3
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i
:i
n on not mm is» night the family
All! Iot’thlnk it strange. as he had are n
“belied utewfrlonds out there and
0! It. JMph’s church, new in progress
fl “W Bell. was. as it has been since
W was. large. The entertainment
‘uersniug entrusted 0! an exhibition
m by Oh. when of Company D,
' [flint-mavenolths company. which
~mmlnemyondileblspilnr
ah at» door prlsse consisted ed a
~33, Infill. unburned: bag of near. Ed-
» We ’W' , ’
l m we of them. Acksriaanend
miscarriage tohe've' a cor
themsel- ovsr on telephone. but
mMMblS to do so. He then
'. ~lortbatplaoe totakechsrge of
item-assisted“ Ir. Hefner's
”Woodard by asphyxiation. and
iii-email” meiosis-turned»
M the lighthad been extinguished.
lathonght tohaveMcn an acci-
* aellr. Halal-was lathe best of
, when heretimd (or the night
Kyushu» yesterday torthe purpou
[nitrate New York city. and when
quote the city. and not returned until
up“ slay. Ila did, not say anything
W going to the White Plains no.
I? Baht that is tho'reason he went
“Wot to the city. The .6
in“ will be brought to Norwalk at
Mil! been.
I?! W had just opened another
still lam avenue, but both his
Mot business have been closed
otter schism He hnsbeen eon.
m ‘MMWetoI-ein Bast
MM“ meldweswoll
inawnthreugbuattbeccwn. Hewasa‘
Walnutlorbodge 1.0.0.1“
aadmnlahackeuroJi'. i) A.
0m D. l‘onrthneghnent. Gives
B M“. Drill.
WWI“ night at the fair
MAJ. Wileosscn commanding-
WW were well pleased with
m picture. won an Ire. is eluding
has! m- 890. unclaimed: hens.
lrsas Mead; bottle of mm.
waste. liege-seamless pitcher. John
1'. King. The articles disposed of by
chlamwese a pet at paper tune. lamp
nhade.wonbyWillisnIA. broom lump
shade. Bra. Charles Belch: will case. i)
”M3 3 Ihot.
has. I'raaeiseo. , ‘ ,h—u-l‘lve oithe
Widths ‘ leach which was
lived in this city. The] are Clarence
I. Ashrams. A.flelofl. Kennel Bin
m m A. Abraham and l
m. WW
is la 8t. Lake‘s hospital
I.“ bladed“ lair immediately under
”fig“ W"
, pom-donned windowshsve been
. patio and the hall-ways have
been arranged so as to be the
most convenient for the guests.
‘ An includesoeat lain‘p lights every
resin and all thebedstesdsueoflron
with brass trimmings. The doors. in
most cases. useoversdwitbinetliagoi
analtractlve design. . The lmltnre‘end
”honouring: or alltbercoiusarepalated
anytime and enamelahaniaking alright
and pleasant Qattmeutwhiahiseaally
cleaned. The new parlor. whichever
looks Wall street. is elegantly tarnished
and besides I suite at rich and cdmfort-
able inrniiare. contains a piano for the
entertainment at guests.
The restaurant and dining room.
which is situated on the ground floor. at
theoorner ofWalland Bivermeetst
also painted white and contains eigh-
teen tables. of which four are large DIV.
ty tables. The cutlery and silverware
used adds greatly to the attractiveness
of the place and the courtesy oi the
waiters is an inducement for pehonsge
In the front of the restaurant is the
clerk'e desk and the register. while in
the rear of the room is the lunch coun-
ter. A smell window in the rear of the
root Invent connects it with the cafe and
is kept closed erupt when unorder- is
given. thus avoiding any objectionable
noise or disturbance from the other
apartment.
The kitchen is situated in the base-
ment and opens on Icahenio street
Due cook and an assistant of (armor ca-
perience is employed and the making is
done with the most modern utensils
Inflsdden has gone to great pains to
meet a long-tell need of the public. and
we wish for him the greatest success
M m... ., ”My“...
