01”
st. net's.
wwereresnmedlnthscld Metho-
. church. yesterasy,,sudwessoi an
his: and.” slim. Rev. A. B.
preached in the. morning.
Drusilla the Sunday school
i
, ‘ concert. Thacharoh front
(W .and usrarlockedprettier:
, , manned tcbsinspired'by his
dining lmfhuanduowchnrch
’ £33“ “l“: 33.23" ”3::
‘ 7 fl 3 b 01'
4 ‘ Mien-lift! the better. The even-
WWW delightful. and attract~
. menstruation , that filled the church
’ ,1mewasagocdoneand
mm. The music was by the
' m choir. Afr. Tilly and Mr.
, mu‘d'e $033085 in “:3
_ p, . . . Bean prov
isnexcellsnt. “F” to. All the parts
madmirably rendered. Ir. Tilly. we
lhlnk.“re'xoelled himself on the corner.
nil ”billion was ”The Palms."
Kaunauh announced that the contract
for the new church had been awarded.
and that mud would be broken next
Thursday. when appropriate "exercises
will he held at 6:15 p. m.. and of which
particulars will be given inter.
Iowan like“.
' The services at the Norwclk Metho—
dist church.‘ysstorday. were attended
by large congregations Rev. F. A.
Beofleld’s sermons were replete with opt
illustrations. and were delivered with
an earnestness and eloquence thdt kept
lllshearsrs thoroughly interested. The
collections by the choir were. “The
Strain Upralse." Back; Te Boom in B
minor. Buck: "I Know That My Be.
«learner Livelh." Puttison;"(}hrist the
from is Risen," Buck; soprano solo,
”The Light of the ‘»World," Adams.
The selections bythu or u and plane
were greatly enjoyed. . John H.
Buckley presided at the piano.
I
Good sized congregation Wore present
_ at Grace church. yesterday. at both eer.
vices. li‘sv. Ralph 1!. Baldwin. chap-
lain to Bishop Potter. of New York. of-
ficiated. 111.1110..qu hlr. Baldwin
melted upon "The Li e of t. Mark."
text wet the parab e of talents.
8t. Matthew 33m. 14. 15. . r. Baldwin
urged that the example of St. Mark he.
followed and that his hearers make their
lives lucid and prolific, so that when
called to give a dual uccbunt it may he
said of them that they gave back of their
talents abundantly. Mr. Baldwin is n
rapid and pleasing externporanenus
preacher. Ho will also ollicinlo next
Sunday. _
lave lukt‘ lissles at St. tiary‘s.
Atwo weeks‘ mission continent-ed at
lit. Mary‘schnrch. yesterday. conduct-
ed by two Jesuit fathers. Services
will be held as follows each day. tho
first wu-k to be for women of the parish
and the second week for men and chilli-
rcn: At 5 and 8:30 in the morningtht-ro
will be masses; at 3:80 in the afternoon.
services of the way of the cross; at 7:30
in the evening the services will consist
of instruction. Stimuli. rosary and bone
dictiouoi the blessed sacrament. The
(monitor service. “yesterday n‘lorninu.
was (”inducted by the‘ ltcv. Father
smith.
m In“ Itylltl.
Seventyvliv‘e members of Both-r and
Eureka Rebekah lodges. [. u, u. ll'..
attended the services in the South Nor- ‘
walk Baptist church. last night. ltov
1M). Sherwood preached an excellent
sermon all "Uddffllmvehip." the (lily
worse being: luidltionally interesting
from the fact that Mr. libel-mud is n
member oi the order. The quartere-
sang special musical numbers.
n. M'- telecast).
At lit. l’unl'sehurch. yesterday morn-
ing. a class of about thirty was confirm-
all by the lit. l0". (Shrub-ll F. Adams.
of Pennsylvania. lie also preached it
very helpful sermon. and after cllnlil‘lll‘
alien dellveml a brief address to the
members of thsfclsss, impressing upon
their minds thetrue value of a Christian I.
life. lie preached in the chapel in the‘
“m‘”l.;-...._. . . V. ,. .
Aists m (list carnival.
Promotions hove already been con»
toenail for Ncrwullt‘s most wheeling
~the rsoss under the auspices
of the Alpha Wheel clue. which will
(sits plats on Thursday. June mu.
, 3. Allen. the president of the
club. the contrast for the use of the
Hurtful! list! Grounds track well limit r
waymltdltsl written for the 1.. A. W.
m. The usual ml race will take
piles in filmmazfl «m: tile mam?“
WW true events
beidlsths'stlsrsm». A long list or
m film will ll! ousted.
Me...
