‘tuu or
. n
w : Minimum.
.Fturlctn .l’liottnuid ‘Dollm Alrcatly
'ndditional five to be applied to tin-
' Jennings that somothing could bcdonc
journod to May llth. ‘
{Mun it: in» win
359MB
m...
Eli 2.800.!
' tantamount: the mica.
-..n....~ Vb”...
TRADE lillllllSlASM.
A 00min:- Appoint“ in center Will» the Fun
at A. It I. alum-ital. of New Yovlt, lit-
guung Locating in ma minn—
It mlmshlp lucmml.
The mood meeting of the recently
organized Board of Trade was held in
the South Norwalk Council room. last
night. President Nelson Taylor pre-
uided. ‘ .
The repirt of the mombemhipcommit-
too was acceptcd. It was Votcd to make
the annual fee $3. and any citizen of the
town of Norwalk is eligible to member-
ship. Thirtécn joined last night. and
U. E. Jean’ngs unlicribod. for ton more
memberships. making twenty-three to
start with. It was voted to give all
Who desired an opportunity to become.
nicmbcto previouolo the next meeting.
Tuesday. May llth. The secretary.
Richard H. Golden, with the consent of
the "manner, Robert H. Rowan. was
authorized to'receivo and receipt for all
incmbérship feet until that time. Thu
secretary told tho charter of the Bout-ll
of Trade oi Hartford. and it was thought.
with some changes, it could bc adopted
hero.
'Ihcro was some discussion ovcr the
advisability of having the i’irgunizalion
incorporated. and it ended in the up.
poiutnient of u committée. consisting of
John H. Ferris. Russclll‘mu: and
George W. Carrolldo oonsidcr this ques-
tion. .
A letter was read by E. A. Wmlword
from A. & S. Blumcntbal‘. of New
York city. regarding the location of
their plush manufacturing plant in
South Norwullt. Charles 15. Jennings
and George W. Carroll gave informa-
tionon the matter. Various commer-
c'al agencies place the capital of tho
that at several hundred thousand dol—
lam and state that its credit i.- rntcd
vory high.
The firm is considered a very (ls-sir-
ublc one to get hers. It asks to be
given a plantar-mudcontainiug oomo
square feet, and dutiru .. building cost-
ing $26,000 or $27,000 ere :ted thereon.
agreeing to pay five per cent. for the
rental thereof. or ten per cont.. the
pnrchuuc of the buildings if dcsin-il.
Acting upon the snggi-stiou of (f. if.
to adwrtisc thc placc. the chair op-
pointed Mr. .lenniug-x. Richard ll
Golden and James Golden a cmnnnttcc
to draft an article setting forth lll“
advantages of Sloth N-iru'all: as a coup .
nu-rciul center.
Upon Mr. Woodward's congesti in. the
chair appointed Councilman Match and
floofield a committcc to sec if thc (loun-
cil room t'-)t‘.|l(l be secured for tho lloard
of Trade to meet in every second Tucs-
day in tho month.nnd thc lhard uni—j
. Al: a meeting of thc board of dirmton
agrout deal of euthaniasui was main»
touted in getting the llluuwuthala to
locate here. and $14.00" was immodiutcly i
unbncribcd for that purpose. ll. .\ l
Woodward. J. H. Ferris and .l Donovan . gt‘outnln last night by what uplmarcil t. i "11 ”ll" l‘lllllllk “ll “Y ”ll’ll‘ "M ll'llll‘r
nubmribod $1,000 each. and Ncln in 'l'ay- ‘
lor and t}. Swain. ti .ooo mien.
Manors. Woodivurd, (fin-roll. Sworn,
Farris and donning» wcrc appointed a
uonnnittoo to confcr with llw llrm
rcgardlng its location hm».
wiflfllfl "ORE. NORWAtK.
spacial Damon Ior Wednntttay.
lllc ludich' tibbt'd vcnts. l‘l'w.
ladloa' block Womb-m workings. l
WI. for 2541.
landlou' blaolt till: ulovcs. Iai- quality.
warranted. rm.
loo caltc cautlle wnp. tic.
one Japanese matting. on».
uric .lapuncno matting. ltm.
lilo llldittl' whltn lmmlkm’chicfu. inc.
Oi tmrburncr. iron tunic. bit-go iron
mp oil atom. lilo
tipoolnl prion on all granitic worn, to.
niomm.
‘tlilc table linen. we.
3ch towels. two for 2.39.
lilo utooltlmt are“ tho-1d». tn,
the pour! bottom. ton. .
7M urchin”, Ill coloru, no;
.1118 chiffon boa-41 :25.
too atlcuiu. no.
no mutlc llnlnn l tailors only i. :m.
one black jwiurd linttinu. in».
one (Mental blocs. to
Ho Humming ttflflllfll. llv. I
one ludln' marlin unwnu, lllc. .
lanlleu’ nhlrt walrus that wntc Mic, 23.:
and fit. him- ;
N. i). Another bicycle will be uivcn i
any sum-y. lay lid. at to o‘clwlt, l
v. ml .
l
donut" If the Union um i
minimum of that company that
in to W lhu Union Hill: are in town
today all W ”ruining to the;
y, and other“
Jtmh London.
in: limo minim,
. Hi. me n in
,fllmi
Will in ., Roomwould mil to t
1W“ tuna. ° c.w...
- of two, four'nnd six years.
_ hiwudxthu gamma
................ ._.~.W.._r—...»u»..mm~m . A.-.“ ..
GOOD IMDI IlLl.
It Provlllt s for Strut High“) ”millions
on 1 Saint Bull. .
The bill rcpurdingfnow roads. now
pcudinx in the Gcncrul Assembly, is as
follow: ‘ . ' »
The governor shall appoint from July
1. 1895. three Highway Commituioners.
who shall serve for the respective termu
He shall
bicanially thereafter appoint one com-
missioner to hold office for six years
Any vacancy shall be filled by tho gov-
ernor appointing a man until the next
General Assembly tucetti.
but: of tho Commissioners must bc. it
good civil engineer and his pay shall be
$2,000. The others shall cach rccaivu
ALSO”. Tho (Linniiiuiou shall have a
room at live Capitol and tnustniako an
annual report to the General Asscmbly
'l‘bc soloctumn of a town shall main!
all preliminary nrrunttcmcnta for new
reader in that town and lay thcni before
thc. Commission for approval. The work
shall thou be avlvcrtiscd for bids.
