s
a
.wm
m well-kept grounds. its
' 'mm down towards the
Malamutsrsdby a winding
osrrimrssdwhiohlssds to the dark-
? no name cottage somewhat larger than
the other houses on the island. the
WMisauidealrsstiugoplaoefor
“We! snyhjnd and particu-
larly adapted tothecl’sasfor whose
benefit itwassrscisd.
Thefldithfioshsissproofoftbatoft-
11m virtue of human gratitude.
Ions years ago. Mr. Northeate. Earl
etlddesioy. of England. married
It Edith Fish. the lovely and
accomplished daughter of United
Blaine Secretary Fish. and they
last their home in this country
. They were exceedingly devoted to each
~ other and very happy. it was said; but
when they had becnmarried only a few
years the Earl's wife fell very ill
Multinationals! bedone. all that
my or allection or skill could do.
was done for the lovely woman the
Earl loved so tenderly. Skillfui nurses
. from Bellevue hospital watched over
hsrandthe most celebrated physician
dldtheirutrnost to save the life that
"going out.” it seemed. too soon;
batsli without avail. Even the arms
ofhsrnew- born babe were not strong
mmholdhsr to earth. The light
Mutandher husband mourned as
car nvslopsd in the dark shadow of
spdwoaldnotbeoomfcmd.
could not have been a selfish
“however. andwhcnhis first grief
he remembered
‘ he! to lighten the
Isa-II valley for the woman he loved. and
his thoughts turned to some project
which would sensibly help the Beilevue
nurses. The work of caring for the sick
is a :very irkeome. tedious one. Only
those who have an inspired love for it
Mid ever undertake it—aud perhaps
M others do—or remain in it long.
Mossy does not make up for the youth
and strength and vitality that such
work consumes es the demos of an open
its consume the fuel you throw to
thstn. No matter how much you give,
they are always hungry. eager for more.
The Earl decided that the bent thing
he could help these patient nurses to
was rest. So the home. named after the
will whose early death he deplored. was
handed and but. fonthough those who
hissdvsntsgecfitars requiredtopsy
sustains! Inns for heard. there is a con.
sldsrabls dodcitlu mssting the expenses.
which the Earl makes up by remittance
from his English home every year.
The Home was established in I890 and
was islands! as first only for the B Ille-
vswuunu; but nurses from other he»
fltalsaud also teachers are now admit-
tsd. The house will soccmtum
dais only twelve guests. It in
rose from Jul; 1 until about
the middle or sometimes the last
of fleessmhsr every year. ltisthc prop-
srtyoftbs’l‘raining school of Ballevnc
Widmfflew York. of which Airs
William Preston Grime, an aunt cfihe
moo wife of the llsrl of lddeslsy.
limb The matron lu churns is
mansion lfswlin. a graduate of the
lsllsvas Training school. Under bliss
:swlla’s silloisui management the
undoubtedly meets the purposes
. hwwhleh itwas established. and is o
ylamcfnuanduersatlou for those
. who have chosen as their hfsvwork the
sols laissiun of ministering to the sick
’ assume. comfort to the dylagw—uf
Mwhoforgst themsslvssiu the
Wellhead“ ssdsilllcted
sass
I Lyslsisiltoasrsnysfurshssams
' 'Iuss' ” run sass “ emu...
‘mmwowausowcm
comm
, Miss JeuulsK. Nash. who. lords
"yssrnwssorgsnlstseddirscuwof
music at the first ‘Oouarsgstloosl
church and for three years at Grace
church. Norwalk. has buuteudered and
has accepted a similar position in
St. John's church. of Saginaw. Michi-
winistha rector. Mr. Baldwin. who
was formerly assistant to Bishop Potter.
preached at Grace church after the re-
tirementoflfr. Watkins. and waseo
much piesssd'with the musical portion
of the service that. finding thutliss
Nash wassoodto be at liberty. he re
solved. if possible. to secure her services
for the chunk in has innw, of which he
wss soon to assume the rectorship. In
commeurss'hor new duties on Sunday
norf.replacing Prof. Toepel, who has
held the position for six years.
bliss Nash has long ranked as one of
Norwaik's eblest‘and most successful
teachers. and she is one of the very few
ladies in this country who has success-
fully managed and directed a boy choir.
and will doubtless find a large field for
the exercise of her talent in her new
position.