It's. m0. listens. the elem
lmtef “ford. who‘led stub
My tilt Wily. sued ninetysis
m. was the burnt the late firs.
m
wall.
. M. limit. libs was
”It
Mr. W”
assasvmvm'm ,
0m W... literal-ll. . “oi Waterbury.
mandate! tits mum depart
Mom: was comm-s a... as
parochialmeslsacsmpnwuttw ,
l.‘ 'rhethlrtistil umusioncampmsnt
of this" Wilt will convene at
Speedwelllrudm room.‘K.ofP.. corner
East and Worth lain stream Waterw
bury. May 7,1897; at 2 o‘clock. p. a.
Department and staff cllleers willsp~
pear in full helm. .,
If. Headquarters willbeat the Bow
ville flounlthe council of Idlnlurtraa
lion will meet there on Friday. May 7,
at if o’clock a. or.
III. Members. of the encampment
will receive their badges at the. lodge
room; , -
IV. Thecommanderof Post it) will
detail an olllcar of the day. emcer of the
guard and six comrades for guard duty
during the session of the encampment;
they will report to the assistant adju-
tcnt generalin the hall at 1:80 p. m.,
Fridaydn full uniform and white gloves.
A committee on credentials is
hereby appointed. consisting of the us-
sistant adjutuut general. John, » ll.
Thatcher, Henry 8. flexinney. Post of).
and Henry 8. Peck. Post 17.
VI. The commander-inschicf will
visit the eneammdpment on Friday. Com-
rades appoin aides enhis staff from
this department are expected to be
l
s
llt .
VII. Comrades desiring quarters
during the encampment should address
W. E. Qniglsy. Waterbury. Conn,
chaimlsn committee on accommoda~
tious. .
VIII. The expression of posts on
subject of parade during the encamp-
ment was so overwhelmingly against
it that the announcement is made
there will be no parade on that occasion.
POPULAR AIUIEIEIIS.
,_.._...._......
Elfl lolli-
"Eightllclls."the pantomimic comedy
which has had such wonderful success
everywhere, will be seen at Hoyt's Thea.
ire, tonight. The Brothers Byrne are a
rarely progressive firm of clever artists,
and in this season's production will re
their many admires-s rut-c treat, for t ey
have perfecwd a number of new and
startling tricks besides several scenic
effects that are a marvel of stagecrnft.
An outlay of a large sum of money by
them inimitable pantomimists results in
one of the most realistic stage product
ions before the public.
timothy Parlor Writers-Berk.
'l‘imnthy ll. Porter, the aged million
aim of Stamford. has written a book
which will be eagerly read by all who
know or have heard of him. it willbc
remembered that Mr. l’orler was the
central figure in the incidents which led
up to the famous Porter-Bitch trial.
The story is labeled “Blatchlcy “sign;
:1 Hard Ulllll Story of Connecticut Bria-
timings in 18‘.” " It containsnresnme
of thclrinl. 'l‘hutisnrlt theinteusstiuu
part of the book. Mr. l’orter‘sdr-scrip
lieu of the incidents surroundinit the
matter; his opinions ..r Messrs. ltitoh.
Merritt, l-ichock and Bolster. and his
comments on their actions form a story
that is unique and probably without
parallel in the annals of the country.
lstyrsvsrssstt After the Fire.
Many inlpmvcments bare been made
attho Norwnlk Congregational church
since the recent. live there. Besides re-
pairs to the interior of the roof and
the erection of two new chimneys. the
walls in the hall have been repainted.
the wmdwork and doors rsvsrnished.
the gas pipes and chandeliers gilded.
and a new partition hits been built over
the crimp and frescmd. .\ New York
firm has received the oontmct to furnish
new carpets and cushions for the
church.
Fastesssisgtlall'he.
lit-Spellkcr Samuel i"9)ldlllldiill. of
litalniord. is scheduled for on appoint-
ment which is liable to yield the illegal-
livent fee of chum. The bill creation
this ollloe authorizes the collection of
unpaid claims against that United States
government atuuuuttng to “homo ll
passed the senate ’l‘lmmlsy. It will
pass the House this work and receive
the ifllltltllill‘tl of Governor throkc.
" nos-s etc are m-
fistuulny silent-am Judge linbls‘ll
mndertvl adeelsion in the Ciliiil of Um»
oomtloillltlu. who Wes sued by Morris
Goldbsrl for still) damages for being hit
ten by n as alleged to belong to the
former. Bis finding WM that the plum-
till he allowed 19‘) disclaim and costs.
All. Goldberg was represented by Attor-
ney lrso Davis and Attorney '.l. .l.