ABOUT PROM You now.
The Oondueand Goings of Our me
Other Folke' lrlaude.
Thomas Hour and wife.» oi Bethel. and
sister. hills Bear. of Boston. who have
been visiting at ldrs. Moore's. 28 llavi
laud street. have returned to Bethe]
Frank Iseultyek. a! Boston. who was
else-raking a short visit. has accom-
panied thorn. -M____
hire. '1‘. K. Noble is in Bridgeport. to-
day. representing the (lentrel club it!
the meeting of tho Board or Directors oi
the State Federation of Women's club:
held at the Atlantic Hotel at'tbat place.
this morning. “WW
Mr. and flu. Samuel "wtock. Jr..
and lies Edith Jones. of Felrdeld ave-
nue. unexpected home tonight from 5
several days' trip to Old Point Comic"
Mid Norfolk. Vii.
Among the passengers ot the White
Star line steamer "Muestlc." which
sailed Wednesday. was E. ll. Holohkiss.
booked to Liverpool by Jacob I. Lay
ton. local agent.
h‘eliaaud Bette Carney. at 40 Wall
street. left town this Inomlnm nourish
psnied by their aunt. for Peru. South
America. "WM”
Julia lowth. or Wall street. went ti-
New York. this afternoon. to meet hi»
wile. whois expected horns from Europe
today.
nrs. Williamlll. him... or North
avenue. returned last night from atwl
weeks“ visit to relatives in Bhrowsbary
l'a.
Unwanted Charles 1'. ram. oi
Berkeley street. is spending a law dart
talliiidletcwa hi. it.
lira 'l‘limaas Clone and tiles Gather
ias Mice were calling on friends to
m. yesterday
MB Bracken. oilistt‘sgonsry
We Met. returned today tram a
“WW
ransom Mild. {Katalin are
“molmpfllbm.
swan-sue someone...
Mini».
“Whammtilsstsvsnmts
Au Attendees- airway
Mum...» my.
Wampum
tolpsskhssdeylihht
Only onsmentb memoirs baton
the Mathewson: Endeavor
Memmmwthaverlonsloeal
committsssers busilyatwoek ranking
Wilma thorium. General host
has personallyintereatadhiiuseltin ss~
caring then-calcium. the only
building intown largsenoughto hold
the largeuurnherswhlebaresureto be
Ilnatteadaocetromallpertsolthestets.
pooplswillattond troincntotthetowa.
though all may not ensue for entire
meetings. and not all as once. But
there is sure tobeagasberlng which
will tax thecapeolty of the armory to its
utmost. It ishopedandoxpected that
our. own'hasne people will derive as
much pleasure and profit lrom‘these
gatherings as will the visitors. and all
are matcardlally invited taell racet-
iugs. Plane have progressedso tar as to
make ltpcssible tor theconinnittee to give
a general outline at what will take
places.
The convention will open at :l o ‘olack
l‘nesday afternoon. November 3. with a
praise and prayer service under the gen
eral leadership of Rev. Alyn ii. Foster.
one of the most popular marchers in
New Haven. The singing will be in
charge at some competent psi-nun. under
charge of the music committee. of which
W J. Ireland is chairman. The music
throughout will be a prominent lecture
at the occasion. and no pains will. be‘
spared to make it inspiring. Following
the opening service there will be three
brief addressesot weloune. lion. E. J.
tliliwillbeaskedto welcome the con-
vention in behalf of the twincitios: Rev.
e. A. Boofleld. or Norwalk. will spur
words of welcome in behall of the
churches of the town. and Rev. B. ’0.
Sherwood. president or the Roi-walk
Uhristiau Endeavor Union. will '01-
ccruethe convention on behalf of the
anion. Rev. Asher Anderson. D. 0..
tires vice-president of the State Union.
Will respond on behalf of the state or-
reelection.