St. John's church has a large. line
organ, and a choir of thirty-live voices.
which will be augmented if desired.
Yesterday morning Miss Nash started
forhernow field of labor. Mug the
good wishes of a host of friends in Nor-
walk and vicinity. Whilc we regret the
departure of one who for many years
has been so identified with the develop-
ment of music in Norwalk. we can but
congratulate her upon her new position.
and also the church to which she is
accredited. upon their good fortune in
securing so capable and energetic a
director. m. - . LL
EIGHT? YEABB OLD.
Bishop Williams’ Friends Remember
His Birthday Anniversary.
The Right Rev. John Williams. D
D . LL. l) . bishop of Connecticut. was
in Deerileld. lass, August 3c. 1817. As
a slight recognition of this important
event it was proposed to present to Bis-
hop Williams, on this occasion, some
valuable books for the use of the li-
brary of the Berkeley Divinity school
The work was undertaken by the Rev
C. 6. Bristol. of Hartford. in July. and
has just been completed.
Over .500 was raised in a short time,
and the appeal met with the most cor-
dial response in all parts of the diocese
where it was possible to present it in
the comparatively short time: With the
funds thus subscriimi ill-i volumes of
reference works were purchased and
sent to him with a beautifully engrossed
letter.
Mr. llicbo In mice.
A new hat mauufsctory will soon be
opened at No. ill Bleacher sin-ct. by (.3.
C. Nichols. late of South Norwalk. Conn
For the past twelve years Mr. Nichols
has been employed in the but manufac—
turing business. and his assistant. 1’. ii.
Eileen. has been engaged in this Work
for uqunrter of it century. They are
thoroughly convenient with every detail
of the business, and can take a sweat-
baud and construct a but around it.
Hid hats will be roblccked and cleaned.
sir. Nichols will also open a store III the
mine place and will sell all Ibo hats he
makes Lilo figures that in this way
he can save to the purchaser the middle'
man ‘I gain. and at the same time malts
a fair profit for himself. ~Utlca Observer.
New combination on
The Small: Tramway company re-
ceived. yesterday. at Davies. s haml-
amna new combination caulimilsr to
Ihe two that were burned in the car
shops early in the season. it was
switched on a siding in that place. and
will bs' unloaded there. the «acts placed
under it and than run to iionth Nor-v
wslh. The car is s very handsome one.
and will Incite silos observation car.
the windows and platform bring espec.
telly lam.
Mas-W... ...... W
lssrly 1.900 on the lacnrslen.
ltssrly hmpsopie started this morn.
log on thssrcarslca clths Methodist
Episcopal finadsy school toGisu lslsnd.
’l'hs steamsrlism sloau did not leave
thswhavl unilliie'clccbmsdtwasdssd
low wsmwhsashshossssnisis. and
sums Illdlouitywss «William
lugbsrareaud.
Opsumgofmrrsslcs
Jobnflsddsuwlll opsatlotail‘rsslou
and his new restaurant. at Wall and
lime mammals. I‘m
mew tisshoislwtlibs a
”Illustrative use.“ wheaths
luminosities militiamen..-
pistes. hwlllhs am new to
issmgm I
thishewas successful. and Miss Nash ‘
eighty years old Monday. He was born.
illlllll LII III IIE W
Iultsaslisisslssyasltaryluttll
moments.
minummwsmwm '
re. Committee am» of on Broad
River lcbool mum Wm
'l'hsm Out. and low so is
Isms in that Vicinity.
Au adjourned meeting of theBrosd
River school cum: was held last
night. The little schoolhouse was
crowded with voters. eager for an ad-
12!-
-jostment of the muddle» pertaining to
the finances of the district.
The report of the committee of live
sppolnted at the lust meeting tojuves-
tigate the reportof thedistrict committee
was read. accepted and the committee
discharged. with thanks.