\Vhoncver any road shall be con-
structcd, one-half of lln- cost of said
construction shall be paid for out of ti»-
s'llto treasury. provided that the wholc.
ann‘nrnt no paid by the state uhnllnnr.
in any one your. cxcecd the sum of
Hoodoo;undoncdiulf of the coat shall
ho paid for out of tho trvaa‘ury of the
town in which such road is constructed.
Wth a road has [can constructed in
any town. such town shall thcreat’tcr
kcyp such road in propcr icpairtothc
acceptance of the Highway (tuniniiusion
Nu Hum cxcccding tn the aggrogatc
$3.0m) rim” ht» expended by any town
in any onc. yt ar undcr tho provismnn nt‘
thii not.
Thd'tt-rm “public roads" shall be mu
second to mean and includo only tlw
main highways loading from one town
to unothcr. and shall not inclulcnny
part- of any road lying Within the trill“-
poratc limits of any ,city or borough.
WIND RAISES WE DUSL
A Small Cyclonc'Swups 0v¢r_ Nomad Last
Evening. Doing Same (image.
A small cyclone which filled tho air
with blinding dust swept over Norwalk
about ti:‘3tl' o'clock last evening. Thc
wind cloud came up out of tin; north _
wi-st. and people who own out of doors.
especially motortncn and titintlticturs
ntomorc than thc traditicnil pct-tr if
dirt.
The force of the gala want snveroly
felt at lit. Josoph‘s Catholic church in
South Main smut. now in coursc’ of
erection. A dozen heavy timbers iutln-
top of the church were blown down.
They fall only to tho staging dircmly
underneath. They worn examined im-
uicdiutcly uftcrwurd by nnc of the car
punter.» employizd on tho building. an“:
wcn' found to be uninjurcd 'l‘hc tim-
bcrs supportwl a suction of thc. ridge—
polomndwerc only placcd in position
yceucrday; cnusmpcntly thoy'wcru no
cnrely braced.
win no: doueis very fortunate.
Prof. G tmn's Engagement Closed.
.\ S. l'iilison closcd lll‘ common it‘
as organist and musical director
the First Cotmrcuntional churrb. your
tcrrlay. and will commcuco hi»; dotin-
at tho Nor 'alk (,Xi‘itlgrt-gntional church
next. Sunday. During his stay" in ”Mr
bury Mr. Gibson baa made many
lricnds. and has boon a grout» addition
to lftl lllflliltlfll circlt-s llc has bot-u Ill
trrcstcd in In mi of tho largo concerts
gl‘a'trll horn. and him also givv-u mun
i-I'ona iirstclztw musical flnlt'flztlll'
lllPL‘fs nndur hi..- own direction. ”is
nutncruns it'icuds cxprrsa dccp rcgrct
at lllh‘ drpurturc («Dunlniry News.
A Burning But on the Sound.
A largo numba-ruf pcnplcwerc attract-
oil to l':lu|(‘fl’~'l :tml
ho a burning boat in Long Inland Hound.
c
That groan-r lliltIi-‘lgt‘,
APllll llllll’lll or HATS
The Average Business Much Larger
Tina That of a Year Ago.
lllll illlll urn txucnuus.
Tito qutlm his Butt loo Bilingual,“ for I
Large Business Among the lictull me. on
Which the lunuluclurm of this Mica
Depend —Amtricuu halter Notes.
in South Norwalk batting up to this
writing has not boon fully up to expcc~
rations. \Vhilc April wad fairly plena-
ant, the weather has been loochungcable
for a large business among the retail
trade. on which tho manufacturers of
this nectioudcpcnd. Eustcr also being
later than usual, had much to do with
the output of hats early in thc month.
llowovcr, on tho wholly. the ave-rage
busincss has been much largcr than that
of a your ago.
The (,Irofut Kt Knapp company have
no cause. to coinplain. 'l‘hcir business
has kept uprotnarltably well, and a num-
bn-r of duplicate orders on their trinity
very desirable rtyloa have becu constant-
ly coming in; thin has kept the factory
quite busy. They will be early in tho.
lleld with their full styles. and loot; for—
ward to a’vcry handnnno trade tho cont
inn season.
The Voll: lint company have had more
than their usual volutnu of lvusincns for
tho spring scarim. lli’ couriso this
month they could lmvn done considcr-
able more. but rctailcra throughout rim
country am still cautious and curafnl in
their purchases: this in probably for the
bum, n5 thcy will ho in butter condition
to ordcr early for ncxt mason. Robott
'l'riinblc Willsoon bo ult tho road \‘lSlf-
on.’ his customers on lllt' l'aciliu (loan.
ThoJohn(31'thsoncmupany itavo it
verylargebusinch in New York cilv.
l5roohlyn.and in the East. Went nod
South. All their styles havo sold well.
and their business is Hllll kmspinv up
very satisfactorily. 'E‘hcy'havi- boon
fortunate in pilot-ins: to the trudu many
very douirahlo ('l‘ilfll’fl, particularly in
browns, with bonds to match. utid con--
trading bands.
I'lio South Notwnllt lint company are
issued early in tho mini-uni. They liuvc
also boon making shapes patterned after
tho leading fulfills” of New York.
They make. a specialty of medium and
line grudcs.
'l‘hcile or Holmes
~ since the first of thc month. filling orilutr;
ion light colors in willz‘ll llll‘y haw lwcn
showing nonw my twat. thtnga.
ithc season
nirn'i Undo. and haw lwcn wry Sitt‘trl‘s‘n
;lul in that. tl-l'l'i'lltlll.