At 4 o'clock there will be a grand
Junior rally in charge of Mrs. Emily 1.
idly. o! Norwelk. state superintendent
or Junior Work. Preparations for this
meeting have been under way for some
weeks. and the premises for esplendidly
rendered programme are large. The
lecture from several of the churches in
both cities will an the pistiom. and
participate in the services. It is hoped
that tally three hundred children will
have been drilled for this occasion. And.
olcourse. many others will be present.
wln are not members of the Junior
societies. This will be a great meeting
torthe children audall who are inter-
ested in this important branch of Chris-
.ian Endeavor work. it is so saddens
that anything 0! this character comes to
wwa that the school authorities will
probably be relocated to dismiss the
whistle earlier than usual that day to
dlow the hundreds at children and
young people to Mod this rally.
The evening service will open with a
«losing praise service. new the direc-
don at Ber. W. (3. Fauna“. o! Isriden.
err-president at the State Union. As in
the alter-now. someone especially adept-
oil (or that work will have charge at the
large chorus o! twaar three hundred
videos will be ready to lead in the
singing. thesghths please! the leads
committee hsvsnot yethsaapabllshsd.
liar. George I. Pentecost. 1). l1. cl
dYoakarawlll deliver an address on
"(land Olhssaship." Dr. Mince» is
soc well known to tasks enamel
may.
Wednesday usrataawlllcpeawlllie
dovetiual service athdlhihslsedflte
he «ascend later. Ve‘llewlag this
mammals-Millennium!”
mass and the ”repaint-asset
othalsrwark. Alice'sicaktbsatsts
W "I as as My 13.13..“
all! probability fully two thousand ,
alumna. ls “ “WM “h" M ‘blau‘ n more. bears lie. snakeeshowlug
:tbllcrse minced“. method
.byssslalbewsstlksrslctslstlcs’c
town in more ms 3
bring into town e “ number of strain
gore who will sure be favorably im-
pressed with the 'and natural bean-
tMMtMM._twillme
healthful undiluted which all must
(eel more or less direfiy. it will be the
means of making hnr twa beeutilul.
busy. cities more doly known. it
will turniehtcall 3 can null then-
aclvec of the opp thundered. a
rareoheace toboar _ thelsadlng urea
in this kind or work: the-country. It
should. therefore. it is believed that
it will. receive the end hearty
we!!! unwell:
‘ of the work will
the eonsnlttces
large. The deems cons-isles. made up
at members from each local society. are
soliciting from their own mleties and
churches. and will gladly receive money
from anyone. in amounts large or small.
The committee on entertainment will
begin spacial woe-k next week to arrange
for the entertainment 0! hundreds who
will come lsosnoalside. 0! course. it is
evident that the hands could not accom-
modate all who will come. it will.
therefore. be necessary to secure places
In private homes. No free entertain
mentis expected. It is the custom in
places where the convention is hold. to
secure halglngs. with or without sup
per and breakfast. in private homes. to
which the cornmltteo will assign dele-
gatcsasncedinay be. There has been
no dilllcalty in doing this in other
please. and we are confident there will
b: no didlenlty in doing the name hoes
The committee will make Mir plans
known in detail, in a tow days.
The importance at this coming con-
vention is such that there will be no
doubt that me people generally will be
willing to do all in their power to make
impersonation a success worth the cause
and worthy the place.
«Austen does not edict the heart.
W. ....._....h.-
Laura Io etthe'hits Plains lair.
titanitord was well represented attire
White Plain-lair Wednesday Moon.
and the visitors witnessed Dr Bolted
over which bar owner has every m
to teal proud. The more was eatwad in
the in class and started with a held at
eighteen. Dr. A. U. Hessian baton ba-
lilad her. Laura Bu centered the iirpi
two beats in slog. illus'ilhslhen.
cam in the twat. winning thsaesi
two. The dual best made as prettya
race hetwaeatbegumllttleiaavsaud
beerlreias was cvsrsesacnatraok.
thawethsstrstehltwasasokeadawk.
haurshobslagbisseubotaanssandsr
tbswlrs. ‘l‘lis rials for the beatwas.
reel... 'l‘lislaslqaartsvwasdoasia
or. tears llswlllalsubsbsasdtecw
sttbsllaahsrylsirswstwssk.
m and was.
