and by the surpliced choir. included
NUMBER 2.831.
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SOUTH NORWALK, CON ., MONDAY, JUNE 14.1S97'.
TWO 0 dl
. 2 steam is Commit Suicide.
or now a lllE omens
Med up for liaingThings up on
W Hill, She Would Mar Die
Than go to Jail-Even lor-
plains Could not Subdue Her.
_ “Mrs. Annie Makeover attempted to
merit suicide, yesterday afternoon
drank. and while the oiiicers were other-
wise engaged she tore her skirts into
'Ilrlpl, fastened a noose about her neck.
and secured the other end to a hook at
‘ the top of herbs“. ‘ ‘
She was discovered while she was in
. the throes of strangulation. and Chief
0f Police Vollmsr. Officers Hall and
Tuthill cut the improvised rope and
tried to quiet her. This was useleu.
however. She began butting her head
against the iron bars of the cell. and be-
forp the encore could reach her she was
. V almostinsensible.
.. . When she revived she began to tear
. up the rest of her clothing. Dr. J. Mil-
, toe Cohuru was‘sent for. and while he
, was there thsdctermined Annie attempt-
ed 'toagain hang herself; but the dress
. goods she usedfora rope wore not of
sulficient strength. When she jumped off
the cut in her cell to tighten the noose,
it parted. and she received an awful fall.
The fall stunned her. and the ofiicers
held her down until Dr. Coburn put an
injection of morphine in one of her arms.
This did not quiet her m the least. so
the oliicers took turns in watching her.
Ind cutting down the ropes she con-
' structed with which to end her. life.
About fio‘clcck this morning she had
partly reamed her normal condition, General Russell Frost
and went to sleep for the first time. Mayor 0- 0- 301mm“ 50
, Mrs. McKeevcr Mcame possessed of Robert H. Rowan no
a notion. yesterday afternoon. that she Muffin Brothers at)
was being abused. After loading up Edward Board so
wellwithintoxicants. she went to the Frank A. Ferris 50
homes of Theodore Gates and Frank 501"! 11- Ferris 50
Snyder in Springwood. broke out the Jeremiah Donovan :30
windows and kuockedtbc door topim. James Goldon .34»
Mrs. Snyder came up after an officer.
and Walter Ball responded. He had
the usual tussle in subdulug her; but he
finally succeeded in placing handcufi‘s
on her. and she was hustled into a car-
‘ rings kindly placed at the disposal of
the ollicer by James Fife. and brought
to the lockup. where there was more
struggling to get her into a cell.
Annie had a sentence of three months
in jail hanging over her head. due to the
last disturbance she made on Roton
Hill a month ago. This appeared to
worry her. and it was apparently a de-
sire to escape this that she tried to end
her life.
This morning, in the Town Court,
Judge Frost found her guilty of intoxi-
cation and breach of the peace, and scu-
teuced her to ten days' in jail.
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Chapel of Our H'oly Saviour.
Being Trinity Sunday, there was a
special festival service last evening.
with procession. Rev. 8. B. Pond
‘ preached an appropriate sermon from
' Ephesians ii., 18. The music. well read-
preoessional. "Holy. Holy. Holy. [lord
God WW3" proper Psalms; Trinity
Psalm; Msguidcatand Nuns Dimittis;
anthem. "I am Alpha." and the Sauc-
tns by Dr. Steiner; recsvssioual."Aucisnt
0' WIS - _
‘ Stopped by a Telephone Pole.
.. One of C. S. Trowbrldge's horses took
-frlght at a trolley car in SouthMaln
. street. this morning. and get beyond the
. We! the driver. William Stevens.
' The. horse ran on the sidewalk near
Br. Clark's residence, clearing two trees.
“a “l“ M“ “P the “m“ ‘0 "'0 hills for his employer.
mantel corner. wherehswas ‘ .. ,. mm.
m” to “ “‘09 by “ telephone 90‘“ Death of the Human Ostrich.
The driver jumped out. and cacapul in»
M- l
«-
A Charming lovelty.
