtns.
WiIIIMUK.
Hits Annlisti'imnnellis visiting hm-
later. Mrs. William Kontdn Blew York
c » in lire llsokey is confirm! to her
home with an attack of the grip.
.. m... .. n.,....»._m..wvmw
lists Abandoned the Gtm.
mimic! to The nonllooli
Medium. April li.whfndlson'l mood
cilia-ens Whoopelit the greater part of
yesterday afternoon milieu for tho
trump who brutally and tummy n
mulled Mrs. (.3an (droves. here. u s
Muir. shutdown the chess.
.m..wm -
l'me tin-WI mo cutout.
lMlte the W.)
or
Wanton. Mm on
M. 1%“ Wm!
his WWW“ “I"
s ., UIi'D’AYX r3711. 3 1897 ‘
South blorwnlh, ,
tomorrow. 00mins
work of the late Ber.
ning. who was for . uteri: ‘ yours pes-
tor of the church. , . .Dnnning’s new
will be draped in "" arcing emblems
and the floral deoorelfim will be of white
only. The folio K. speoisl pro-
grammes of worship . ve been arranged
for both morning L racing. the ser—
mon to bepreaohed f ’ lie evening being
thcim premixedh‘y tr. Dunning, end
one be referred to. ‘
his death as exprefiivo of his abiding
faith. It will therelq'c be of special in-
terest at this time. A
Invocation, with” t Gloria Pnlri. in
response. - . ..
Arit.hein~—"Behold,
Show You a Mys-
tery." '
Holden
Trio, from Elijah ft Thine Eyes” t
Mendelssohn
Prayer.
Hymn—"Rock of ."
Solo-"Whero the hits Hove Rolled
A way. " ,1 Shirley
memorial sermon. _.
Hymn—~“Ten Thousand Times Ten
Thousand." /
EVFJEHN} SERVE 'i". ,.
Anthom-"5woot is Thy Mercy. Lot ."
liymu-"liurh,llark my Soul!" Bornby.
Rmdinu of scriptures. ‘ '
Uoutrnlto solo—«"Bnt the Lordis Mind-
ful.” hiendele. a.
Reading ) "The Still Small bait-n."
of poems! "It Might Have Bron,”
‘ Homer N. Dunning
Soprano solo—"Not Lost, but (lone lio-
fore." fibrin-y.
Prayer-
Hymn-WTim Homeland." ,
Sermon—”The Things that Romain.”
. Humor N. Dunning.
llymnv—“U Paradise}! 0 i’nrnliec!"
At the First Methodist lipimopnl
church, llcv. A43 K-ivnnngh. IMMUI‘.
preparatory service in the imturo mun
or 924.3; san‘ramentof the Lord's supper
:tf lilziln u. m. At 7 the pastor will
preach the lust sermon in the Bibli-
Harlflfl.
Bible nndtim Protestant Bible." This
will also he the lztnt ounce of the con-
ference your. Sunday night's music
will be the anthems “lime Beautiful
up)» the llonutnins"an:l "Arise, Shine.
for Thy Light lisrscmns‘.” The load Hun-
.lny in tin: viivl chum-3: lwfuru it is moved
7mm its proseut oil".
service the post it Will limo a statement
-‘(.)DC€I’lllllR the new building, cost, con-
tract. etc. All are “Wit-"(1.
“if“ (.3 mgregntiun il church. Til‘ltnilh‘
ii Rubin. pastor. borriiu-s at 10:30 :1. In.
1nd 7.311;). m. Morning unlumt. "The
Gospel of Hope." in the evening tin-re
will be an orr-niiulo praise service, ontzt.
led ”Tin- hlzistor and his Disciples," with
printed programmes. EV't‘I'yl) sly cord;
lily \wlnnnml. Junior (thrislinn En
.icnmr nl 3p. in ; Senior Christian [in
vieil‘v'ur lit “:30 p. in.
Trinity clmrcbse-rviirvs for week 1w-
ginnmg April i‘il. sl’ifih Sunday in
(mot ll lioly UllillIliillliiill', 8 n. m ;
Morning Prayer. ll. $3 a m ; Litony, fil‘l‘r
mun and Holy ('ummnuiun. H n. m;
liwning l'myi—rnml semmo. izrillp, in.
Monday. 'l‘ims:i.ty. 'l‘hurudsy no.1 Elton
clay, l‘is'oliiiig i'myir ltliii miflrn'ns‘i, l p
in; Wednesday and Friday. Evening;
Prayer llllli iiiilillflll, 3.150 p Ill.