:t' i
lloyt A' Wultbauscn itt‘t' doing it ro-l
. SOUTH NORWALK, 0Q
still quite busy on auroral stvlrs thny.
i
’liavc btl'u very busy ;
.uf tliv~ Malprhcino llvitcl,_i.-.u:-. :unvxl‘: r-
’l‘hcit‘l
moods arc. going p'tfv‘l‘l Fallsfmdinn. l “Within: an nnumallv lame cuntonmtrr
which. of coursc, It! wry pleasing to l but connections With a polo llt tlwstrwt.
ibcin. i
\thlhil'.“r it llrcycr. at their Hunt Nt-l“ put in tlic howl.
Ewnlk factory. have hicn ltccptnn tlinirl Light lllli'ftivit'd an ”lac-WM“. pcndunt
gl‘II‘l'l' wry steadily at Work all through:
'l‘lmy cab-r to the? young'
_.‘UESDAY. Artur) 27. 1897.”
ouur' ‘ i enrol-tin.
will; ., ..-—-— .
luncul and . j“ _ . flu-hm Fulton“ in
Nourly thru’dfidnd people were in
attentional“; night. at the musical
and literary Want give in Odd-
fellowu’ Hall. {Washington utreet. by
Eureka Robcknlt mite. No. 42, I. n, U.
F. .The programme offered wu- moot
intoreutins and pleasing.
Miss Evu Collins. the bunjoist, was
outltusiuutioully' Mud altar ouch num-
ber. being ohliuod to respond four times.
She ugulu demonmutcd that the in a
thorough urtllt on this instrument; Ex-
cellant piuuo unlo- were rendered by
Misses Lillie Front) and E. Louise liter.
on»; recitationu. Barry Stevenson and
Miss Florence Ellendorf. Gum-go H.
Himt'u vocal loin Was admirably rendcré
ed, and u quartette compound of Mortars.
flirut. inland. Hull and Wnrrcn was
wall received. Frank Tholl. or Rowuy-
ton. favored with many enjoyable unui‘
bets from his graphophonc. and tin!
Junior fhchnatru. composed of Willie
Jed-o. Frank Stnrtovant. .loueph Limo
wcller. Eddie Divtar and ti. Utzingcr.
gave several Lnuniberu. , and alno
provided music for dancing
This wow the first appearance
of the orcheutru. and the musicians: cur-
priscd and charmed the audience with
their skillful execution.
At tho conclusion of lhl‘ progrnunno
rcfrcshmcnts wore av-rvod in tho banqnut
ruflttt.
YOUNG FISHERIEI lISSING.
Thty Went own no on, tripod“ Aim
unit Hutu not Rulumd. ,
Sumo upprv-hcnsion is felt forthe safe-
ty of Johnan Wultcr Smalling. oped
twi-nty-one and seventeen years rospt‘rct-
ivcly. of Quinton! avenue. and Professor
Deni: cst, vmploycd by (layer or Ar-
nold ,
’l‘bc. youngzmen sturtcd on a fishing
l'hflfitlliillu ycstcrday afternoon at '3
o‘clock. in a sixtecn-feot sail boat. and
were cxpccted home before dark. They
had not returned at l o‘clockdpday. it
is feari-d they wore ounnli'fin flwrimlll.
and that they may hurt: put into one of
tho islands. '1 ' ’ ‘
Dr. P. lv‘. itoutweil and (master l".
t 'lark scoured tho about early this morn~
inn. but could find no trace of hhflmJutll
tln-oystcrmcn wcrn asked to fool. out
for tlwm.
Prohibited tram Suiting u Pole.
trinomcu in tho employ of the Nnrwulh
and Smith Norwaik lilcctric Light min-
p‘any attempt-ed [1 wt a poll.‘ in the. rum
noon, for fit» it hi min}, of
pnl‘pilfll‘,
so tlu! sonic now lights could in- furnish-
'l'bi~= i’ity Attnrtte-y
tho mittiruwnt of tbmlilii ‘nltiw lmtwccn
the My and tho cmnpiny. and a! lil .
thrczttcncd llll' im-n with urrcst lhcy
atiipgmlw-o'it luln'trii' Light (Tritium
.lelllt‘l' Winwlwstvr said \hH nrmtinn'
liillNl MEMORIAL DAY'
.. p..- mum." ...,.
flatmates Incident. the Dedication
at the Giant's tomb.
llllhllllllflfll ENlHUSlASH PREVMLS
Buildings Ind Residences lavish with them-
tlons-A Solid 3m of‘People six Hilts
tour-A Iuouidcuut Hunt Suchclo
«Padded leliiulty abound.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
'New York, April 27-4-Tho oomnouiw
incident "to thc dedication of the muficivo
totnb in Rivctuidc conittory, in which
test 'Ltlzo remains. of Amcricn'n great
soldier. Ulym 8. “rant; begun at, unn-
risetoduy. when from the tall flagpolc
neat-tho tomb was unfurled tho lurin-
flag furnished by tliil magnum of the
American ltcvolutinn. 1- %
Bands arc playiug'on land and inter.
and buildings ovcrywbcn- :ln' lavishly
decorated.
The procrasion sturtml promptly on
than, at 10:03. and marched through a
solid bank of pcoplo six miles long
Tin—re was great enthusiasm all along
the line of march. President. McKinley
was hcartly chmrcd everywhere.
l'bEfIll'i‘fiillenb hogan his adding» at
tho-mini) at ll:2l:l.'und’ General Horace
l‘ortcr at llzlS. followud by Bishop
Newman shortly aftcrvvard.
At It o'clock orders wvn: ti ISllml , from
the fleet dreamt for ths- day's in.»
tivltiob, and a few minutes
later a rainbow of mighty colors hogan
going up at the bow oi the New York.
The vessels made a magnificent hhowlllu
in their pay attire from how to vtcrn.
lif the naval part of the demonstra-
tion the grand division lay at anchor in
the river in night of the tomb, while the
mart-hunt nun-inc division were locaml
in tho lowcr bay. nwaitinz the Word at
'3 o'clock for thc start of the hood of the
column.
Big Blow in Builford.
