Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 11, 1897 · page 1

Lied mm ou’l‘owu Boole

m Wet mutilate. when it

rwmm towed-overshoot:

hold up an open umhnllunneide

‘ no uheolute wry of 3 new olllco
for the town clerk. with vault room not
only-chine” for the accommodation of
the Wilt rmds, but also with due

renew-um up to the future for the rapid-

.iy‘ increasing number of mcord books.
m. indexes. etc.
- The Lvenlt now- in use We invade.
L rule to serve its purpoee revere! years
no. and new it is so crowded that it in
elm a physical impouIibility to put
hey more books in it. Already mnny
ngelneble books. the tux lists erpecieily
moot hatch: in thevuult. The large
record books are incremug in admirer
of the rate of three or four a your and
when room is made for them loos vulne-
lib boob him be taken from the vault
M run the tilt 01 being Wed. or
’t'Monthem fermion-cum.
{overload/leer publicnswellu the
are worn out. The new index

heck, eight volume. which will have

mm completed. in the neighbor-
lure! of $3.500. uncut be put in the
unit. there being absolutely no rmm

‘ fathomhoriethero much more room
‘ .fnr them in the already crowded allies of

thetowu clerk.
Much more might be held without

\ Mutation an to the necessity. for illi-

Millet!) action towards securing the rc~

‘ quired vault room. No one who he:

‘ Md occasion of into to search the loud

recordnvvfll foiito appreciate the abut

' lite and immediate demand for more

room and if any thumb.» who doubt the
necessity for ouch increased room. it few

minutes in the town clerk‘s oilicc will.

human to convince them of their error.
If any of the loud recur-«la would he
acronym the loss would be beyond- onl-

., . «lotion. and it is rarely the purl of pro.

cum to give the matter the early no
relation which it demands

A credit to the one;
On Tuesday, in connection with in
regular evening edition. the Swill Nor-
well: Sentinel mood an elaborate lotion:

., LL‘. trlul nod Biographical million. compris-

a

" inn eight pages. printedon line paper.
> and illled with lino out: of believes
, monotheirwlde awoke proprietor-

The about in finely printed. unxiieu

credit in the olllce tram which it cumin
lied Brother Golden it to be congratu-

lated upon in unwoun-Wertporlou

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. Ill-u Melville ’(leopplur. cl Wilma.

HWloh Willie”. of South Nun
m. were carried lit the bowel the

L We» punch. Mr. end lira Louis
'LW 0e Methionhy Rev. William

E. limiter. in the wrench oi e from»
Mm and lrioudr. Alter in chart tour
they till innit" their home in liartfonl.
We the gum: in charged in helium

palliative: manila-ed.

who elite of Cmrieoiloui but decided
Milena mud on more money to hunt
deem the murderers new We:
Nichole. who we» killed ”mm
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dry evening; Dr. Darren in n pleating;

reenter. end he: a. most interesting
them drawn from hi: ncqnuuteuce and
work in Japan! it is hopedhe wiillnve
is him number in beer him. Appropri-

‘ ere munic. including a role by Frank

Comical.

Rev. Gerald B Board will prelehet
the South Normtlk WWionul
chuwh tomorrow. morning and evening.
Tie subject of the morning vhrmcn will
be: ‘f‘l‘h‘ePeeceof God: Whet it in.
and How I flan Elude It At
this service the church will make it:
anunnl offering for the minion work of
rim Congregational Church Building In»
ciety. Thoevening 'eervlce, at 7:230

o’clocir.willcpeu with ten urinates of
mug. After evening prayer hire. Mun-
ger will sing "My Jesus are Thou Wilt."
and the chair an anthem chum. - The
pmtcr will speak on "A Womanh: no.
ration." strangers are gladly wel-
comed. .

Firnt quarterly meeting of the Knight
Street African Nethodist Epiacopal
church. love feast. who». no; linu-
duy school. 12:30 p. in; preaching by
Rev. A. S. Krwuungh, of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. of ill-nth
Norwnlir. :5 p. m ; Christian Endeavor.
ii p. m; preaching by Rev. 8. D. W.
Smith. presiding elder. 7:45 p. m. up
are welcome. Quarterly conference,
Monday evening. September 13. Beech.
er Carter. pastor. .

lit. Joecph’e perish will charm to
minnow oaths cloned survivor-rug of its
existence. At lone o’clock mm will
be u choice 'nmsicnl programme ouch-r
the direction of Mimi). Albert Freeman.
and e rev-men appropriate to thewfczwlou
by the pastor, Rev. John T. Winters.
At 7:30 o'clock vospmu hull benedicii m,
discontinued ”trough the warm sultan.
will beresumml, and them will also in)
opeciul manic or thin me...