The principal matter that received
the attention of. the meeting was s reso-
lution offered by Oswald B. Smith. It
read as follows: '
“Whereas.“is proper for the voters
in this public assemblage to “press
their views of the report and conduct of
the Broad, River school committee. to
award their approval or censure; and
“Whereas. We are satisfied that soon-
emic principles have not been establish
ed. and only the interest of the com--
mittee considered;
"Resolved. That the committee is from
this date suspended from action in any
capacity in which he now serves the
Broad River School district. and that a
commitme of live be nominated and
elected tonight to examine all books.
papers and accounts of this district. and
to make a report at a meeting to be held
one week from tonight. Tuesday. Sep
tcmber 7. at 8 o‘clock. at which time
they shall present three names of com-
peteut voters whose qualifications will
not reflect to the discreditof the district;
that said committee _shnil formulate a
reform in the affairs of the district and
report at the next meeting what changes
they propose to make.
The report was signed by Mr. Smith
and William Nesbit. vlt called forth u
lengthy and spirited discussion. but fail-
ed to receive the upprovnl of the meet.
mg.
The committee’s report. which cnuwd
The
report failodto be itemized. it will be
remembered. but it is understood that
all the trouble. is printed below.
all but mull can be mounted for.
cerium-s. .
Bum Miles. 0. B. Our-
tls. Mrs m 1:. Bl. J.chn John
Grant. George .lolfison. Miss Bessie
Lyon. Ilium r. Mrs. John
Warm“ We “in All‘
nie Sanford. lies. '1‘. Lyon. Miss
Ida Blunt. Mrs. In J. Whniey.
lira John Great. list. meBonismin.
bliss Natalie W Andrew V.
Heath. DsWitt M Mrs. Eugene
Ambler. W H.831». Miss Hattie
Hubbell. Mrs. rm Middleton.
UommittsscnhflLL. J. Waterbury.
U. D..Lloyd .m E.'1‘hompson.li.
L. Woolworth an“! H. Taylor.
The enrollment mmittse will be up-
. pointed by menopause committee. ‘
won mt ittee, ex-President
Henry 0. Bailey. chairman. with power
to select his «I: committeemen and
make his own plans
Prsmcuramlttss. Arthur-glacial.
chairmansvitbpower to a at com
mitteem and also his own work.
Thepresideutcf the Union is presi-
dentof thscouveatluu committees. and
lliss Minute Wilma. misty of the
Union. «misty.
It wssdsoidedto make the next Union
meetinganoeholaesting ofthe San
Francisoososvsaliou. It will be held
in the Cooperation-l church at West-
port on Friday night. September 10.
Specialhullsycssawlll be ohartsrsd to
convey the 11qu dams to the
meeting.
“on“ .w . w... ....,.........4....._
President McKinley’s Movements.
Cleveland. 0., Sept. imProsidcut Mo-
iiiniey passed yesterday very quietly.
lie took it short drive with his wife and
received a few personal friends. Today
a special train of air cars will carry the
president's party to Fremont to attend
the wedding of Miss Fannie Hayes and
Ensign Smith. and the reunion of hic-
ll‘rom savings bank, .235 III") . . . . .
. _ . Kinlcy‘u regiment. President and hire.
Mom ”In 0' school-house. ”if” McKinley. Secretary and Mrs. Alger
semi 2i» and hire. Hanna will one the private car
ext-Minivans of the president of the Luke Show
John ll. Wilson on note, 0 3.5 no Railway
For work on cohool house. “0.00
Furnace and pipes. Poison In Scrambled Eggs.
Paint bill. In so Metropolis. ill . i-lcpt. I.——A Whillllfillll”
Grading grounds. carting. etc . '~'l.l‘.l [snooping occurred in tho fondly of
1 ice couwr piece for ceiling. on» iioury Miller. living in the suburbs of
Paper border. inc this city. The poiwn is said to have
Blacksmith work. .25 been IciIniuiIIIoroIi by lloru Miller. a
Chain for ventilator. loo daughter of Mr. Miller. in sorqublI-Ii
Pipes for furnace. 3 ob cage at breakfast. Holy one death has
Carpenter work. in ca occurrml up to this hour. that of it baby
Interest paid to savings bank. 4 ll Kiri aged eighteen months.
llloidoutals. 3 no Nora Miller is generally thought to be
”W demented. She was not affectmi by the
fill-17.2» mum.
Balance. .99 I WW-..“
.332.” 13.“. Ins- rmy seriously Ill.