A mullet-lulu. sad ll‘tlstlc curve.
“It with the Adam Fmpaugh-Sells
‘W'sncrlnsus segregation is the
“waacsctelgbtlcvsly and elegant
”lemurs“. on a great revolving
‘ la "fined living "productions
W fiswwhdfasaonssculptorsaud
m. Stamford. talcum-w.
m. rationale}:
.M will besspeclsllneetlugof
.IM My. Daughters ofltebsllab.
M waning. June It. at 7:30 sharp.
“Wmmwmbepment.
a; ”canals-ammo.
mmwbeflon's.
M I. beaten and Thomas
_ will tsunami-ace frost
Wanders mum to
' missus-rammed”
scribed should be large.fcr any sum,
considerable. those who are able should
be as areas as possible:
in the South Norwalk lockup. gen '
“ The festive Mrs. McKeever was crazy 3
Christian Swartz
John H. Knapp
Ebenezer Hill
Elbert A. Woodward
George E. Louusbury
Edwin H. Mathewson
Andrew Thompson
Peter L. Cunningham
Mortimer M. Lee
Jacob M. Layton
William W. (kinlStOCk
Richard H. Golden
1 )liver E. Hard, New York
R. T. H. Barnes. Boston
George 1. Burton
William B. Reed
Colonld Leslie Smith
1‘. J. Adams, New York
Dr. G. W. Benedict
TOOK HIS EMPLOYEES MONEY.
Samuel Anchor Wanted in Brooklyn
a telephone message from Brooklyn.
Saturday night, requesting him to look
out for Samuel Anchor. who formerly
lived in South Norwalk.
the allies of the Daily News.
that paper suspended he wont to
Brooklyn to Work in a job printing
office.
from the firm that employed him, and
is supposed to have left the city.
Amber's parents in South Norwslh. but
could find no trace of the young culprit.
Rogers. printer for Saint's Emulsion
(imllllIlly. was in the habit of collecting
operated upon at the German hospital
Saturday last. and from whose Womb
the surgeon took two pocket knives.
three knife blades. three cnnllcacf line
glass. and tech. nails, screws and
staphoto the number of seventy.dted
at it o‘clock this morning as a result of
tbeoperatlcn.
Wheslmen will be held in the club
1'00an
o'cllick. The meutlugisoalled for the
pounds of sdcyulug club suits to be
wuraby the members at the events of
the American Wheelmea hl Bridge.
We Jilly “the
Daughters of the Harwell Win
chmchwlllhsvesnunsyrldsovertlle
Soldiers’ Monument fund is 31.045. and
almost insures the necessary funds. This
list will be printed every day. with the
additions. until the whole amount is ac-
oured. So commendable an object ap-
peals to every citizen. and we believe
willmeet with universal response. It
is not necessary that the amount sub-
llowever email. will be acknowledged.
However, as the amount necessary is
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for Running Away with $104.
Captain of Police Gladstone received
Archer was a printer's apprentice in
When
He is accused of taking .101 5
Captain Gladstone visited the home of
Archer. who was employed by J. l).
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Kansas City. Juno ll mllarry What.
an. the "human ostrich.” who was
mums... .
Will Adopt Club Suite.
A special creating of the Twin City
night. promptly at e
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Always lastly Trolley Side.
The Always heady Clinical lung’s
' Wall‘s-mes at
entire line at film
M
appropriate exercises at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church. last night.
whole front of the edifice presented a
very picturesque appearance. ‘
beautifully and ingeniously dccorated
tacesof children." in honor ofthe triune
celebration of Rose Sunday. Flag Day
and Children's Day.
programme was rendered most credit
ably and was received with machin-
terest by a congregation which crowded
the church:
Singing by school and congregation.
Singing by school and congregation.
" - '- Sougs and rccitations,
Singing by school and congregation.
Collection recitation,
Collections.
(timing song. school and congregation.
draws, William Taylor.
llrcws. chairman.