Hippo-nil tn Tho Sotiilunlu
linilford. April firm-The hardest blow
in years was cxperionced hero about
7:le lust night wlion tho wind rcachcd a
ain't-ll of fully furry twr: union an hour.
l‘bowind ldnwntcutlll} for hourly half
an “Hill and during tii~- wvcwst part of
‘tliu inlay tort: ill) a lm‘p- mutton of flu‘
tit: rod on it :4. Stwtll’cf'h iron foundry
“'an turn an and thrown in thv ground
.\‘-i mltcl‘ Et'f’ll‘llrl domagc wad donc. but
:lm wm-l pi21§ul home With sun» of file
chitin} trim; chimtu'yc.
Mr. Frazicr's Fortune.
firm-ill in tho Swzflim-ln
.~'o.thitn.ttoo, April ‘1} i’hclp». l~t.i~
F innyhuhly guru} lllxfiuwml for llllfl limo of ‘ that tho Slrltll'ltlt: of Will‘s, thrniuh :i ' .‘ivr, Il'lv'd 5'“ )‘Mrs. a farm hand in tho
'lln- yt-ar in thv making of bodico In tln- . narrow Il.l“it:lt-i\‘;l'4'. in tho t‘flfllfllf'mf'ltli n-mplov of R. in..." H, “iii". on (Swen
1 rough. I; is v: ry cvnlr-nt tin-y liavu’
.giun tin-tr customary pct-loci millilill‘n;
l fdolt. i
Mich Wliuttnkcr is now ucttlml in but
ncw fut'lul'y, tlzil‘llt'r of Raymond and E
i Watt-r “rout-x, which won ll‘ollttt‘f'l}‘ con .
gdni-vml by .\tnbh-r .i: l‘crrv. ’l'tu- fowl
:tory has lit-on‘tl'ttml up With a \ ow to no:
gtln- tun-,1 possible wotk in uniting tlw'
‘lllilllt'ti in llil‘ rough. ltllfl with Mr. t
t“ lilffitki~l":-l long billini‘tflllt‘l’ and knowl ~
friluc of thc l.ni~=inc:-»-. it lz~ suiv to prcilicl 1
‘ mucous in thi- ncw imation.
‘toaring dowua Hamil portion of
Works of tho Vin-mum Mill company»
i
;i-t nc liouw. and tiny will soon lillt‘v.
; ill tin ll' brick building is 13.. htil‘\ll-plt\\ll‘f'l
. mnfortnutcr was it it nccuwury. ho uni.
on the pulp luck of tln- hotel. would bc :1
m.txrt'r- nf go it ding-r. particularly in ‘
. . . l
«tam of hm ll)“ cr-vtion of 5-) largo :il
mlolv to supply thr Muhackcino With?
llglitu. i
Trolhy 0qu to the Depot.
'l'ln- Nnrwallc 5 root Railway cnnc
puny p'rlci't'ul .lf‘f.tlll{tilll‘§lll'l ycstcriluy
by which or l‘;ll'~ will run dim-t In tho;
f-llI'l'llY . Tim in a f’llll\t‘lil|‘l\|’t‘ vital
ot-hvt‘ elovntcil ! 'l‘hc luv-int of tow ncw strcct iniccwitat 3 Will it" npprccnm -l by almmt over}- l'lli~ ;
and l .
ll of lll'l 'l'wm l‘iluls. ll imp ln-clt nI
Illil'l‘ r of u msulvrlblo attirprw- that ”it“.
"Lllli’f' bus so lull: born dclnvcd. wlnlc
No uni- kilt'w tho nanw or nature of thc . under and ultimo-on, Amara-”gnu. wmpn l 1h" public Ill‘llldllIl-t own .i wlcarly mnlr
bout. although thvrc worn anynumbcr
of rumors.
Sonic Mid it was one of llll' .
lwtll becomplt-tcd by Julio l.
‘ It is llflfll‘l‘nlntul that. A. Holtllunn lms'
ltnmvn toliitlt Hillllltllll'fi, by pctitlcnnf
and lilil'fl'ltl'Vr. but tho «lolly i~ cxplain
Fall lizwr llnv Monitors. othcm that it .ctnliurkcd in tho rnvtunrant bit-«incur! ill i M by tho ""“"“”"" m” ” “'3“ ”M ‘i"
was a boat of tho Norwich llllt’. and
fittll othcrn that it wauhu: itimctlitlc. of
llridguport. 'l'hi-l'cwm'o n low pontoon
who thought it wait a intimation. 'l'lic
bin/m t-ouuuvth'crl about b o'clock and
continuml two li'nlll'u. limiting a wry
pro-Hy night from lln: lnllr.
inquiry at variuun pom along tlw'
illotincclilzut count faith! to mlvo- ”Ill my"
iltcry of tho llru. 'llu- Intent theory to
flint 1t war burning broth «in limou‘
Maud.
Ballard will Probably on than.
(kniuromnnn Hill, any» a \thullltmtotl
dcupatch to the Illtrlfut‘tl lionmnt. in-
tt-ndia to acttlc tho contort in tho llarivn
olllco tor noon. 'l’hvmnrc throc candi-
dates“ llliutn Ballard. .lmoph Motion.
and llcurgn W. (flock. inch of thcm.
'twpooltllly tho lint ’two. arc strongly.
'hackcd bv lctteru and politician. but nail
Mr. llallanl in nippui‘tcd by thl‘. lnwn
cmnlnittuu and a tnniorlty of ”iv ciliaonn
at tho town. he will probably got. thorn.
Delay in AMI" the D. A. I Mu.
M it in vacation in thv public lbttulfl,
the prints offorcd by the Daughters of tho
Anita-icon involution cannot on award-
od till ncxt wank. Au ratio as tho judging
have given thulr (Million to the noun it~
m- in charge. tho principal of the Minot
which the nuct’mu ul conipotitor altcndu
will be oonuunuioatcd with and arrunuo-
manta will hit outdo for tho itlllllilllllith
mum to the public.
It. Iylw luv 00 to lune.