(hone church. RM 5. ll. Watkins.
rector. Sunday, April ill), b n. in .lloly
Communion; liirfill It in . hitnny, n'iclrcu-o
iml HolyCommunion: i‘.’ ill. fillilliii)’
whool: .230 p "L. liwniug Prayer and
wrnnm: san M, "’i‘rmplniien; ticlidui-
“intone." The rl'L‘i‘il‘ will ulliwinli‘ and
prone“.
licv. A. ll Wynn \till occupy the
pulpit of tho Nnrwnlk Motlnniiot lfliihi'u .
mil church, Sunday morning umltwn-
n {iunmmmn and reception»! anon»
nor» in the morning. Preaching in the
wooing. This will be the last nunduy
of Mr. Wyuti'n paniumlo.
Suinlnyovcningmi the First “4th
church. ltov. i“. ll Robbins will preach
on the fifth saying or the cross, from
John six. is. ilubjiwt. ”The Echo of n
host World; or, n vmion of Hell. iiwoinl
nnmicbyn innieqnartelle. All arcin-
vitt'tl. .
The poster will punch morning and
«ironing ntthofimth Norwolk lioptiut
church. himormw. (lommnniun at the
morning service. tfiiiriutinn Endenvm-
inoctina M. (io‘oluch; evening service nt
(3001! music n' all settle“.
At Knndeen'n linll. tomorrow after.
noon, thoncwill be u liiblo running by
Jeremiah ltlohsnluon. on the "wound
(loll of Jonuh." alum by full orchestra.
An Apology.
l have made househ- and have had
thins! painted which l mu wry for. out!
to all when: i may horn attended 1
humbly ssh forgiveness.
CARLYLE lint.
».
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Wfifiiillle‘flfl.
13mm The ma
Mum Maw—t were
, . ' mm
Tumour N. Duo-f
Subject. “The Evolution of the ;
At the morning: .
tier Sturdy Sons Brat u... Cambridge
Crew ‘by Two Lengths.
some in con? nuns.
the Winners Iim In Been Vicierim Eight
You: in [mice and line we Thirty-
eu out 0! lite Filly-leer Inset
. " Round.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Pointy. April 8-4111: fifty-fourth on-
nusl host race between crows represent»
ing the Unive ties of Oxford and Cam-
bridge was row today over the usual
course. from Potney to Mort Lake. a
dietanoe of four and one-quarter miles.
and was won by Oxford by barely two
lengths.
The weather was bad for hosting. the
shywns overooot. the wind was guilty,
and some ruin Willi falling and the at
mmpbere was cold and row.
The water between Pntnny and Ohio.
wick was very choppy, which favored
the Oxford crew. ’
Oxford has now won thirty-one out of
thc‘iifty-four races rowed and has been
the winner eight years in succession.
A BOY GOT THE STAGIf‘
u. Shot Down the Prize \Vhlch Ironin-
sporinmen 11ml Sought In Vain.
The gray sing, which, according to The
1 Badminton 31E:Ri|1lflf‘.,lltlll ronmwdnll over
the northwest; of Iinséirmmty, in Scotland,
turning from one door forest into the rest,
puzzling still hunters by its devious course
and cmlty ways and giving hock favor to
everybody tho: shot at it. until it conic to
be I'l‘mll'iilffl m n clumped boost, Wile killed
[it his: by it hay.
.i (torricvmr door pork is not wry largo.
.lynt n cunnid’cmhlo n‘umlmr of deer are
i killed them, and it is 1: limit little place for
Mary hunts. ’i'hcowncrs live in London
:nml are kept informoilol' what goes on
5, their by Colin MacDonald, the bond mime
: hostel-r. who knowsilic uplnmle ix'tterilnm
' most miplc know invoke. (.lne tiny curly
l in July l'cri-y Stephens, one of the myth
: one, got it letter, buying that the mirth-om!
. grey sing ‘lnul mime over the fence into
; Ccnrricvonr land from lnwmnoiu, n noiglr
i boring foroct. whom the Must haul ($033)“!
9 a number of bullets. (limo n wm-k thoro
7 after 1: (tot; mim telling that: tlw gr“; .- ‘ 'H.’
hilt! lurch own on (his new and 'm lh..!
wwi. ”Li Aug, l'.‘ tin: gray stag. (‘HH'Y'HI
ulzh mirzn imp; ml nm of .i kill! itriiv‘ um!
mnml hi. the llll'll izrul dam (3m
iv Ming out the 1.1:." l tiw Enml.
luv to tho :n-M (icy. ;- l in n on :.