Sunday school scholars for the best
alllllyscs of his recent series of sermons
on thl' Bible.
divtdcd into three classes and wrote
under fictitious names. Thelprims were
awarded to Miss Basic 8. Smith. Ella
1.. Kora and Wesley Slauson.
received a handsome watch. The pastor
also presented each Sunday school
scholar who had contributed a dollar to
the new church fund with a souvenir
button, bearing a picture of the new
church. and to Ella Kern. who contri-
buted so. he gave a larger picture of
the church. The children, as well as
the pastor.
Kavanngh slilsed the buttons to their
dmss. The Sunday school has already
(sllllrllnlted
hundred dollars.
Nor-wall: (hingrsgational church. yes.
terdsy morning. by a concert given by
members of the Sunday school. The
pmgrluulnc included analltllem by the
gmgaticu; recitation, ”Th-we fol-Jesus."
aliases Mildred Nash and Hertha lieut-
cr; reollutioll. "Service." Miss Helen
Hothorlngton ;
Children." Miss Annabel Nash; song.
"Us the Boughu," pupils from inter-
mediate department; recitation, "Little
Buds of l'mallse." pupils from Miss
Emma Spauldlug'scluss. rum trade
has Tyler. Hattie Ferris. Iva Tilly.
Grace Balm. Minute lisell nudlflerence
McDonald; recitation, "June.” Mlle
Helena A. Mitchell; scllg,”'l‘he Alder by
the ltlvsr."puplls of the main depart
moat; address. ltcv. Gerald M. heard.
The rite of baptism was adnllnlste‘ml to
Ruth.
w. 1.. Porter. and lslwrssco Kenneth.
em: of Mr. and llrs. James Paul.
At .ths Men’s Sunday evening club
sorvlcethesmcisl mnslcwal lefllfl by
Miss Annabel Nash. and a selection.
Mum‘s "0 SW of tarsal." by
lilidtt.lrs.0. 1‘. m1,”
r Mint and Mrs. M S.
its H w
in Various llcrwalll Churches.
flllWEllS. M88 Allll lilllfilll PAGES
Songs and Recitations by the Scholars,
andhAddresscs by Pastor and Sup-
erintendent—Prizes Awarded
for Analyses of Sermons.
Children's Day was celebrated with
The
being
with roses, flags and the "exquisite
The appended
Anthem.
Choir.
Prayer,
Pastor.
Welcome.
:2 “Easter Gale.
Recitation. ‘
' [Olivia Kavanagh.
Promises. Song and scripture texts.
fiSongMisses Susie Smitll.Grace Sey-
mour. Cassie Dibble. Irene Dibble,
Grace Hamilton. Eva Wylllall.
Texts. Florence (Yutbill. Alice N01.
an, Mary Nash. Ethel Martincau,
Clara Thies, Edna Baker. Bertha
Womsley and Ella Korll.
Singing by school and congregation.
Recitation.
Master Ward Van Alstync.
Solo—"Consider the Lilies."
Mrs. Ross.
infant class, Irma Arnold. Jeanncss
Hotts. Maud Hewitt, Emma Lambert,
Ethel Gill. Alice Fitch. Blossom
Smith. Irene Magoo. Jennie Way.
Edna Brush. Olivia liavauagll. Annie
Smith. Edith Seymour, Nellie Den-
ney. Mabel Kern, Emily Nash, Ernest
(iill. Arthur Barnes. Cmrge Brush,
James Hoyt. Charles Stevens, Charles
Miller, Annie Miller, Arthur Bodvmll.
Fred l’olham.
Recitation.
Emma Lambert.
Emulation-”The Smumcr Months."
Vera Whitney, Sadie Brown. Nina
Zulull.
ib'lnarlts by the pastor.
Master Bodwell.
Miss Bodwell's class.
Duet.
Mrs. item and Miss l’uuzelt.
ltmaitation-"i iommon Flowers."
Miss Florence Ellendortl‘.
Presentation of prizes.
The cornmittce was Missllarrie Wood.