A. Scoiield. pastor. Preaching a! lili'lll
n. In. Topic of sermon. “ummrlunizine
for Weill: People in the Kingdom of
Jesus.” Subject.» 3:50, "The Danger
of Meddling with (imil‘ Special sfug-
inn by the clmir of: evening service
which will last one hour.

First Methodist Episcopal church,
Rev. A. ll. Knvuuegh, parlor. Divine
services ill won a. in. and 7:30 p.111.
Evening «object. "Huiitiug for at Mon. "
Evening manic Anthem. “The King
of Love my Shepherd la." by Shelley;
gorpel cola, “lluve line. " Fred Force.
Allinvlted.

Fiver Chumegniicnhl church. Thnumx
K. Noble. puvlor. Services or limo it.
ill. and 5‘ .10 p in Mornlmzrubject “A
Nealeclcli Garden end What it May
Touch Us ” In the evening there will
be u praise service. choir and chorus, and
the story of the hymn» noun told by the
punter.

Trinity church nervicce for Wool: lie-
iilnulna September 12th. Thirteenth
sundry one: Trinity: Holy Commun-
ion. 8 n. in .- i'lnudey school. mil: n. m .
Morning l’royer. bitchy end tempo.
ii a in . Evening [Myer and lemon.
Temp in. Willey. llveulua l’remd‘ :llil

Germ»: Evangelina eel-vice: every
Shelley efferuwu at 2 o’clock. in the
heartland: Constitutional Watch
our friend; on column fluency school
in Kendall’s Hull every header more
in: at 10:80 o'clock (limit- it. Breck-
W. parlor.

Service» at Culver: Baptist church.
ranching Sunday moraine e0 ll chunk:
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Lorrieuoe of barium "motion.

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mutton momma

inn,“ in‘whlch MB. Barium!
young Shelton uttwney. we: horribly
mingled end Melly injured L

Berlovkuridihg down the incline
ofnvieduotuuhisvvhcol. an int ruin
of speed. whoa he run beudm into a
slowly amine our of the Shelton Street
Ream company. uppercnriy our fee-
iug the approaching trolley.

He circuit with great force, his head
coming in contact with the duhboud of
the our mo no skull being fractured. '

He wussaluo thrown beneath the net.
which was stapled just a: the front
wheel rolled upon his left um. crushing
it to e pulp.

Three fingers were also out from bi:
right hand.

Harlow m mm to no homeland
died ehcrtly utter. L >

No bionic Lwhntcvor attaches to the
motor-mun, Burlcw’e poor eyesight bring
supposed to have council tlic‘nucident.

Barlow ween pmmising young luv-
yer of Shelton, being assistant» pm
outing attorney.

He was the son of John H. Barlow.
Well known throughout the mm in
Masonic circles

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HOTTEST OF THE SUIKER.

Cool Weather-w Will Not Reach Kore ,
Before hull-y light.
It was the hottest day of the summer
yesterday and the thermometer of the
New He or Bureau registered
93. In September. lls‘h-l. the hoot-wont
up in 100 dour-ecu and in 1595 in mi. Ub-
wrvcr Myers said last night that the
weather would be fair and hot many
and would probably rennin so until Sun-
dny evening.
There is n owl wave in the West and
u in conning thin way slowly. it is new
tomd about the. Wienippl valley and
will take some little time helm it much-
en us and we fuel the effects

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Brown' a Colleen Notes.

What a glorious. opening! A winner
from the start. The school opened for
rennin:- work Tueuiry end the number
enrolled fur surpumid all expectations.
A number will enter next week 'lhe
evening school is in when the lint four
night: of the week and ten months of
the your. A heat of young poo in
filling the unions depurtmenni i a
grand incentive for good Work. Appli-
cation: may be taken out ct continue or
the instruction in individual. The
Shortlmud «oriental learn to opcruto oil
the lending more» of typewriters. The
lineiucre department in nu native life-
like coontln'uvroum where the prudent
received an incubation by the minister-
Why
not land that boy or girl of you: where
the rudiments of e weird hilllllllll educa-
lion are thoroughly will? l‘rnl.
Brown will cum hi: family here form
New York oily in it want or two. The
College“ on 5 arm foundetlou Mill in
declined to becomeom of the ferment
infliction: of it: hind in the mac

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shaking bends.

During the diagram one of the con
tmtor- win new; a curbstcnenvheu
nicer! known}! who was standing by.
ready to give unriled for advice. began
tosiveiurtruetloeeuto how the work
should undone. ‘l'he contractor relied
: events: and mid. “See here.you gray-
heired. buxom; once. I'm doing this
Luf't get cut of my way
l’li dig the fire off your icon."