It lonlot nowulf Editor A. ll. fly»
luatonmfthc “Willi. wuulduet mum
aluminum in ”Gilda. flu lint applied
for I Hrltllh uncouth. but thu loot—ulna
at note huh m that the u nlllount
Now York with 1’.
who thoroughly lllllllllofllll'l;
basin-m. 'l‘lic him tmnw in Holmutwd‘ l
Lanc. and thc l'i“illlllr.l“ll i.» lwatml‘ at
tho corner of lion-min and (irumio,
itit‘cctn. _
Uncut tribe's Fourth Annlvmm.
At a Illl‘lillllll of Ibc commitment ol
tnonly-llvo tucmlwrn of lincuu 'l‘rllic.‘
LU. It. M. but ltlulll. arrangements!
worobcuun for l'llliljfltflflu tho foiutli‘
annlvwcury of flll‘ trilw. it. will ho.
.Iicld'l‘ucmlay. May lilili. ll wuu ill“.
:cidinl to invito tho "icmhliorlng triboil tn.
the prownt. and an rntortatnnwnt and"
. yuppor ill balm; urrungcd for.
Moon will in bold chncmlay
gtint. May 5th. in tho hull.
cvon- l
i
Otdur Ilml Plenum tutti.
i
'I‘In: property at m tlmlnr utmot. cow
{Malibu of a bonus and livn acrolc of land.
iknown no title Audmw Rollin-It placu.,
iwuu sold at auction. outcrduy. by Alli"
uonccr l". W. Mllt'llfll . Rudolph l‘liriii
cannon, of Brooklyn. wul tho purchaser.
the gum an equity of M75. and manned.
tho incumbranccu. which worn Qt .ltuvrth.
l n. nun chum, no ow.
i til. l’oti-r‘u church fair opium! nu»-
.piclunuly lino night. in Arlon Hull. tho
Euttnnduncu being Vory good. A laruu
gnumlmr of fancy urtluluu Wore dinpmml
or. Moum liotuo and Noaolt t'nmuhod
music for dancing 'l‘hc fair will In-
icontinnmt tonight and tomorrow night.
i _. ...........-.~.... “WM“
.
WIIIIMUK.
.llnirhm lloycl. of Wm Mllbnrv nut
‘ ll itcltllc "Win
l .
' l
Divorce for In. their. .
.luilgi- Sluunwnv. nf Hll' mun-run;
inn «livorrc can.» cvi-r nil-d in tho (Jon E
nccttcnt mum. nimcly. that of Mn I
from ltatclul‘c ”ll'kb.‘
thc Wl'll'lflluwn polti min and cundhlnn-
for norm-nor. and othurwnw pronnnctu i
ll; known man of ’l‘olland. Mormon and
Wimliinuton. 'l‘lw «incision grauh to1
NH. lllt'ltli on .ilwilnu- tl‘votvc nnd‘
awards lint alimony to tho cxtnnt of,
tutl'~l;llll'lltl[ all Mr. llicks‘ (Toutnmticni .
hi cstnnulcd In tin ulmut “mom
lml Emtu lruutfttu.
.iolin thrr to llrnnuo H. ltrnwn. lllllll ‘
and linihllntpl in l lillmrno uvmnn *
t‘ity of Houth Norwalk to Michael!
hit-Holly, loud in 'l"nirvicw_ awunc. :
Mll'lllli'l 'l‘lornuy to fit. .luimpll'tl church .
corporation. land and tho church in:
nourw of coltstt’tn'linn in Hunth Main:
atruct.
tihn-rhm l". Hulloclt to ohm. «lllfli‘l’lllltttf MW" Seymour. "f booth Nut-walk? ’4
a
l.. ldlthllcton. loud in Wmdwnrd nvonno. .
William Lawn-lea to tlhurhm (l. llo-l
linnnnn. land and bulltlinms in Hunt
Milo ltlwr. .
Death at ”Ill. tum. ‘
l'hihp Manon died this morning of .
whiplcuvmi llldllfllll“ in Walter numb;
orwallt. lie was tut-marl: imiutuu'
draw-tcndcrof tim Wauhlnxlon Klimt;
hi'ldnv. 1
ton um nisnrs‘.
tturlnrliuc. April u;.~~l'rioou [min
William Am“. of lladnn, bruthor of
tho Grand h of Moon. diod at it
o’ulmlt this tum-snug. Liv wan horn hum
uncut. of Mr. until“. limit l‘ollul'd.
”My: _ ’
in inn. _ i
,l
~3re‘t'tf.;3l)-tltl le’ltllf‘till’lT’ll of town.
has talivn hmr ll; $...._noo, bin photo
in Illl‘ l-hlitll.‘ if Nut-mu Fromm, v.1
HPJVM‘. l’.i,.wlm'h lion liccn fx-r war-
whim-t H tlw ltfi‘ cw of Mid-x Iii/a
i-‘rrtzzi-r, bit with. Slut ha» rcccnt ly do d.
Osman Pasha Recalled.
Spwln: in NW Schiltwl l
lothluo. April 2’} o.\ «portal from
i‘VNfii solo :ildlhll nth :' .lulv Iw't. or as ‘ 4 'un.t.mv:implc nunounw. that tho tin:
Work wtll win llt‘ mumwnsr-d oti55”"““‘ ”l“ "5""““'-3“l, “l“lr‘u‘l l‘l‘“'“ilm" l'l'l‘:lllmlll~~tii:iii l'anlm. .iti nnlor
tho shit”! from l‘:.iy «‘m-t tx‘ cmuplcli‘tl ll} . '|\"‘lll| cttibat'uwuttu I'Idlivnt l’.t~li.l.
lti
unsout vinacairur.
"to Goings Ind Commas at Nonvulli People
and Their mm.