Miss May E. Smith, Mrs. B. M. An-
ll. M. An:
The pastor awarded prizes to three
The competitors were
Each
some naive
while
inudo
remarks.
and
till uni ng M r.
between four and live
South Norwallt Congregational.
The day was observed in the South
ehulr and songs by the school and con-
scle. "Huflor Little
«laughed of Mr. and lire.
and ferns.
Norwallr thodist.
The exercises at the Norwalk Metho-
dist church. last night. were of an ap-
propriate character. Theseating capacity
of the church was exhausted. The mem-
bers of the Sunday school occupycd the
body of the church. There was an ex-
cellent musical momentous. with reci-
tations and addresses. Superintendent
Simone presided. The opening address
was by Leslie Brnudage. Harvey M.
Kemp led the responsive reading and As-
sistant Superintendent Knapp odorcd
prayer. The recitatiorfi were as inflows:
Recital by Edwin Byiugtou; “Juno Ros-
es," Una Lincoln; "The First children's
Day." Carrie Smith; "The Lord is in
His Garden," Lizzieustcrbanks; “In the
Heavenly Garden." Louise Young;
”Promise Wreath of Roses," by eight
girls; “Faith. Hope and Love." by three
boys; "(30 Labor 0n," Winfield San-
ford. ltcv l". A. Scolleld delivered a
very interesting address. In the morn.
ing baptism was administered to four
children. The pastor illustrated his
sermon with thirty or forty candles to
represent various departments of church
work. Other impressive illustrations
wure used. -
decorated with do
The South Norwalk Baptist church
was very beautifully decorated, yester-
day. with laurel, daisies and other flow-
ers. in the morning the pastor. ltev. R.
i). Sherwood. spokeorlSunday schml
Work. The music at both services was
excellent. .. -
. Norwalk Baptist.
Exercises were held at the Norwalk
Baptist church. last night. The chil-
dren of the Sunday school marched
through the church and up the center
aisle to the front. where they rendered
songs and recitations. The music by
the choir was exceptionally fine. The
church was tastefully decorated with
pennies, daisies and other liowors.
An Aeronaut Drowned.
Chattanooga. Tenn. June l-lmftlrs.
_ Edith T. ano. aeronaut, met a ter-
rible death by drowning in the Ten-
nessec river. The basket upon wluch
she relied as a butler and buoy against
the water overturned and, like a mill-
stone about her neck. dragged her under.
lier feet became entangled and she was
unable to extricate herself. Henry Bell,
a fisherman, put out from shore and to.
covered the body, which showed feeble
signs of life. but death men ensued.
Struck by a Block of Wood.
Milton Ellwood. manager of M. ii.
iilover's shoe store in Washington
street. was standing at tho cashier‘s
dealt in the store, Saturday. when a big
block of wood crashed through tho sky-
light and struck him on the shoulder.
The glass came with it. and portions out
Mr. Ellwood‘s hand. ”no big piece just
grazed his head. '
Fire From an Exploded Lump.
l’lttsburg. l’a.. June ll.-A lamp ex-
plosion in the residence of Stephen
Welsh. near Sharpsburg, early this
morning. set fire to the house and badly
burned the four occupants. Welsh and
one of his children are ill a critical con-
dition and may die. The house was
stmyed._
Woman Suicide Identified.
Illtrcclul ln'l'ho l-k-nllllcl.)
New York. June ll.-—~'l‘hc Woman who
mnnmlttcd suicide in tho vestibule of
Calvary Episcopal church. Saturday
nfteruoum. has been lumitivcly identified
as Mrs. Josephine lloriut. She was
almnt forty‘llvc years of age and a native
of France.
Decorated Oddl'cllows' Graves.
Yesterday was Uddfcllows‘ day.
Itutlcr Lodge and a committee of four.
Frank Carr. A. L. llcncdiot, John A.
llallorall and lrving ltcbertmn. dccorut.
ed the graves of thirty-four deceased
members in the various cemeteries in
tcwu.
No Solution of the Mystery.