* ‘w......... Mates. “ ” Mica Mary Perry. of Washington. I).
Weather Human. New llaveu. blcpt.
iw'l'he area of high barometer is central
Ibis morning ou the Middle Atlantic
coast moving eastward; the northwest
skirm has moved southeast to South
Dakota.
The weather continues fair yet this
morning in all section
The temperature has remained station-
ary on the Atlantic cossf and rlssnlaall
(3th., swim.
For this section the conditions favor
fair weather followed by inorsaslca
cloudiness and probably showers on
Thursduyzstetionary temperaturswuith
west to west winds.
stabbed to Death.
i'hccnis. Aria. moor l.-»-Word
was received lousy by thsshsrld from
(ills Bend that tramps robbed tbs drug
store of Johui’ratt last night and stab.
bad tbsprcprlstcr to death. 'chsrs is
no clue to the murderers.
Weather in Operation.
The town cerium. on tbs Vii»
son Mot road. will in is cessation this
sftsrnouii for the first tires st thstpoiut.
miss was suites up this morning. 'l'iIs
Itswstsatsdriilwillhsassdin blasting
out sorts.
Minlasioulosdsa bassesssvss sssssnsa
Metastases mists»
www.monm
“lefifistflm
0.. sdsughier of the lute lion. II. II.
Ferry. who is spending the lumber at
Pigeon Cove. Must. and who has been
seriously ill. is considerably worse. A
telegram was sent to lit. .1. 0. Gregory.
this morning. and he started immediate
ly for Pigeon (love. he will assist in a
consultation of pbyuiciuns. Miss Ferry
is well known in Roi-wait. having fore
morly resided hora.
Dssth of Inward Mocha-logo.
Edward L. Muohrhlge died last night
at his home. Ill sierwin street. in the
thirtyassveuih year of his age. sir.
Bookings wheeled to llsnbury one dsy
last week. and contractui s severe cold
from which pmmouis developed.
Killed Mr. We M m.
(Josef Daillyu a son’s bakery wsscn
drivers. thisnorslss ran ovsrauIl in.
stantiy killsd a peg dos two months. old
owned by Patrick sisttsvy. The clog
wssapetln lbs family and its loss is
sadly felt.
MOW Acid.
New York. lisptsisbsr i.«-—A woman
ofteriy.whcrsglstsrststthsAassrlesu
Hotel as Jonah Whitsmfllostoumss
found dead in her moments morning.
baring committed sci-ids by toting
Made.
I
ESDAY. SEPTEMBER l. 1897.
llll‘ Dill (if SUMMER
People Fleeting task to Town from
Session and ti unislns.
III IIIIII RIF-cm IEIIIIE
‘ Where they Have Been. Whither they
' are Going. and who they are Eu-
terteining atthe Fngnd of
August.
The Misses Maude and Lulu Gregory.
of East avenue. who have been visiting
friends in New York. city. returned
home last night. They left town today
'for North Wilton. where they will to
the guests over Bundny of bliss May
Lockwood.
Mr. and Mum Howard Whitney. of
Greenfield. Mass” Miss Hill. of Nor-
wnlk. and Miss Lockwood. of South
Kuwait. are guests at the residence of
George G. Durant. Bethei.
Miss Fannie E. Hertz has been booked
to Stuttgart. Genunuy, by E. Apell.
and will sail by the steamer Reticulum.
which makes her maiden trip from this
side on Saturday. September 4.
Mrs. ii. if. Trestle. who has been the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. W. h‘.
Guthrie. at ii Beldeu avenue. louver to-
day for her home in Uhambersburg'.
Penn.
Captain and Mrs. John Decker return-
ed. yesterday. having spent the summer
with their daughter. Mrs. A. A. Alien-
brnndt. of Spring street.
Miss Hattie Lamb. of Plymouth. Muse. ..
n-turned home today. afier a Week's
visit with Mrs. Joseph Bray. of Wilton
avenue.
Miss Mamie Keoler, of 22 Grand
street. is enjoying It week's visit in
North Wilton. With her friend. Misc
Bessie Keelcr.
Hrs. C. E. Steele and daughter
Dorothy. of 'l‘orrington. are visiting
Mrs. W. H. swords. of South Main
street.