Anton); tho Somalia-tn who nrc nt-
fl‘llilllll! thu- Hrnnt un-moi-ial carcinoma».
in Now ‘i'orll. today. arc (lcorgo l'l
A. lntno. a man pullout to ruin-an to tho iloptit until Ila-ulnar. .\. A. “p”... Milton work. 1.2““
tho i tlu- Railroad plnr-r- unnwr nae; «cttlcd. . ward
llmthcrtun. Waltcr .lnnnlnpu,
lflnci of i'ulicc llr.nllov.l"rcd'l‘lmtnphon.
t‘nplo. tlrwiiwwul, ll'ibcrt Hormonal»,
Mir . Arthurl‘iiittitn. .lamon lluucuo. li'.
gttinit. liziei liindul ll‘lWlllllli‘l'l‘ilull ml-‘i ‘:\mbl-~r ovlncntvnunt William Iii.
loin of tlwni-m lltlll’fldlll int-l llllt'l'tw‘l "mm“ WWW" 1'“ ”' l\l‘“li‘rv Mill"?
liooruo- M. Nahum. Mr. and Mrs How-
and linapp. Mr. and Mrs. John ICU illiv.
l'. ll. llwyvrfi‘v-lccttnnn i“. ll. Mcrrlll.
Franklin A linti'lt. mutual-rill Mur-
tm ltucn. .lr.. d‘ l: v ‘n hithmt'fl in South
Nut-wall“ wont to Now \‘ork Imlny.wllli
hiu faintly. in witncoi tlic llrnnl tnctuur»
3 l.ll t‘ugl'tllnlllt‘r.
Miuv‘l‘lai'n lltnm and licorquMolc. of
A “Willi“ proporty. 'l'hc amount of thc alimonyi “Phil-trim”. “rm Hm ltlmntu of Mini
l‘lnra May .lcnningw. of ( lvrard place-,on
Sunday.
flliutlou. llunry and llctbcrt lroluml
. I
‘ 'Hennmnnip amounts.
f‘nnrellul n Not- («Ilium lipa- 1.”.
~ . inxtho Diutnnuflhc Mnn'an'flfo.
’A profcnnlouul man who had struck
i' utrcnk of hard luck wont to llcrr—
‘nnnn for a loan. llc \vilntcd $2.51»).
out was willing to secure it with a life
'Itnuruncc policy 101' 3151“». llcrr-‘
aiann lct him have tho tnoncy and took
'hc policy. on it was purely a luminous
n'tnmsition and not a muttcr of fricnd-
drip. ’l'ho Inirrowcr'n fortnncn tinctu-
tti-d from bad to wornc, and about a
roar after the loan was ntntlc ho tilt-d,
paving his adults in n vcry laugh-d
:omllt ion. .
't‘lic dcnth notlcc of the man rc-
rulh-d the circumstances of tin,- loan
it llorrnmnn. and lit? linmcd up thc
:mlicy. which ho had forgottcu cntircly.
lta- was on tho point of placing it"‘~in
.lic hands of an nttorncy for ('ulll'l‘timl
rill fact. I lwlicvo ho had gin-ti it to
its lnwycrmwhcn hc board that thc
load tnun'~: win.- was absoltitcly pon-
Illl‘t-‘H and lit-lplcm, with auroral chil»
iron on her linud‘n.‘ lfc lngtnu-tcd the
ittorna-y to discontinue prim-tidings.
liltl tho policy will! trungfori'cd to tin-
;vltlow with flui‘mfiilnnntlon that “W
lv-lu had boo-n cancelled boforc hcr hus-
iand'n dumb. and that tin- policy hav-
Ht: bccu, misplaced accounted for the
inlay in its tummy—Now York Journal.
Thrw Remark-lilo Shin-n.
'l'lw «use of Mrs. Emma “are. who
vdd :t tnugislrtitc thc othct‘ day that
:hc had tnvnty-smcn childrcn. was
"lll‘iliiilg‘ vnougli, but that+of tin-yo sis-
0]“; who I’m: in Kingston. Jamaica, is
wrhzips more.- rctnurkablc. 'l‘liosc
mm»: had l'l‘Hllitt‘fll't‘ély him-icon. tu'cn~
y and l’\\'t*l|l_"vt)llc c-hildrcn mlt‘ll. but.
inliko- .\lr.~i. llztt‘c. who lost lltllél. of
in in at an early age. thcm- rilrllt‘l's and.
unwind in rearing it».- whole of their
':itttilic~'. Mill on certain occllszolii all
ho .4ny children. with thcir part-ills“
~l.\i}~~'l\’ souls in all—hart- tin-t in tlic
*i'ihlit'nllttll of some family cvcut.w 'l‘id‘
*tlH.
A Brave Protector.
“l lull you. that Johnson i; a bravo
’nllun‘."
“How So?"
"lb was once walking with hi4
innw in Africa. Wlfl‘ll a big lion Him"
winding toward them. John kissed
hr girl and thou run forward so that
he- lion might cut him instvad of tin-
:it’l."
"llid lhc schcmc work 1’"
".\'upc. the mighty king of tho jungle
ml; otn- smell ut‘ his I\\'lll.~lkt>vinlttl¢‘>
:llll Month. and tin-n jllltiltwl uvct'
:li'n :lllll :llL' the girl."-~~lluutinvilh-
hit-7.".
f'uto-rmtl Advicr.
'J.\livli,\‘." will Ml‘, llolzin in bi: mu.
‘til iln ln- :tl'l’ultl _Vt"t'v gvllili' in luv ;t
“M“ ”'
"l Ill'lll" lllll.u 'p
"\\'vll, l'n- anti ‘0'. \v.-:trin' yvr
~intnlav clothe-x t ~QL‘ t‘runuii, :lfltl
ill llll‘ blurb
lml .\t‘ '..':l\t' up «Mt
unilh «limp. In . . ‘.._\. unluni
mrrmn till :iiipl-iial£|gf,"ltii'x. lllfll it’ll
.- oimn' _\I‘V. ltH lillt‘ (lbw iuillti' up “\vt‘
~lu-\v'- llml'n- illl' yu't‘ ll‘iiu~t'!'~ in..."
\\‘:t-liillt:lntl I’usl.
’I‘lic Lou Wu lnllnttulmnl.
,\ l'I‘lalirlltl‘ m tll‘fit‘t’lltlllg tho- llllll'tlvl'
.; a man unmwl Jordln said: "'l‘ln-
tillt'tli'l‘t'l' \“ltfi t‘\'itlt'lllly in (“Will Ui'
mining but luckily Mr. Jorkin had dc
ul‘lll'il all Im Hindu in the bunk tho-
lny tu-i’.m. m that he lost nothing
mi in. no" 't‘hillita
l «The Event of the 80mm.