. plows on: :t shot at n i. "an t ion firm-rim
; iml int-mi A tour-inc rim; m rig! inni-
> ma." equally urn”. .-.~.’ul, i’llw'l‘i gm:
rrinlu, I'm the Mg imam wuvmi ”4 lull :il
than. lit. r';.' whirl (rm lumix' i"~lii'i\i' til.-
«inn to thr- hum. r2. hit it umnily tin}; up
5 its inuslliunun 12w hill. behind tin: horizon
‘K and lmlml .1! tlwir lair-Ls.
, A boy trim-u lll'llll‘T in arm] luv Would
’ 9.0!. ”l" invasion in tho "Lift llii'it'xll :it {in-
' hunting bulge or»! «lay «mi iurnui thing‘s
inp'y‘ mrvy in in way liliti gm: him in .401}
(li-iikml lay ('\V'l'_\' ”no. (mi-tiny [its All“ it
(To «row in litil!’ mom: [“ll‘l}' uni l n. {in
. luv ill home in nmzm- him-o li' l‘ ' slimlm.‘
rabbits. 'l‘ln' lmy. win-n lilo party w... um
Inf Halli. not in ‘ whim win" in ii.» elm”:
A inzr li‘u‘m. Hr luul l‘wn «“qualwi in Min‘
) ti '4‘: mill-W wmpun. luni in-i.z..l ilr lush ;.
_ Ii“: i'uiiirr Iswnuso it van 1-34.: .. 'iuwn
g “1N“lli‘Ill'i‘yi‘Vf'l‘lil'i“ll they»: 1. in Mini.
E ilm boy was t liftoff”! in hum, but in yin-mi
ilw imwh-d llil‘l‘i‘ll‘lill‘q into Hm upland
‘ looking for n rnolmrl‘. lm lot! “‘1’“. 12 mg
hm ll no .l uni. iw 1.1;: dawn mil-m ~ lliiiiflii
inml \‘o :2! In sloop. Ho n!» g: for to Mini
i lam“, nml “iwu hi' (“who liu' usn'z.‘ lam?
' inn-3, “ills am: 1.31 min? ili‘il‘. “1H iii-m
Illllil. In; ).ll‘il« Lil.
; \Hiiiwul mill/tin: tint the gun in hit
flint“! “as In in hill w (Highly it I .'.l*l.. lin-
{lmy I" wlm'l i..- l!‘ii‘;t him up it: «w “W
,l>w..'"nr jump ” “i“ firi ii, null iiii' ilvr
' Hm N no i!» luwl mm for u Hummi: 52mm
homing hmnrci him. ll. bra bind!” the
J hm!“ “he mm” in :llllu‘i. him. 'l’lwn
{many liw ilwr ”mural. or rum! 4: bill mm
mu Hf ~ all". 'sz hwy Militia“ in Ho iii“.
inrritiw tip to Jlm‘l in limo ‘o no llw .lsrr
:, IHm.,'ill‘g lumi‘s «n‘rriuanl. lin ili'c ti on
inliii r build into it toinulm mm: of mi
lll‘fliil.
A mlnmmrm room up, ilm buy no! )m;
nml u.” (unml vim-ping and not through
by that gunwiu‘vln'l‘. .‘ilur “nthilll All iiii’
height ”11' imy will hi4 «fury. Ai'lw Hull
lisinurn HM’W omrinr nznl ulnar-fur until
lu- minu 1‘) ilw burl.“ ilmlli. 'i‘lwtl they
could Hui mmnin tin-um-iwu.
"i must loin ili'mv u \x‘il nwr til." mono
that illli'WN‘ll his . mull-Minn." Mr. Mi'r
plum ”the, "im' n.5- lmmlllv pen i. totally
inmlvmnmv m «in ,Iilnlii'i? mil. lint willow ii
to my tlant it was n wry lilupll’ihii My
(lint «term! for the moth iii the earliest
liuurnext llllll'liillu. lluriuu (lo-tiny ”Ir
«ion was brought down. it Wl'lglii'll ill
alone. had imil ll points. "
M... “WNW“. w
The political uunwmr lnui run new
the office boy. ”Does your employer
favor lnilnti in?" he nuke}.