Mrs. James Mathews and can flow-
ard, of New York city. are visiting Mr.
and hire. liurry liyington. of Lincoln
avenue.
hire. Marguerite Tretupcr and family.
of New York city. are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Havuand. of Lincoln are-
one.
Mrs. Talmadge Baker. Mrs. Frank
Raymond. of (lineage, and Frank Silur—
man drove to hlilforii, Monday. uIII.
returned home yesterday.
hlrs. Ellen Gaynor, null him lluil oi
Newark. who were guests oi Mr. and
Mrs. John P Brummor. of llunfom
place. have returned home.
“ '0'
John H. Ferric has gone to Harlem. N.
\’.. where he will spend ecvrrnl clay.
Willi Representative itobert ll. ltuwuu.
l. (3. Hamilton has gone to Hprinn»
Iioid. lie will attend the Charter this
Part races before returning home
Miss Florence Wigham but returned
In her home In Film street. alter ..
Inouth' II visit in Long inland
Warren lullaby.of ’l‘rouioni.N l’..
IsIlIo guest of Mr. and Mrs John A
llullcrau. houth llsIu street.
Miss Edith Pitch and titls Fuel). of
East avenue. arc visiting Mrs. Mary
Fitch. of Weston.
William 19. Raymond and sun Wil-
liatn. of North avenue. spout yesterday
in licw York city.
4 .4..... ~4-
Mrs. Uhsriea liner. of Ucnter arena».
is visiting her dsughtcr. ilrs. llorbert
liner. of Brooklyn.
hits. Hamilton strenoc. of Academy
street. is mending a few days with rela-
tivsII in Albany.
lira. lovebirs. of New York city. is
the guest of tits Ubsries it. hint-gee. of
“W avenue.
Mull. it. that-gas. ostnbury is
viasriac In. Charles ll. Items. of
Lincoln avenue. LL
1'. F heroes. stills bookie store.
hermit.“ hunting bargains in lists
Yuri: today. M, L
Hrs. Ainslie Meyer. of Brooklyn. is
the gas» of sir. and sin. lieu-fwd. of
Fair street. L W
Mrs. hilly Welles. of New Yorkds
visiting Mrs. it. Williams. of by“
”DIWALI earns m can.
flies Imith sudIr. Wan Ont—
walkslllew Canaan.
A party of twenty-one want from
Horwslk to attend the Outholio fair in
the Nichols' Opera House. New Canaan.
last night. L'i‘hose who tookpart in the
cake walk glveniu the Norwalk Opera
House early in the year. were the-fora
tnuate winners againlast night. Tow~
ardtbc last three couples were left on.
the floor-two from Norwulk and one
from New Canaan. The judges finally
bestowed the cake upon Mice Nellie
(Smith and John McGowan. who outdid
all the rest. and the cake come to Nov-
, walk.
On their return the Noiwoik members
of the party, who were in n four-seated
wagon, cume neur buying a serious
accident. it’ is said. “home one who
tried to be funny." as the guilty practi-
cal joker is designated. bud unhooked
the truce of the bemoan and wound it
round the horse's leg. Either the
same man or someone equally witty
bell nulooscned the bold-back be-
fore the party left New Gunsan,
and coming down one of the bills the
foot was brought to light by the icons
which the horses gave. Bo soon as they
were on level ground again and the
vehicle had not been overturned. as the
ladies and misseugors feared it would be.
[homes iiunt jumped from the wagon.
and stopping the horses fastened up the
loosened harness.
The remainder of the journey was un‘
eventful but Mr. Hunt and some others
are inquiring for Ibo practical joker
who “tried to be funny.‘
POPULAB ALHUSEKENTB
"Never Again ”
Hove all your brightest smiles for
"Newer Again." the. opening play at
Hoyt‘e 'l‘iIcIitrc. Saturday, September 4
Ills the eauciest. "cutest, bravest and
most captivating bunch of fun over
transported from Paris. There is all
the mental rest necessary to n vocation.
lllld all the brick tonic of u mint juiip in
this riot of laughter. The company is
enact the very best ever gathered in-
gcther for the illustration of the forci-
csi side of life.
“Unclei'l’om’s cabin."
That patriarch of stage productions.