San Francisco. June ”who [anltlvc
solution has yet been made n-garding
the myswrlous manner in which lease
Bellman. the wholesale clothing mer
chant. met his death in his allies thir-
teen days also.
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Buried in u out“...
llcrne. Switzerland. June It” A scri-
ocs landslide its-loosened near ill-leg.
llautlmof Valid». Part of the finest
there and a builder of buildings have
been buried. There was no loss of life.
Checks for company It.
Captain Albert Wilcoascu has receivcd
checks payable to the members of Conn
my D for their envious at the May
Day rifle practice .
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with arms
cumwmamm
Sing Prisca this Nursing.
THE STORY 01‘ ms‘ lllllIE
Mrs. Scott was Found on the Floor
of Her Apartments with a Bullet
Hole in Her Breast—~0ther
' Evidences of the Crime.
Sing Sing. N. Y., June 14.——Boward
A. Scott was electrocuted here today at
11:11 a. in. He was declared dead at
11:12:30.
The crime for which Scott was execu-
ted was themurder of his wife in New
York city on the afternoon of October
20 last. Scott was separated from his
wife. She earned a livelihood by work-
ing in a laundry. Mrs. Scott was tall
and pretty and Scott was Jealous of her.
About noon on the day of the murder
Mrs. Scott appeared at the Jefferson
Market court in New York city and said
she either wanted to secure a divorce
from her husband or a separation. She
said that he had treated her cruelly. had
failed to provide for her and that he had
deserted her without any reason. A
summons was given her to serve on her
husband should he appear.
Mrs. Scott then want to her home.
Shortly afterwards her sister. Mrs.
Annie White, called on her. She found
Mrs. Scott lying on the floor with a
bullet hole in her left breast. Scott
was at onée suspected. An effort was
made to get a statement from Mrs.
Scott, but she died shortly afterwards.
Scott attended a funeral of a relative
a few weeks haters. and he remarked
’ “that there will be another soon." This
and other evidence was brought against
him. and at his trial he was convicted.
His case was immediately taken to the
Court of Appeals. The decision of tho
courtwas rcudorcdlast week. it was
against Scott. He was surprised. for
his appeal had been heard before the
date fixed for his execution. He holiev-
ed the time for his execution would have
passed. which would have necessitated
his being rescutenl-ed.
Farewell Sociable at the Parsonage.
Yesterday. at the First (kmgcgation-
al church. Edwin U. Keeler. acting for
the ladies of the church. invited all the
members to a “Farewell Sociable" to be
held at tho parsonage Monday even-
ing. June 21. from T to 11 o'clock. This
willbellot only a farewell to the old
parmnagc. but an opportunlty to wish
Dr. and Mrs. Noble "bon voyage" bo-
forethey leave for Culiforuiaaud the
great Christian Endeavor convention,
tin their return in .~\ugnst..the pastor
and his wife will take up their abode in
the new parsonage, the former George
It. Cowles place in East avenue.
Monthly Meeting 01' 01c Well.
The monthly meeting of ”1d Well
Hank and Ladder company will be held
tonight. A large attendance is rolplest.
ed. -as important business is to be
transacted. Foreman Jesse M. Ferris
will give a report of the State i'irelnen's
convention, held recently in Middle-
town.
Lecturod for Throwmg Stones.
Frank Dunlato. the boy who was ur-
rested for throwing stones at Emma l.u-
brine. was in the Town Court. this
morning. Judge l‘rtmt. afterndmlnis-
luring scum sound advice. suspended
mntcnce. pen-ling the lad's good be-
havior. ,
A Grocor‘s Horse Duns Away.
While Edward llolllles was driving
W. it. Hates“ grislery delivery horse in
West avenue, Saturday afternoon, it
tmk fright and ran. nyslctt ing the wagon.
demolishing one of the forward wheels.
and injuring Mr. Holmes ill the ankle.
Shop Becomes a Porter.