“Who? Delete?“ inquired the boy.
“Well.l gnu you'd t’ink he diet it
you continua do my be blow me up
w'on Put into oittln' to the oilloe."
"l bets to bother you. pop; bntonnlly.
I’d like to know-w
"Well. what?"
"ilow it he ipcnu that hub; fish don‘t
got drowned hetero them WWI!!! to
n with?" w, MW--- . . ..
lira. U'l'ocle~'rhoy do my. l'sthricli.
that therein s new beby burn lv'ry mime
ih‘ alcoholism. hlr. ()‘Tonlem'lfhln bad
link V th' bullion thetinvluted minnow
“in. mleithurnml dill have none!
‘5'; t. Tt‘.
:~7..l!:i
. .
Elton wins in 9 7
. um. the lots that.
What the Connecticut Salons Did
' Yesterday at nix-um.
' illnetdoltothehontloel.)
Hartford. April 3~ln the Bonnie yea-
terduy the judiciary mmmittee reported
is bill to amend the general election laws.
A bill to pay clerlts’ of courts n salary
instead of fear was rejected by both
houses, end a bill in the Senate to limit
savings bani: dividends to 4 per cent.
except as otherwise providedmns tabled.
A committee of thirteen members was
appointed to attend the funeral of Rep-
resentative Brown. at Willimnntie. to—
day.
Big Fire in Woodhury.
ibpecinl to The Sentinel.)
Woodlmry, April 8,—This morning’s
report of the big the last night in that
portion of the village of Botchliissvills
known as “Hell Hollow." indicate that
the coniingrationywus much more serious
than first given. The tire stnrmd yester»
tiny afternoon and was caused by burn-
ing brush, ignited by George Rowe.
Eight buildings were consumed, and
about thirty-live acres of woodland
burned over, and n loss variously esti- ‘
muted in large figures Was caused. A
resident of Hotchlfissville said that the
loss was between $40,000 and $50,000.
Thelnrgcst and costliest building des-
troyed was the brick form house of
Theodore Judson.
. Oldest Member of the House Dead.
(Special to Tno Sentinel.)
Willimuutic. April 3 ~The funeral of
the late John Brown. aged sixty. who
was the oldest member of the present
House of Representatives, was held at
the First Baptist church, at 1 o'clock
this nitcrnwn. A connnxttec of twelve
members of the House were present.
There wrrc many tiornl tributes. the
most noticeable of which was :1 gates
iljvtl' from the Connecticut Genoml As-
sembly.
POPULAR hMUSEMEfllS.
The Ssges‘ Last Night.
The Sages Hypnotic company ‘ will
conclude its week's engagement in
South Ni)l‘\\:iik, tonight. A'vnrird mm
more intern-1mg prngrzlmtim than “sun!
is. promised. 1m: night lloyt's Theatre
mnmim d n largo nmiirnro, and the on-
tortninnwnt war highly I’il‘i'fi'iillie. The
baseball gamv was vi-ry funny.
’
Edward Han-Egan in' Old Lavender.
"(lid Lovoudor,” that pipixlnr play.
from the pen of Edward liuxrignn, will
xwthonoxt attraction at the Norivnlk
”porn iiunw. Mr. llairripnn is sur-
rounded by .l clowr r-mnpnny, many of
wlmm have been with him for runnyi
years nn-i omitnhutud to lllflkl‘ his many
sanction-spopular. “(lid Livonilur Will
live. as it appeals to man with n virility
«but is true. The onorniuuis upon it by
the which: of Anmirfin are “ill know-n I
Next \l'ulnosduy owning our pmph-i
will have the opportunity of mtnwsina"
tlw nrent play. All should see it. Scots
zit Word's and 'l‘imilinson‘s.
The Old Homestead.
ih‘lnmun 'i'iuxmp-inu'fl ploy M NH“
England lilo, iiw story so full of quaint i
uroplein their nitl~liiiiii<mvd bnn'uumld
lugs, enjoying tlmr honest. ullPVl'lllflli i
lives, lmrsuut boon soon hm- for soun-
lillll'. to its many xfdniir» rd will be glad
6.: learn oi its minim: on Filiiny. April
it, ill. ”Myth. 'l'lit'dil‘i‘. Tilt! pinion-.5 (if
form into me all no natural. :lilil‘fl lw
tinnumin‘brouh. that we cnnnnt but
iumginu uursoivos guests of .lmlmn
Whitmmb in hie h'wonscy home. The
new scenic and electric clients inlrmlnt“
mi intoiiw plny urn nnid to he would»
of limin- lucclmliinm. ”on may be [non-
2iunmi in nilvnnce, ibnt of tin" tilllllilli 1‘
siul'muilthe old farm, 'nf vivid Innu-
ninan, thunder and it visible
shower. 2
min I
l
Q ~ - . . i
luilio (After Witnoso nu luv iii‘lll slurs»;
wmnu:~—~"anniio, do they wntor them 1
to “Mi-iii them nmw?"