Undue was counsel for lir. (lunar).
the Will Isak Mass.
The yacht Wild Duck. in «nonmetal of
Usptsln W. l. titavenr..ir.. of ltowsy-
tun, apprised, yesterdsy afternoon. oil"
its mend llruthsrs' deck. The tieptsin
four men in the boat with him were
thmwnlotu the wither. but they mon-
saalltc t into the smell trier. wltlumt
muchdl enlist The Wild Duck was
rsinedlast any t.
It. Me's fies W m
A. b. Uhssnlsr‘s new callinostlsrst
was sailed lune Huntington. 1.. l .
where Mr. Charmer trombonist her. to
the limelk Yacht club house. yester-
dsy stmncun. and testis ssosllsat time.
s
*m‘...
we. mouthwash-1m" , m
nuns; anon nutrition
momenmhnmuas
i
W
rouse ‘vm‘? us
testify—Its flaw Auburn-Bar-
meticuloulvfllsmwm‘
WW.
ll o’clock. when a bounteous collsti
W. A. Wheeler. The other
George Fitch and It. 6. Kitchen.
fits. tissue is led.
steamer "Harmonie." from So
Holstein. Germany.
lull am e. E.
night.
Silents-Tassel;
Miss Zeleika hi. Van‘l'nsecl, ofvSouth
Norwalk. and William Giles. of Stam-
ford.wcremarried April filth. at Port
Chester. N. Y.. by the Rev. F. 1'.
Tower.
As [manna Assessed.
Barnes. of Boston. is announced.
ransom. PARABIAPIIS.
and Thai Frissst.
sight-score in New York. tomorrow.
his former residence. in
with. friends.
loft Norwulk, Sllturduy. for New York.
monies.
Lulu M. Sulll'on. Mr
Saturday evening.
with relatives and friends in town.
Miss Angeline-Scott ill/spending a few
days in New York. she will witness
the Grant memorial parade. tomorrow.
Norwalk. returned home today.
m
hire. Burr Mills. in Georgetown.
with lilies Edythe l5. (sates.
street, spent tinndny in New York city
bury. spent yesterday in colon.
Miss l’aulyne (liver. oi Spring street
spent yesterday in Danbury
been visiting ill Bridge} on,
k‘ork Willi].
nous tmlny.
wrtlsy.
Omelet Perkiu’ Last Sunday.
‘Wlllk Ul‘inuremltiunnl church. yesterday
manner the special
lion causally regret Ilr. l’sritlns‘
terriers. mo his ‘Will‘k during the
year has berm hunt thonvuuh.
members of the choir showed their App”
i
mutiny him with a mild silver service.
Ores Oars es lbsl'nllsy Liars.
wont to ti titatniurtllins. to the Nor
walk Ysch club house and to hell
Point.
ly number o passengers.
flu littlest.
hhhsrscnllwstsrslhenstus" l)"
bmnfislnsfsstl ital. m
hemefthe' would lures ‘wn
otsb'slisst.
About
* $13 no lh
pummel were dislikss'knowl:
n... F. D. Lawton, entertained. [Sstv
nrdsy night. at her pleasant home in
Elmwood avenues southern! friends
in honor of Miss Lavinia hi. ‘Scerilis,
of New York. Will-t was played until
on
was served. The first prises went to
Miss Eleanor G. Smith tint! Raymond
Cour-took and the consolation trophy to
was to eat?” ask
Mr. and Mn. Wilfred well. Mrs u} ‘ 6mm ' .
Franco . no. or. A. cask. mnfihfl .333... “d m"
mm"... 1.3 new“ comer...
Messrs Leigh iller. of smears; $32.3?“ ’ . ‘ ° ”w n“ m"
Rev. Mr. Bangs, pastor of St. Peter's
church. in North Main street. and Miss
Huguerite Timm will be married ch-.
uelday night at 7 o'clock. in the church.
Miss ’l‘imm arrived last Saturda on the
leswig-
They will reside
at the corner of State and Monroe streets.
Mrs. Charles F. Rider will entertain
the memlorl oi the Christian Endeavor
society of the Norwalk Congregational
church. at her home in Westport ave-
nue. one week from next Wednesday
The engagement of lliss Jessie 1..
Preston. ofBrcoklyn. to Everett A.