James Shepard. the well-known
spar-rev. who has helm employed by lies-
tanratcur l“. A. Lane, began his duties
today as a porter on the New York Cen-
tral railroad. 'llis many friends in this
vicluty will wish him much success.
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Club-House Dedication Postponed.
The dedication of the Catholic club-
house has been mtponcd from June 90.
until August In. which will be the Feast
of the Assumption. The clubhouse will
be dedicated to the parish of St. Mary's.
Basket Picnic at the fluff.
The Young Women's Christian 'l‘cln-
pcrsuce Union will have a basket picnic
tomorrow night. at Hickory lilull'. going
down by trolley about u o'clock.
«wYou can buy the best round M
for llllio a pound; shouldersteab. so.
at Haycs'larllst.
Oathollcl'alrlnflotober.
The sixth anniversary of Grace Sunday
school was observed yesterday afternoon.
Au address appropriate to the occasion
was given by Rev. J. McClure Bellows.
Class No. 9, Mrs. S; E. Dennis. teacher.
was awarded the banner. having gained
the higlnlst percentage of attendance.
The class has bad that honor for two
successive seasons. Great interest is
taken in its work by both the teachers
and members. The treasurer’s report
showed the school to be clear of debt
and with a neat surplus on hand.
Ruined Four Young Girls.
Spencer. Mass, June 14,—Jamcs A.
Beers. a Grand Army veteran, was held
in the district court here today in $2,000
on charges of rape. He was committed
to the Worcester House of Correction.
Beers is accused of causing the ruin of
four girls: Ida Mathieu. eighteen; Mag-
gie Demlody. fifteen; Eva Shay, fifteen.
and Mary J. Beaudreau. seventeen.
The girls had been in the habit of going
to his house and the alleged usualts
cover a period.of two years. The
Mathiou girl was fined 815 in court for
having improper relations with the man
and the other girls were discharged.
The town is greatly worked up over the
matter.
the Death Sentence.
Washington, June lll.——The Spanish
minister here received an otilcialcom-
munication stating that the report com-
the insurgent leaders, Rius Rivera and
Bacallao, are in danger of being shot is
false, for not a single insurgent leader is
under the death senn‘nce.
Annexation of Hawaii.
Washington, D. 0.. June it—A
treaty fortbo annexation of Hawaii to
the United States willbe sent to the
Senate soon after the president's return.
unless the present plans are altered.
The treaty has been written and all'the
debates will be fully agreed upon.
Took Morphine and will Die.
New Haven. June H.—Mrs. Mary
Kelly, forty years old. attempted
suicide by taking morphine at 9:30
o'clock this morning. At the hospital
it was said that she would probably die.
No reason is assigned for the act.
A Found a Man's Body:
Seymour. June ll mDaniel Hummis~
tea. a farmer of Pine Ridge. Oxford.
while looking over his lands. found the
dead body of a man. it haul evidently
been there three or {our days. Foul
play is not suspected.
Yale Graduate Department.
New Haven. .lunv Lia-Tho graduate
department of Yale l'niversity has dc-
cided tocontinuo the teachers' courses
another year. Application must be
made on or before September 25.
Curb Stone Auction Postponed.
Mitchell & Son have postponed the auc-
tion of curb stone belonging to A. Each.
which was attached by E. M. Tollcs,
until next Monday.
Netted Over $200.
Father Furlong announced. yesterday
morning. at St. Mary's. that the, recent
entertainment at the i tpcru House netted
over 0200
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS.
('barles Boers and l). Wadhanls wheel-
cd to Waterbury and return. yesterday.
The City Council of Norwalk has do.
clued that some of the benefits unsaved
for widening Wall street are too high
and they will be minced. '
ltcv. Garrett Hauleubeek preached in
tho Norwalk Baptist church. Sunday
morning.
-—i)ue of those gllod Trinity church
suppers for a quarter. Thursday. June
l7, from 6:30 to b p. In, ill liendn's
Hall. . .