1381’ 0331!? STILL LIVES.
But Dr. Day say: There is no Chance
L for Her Wary.

Weltport. September liw'l‘o ihcgreut
eurprieeof everyone who hue followed
the cm cleanly lire. Douiel O‘Brien.
the victim of the Weslpnrt tragedy, war
alive this morning. Dr. Dny,.hovvever.
lit-tell unneervedly that there is no

chance for her recovery and her death ll

expected today. The visit to the house
by Deputy Coroner Powers. yesterday,
was fruition. inermnuh as him. O'Brien
has not regained consciousness since she
was found and it was impossible to tulle
her nutcmortem statement.

Deputy Sheriff Kemper reform to ill.
vulge hi: discoveries, if he has any, and
new that he will not disclose anything:
it is sold to be his puma-e to wait until
the woman dies. lie will then notify
Coroner Dean. of Bridgeport. and will

cloud ready to fcfllow any instructions

the letter may “ivy.

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Albert Rupee Taken to the Hospital
With it Gosh in His Arm.

Albert Kenn». of North Taylor evo-
nue, employed by Gould Seymour. of
Went avenue. was mowing the grass on
Mr. Seymour'e loin in Cedar street. you.
lurdny afternoon. when he laid his
scythedowu for u few ”Bellini“. While
he won turning almnt him feel. gci tangled
up in the long gross. and he was thrown
forward on the scythe. A “He‘ll several
inches in length and penetrating to the
bone Willi mode in his right arm.

Mr Kunneloel u can! deal of himd.
but managed to walk to him Ann .loet‘ r
rmidcnuo.’ A neighbor secured the not:

viceh of Dr. Allen. who called out the

unrhulunce and lllul hlr Kunac tumor. .1
to the hoepilol. where Dr. Truce) nit
fended hiin.

humiliation has since been able to
leave the heepitnl

031W ANY RECORD

Death of Edonrd Bull in
Twentyweccnd Your of his Ago.
Edward Built. we of hir. and hire.

Edwin H. Boob. diedenrly lent might ‘

at his home in 30th Muhiutrect. lie
who in the twenty mud your of his
one. The funeral will be held Hominy
Afternoon at 4 lo o clock}

Nowell Mallory. used five monthu. mm
of hit. and hire. .1. ll. Mallory. died but
night at hi» home, on nhnll “roof.
The funeral will be holdl ‘ reiteration.

The funeral of Mine Annie V. ileum
hen will be held cumin: afternoon at it

o‘dlook. from St. Joleph'n ohnmh. 80ml: L

hielu Ill-eel.

The fountain! Front Moore will be
held tomorrow afternoon so lizlll) o'clock.
from hie holes in Cement uncut.
Friends we invited to attend. lum-

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citing rel-t: of the Prourernmo
-'~Tlie Social Boer. ‘
A meeting of the Norwulk Chi-lotion
Endeavor Union was held in the Con-
manhunt! church at Weapon, int

. night. The Harwell; end south Nor

walk delegutea met over in trolley car:
{and the little church was nearly filled.
The car: occupied by the South Nowell:
Congregational moiety were handsome-
lcy dworeied with dogs, the work of
Joseph Pennell.

The service begun by the singing of
"Holy. Holy. Holy, Lord God Al-
mighty " Rev. JIN’V'I. Backus. pastor
of the church. mode a few reroute.

L welcoming the visiting deiemtcs to the

village and extending to them the hue—
piteiity of theLchurch.

Nert wen uScripture reading, prayer
nod praise renice. led by E. R. Bennett.
of South Norwullr Participation If! this
Ionics was general, the Endeux ornre rc-
nponding- spontaneously The pinging
of hymns was limited to one vt-rnc. song
without being denounced. The service

President Sherwood thcn made a few
remarks in whit: h he spoke of the ‘work
of the Union in general and Lof the work
of the convention committee in particu—
lar. He said that an undivided co-oper-
Allen on the part of the inmiborn wen
namely in order to make the pious for
the fall and Wllllil‘ tumssfui nin illy,
he asked for the prayers of the Evident
orers, that he mightbe directed' in the
deliberations that would be required of
him in lending so great a cause.

The feature of the meeting was a re-
port of the Christian Endeavor convoc-
tion in Sunqucieco. hut July. given
by Rev. '1'. K. Robb. D. l). The remrt
we: rinilnr to the one given in Dr.
Noble'n church a few weeks ago. and
we: replete with interesting facial and
dated: of the great gathering which
made Sun ancieoo so famous two
months ago. when the city woe inverted
by uhimtmmm Christian Endeuvumrs.