The saunas dist-6533 lierwalk People
Mr. and Mrs Paths and Mrs. Dudley.
of East Wall street. will be among the
Mr. I’arbs then goes to Philadelphia.
spend a week
Mrs. James MbAliisler. of France
street. and sister. Mrs. Frank London.
where they will mmuln with friends
until after the Grant declination cere-
Mr. and Mrs. E. .i. Thomas. Aims
Dalton and
Charles Kellogg wheeled from Dauhury.
and spent Sunday
lilies Bessie (Jrofut. of New llnven.
who has won visiting relatives in death
Mr. and Mrs. W. l". Brynnt.oi Bust
avenue. spent yesterday with Mr. and
Miss Bertha-Id. I Adams. of Grove
street. is spending the week in Hartford
Miss May I). rimilh. ul‘ liavlland
Mr. anerle. alTs lot-.0! Crun-
(ieorgo Louder. of West street, has
.lostnh Britt". of Norwalk. loin New
F. ii. Ambler is lllHNew York on host-
t'. ll'l'irtl iieoieyflwns ill Nsll’wullk yl-s-
Thomas ii. l’erkins prosldlvl for the
last tinn- st the organ of the sleuth Nor-
and rendered in his aooastomml nlautorly
musm announced
for the day. Monitors of the wearer‘s-
9..
post
The
oistlnn of Mr. l'ot'kins’ servhies last
Friday night. after rehearsal. by pro-
lloth of theslreet railway (tOfllllIllletl
oi Norwslk too open ours yesterdsyhod
they received a large lulu-nuns. Bony
peoplsbosrdm) the Tramwsy ears and
ls~
land. whilsn few walked on to listen
The Nurwsllt limes hallwsy
company. which brought out its open
cars But oule afternoon. catfish] a used-
Tuuluht. portly cloudy weather; Toes-
dey. lair; shrilunery temperature; wast
winds. like How York city. Tuesday.
the do are pundits it lies 4! dies at Rosie Ball. on it even
trimmers “hummus. In, 35.1%”. 'l‘iehstsmrsals l’lsls
s
ty sud severity degree. with first went
winds. .
MONDAY. one
t. 26.1897. ,
its hobo to the
,1 , . Woodward. in
North avsuua._ . , .yevcning.
In. Woodward and her little son
Warren were Miss, and Edward An-
derson. the hired man. was in the cellar”
after coal for the kiwi/en range. Going
upstairs aspired tissues! at the side
0! the stove, and. upon turning around
saw the screen door of the kitchen
slcwl ‘ ’ a forward
and ”winnimum arongh
locking mamwiiit ohefootjest inside
the door. ..
Mr. Anderson said. ”What do you
want?"
“Will you , hire me something
‘ylsltor
“Stepping hack a few feet Mr. Antler.
. son picked ups nutshell Int belonging
to little Warren. and as he did so said.
“I’ll give you limit. and give it to you
chopped if you want it.”
This was all the man evidently cared
to heat. as he immediately left the house
and was later seen to join a companion
Mrs. Woodward telephoned to the
business center for her husband. telling
him of the circumstance. and Captain
of Police Dana was notified. lie
sent officers Bartram and Parker to
the house, but no trace of the man could
be found.
The man is described as wearing a
soft but. blue shirt, was about five feet
temdin height. end of rather stocky
bull .
POLICE infill! IELEPllilNE.
A Letter From Brutal Septtlsiemisal Baker
Esplaisln ills latter.
New Haws. April 21:, lilo}.
To The Editor of the South Norwalk
Sentinel: From time to time I have
noted items in the state papers referring
to the fact that the South Norwulk
police station is not connected by tele
phone. and an item in your paper of u
dsyor two since seemed to carry the
impression that through ‘ some conni~
vnnco on the part of either the Tele-
phone cmnpany or the Electric Light
Unmmissioners. the instrument which
was formerlyloaatcd in the police station
was removed to the electric light station
Permit me to say for the information
of your readers that on September 1st,
Will. a telephone was placed in the
police station under a contract signed
by (loorgn Lockwmd, police commis-
sioner. This telephone was ordered
removed on September Iillth, lull! (in
March 215:, 1333.3 telephone was placed
at the electric light station, under an
arrangement made between the writer
and the Electric Light Commissioners.
This felt-phone had nothing to do with
the one winch was formerly at the
police station.
if telephone service is desired at nuy
of the city oilices. we shall be very glod
in make such mutt-acts Willi the my
officials at one-half our regular rates,
Yours very truly.
B. If. BAKER,
Uon‘l. Sup't.
V Iltvsss Pelal Sheeting.“ ..
The truth about the shunting adruy at
Stevens Point. near Ncroton, last Snlur.
day night. about which runny rumors
have been client, has at last been ills-
oovered. (brushes Sullivan and n y. min;
man named Dominick received pistol
wmmds from n revolver in the hands of .