.
. Prof. Nowell'u exhibition and recon
tion. :it illusic Hall, on Tuesday event
l mg. April 27. Tickets for solo at l’nna‘
icd u and (lleudcumu‘v plinrmuclctl. and-
; ttln: box-oiltcc.
l
FOR CALI.
M
. . .,. , .-..
' Ifilli “All » l'illlll‘ rrlrtgt-ntlot'. “til
i . unto 'JJIII’; l't'lll of your ll't' ill“-
minth Mirwall. llurdwuw company.
all! t}
li‘lllt EALE.‘ [for tho Maryln"
tim- tolmcm, mo tint-ct. on to
lwl. lluly lllt'cutvs a box. Auk lion
tin: Norwulk 'l‘uluvvt‘thnlnt. l-
l“llii HALE. lite-ynli-u uml mndrlw "I
u‘liolwnb- and ruin“. from clttlil
mututfzu'lllroru. Al‘i'v up. The limtttml'w
modc for No Don't inicr that low pro-w»
mutt" low “Tfltlt'. full and lsAlllnlntt and
hill will b.- «mutton. John
r-nnh-nccn. Flinn-tuck lllll. l'. U. ltm ml.
Nurwnlk. l’nnn.
tln- NIHIIN‘ in.
fromnw. notabu-c. for otw ycnr from
dntuotpnrt-luuw Ninth Norwnlk Hard
it div 0 'II.
I.“ Hi hA l M 'l‘lirw It‘ll‘rllltW-l‘mhll‘ round
launch .t'nwlu. ltlxm our Mutt-n lsdnnli llltllf.
violin-on foot loud. with t‘t'llfflilllmfl'll and
Mill. numb lbw... ll’m- Milo lllvcr.
of film llrovc plnrc. arr attending ill“ ‘1‘ ' ‘ .......--
. ., ~ . u . .2. f w ' ‘ ' .
................ m . l‘
u: . ‘ V '
l ”'5 l “I 10“"! lrunnzna monw built. booth Norm-ill
li‘runlt Slaw-n. oi“ l”. I}. Hoymonr‘u
urmn-rynmrc. wmu to Nu York ttxloy
to Wllllt‘M this tirnol t‘a‘l‘v‘ltlullltm.
uphill Nnnduy with \Vllllllll Inili‘oruc.
Burton lvluutl,
. hm l'iliuabcth import. of llluin vitriol.
in touting i-ulativmi in \‘onhurn.
" Mn H. ll. 'f‘ollcu. of Windward ttvo~
nuc. in viuitinp rnlutlvou in Burton.
illumncc Anlttotl. of Now York. tutti
in Nnmvnllt yaneuluy.
'l‘hv Hyrno llrothcru' Eight llollu coin-
pany nnmml it turn» addiction at Hoyt‘u
l‘noutrc. but night. Au uombntu tho
Hymn ltmthm one tlmlum lu thu put»
tom-inn. and all that other Honolulu work
mm“ high order. ‘l‘lni urchin and
manhunt”! git-eta m towel and at a
com «m.
t
. liar-lo arc cnnmmy
g pour.
, . . v.
i tlh’l'. A gold llnl. cntf button. Ht'l
with diamond in our» uldc.
ircwurd will in- pool on luuvlmr ttllftw it!
ill“! uflll’t‘.
1 wall pockct lmols. i'nntnlnlut: «until
mount money and railroad llrltltl
limit-r will lwm-lcmnn mtttc mmuw Ivy
n-illruiliu lhc pot-km trunk to thin nllicu
FOUND.
It‘lll'Nll \flltrlhm‘u i-nibluin Which
lhcow or can town by ldunlillcotton
and phylum ot'ttmntivurtmumcnt. "'37 in
lktlli’fi'l). livadlc hvmovi, "lililtht‘il to
burn tullowml Nnrwulu party to Man
guitllcltéflflwucmn haw “alga mt Mogul
V has party ‘ pnyin c "an. t
m or cullut Mimi “armpit. tintin-
ttttthR. l
ll. Monro". .
. ., - ,..l."i~’l..‘.i
Iflllf HALE. thinnilnn li-ply rublicr
how. willntnndhm lint. pronoun: to
no if
butum norm. utililiblt! lot- yin-in orldnimm E riluvmw. licll Inland.
of: H
“53.14!
finitnbiu . crud.
o
ilfl'l' letwmlny. .\prtl 13bit. it lilnch ;
’l’ur l
n!” M»
ti to it p. in. it
of women
\‘fANTED. 00ml .
, lunudrrmu not“ fl
at Mrs. anll Frout’u.7
South Not-milk. Ct. _.
\\'ANTI~ID.~A would:
housework: German: or
ferrcd. lilth-ut avenue;
' nil
V‘I' ANTED. ~A,oompmntlfii .-
' denim to do hounm l
family. tun goodcook and utter. ,_
Fritz tjnllnu, Wont Norwllk. Q j
‘ 'ANTED. Man and vi f
private bonnie. pleasantly” .;
on Riverside avenue. ()rm or
in desired. with one of lath tun]. ll
accommodations. Address Emit“
\\' A XTlCD. .., A boy ue’vcntm
Would like a partition In
store or something of the port,
afraid of work and can givc‘ to, .
rcuuiml. inquire is Burbank "
\_\YI\NTED.~>H0USE~ To in
or eight. room dwelling '
minutns' walk of South Norw“ fit
(mice. Enquire P. J. M..' 12 J
alrt‘fl.
\"ANTEllw A man to worlt ttri
eight not-cs good land on M
Must. furnish m-cd and continual.
thirds prodncr'. Avblrcxs Box lid, Win.
punk, Conn. .
\"AN’l‘El).Sittlntion for [ten u!
hottchork in family of film
562 PM“:
mot
sour. (.‘an furniih reference.
"tile awnue.