Miss tools. a sister of the late Sheriff
leads. will be taken to the llridgepnt
hospltslttxluy. by the Nor-walk micel-
. lllllll.
furnish music for dancing at Home
l’olut tonight. They will also furnish
music at the strawberry festival. in
Gflhlflll‘]. Wednesday and Thursday
nights.
Sturtcvant isjsulliug a thoroughly up.
tiMllltc wheel. the “Alida." strictly
guaranteed. for tours».
--We are hanging wall paper for too
per double roll. The J. 'l'. l'ruwitt colu-
paay. 90 Washington street.
The funeral of the late Richard Stark
was held from his hours to Piuc
one». yesterday attention at 8 o'clock,
and from the Knight Steam African
Methodist Iplseepsl church stdllo,
3&qu is m was»
ing from Havana, via Key West, that
T countess Honolulu. g and preached one or his sermons. n . awaanrac m nausea. DIED.
till llElll INA MOOSE CHILDRENS SUNDAY M... mmucmmmw Milli EBED HIS WIFE » MW
. L . OneThmd and Forty-Five Dollars . Next Sunday availing the pmtor will Receivedbylrs. Deanis’ Class at the 0...... 14;... avenue, Hones'W‘
, _ Subscribedtotherund. give "The Spirit in ." by Horace AnniversaryofaraceSundaySchool. Fa legilu pin; 37th year.
do. Allele llcliesver lakes Several m mm.m,mmmm a“, Observed With Appropriate Exercises Bushnell. The aim h was profusely Howard A. Scott Eleclrecutsd at Sing “” 5° “"0"
Bands afternoon
do’cloclr at its East :venm. . '
, meat at Newburyport. atthd mint»!
amlly.
sf
l)ll J. MILTON COBURN has 7
to the next house south. No. it , ,
Main street. (llllce hours from “I“! ‘
ii to 8 p. m. S
of won-en
wan-rte. “ ~
fANTED.—Mrs. Mattie A.
the celebrated clairvo
trance medium. will beat the ‘
Inn Hotel on Wednesday and Saturday.
June 16 and 19, from 9a. m. to 9p m.
This will be the last opportunity of losing"
this crnlncnt spiritlla medium in‘
walk this season.
ANTED. —— HELP AND 51 .
’l'lONS FOR HELP — "
Swede. llnugurian and girls of
tionalitics on hand and supplied on H g
notice. Address or apply to Ml. Anton
Nugg, 94 Ely avenue. South Norwllka 1m
76?“. '
'l ‘0 Lillie-lilies hic’é‘fins up stairs at
No. 9 (flay street for rent; adults pre-
fcrrcd. j 231:
V ‘0 l.E’l‘.~«Oue nicely furnished front
. room. most central location in the
city;also table boarders wanted. Prices
verly moderate. Apply to Mrs. C. H. Coo .
1,1 lanford place. 1 10 3f:
- ., A... _ W- ”Mum
' 0 LET—The building, No.3 Ellnbeth
street, just vac lted by Stiles Law-
rence's billiard parlors; also flat 015m:
in King Black. Washington street. _
quire of George 1“. Beam, at City Nation-
nl bank. 15 tf
'l‘i) I.E'l'.-Cottage ll rooms, and bull in _
new condition, one acre of land; rent
$10 a month; near station. Address Box
2. or agent. KOWlbeoll. j 51"
'l‘lll.E’l‘.- chcn rooms, 67 Woodward
avcllllc,rent$1-l: six rooms, No. 4
llanford place, rent #13: house, sir rooms.
l‘ibbfaillstreet. Norwnlk.~rent 88; first
and second floor, house in Fort. Point
atrm‘l. rent to up; to down. 3. A. Wood~
\‘Vfll’l .
'l‘fl l.E’l‘.-Furnished cottages complete.
by the Week month or season. 6.8mm!
b) rooms. at lit-11c Island and Roton Point.