. it man named Uhnrics Mothtrty, and in i
turn McCarty nearly lost his llnfls‘l. hirs. ‘
Hullivnn sustained a ball out on the fore-
head from n allure thrown at her that!
nearly fractured her skull. Hire haul
been threatened wrtb brain lever all thol
week. but is able to be about again
Mctiltrty. who is on old soldier. we»;
tnkentothe hospital at Fitch's "Mimi
where Dr. W. (l. ltrowumu. the Home
and it if) mounting lid illlllis
surgeon. reattached his nose after an
hour's work.
functions. ‘
four Ississhsrs. 9
Willie patrolling East nvmtul‘. Insti
night. (illioer Thomas Hunt (~th f-mr;
then enter the old Vanderhoei burn. llel
notified Captain of Police lint"). whoi
sent (lllioers llnnl. i’arkor. llurtram
and Morehonse down to (most the trio",
who were lwkecl up in the Nurwnlk
station-house. The inen were mad he-
fuve Judge Hubbell. this nun-nine, upon .,
charges of veal-alley. The were their
nunssasdolnl McCarthy. .llltlles Wm.-
sun. .iohu Holly and Arthur While
They w to dlmhsmotl.
"that Dresses Issue ills leery.
(loom lioyt was hetero Judge Frost
in the Town (inert. this morning. to
answer to the charge of theft of money
from Zachariah Goodrich. llo claimed
that he did not here nnythlnu to do
with the their. but that he met llsvul
Brannon. who had some money. and
theysl‘tlsnt it p or. lie was lined
no. w lob he .
iii}. " "W. em to s has.
Mattie Flynn.“ slum M'illlllt'. was
bitten two unit in North Alum street.
My alarm. The lecl‘s check was
badly loos/mud. and he was obliged in
a: so xllr. Allen's to bare the Wound
it .
a
e
. M... mutant... . .WH...“
“31-- em «a. M
Prof. Howell’s exhibition slid mop
sell tilendsulnn’s pharmacies. and
3‘“ Wm: '
sweet as a monstrous at lwpsisssev—
entertainment
. "—7 W»... .
Preparing n liepeilsls ,m a...
Direct” with Turkey.
an tantalum or nmnl
Will not Accept the lslsmsllss‘sf its
ream—Joe !llsatiss is Eylrst Isl!
' is (is Precedent. ‘
(8000181 to the Sentinel.)
Paris. April 26. ~The Berlin correspos- .
dent of the Figure telegraphs that it is
semi-officially announced ‘therp that
Greece will neither solicit nor accept
the intervention of the powers and is
preparing tonegotiste direct with Tur-
key.
‘mnnsnlmnsr or sams'nnt.
Rome. April 26.——The Messagero.
today, publishes a despalch from
Suleuica saying that the bombardment
of that place today by the Greek fleet is
believed to be probable.
HHNI'ZRM. MM'Rll-i useless.
Lindon, April 26.~—The Daily Graphic
today published a despatch from Larissa.
dated Thursday. saying that General
Maurie, the virtual commundt'r-in-cbitlf
of the Greek forces. has resigned and
has been snocoedwl by General Marro-
michoelir.
lilillt‘. Tunis .\ DEFEAT.
Rome. April tilt-The (ipinione says
semi-cilicially. this morning: "The hour
is a grave one for Greece. Her abandon-
ment of Larissa is more than a defeat; it
is u demonstration of impotence. and its
consequences are incalculable unless she
has the courage to negotiate and with-
drew her troops from Crete."
hummus: straw; or mm.
London. April fill—A special tlcspntch
from Salonica says that Edlnsm Pasha,
the Turkish commander in Thessaly,
will probubly attack the port of Vole,
which is crowded with panic stricken
refugees from Tyrnnvos and Larissa.
l’OS'il‘l. Rllr‘lllESl'liS, li.\lillll'.\lll{l).
Constantinople. April 25~ldelayed in
transmission. l—Tho news rent from
Janina. Epirus. by the foreign consuls
shows the situation there to be precari-
ous. The consuls have linrricudvd their
residences and troops have been des-
patched from Monastlr against the run-
tinous Albanians.
nxv‘lrzuexr ls .tTlll-iN-t.
Athens. April fill—The exvitcment
here is increasing and in nmny quarters
u cabinet crisis is enacted.
I.l‘.\\'|2\'l. mi: i’fl.l.ll’l.\|).\.
Athens. April zli.vwl)espntches mir-
ed here from Arts. dated Saturday
evening. announced that. detachment-l
of Greek troops were leaving (here for
Fillipiadn.
ll.\l.l.‘(l.\'n lv'llvm llit' ullm‘ll.