DOTS , Mil) DISHES.
Moduli], April :l~-~«'l.‘lic tipinlsli ifl‘ililil'l'
ininntn Morin Thoreau lino inron unis red
to New Yuk whore allowill represent
Spain at the wronmnit-s attending the
dedication of the limo! monument.
FDR fill-l.
Full HAI.|~‘..wliuiblinu he threw, t...
Wont avenue, mom. ilmirnlllo lid on
iimnvonne. Apply w'l'nylurdiilolilrr. f
on
14“”! EMA"; 'li‘iffoon-ilmt counter,
“with foot eliciting, IWi'lIly‘im‘il
ins-i uumlml partition logical order.
hornet v in Academy lull ioml rimn. Will
he mldvorychemi. Amity tumutirwl of
lice. or W. M. 1.. Hopi-on, mnmiurcl. i‘l;
will if
Full HM. l nrm eighteen i re». wind
land, it out Nonmllt. with good hair".
mil immm foremostonmiuy pnym n .
MW Dudley l
.mimmmmenwm,
. dmfiu
. raw. i'l:.~~z:n;i sin-rt, =3" and fill). Eula“
.33 i ll‘t'iiitt'd ”In N, Nurwnlli.
. Apply to John II. Kintpp. 893 West It”.
ihmwitimuw
. one; ‘
Main sneer. , chum
. ‘ 3mm W
of women ‘
VV ANT-unho- _
iuuteiis flfllh‘m £119:
m > .
onion. Erinuirs P'
If MI. ,
WANTED.—~‘l‘wo or
traliy located, for
lug. Within my reach ‘0,
South Norwnlk. Address
nel other. Bomb Karin“.
V ANTED.-—WAITER.
stead ycnugniunm
who has he come ex ‘
(lollimi’ Beaumont, 93
South Norwulki
V ANT li).—~Situation he
housework in n‘ n 1.;
stairs work. Appl at lid ‘
nun, Norwulk. [not
given.
\ ANTED.——Sltuntion
man as clerk in'eto
whine, with modern in -
No. 31 Clay turret. want of 0
race. Apply to J ucob M. {rhythm
r
V ‘0 LET.—-Fnruished, for the
the Muguns cottage on .W
Tennis very reasonable. Apply
Scoliold, I respect liill, Rowe}
, . 5‘
'1‘0 LET OR FOR SALE-“ET, , ,
Chino street, first floor 1%.; ’
avenue. E. R. Sherwood. 20.0mm
r ‘o Lulu—A house of iii in were
1 Center avenue, suitable?“ m ,
or tum families. Two minutes’ walk
trolley line. Apply at No. 6 0m
1.
-' r0 l.l‘1l’.—~Sec0nd floor, .77 WNW
. . rive-nun, rent SS; 7 rooms. 0% W1?
ward m’ennc, rent 8”; house‘l’ . '
\Vomlivaild avenue. tent SM; first x .
rooms, iii Woodward nvenne,~ren l5-
housc. 6 rooms, iSU Main street, North“.
Mir h‘l; 6 man) Music Hall block suite
ebic for mile E $15. lit-A; ‘ :fiodr
wurtl;
’ “0 n .i‘.
Miillllli ,Gfi
More. '~n4xiill)with14“ itiou
first». ilzo. solo enrrnnoefor reoeit'i -
.imilielivvrinn goods. Enabling in yer
for two horses and wagons. 'Also‘ti‘wo.‘.
:our-rmm npnrtmonto, one first It
reuniti Washington strong-windows in ‘
m’ury room. rent ill, and one third fill-0x}
l’i‘ill‘ rent $7. and one flat, rent 3“). ' ply
”film! Hid Well Cigar commny,$8 huh.-
i:l;.: mu street. “5
'l‘il i.l‘l‘i‘.~~iiml house, No. 9 Creamer]!