"l'nclc Tom‘s Cabin" will be on the
Iipern House boards. Saturday. Septem-
ber l. A Bangor paper says: "in the
afternoon it was an audience which
almost completely filled the theatre and
at lorge evening audience attended.
l‘he play was well given nod very much
pleased the audience. The specialties
of song. dance. baton twirling, em. and
the good orchestra llllhlt! added to the
enjoyment of the [wri'crmanoes."
A Night at Steve Brodie'a.
Uue of the most clover nets of today I.
Stove Brodie in “A Night at Steve
Brodie's.‘ which will be soon III iioyt's
l‘bcuire llll Mnuduy night. in conjunc-
ill)". "'l‘uc New York More." the mem-
bers of which are Well human milk
Ilwntros of most large chic-I. liroIlIe
will Intrmlucc real character life do seen
any day in his ltcwcry Hilliliinflllil‘ blown
for ccsiuojmlituua. IosI-sIdI-III. .IIglIi
makrrs, journalists and Iturw'uiurisin.
Invest luniscarrs.
“Sweet inniscarm“ Is the pretty title
that Augustus l'Itou but given to his
new play written by him for his star,
(lhnlmocyiiioutl. which will be givenA
at iloyt’s Theatre, Wednesday. elephan-
her 8th. it it n strong roIIIauiio irisb
drama. and the nether has chosen the
year loll for tho [siriod of his play
This gives an excellent opportunity for
leauiiful costumes. for the dress of that
time was most picturesque. As the
hero. Mr. Uloott will be seen at his
best. his handsome face and aggro
mating "Gerald U'Csrmil” most pic
inroajne. and he will sing several new
songs written and composed by him for
this ploy.
Miss Emily cud Elia Johnson. of
hmklyu. roturnsdinuue today after a
two weeks' visit with Miss manila Linde
horn. of Pleasant street.
' Iron is“.
‘tlltflMJt. «Git .“ in l hunt.
I‘ wfminlsngt use n im sstilumibcs lli
sodium-elm. with sail. toast and
“Lulmy'w w. sadism“ at out
s m. fignth Nbrwslkfllsunm lit ll
7:1", will buy It choice build
0 log lotioiiritlliln om- of the
[nut Materials of Math Norwslk. high.
Iiry.b lthfnliwaihiaid. we in mirror.
Imam tie for sewerl citric IsiloII. i'sr
ticIIlItrs of urine tr lie deli.
MIIOILMNIGUI
Niglfztm «ll AV
’IlIlJiWfl
Vol? il ’l" I’ll
been ,
Fraudflriltrsl
lion willie strong vaudeville organiza-
lid
to
of
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In
POST-OFHGE
Evidence That the
‘ Worthy «them.
The Post-cilia I»
inglon has issued a fried
Samuel Clark and his ,
Clark. prohibiting mm ‘
mails.
For some months the M
sending letters of a m
through the South omen _
soliciting money in behalf W
Clark. a boy sixteen years of
it was claimed. wssill. In win
money.
The post-chine m
picious and finally M ‘
desired against them j . _
instructed to diwontlnns‘ . ,
but have not done so; m w 1
once of the order.
donning letters were MM
postal oilioial. before they had I
imposed upon.
end a number of the letters Isle
her name.
[)li J. ghllll' i‘CiN COBURNH‘I "
Main street. onion hours
Ii toil p. III bpeclui hiatus
\
:Ilk in' «lady and him chi, ..
punk.
drew our“
solicitedl'hrough
cured by. the
understood, they received
A number of people who W I
seMney here .that they m L
Mrs.Clurkis the mother of 7‘
w the next house sou th. no. 4 l
'1. “i“
women
’ . . I. Willem
IIIIh her-walk.
'A.\"l‘l-§ll.-'i‘hreo or
i‘fl l'Imllis III the all
Illhl'kl‘tplllg.
Waller in. 03‘“
until Address boa
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ianIirI Ill Ill Murmur avenue.
\
nllinv.
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filllllll‘v gardening mui grcelsllollils ‘
\‘ormtik, i' I.
“Lilli Apply to Illinuell ll‘roat.fl
alone“ l" mu lloyi ll l‘alllsl avenue.
'1‘” MW.
vi rIIIIIu Isimrtilwllt. third
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