Athens. April 2ir-< Mllifllghil-‘Tilf‘
Altcninns are rallying front the shock
they expiricnceul on receipt of the news
uf‘the retreat of the Greek army from
(arisen to l’hirsnlos and the talk of per-
snverlng with the war is more general.
The people are beginning to recognise
that the situation is not as critical as
at first supposed.
witness on) Not ltlzrnmr.
Athens. April all-«Advices received.
here from the corroswndeut of the
WOW.
or
order
died
little
time.
SUBS.
tents
“[05.
head .
from
c all y
i
Asstcmtcd Press with the Turks nt
'i'yrnnvos and other places proves that
they dill not rclresi but lied prevlpi~
tately.
unr‘rK- HMI. sl‘tw.
lmlldoll. April ‘3“ The Greek novel-t»
lnenl. Mllltil'ilillR to a special ilespatch
from Athens. has decided that if the
llmeksore defeated at l’hnrszteon. the
army is in Mire to i'horlopylno, and
tin-re "Mill" is flunl stewl.
Sunday (laid in Antonie.
llilwlnl to The Remind.)
Allslllllt. April my For several and
days (he numlmr of drunks on the street»
has been on the increase und invcsliaw
tlon caused the [stiles to raid the saloon
of Patrick Hogan, lit llrid o strait. yes-
terday. When the clnefo police knwk-
ed llousu cattle to the “001'. evidently
orptn'ltnu to admit Illlltll‘ll' customer.
Four men were found within and us
«tinny “lime stood on the table. would
my beer. All (mulls wire arrested and
ill thee-ll court this morning pleaded
entity. louse wns liuilil atoll sud mute;
the other flint were lined ti and costs.
hull) of a “list)" ii. A. ll
il’illtlt‘litl lo ’l‘bellaniittel l
Midtllctow'n. April titan“. Uhluu
Tucker. the eldest resident of thistllly.
tiled this moraine at the home of her
daughter. firs. Oberlin. sued ninetya
sis. lire. Tucker was the only "trite"
thorium of the Americas (Mutation
mains in llddlmwn. her father betas
Joshua John-lo. who fought in the war
of the lietolutlm.
insurgents is the Mountains.
«man to Tile iieutlaei.)
Madrid. April 'ltlwlt dospsteit to the
humble help Aisnille. estntsi of the
Philippine islands. toys that 35.000 in-
turnouts have not salient-ll to the
8 lien is
by s stout
, Derby. April 2“.""*.'\ new '1‘. A,
’soeiely was formed here Hunday with;
twenty names on the roll.
point to a large charter membership by
the time the charm is clued
No name has yet been mud.
dew o
“in
l(
I
this i
for the alleged forci
attendance
tittlllcld. April semen. utni , j .
Hlmn lip-m today are celebrating the ‘ "a“ “' W I" 1" (motel).
fiftieth anniversary. of Nil'll’ WildtiiIIB-i
'l‘ile ample are about seventy years of:
A large nnlnber of relatives and!
friend are wisest at the festivities.
W ; tow. booth .‘s'orwslk. l'. U. Bull
l
nmtllll‘netumrs
mode for m inn
”our? ”
l ‘Ufi'l‘.
District“ the Cast.
«mat to the menu.)
new Haven. April Ill—The seven Yale
Rodents. members of the Junior class
who were arrested saturdsy night
. seizure of an ex-
wason oivned y one Therese Hy-
were in the city court today to
answer to a charge of breach of the
peace. The court‘lmmediately dismiss-
ed the cases from the docket on the
ground of “no jurisdiction." inasmuch
as the alleged offense. if committed.
was committed in Bamden.
the authorities of that btironxh will take
action has not been determined.
Whether
Anniversary of lldllltllowslllp.
(Special to the Sentinel.)
. New London. April filth—Today marks
lhe‘clcsc of another year of American
()ddfellowship. and this afternoon, at
(he Oddfellows' Home at ”Fairvlew,”
the seventy-eighth anniversary of the
is being celebrated with appropriate
exercises. The Falrview property and
its improvements-“were inspected this
morning by the grand officers and this
was followed by is meeting of the Board
of Managers.
begun at 2 o'clock.
The public exercises
tall) Blow While Playing Bail.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Branford, April 26—Edward Doyle.
theeleven-year-old senor John Doyle,
suddenly yesterday from injuries
supposed to have been received while
playing baseball last Thursday. The
fellow was struck in the stomach.
It gave him considerable pain at the
but no serious results had been
anticipated as he seemed all right since
the accident.
with cramps yesterday and died shortly
afterwards.