Inquire of 'l'. H. Foster. South Norwallr
Conn. jl ti
'l‘tl l.l‘IT.~-—'l'llc whole or part of is house
. on Orchard street. one minute from
trolley, scwcr connections. rent moderate,
possession imulcllilllcl . Appl to G.
llnlllcnbcck. :130rclm street, Mama“.
m29 lln
'l‘l) LETx—Upper part of house, No.”
Ct‘lllttl' avenue; suitable for two‘ per-
sonszto per month. Two minutes’ walk
from trolley. Apply No. liOrehnrd DJ
5
To LET. ~COttage and wash llama
acre land. by year only, .10 a month
near'llowuyton station. Addrus box &
ltowayten, Ct. Inquire station agent. 1
’ ‘U l.ET.~l"our four—room a men
I one llrst story rear, 93 minute“;
street, windows in only room, rent W;
one second story front. rent U;
one amend and third story rear, “and O7;
also first llmr over Schullzc’s market. R.
lt. avenue, rent fl". Apply office Old Well
(,‘ignri'o., or 1.. ll. Decker. 79 Washing-
ton street. “6
‘V‘éi‘éi’it.
Fulfill”: « Iii 'l‘l‘f-"Eliilf’ilhuu with
all rnmh-rn Improvements. Mott
avenue, corner of flu! l’nl‘lt. Apply to Al'
[foil E. Austin. ”4 3h
Isl)" SAI.E.~A desirable- plol‘. of land,
containing three building lots. Cit
water, sewer connections llllil sldcwal
ln‘nl. (‘orllcr llillsille place street and
’l'aylor avenue. Will be sold at a encri‘
lion in close estate.
Taylor llvcllllo, or SDSprIng street.
11153529le 3‘: 7 ll ”14181921253”
lfllll S.r\l.l‘l.—~-lilo'ycles and Sundries.
Wholesale and retail: at half price.
Wheels gunruutewl; largest stock and va-
riety ill town to select from. Call and ob
amino and you will be convinced. John
11. Monroe. (’onlstocll lllll. Sol-walk, Gt.
1'. 0. box: 1. msvti
FUR SA LE (.lli TO LET.—
lv‘actory formcrl urn-u ill'illlllllo rated
the liaymoudlulonlstdck CoJEnfireeq y:
nwut. ocluding all nualcru machinery
anh‘. Inquire of Jacob M. lasyboll, m
Norwalk. M
_. .. . -~ ..-h..w
‘CE‘SA1.E.—Eulldlng lot deuce ‘
l West. avellue, most desirable lot a
the avenlls. Apply to Taylor 800
‘Ult SALE’F'iftesn-loot musics
l‘ twelve feet shelving seconded
lass paneled artitlon ingood ‘
orulor y in Acm'lcmy. billiard g
be soldveryfulleu. Appl to
llcc,or W. ..l.. ‘uprou. tam ‘,
«W.
‘Ult SAI.E.~Ed refrigerator -
ll save 25 lfl' cent! of your led fill!
mulch Norwalll Hardware courtesy.“
[4‘0" SAlllt.-Use “I. I
tore «stance, the llaest
kct. Only 10 cents a box.
the Norwalll Tobacoonlat.
‘olt SAI.E.~»Columbla s- so" -.
ll hose. will stand 400 lbs. fl, ‘ ’
the square in. tinsrsnleeduol to
from use. not abuse, for one
date of purchase. South llcrw
were ()0. .
'56}. “infirm; ll .
ulshss sud Varnish stnl l
per can. South Norwulll “std
puny.
wars $.-
ll
FOUND. ‘
~‘ol'.\‘ll.-~spoltml gray hon? with
ll dark nmucsud tail. Short
About twelve years old; ml“. W
"it'd:
mndu. Aplly to Wiesel
ivory stable. lnwayton. Conn.
cycle Halters cu Strike.
Mlddletcwn. June ”MUM (g,
Manufacturing company went out en's
strike this morning on account of spits .
posed reductionist ten per sent. This
istlls second new sleds Within a
few weeln. .
peels] attention to did}:
..
Franklin A. Smith,‘ '
1J3.
lMempbyesoftheWomesterOyele‘J
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