'l‘rrmnn tram .\;»l'ii int. Apply IDA.
.I. Huh-hunch, ‘1': li.-;h street, or address
~.i:ln*, i’.‘ ). imx 7519. Fr riltll fol‘Wflik. m2?“
“I‘m Lil'l'. ~.\t 1-1.“ Nortvnlk, near roil-
fw'l'l lll'ivlgi: a? Fort Point street,
“Puccini: r~mzu~ or 55*} per month each.
urbi iwn «vi-sol tn mu at. $5 per month
r-ncii. inquire at ulllcc, " R. R. Mace,
d .
chum Normalk. .lncob M. Layton. Agt. , A:
, _ A. . 111,25 lw .
’i“) i.lvli’.~-‘l'iirc.- tip-1r: meuts over Soy-i
mum's aluri', $5 and $10: one over
Lani-f. stun-Air; «ninth house, brick row
S min \lniu sin-vi, $15; tw ) houses, wood .
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m1? 257
. _-._.._..... MM~I-.
llallh-y i'. iii}:
' ‘il [.1'1'2'. (in fawn-MM" terms. epmoiu
Hw mw l.lXi'i)l..\' ‘ill'ildlih’ll,
ii .mr .~tr.-v:. ' .w doom from Washington
drum im- ”-1: .2. «om-s, wurk chops, or for
inn-lul'ntlurhm lllll‘im-vr-I. Location cen-
mxi. lliifilll‘pawmi shipping inciliiieii. Paw-
.»r illrllisliwi 1n ll'li'lnh on long ion-w. Poo»
”M...” v mr raw-u on April but Mano.
lug. iux' Jr 1; llllt‘il, Ii ‘d’mluugton street.
me tin
'l‘ll l.rL'i‘. , llmmbiu :ipnflihMilinml’ll’fl
um. i; numb-z llrstliuur,-l room»:
Mlvrnml m-n'vr comm-um. l’onumlon
Hmnwlmiuly. inquire”! ii. linulenlmok '
not!
' ‘— .,. 1.... . - , ,_ . M”...-~mmmww
' l‘ii Mil? (”ultimo and wash homeroom
llt‘l‘i‘. land, by your on] , Nun mouth
"our lfvlttnylnu hiltilllll. A (litmus b0! 2
iluwnylull. (It. inquire nlntlou unlit. 115
'1‘” ill} i'. “Mine. ‘Jw‘i [My street,“ room
“our in, rout “1:; home. 140nm “mi,
sthJ. ll. iiimpi-‘l rrwielioe. 7 menu
n M “‘3: linitw, Meiralmli street. 3 room»
mm ltill: iii-wt "our. 5 rmmln,8 Toll“
«trout, rem Mil. All in first chill order.
.- mm W - m‘l
‘il Mir.“ A wry «lo-eirublo house with
ull iumiorn improvements, line
liull, iivv nmmtos’ was”: from (IBM it“
quite at 2:: Taylor avenue, near
tract. ‘
l
Fun :4 \l.i'Z.~ simwimm' plant... in
hunts. til pvt Lilli]. “HEW I”!
slotting .. nitlfljiliilyl irons, shrubs. " ‘ ‘
.|..‘l nil hum. .4 "WWW ntockmt w W ‘
prim», nothing: but A 'u. l. Tm. ' "
err-l. limp Ill" 11 p'lhliil until will “go! .
All Muck warranted. Hillier it?
yull.
wry 9:. rent» (owninn for liteplinn H 3
Hon 1'. (l «rhinos \lorwnlk. Ct. :37 .
W ow.”
i
. «m
l, . . . .. x . rnsuoln liar ,
ulilt' "Mill :Mli'wt ilme’ will be If! ,
when“ lnlt ”my: buyer. ‘4’! North “It.
«imp, limit“ . Ul'WIillK. ‘ i 1'“
Fun MM; yyyyy Hrooildvhmui no clue.
Wulil‘n, Wlwuy’o, Flufllwltilgl. fl
locality»: n4. illiflilll‘iilt,(}uil"fl inn. .
mm “mulch, Volcano. lirirs. ,
good ”Mi-r nml \vmmutedJMm it n h
' l l m
till Win-ill
l, . in urine!
mm minnow, the illicit (if! t I
hot. Holy “loomed box. Mk1
the Norrtnlk 'l‘olwmuiniat.
cyclo- nod floodlit“
ml no .1
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