He was suddenly taken
Shel Himself Over the Heart.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Montpelier. Vt. April zit—Word was
received here today that William Par-
of Middlesex. amidentnlly dis-
charged :1 shot gun yesterday, the con-
entcring his breast just above the
heart. and causing death in a few min-
Parsons was trying to shoot a
hawk which had been catching his
chickens.
mu loin the President;
:Speeial to The Sentinel.
Blugham, Mass, April 2ii.—Hon. John
D. Long, secretary of the navy, left
here at 10:35 u. in. today to join the
president and cabinet in New York, in
upon the exercises of the
want memorial dedication. tomorrow.
lie will go from that city direct to
Washington with the other cabinet
ollioers.
Shel Himself. Than tilt Baby.
(Sewinl to Theseuiinel.)
New York. April film-Richard Weber.
thirty3two years old. shot himself in the
temple with suicidal intent today. He
then shot his four-yenrrold Rosie in the
An ambulance was summoned,
but Weber was dead before. its arrival.
The baby's condition is serious.
Fierce Forest Fires.
(Special to The Sentinel)
Sunield. April filo—A forest the here
yesterday burned over on area of land
esllmated to be about 200 acres. and in
the course of the fire a house owned by
(,tharles Firtiou was scorched and saved
destruction only with great (lilliv
lhsctlore Havemsyer Dead.
ll-iwvinlto The bouiinelo
. “m - - - _
New York. April ell-'l‘hoodore A. i “on saw; A new bull. or test
liavemeyer. vim-president of the Ameri-
can Sugar ltetiulmt company. died at an .
Larissa say that the «plantily of mili~ feel-ly hill" this morale
tury stores abandoned by the Greeks nt ‘ "“5 ”“1;
New I. A. If. in Derby.
(bpsclni to The Bentinolv)
it.
Surplus la a My Store.
dine-ml to 'f’lmflsniinoi.)
lilmllon, April illiulinralnru euloml'
Apolhecarm flail lhmuahs rear wluu
ninht. and rifled the
money ill'liWIli'. scouring several dollars.
They also link it nwmlwr. but the so.
tusmder of that stwk was untouched.
Hitturdny
lhtlr delete Jubilee.
lilies-ml in The lieltlilwl )
Mrs
FOR Ill-I.
1‘tili nAl.E.Flllcycles and slittdrieo nti
wholesale and
retail. franc
LQI‘V.
with diamond in one side.
ailh'c.
ll rsllml ticket.
l)ll.f.fllmoli003 ‘2
totbsnaat use -
hfainstrsst. 0 hours
otosnm. Special .
cfwomen .
" raxrnbwa .
would like big,
store or consist of the. ,
afraid of work a on ‘
n u. . .
required. Inquire 1315M
\ rsnraufilnouguhrs .
or room we
minutes’ walk of South"?
041:3. Enquire P. 1.31.. 1
st t. ’ ‘
ww- . ens.
8 acres
Must fn‘r‘nish sung and ‘6”
thirds produce. Address Box.
bank, Conn. . ‘
“'ANTED.——8ltualion for.
housework in family
four. Can furnish trims”. E
Vllltt avenue. ‘
V fAN'l‘lle—Woman tor fanskhl f
work for small fun i . > ’
Union street. South Norwalk.
7ANTED.-»l want to hire an
_ upright. smart actlr may.
bur-mess qualifications and v
had some experience pref "
a general country store: to
cr.market produce. and ..
ernlir useful; not afraid of
inlet era and have lots to (19.
good clean record and come ~
mended. A ply to R. W. Ree
Merchant, orlh Wilton. Conn.
no:
TO LET.
in?) {Edit-flier“ airy fiat 013! large . I
1 rooms. Price reasonable. inquire ‘
it. if. Harvey‘s shoe store. Harvey's ,'
Tl) North Main street.
'[‘0 LET. "~Thl'ue four-room spartan
one first story rear, 93 Wasblll
street, windows in every room, unis: _ . ,
one second and third story rear, “out!
also first floor over Schullze'a markets. '
it. avenue, rent dill. Apply office (”de
Cigar ('o..or L. H. Decker. 79 Win
toll street. .
'I‘U LET.-—Slore. No. 170 \Vashi '
‘ street, now occupied by Hal” . . “ 7
mn.thc Tailor. Possession M? l. I“!
. J ' it. -~
Inquire next door, at William
1‘0 it'll—Upper part of house,No. ’ .
(gutter erectile; :l‘titalblgWGtgo my ‘
sons; ipvr mom I. pp y o. ,
flflla ,
street.