\\' ANTED—Woman tor general huma- .
work for small family. Appl &
Union street. South Norwalk. 4 né ‘
VV'AN'TEDwI want to hire an . «
upright. smart active mun of goal
business qualifications and one who‘ll“ .
had some experience preferred, to Willi, n ,
a geticrul country store: take ordm .
er.mnrkct produce. and make him gun»
orally useful; not afraid of workforwi. ‘
hustlers and have loin to do. Must In
good clean rccord and come Well ’
.‘3 a 1.
mrndcd. 'Apply to It. W. Keelcr,
Merchant. North Wilton, Conn.
'l‘t) LET. Three good room-ioni-
- . street.‘ for light ”unknowing. 7 ‘ t
reasonable. Inquire without 11““
Iii-Marshall street. or. at Ill Film.“
ntll‘.
m-.. W . .. ,
'l‘tt LET; Large nii‘y fl“,“
c "film" ’Pfitl’gélt“ dimer ‘ V
.’ . :trveyns sore I
IIiXorth Main atrcct. ' T ' ‘
’l‘li LET. -‘i'bro-e four-room nonfat:
otiv' llmwtm'y rvnr. int Whirl. .
sin-ct. wimiowa in evory room, rent ;
oni- wound and third ntnry roar. ”and ' . .
n‘m tam llmvr ot’ot‘ Schnbzc’a market. R.‘ ”
ll avr-nxxc. rcnt ii”. Applyoflicc (lid Well. ..
i‘ilznr I‘ l ,or |.. H. Decker. 79 “HINDI?” “
tun wll'i-I'i > “a
'1‘“ LET Store. No. 170 Washin ton
arm. nuu- Ct'ctlplt‘d by Harry -
“in. thr 'l'ailor. l'uusnuion Mn I. 19”.
lnqttirc nmt linol‘. at William 0, Jane's.
at”!!!
1‘” Lil l‘ l'pper part. of honoe.No.2¥l
l'rlllrrtu‘t'ltllt‘; unitublc for two por- .
sons, in; [lt'l' month. Apply No. tilll'c'lgl’d ’
a
fill ri-t-l.
'1‘“ mar. .N'ctrontl floor. 7: vhffit “ _.
llVI‘lIIlf'. ri-ut in; 2' rooms. ‘W ' ,
ward nn'ti'lc. rt-nl l‘lJ; house a rooms, fil
\‘fmni u :u d :u’t'ullt'. rent "it
"unit" it roonu. l‘w Mum street NONI“.
rlu' lino l‘lt'llll‘. Mosaic Hall block unit»
.tlili’ (“1' i lllCt‘~. (rill iii-'1: Cnilllflfl 3‘ WM'
\Htfil .th‘Lul'. rl‘lfl 3 l1}, “'8‘ m, 5
l'rlulll". H \\'umlu:iri| m‘t‘liltc. rent. I! per
month, all HUI ll‘u r limtuc, .37 IWOOdWm
ltvctitu'. rml it“. E. A. \VUDthDfd
1m ”61' tilt Flllt SAlilfiqu‘wohottlu.
' t'nnm Alrt‘t'f. first floor No. a’
vnvcnuc. E. it. Sherwood. :50 Camp um
l __ , at t
'I‘ll LET. A boil-n: of clglll’. would)
t‘.-ntcr m'cnml. fiillhlllllfl for olthurm
or two ftttlllllw. 'l‘wo miuuton' wall fmtn
.‘uilluy llnc. 'Applynt No. ll Orulul'diaui
I f
m...
' l‘ti liu'l‘. ~ 1 lenll'fllllu apnrtmoutu-m
llmar. il rmnm: llm door A
water-and newor connection.
mimcdmtuly. inquire of ti. Hookah-IR
‘Jli Urclmrtl ulrccf. Norwalk. Int!
w“ /» i-w ~ ...... ”Am—«M
' I‘ll rl.l':‘|‘. Cottage and wash honor. cue
ncro land. by your onl ,Ollln mouth
m-ur ltuwnytou Motion. dd!“ box
ltuwnytun. llt. Inquire utntlon‘mh. 31
To not. A continuitia; with
all tnmlcrn ltnprovotnotmt. III ‘
thin. llvu minutou’ walk from 410908.
qlllfl' at 9:: Taylor nnnnu, m ,
limvt. f.
l - .
l
'0. CALI.
Ulturuulct-tl not to bur-it.
1‘ lgou snide] .\ nun-null. :n loot
l ll for! liltu'llca beam. llullt in. ,
gluwt murmur of t'hc bout IntifllAIlt I;
for utunm or iii int- powur. 9' 7.
_ Joni;
"on HALE. Murry tlmth ' ' V
Ill-lilt'h and \‘urnluh ulnlnn l _’
. ,“u-r can, iioutli Norwollt l‘lltflll’m _
‘ puny. f
“tilt HALE. Strawberry u '
l l‘ ktnibi. N n-r Loon. Iain M ”
glluenltnt n «purulty. italic. “with... .
. and all film it of comfy: think. i.
f prion“. nothing, but A .‘o. l. ’31:]
lit-up uni n poutni null 1 Vi .
All block wnrraomt.
ti
2 you .
or: I t ; tnry, 2:» vuum t :rcmnn for lath .
,floltu. I'J’Jflllflmfl NurwuthJh a? .1
( m»... .. . .... WNW l‘
. {‘ult “Automation!!!“ lot M ‘ .
a a . ‘
W't-wt nvunnomtout deal .1: ‘
glint nvcntw. Applylio'l‘aylnr » 2.. ,.
l Full tidbit. Hftundoot m
twrlvc {mil chairing. t
at .4... punch-d partition ill 3 .
l for wt y In Aumlcmy billiard MW
bu dd very clump. Apply to .
i tim, ul‘ W. M. ii. l'np‘mn, 3mm! ,
l L ‘nlt MI E. harm for min tuition!
il6 Mulch! ”N! lulu WM ’3. . '
lanai" nf 'l‘hcmhmi it. limit . it”!
ital-,timth Norwullt‘. . l). “‘7 .
Norwalk Chronicler