The memingoimod with n consecra-
tion service, led very acceptably hyJ
A. Richardson. president of the Young
Men‘s Christian League, of South Nor.
walk. Mr. Richer-limo made some wry
opt remarks. and when the service was
made public there was it hearty pnr‘
licipution. _

When the hungry mu] bud then not-
islled. the Enilcnvmers turned their ot-
leutiou in the charm]. where u lilmral
spread of refreshments hul been pro-
viiledhy the iodine of the church. it
did not take long to mtiuly the inward
man and place all in n humor to copay
the nioiel reunion which followed. The
delogniee from the Not-walk anxieties
arrived home about H o ‘clcclt.

HORRIBL'LX'L HAND/LID

The Dead Body of nndlnlrmwn Col~
cred Inn Pound Near Guilford.
Giuliani; licptember ILMThe dead
body of an unknown maimed than. men.
pied inn horrible manner. one found
mill beelde the tracked! the (initiali-
deted reilmd near the Unlilord depot,
by the tailored watchmen. about 4 :30
ccionk thin morning. Thu heed. nwk
and shoulder: were crunhcd and uten—
nleil end portion» mum ileum the
truck. '

The turn hot teen teen ebonlllie
depot for reveal vinyl. end it it thought
that he wen u trump :ml mm in
mm c crevice on» for the purpose of
menus a ride. lie was about tiller:-
ilvv ymof no end poorly dud-id.
Minimal Tenn: tropic W

Middleton. September “Milli-
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of mu its vino. new decennial
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Clarence Whetwerth. cl New York.

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'1 vim hinvifoenddeeahter. n we»;
‘lrirbrother. llev.GereldH Bend. Dr.

Bard in preform of ohm in the
University of £1qu emu: m re-
turning from Neutral. where he Mil
two paper: on medical lumen:
belonging to his department before the
British Medici! euocietion:

Ex-Councilman and Mn. Edger H.
For, ofWeetetreet. returned homelut
night.from n virit in Nomi. N. J.
Whilethere. llr. For made fifty miles
one '98 We bicycle. which he pro
nounced the ancient riding wheel he ever
raw. '

William Lauder, of West “reel. is ex-
pected home. today. from a eeveral
weeka’ stuy in Richiield Swings and
(Electron. N. Y. He- expect: to leave
South Norwnlk next week to rename
his studies at Brown'univ’ereity.

him. A. B. Coley and Mice Neda lea
Adams returned. lest night. to their
homein this city from a two mouths‘
trip in Michigan and Ohio, stopping a

on their return East.

Mrs. Edward Williams nnd‘dnuuht-er.
of South Nor-walk. ,who have been the
gun-la of Mr. and Mrs. Much Barnes.
for the part two weeks. returned home,
todhy.~Ansoniu Sentinel. '

Mrs. William L. Porter, non und
daughter. of South Main street. are ex-
pected home, today. from n visit of two
weeks in Beverly,_Mnui.. and Hartford.

The Misses May and Delhi Cutler. of
Jersey City Heights. who have been
visiting Mine Laura Lawrence. of Acade‘
my street, have returned home.

Misses Lulu and hello VnnSchunck,
who have been visiting Miss Annie Scl-
leck,of Cnoceut Terrace, returned to
their home in Ridgeileid, yesterday.

Mile .Ide Oldalrer. of Brooklyn. who
hes been visiting her cousin.
Blanche Dunning. of Schml street, re-
turned home thin morning

Mrs. A J. PertridLgLe lieu rclurned l0!
Brunchvilie, after u long visit with relo-
tlvee and friends in Standard, Bridgeé'
port and South Norwullr.

lllirsi-s Mamie and Lulu Gregory. of
Ensl- nuance, will be meanest: of Mr
and hire. Theodore .lellii’fe. of Bolder)
Hill over Sunday.

John Wolliizcr. of New .York. I mem-
her clilm hurting firm of Wnlhiuer &
Dmycr has been spending it week in
Booth Norw all:

Charles ll. Baker. of The“. Evening,
Sentinel business office. started loviny
for (lrcuillnrrlngiou, Mere. to spend a
week's vucuiionLMM

Mm Deity Keminki and John Smith.
of Brinklyn. who have been visiting
Ille- Gertrude Lyon. returned home thir
moi-ulna

Miss Mamie Colby. of South Main
meet. left town Thur-day for Arhcry
Perk. where the will remain about two
weeks. W M

Ira L N ClerkL vvho he: been vialt~
lull In ll. 8 Baker. of High utmt.
lute interim to her New York home.

Illa: Lee. one ofLLLt‘he nurse: utthc
Novel": hospital. hoe winner! from a
visit in northern New York.

. lilac Melee childlism mum
lil- Jenuio Dixon. of Manolo avenue.
are vlrltina in Walnut

P. F Hum-cell! othhv Nowell lio-
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