' to [riffs-Second floor. 71 Woodward
I th-nue,rent$' 7 rooms W WM ’
ward avenue. rent $1.3; house)!
Woodward avenue. ‘
house. 6 rooms, 190 Male "
rent. an; 0 rooms. M Hall.
able for “flagrant , 'nol ‘
ward avenue. rent ‘12: «
rooms. til \Voorl ward events
mouth; enamel fitter users '5'?
reaps. E." A. w
__.._..
avenue.
' ‘(l LET OR FOR 8 Isl-—
(Tamoatrest. first car No. a .
avenue. l6. ll. Sherwood.2il0alup ~
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' ‘il I.I“.T.~~~l\ house Of Ci hb MI,” ‘
1 Corner avenue. sultabls‘for either an.
or two families. ’l'wo nlltes' Walk from *
trolley lino. Apply at a 0. ii Drclllld 8!.
M-“ silt
' l‘o l.E’l‘.—«Desirahle ”autumn—nub .
filmy. ti rooms; Matador 4 m
water and sewer connection. M
unmetliately. Inquiriof G. HIIIIII ‘
leUrcharIl siren. Now-it. flit ~ ‘
' ‘0 l.l~2‘l‘.~Cottnge and wash hm
l
l
l
liownytou, Ct. inquire station
lion. five minutu' walk from tinnitus:-
r
g at his home in ‘ James E. Hteveuu. lief Island.
indications : smith Nor-walk llsrdwaro company.
May i.
el hi ,
1th in). The inlet lltgi‘s , ltel. ”my mam” hm‘
.‘t infer that low prices‘ m
menu low grade. (toll fillil tillltltlilis and! -
you will be satisfied. .lehn
iriilflwtm tlolnstoelt lllil. l’. l).
or
Munro’s. 6
lies ill
walk. Willis.
Mitt ill). supine in. (in
.\ will lini. onll‘ button, not
editable
mesh! will he paid on limiting seine at
nlidll'
Wmlueuluy. April lllsi. at black
anal pcarltablsailt, cumming s all
f' we. of money
ks
lludsr w
ill be timeouts toths money by
morninu the woken-malt to this cliff; lit
nenr liownyton station.
with
all modern lmpro'otueuw.‘
FOR CALI.
nurc land. by year out! . G10.
loan- has ' -
'l‘t)i.b21'.— A “gallant. h
more at 22 Taylor avenue. near ‘9‘
w
i it feel 0i Inches helm. Built in ‘ ‘ '
,liest manner of the best material: f
(or steam or other e
. ._«~»~- s—w-au—l «Wk
l Full 3AM). ~lterry Brothers’
[italics and Varnish stainsf lb and ,
per can. South Nelelk iisrt inseam
~56
! puny.
l um HAI.l'I.~l'2dd lithium" l‘; l .
I‘ save diaper csnty. of your too mi.
nil l)
trswbsr lasts. l“
per Lilli. W . .
3 i‘ :aily; tress. shrubs.
:flllll a l (tho I of nurse stock.
“wives, llilfllllm but. A o. l.
«ml. limp me a pmtsi and i will . .
vun. All stock Wnrrantsti. -- .
levy. :25 years foreman fertile -- ~ 7‘7 *
Nuns. Lil. address ”malt.“
l Fol?sill.‘ii.:qil‘ullul“u¢ let
. West. IVt'llilI. most M
i the avenue. Apply to Taylor
i
l I
d
lw
V
i “4*:—
. lq‘illi BALE.»
9 kinds. .4
Whole it s
you sans. Fifteen-loot
‘ twelve feet silslvi . t ,
.ulmot Mlllllilii partition rt -
. l'll‘llilli‘ y in Am: only bll lard - ..
limwiulvery “Willi. A I! It
I“illifi.\l4|‘i. r'srmior sale e ,
1 «mint-sol the lttls 7 '
.Impllrsoi 'l‘iu-ullurv ll. Murillo. “i
i __-
‘UH HAI l6.~Uss l
I4 tore mimetic. “firm 3. , L
the Norwalk 'l‘cl
pm as Lithuania}...
buss. will stand “i ll
‘ frtim rm). not nlmse.
illulsefpurl'hsse. 50“.: W ,
.Wstel'o. v ‘
)li HAM'} ‘l‘bm rm
bottom ismis. sill ll m
innm-h vswi». «imam .M . '-
eillhleeo (mu Ituri. With . 5:
Mil. Hliliiillil’lmszyifln ‘
Flirt ”Ab! g.“
lawn mowers. V
running matter but .
llsrdwsts sculptor.
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