‘6' Y”. “I l“‘ W“ M
30M of Town clash—Henry B.
Sherwacddur‘rreaearer-éilthsr
Wsetpovt Mega.
Ateuestiugol' the Republican
mummmnumonl
.BonseWestporslssteveaiaaDsnlsl
3. Bradley. Jr..waa chosen chairmen
andGeorgeA Darrow clerk. ,
The chair then ”appointed H. G.
Birge. Isrrltt Genlt and Frederick ll.
Nolan. tellers. “Ana internal ballot
was then taken for town clerk and
resulted in number aunts: cast.',ninety-
inlnuotwhleh Joseph GJiysttseceivsd
eighty—nine; I“. ll. Raymond. seven; 3.
G; Blrgs. two. and 1". I. adulthood
The vote was then made tunnel for Ilr.
Au lntormel ballot was then taken for
dratseléotmen. Resultmarnberof votes
cast. 112; Deals P. Wenonah. 104; 0:-
Smith. ii; Frederick Kan'rper. l;
s Adena. l. The voiewas thennsede
formal tor Mr. Wakcusan.
An informal ballot for second selecti
menreeulted in 101 ballots being cast.
of which Oscar Smith received eighty-
nine; Rufus Wakeinen. ii; Frederick
Kemper. ti. and John H. Jennings, l
Ballot suede. fennel for Mr. Smith
An informal ballot for town treasurer
and agent cl town deposit fund resulted
in thirty-live ballots being cast. (barge
A. Darrow. ll'; Henry E. Sherwood. ii:
Charles G. Sherwood. 2; E G. Sher-
wood. 4: A. G. Sherwood. 1; George ii
Mem.3; William E.Nash.‘.l; F. bl.
Salmon. i. No choice was made. ”a
thomond ballot the number of votes
cast was thirty-live: George A. Darrow.
Itinerary E. Sherwood. 14; George S.
Adams. e; Frederick M. Salmon. 1.
Still there was no choice.
()a the third ballot the number of
votes cast was thirty-live. a! which
Henry ll. Sherwood received all. Upon
usenonofl'l‘. 5. ”bin the rest or the
ticket was Incite up by wolaseetion:
TAX (TULLEC'I‘IJB.
William 11. Bradley.
I‘IDSMABW.
John W. Ganlt. WilllarnJl. Bradley.
Charles G. Sherwood. Edward
Iaoawol.
imam. .n'uoite, »
Edwin C. Birge, George Hall. William
H. Burr.
simmers.
Rules Wekeraeu. Edwin C. Dirge.
“HARD illv' RELIEF.
John ll. Jennings. William is. Coley.
wean. imam. rum: resins.
Freak Elwood.
Helium-mu or writes.
Frederick H. Balloon.
Al'Dl'l‘Glt ul‘ mwx .wooirsris,
Gees-ire P. Jennings.
A telegram received last evening from
William L. Taylor. who is with his
lather. Charles H. Taylor. who is ill
with pneumonia. nt Tacoma. Watching—
ton. reports that his father is in a
critical condition. sinking slowly. with
slight chances of "savory.
There are unclaimed letters at the
Westport paladins for Ir. William O.
dramas. Bias Josephine Kingsbery and
It. .1. Belated.
In. J. W. Burlbutt and lira. Walter
Briana! len. N. l'.. are genetic!
its. and Ira. Willie ll. Joules. ling
mt
George Graves. at Center losers.
New York. is a guest of his water. Ila:
(lieu ll. Graves. Riverside avenue.
Ilsa Bertha Fields. a! Btrathnd. is
visiting Ilse fiery I. Bradley. Avery
mm:
August Wicks. at North Adams.
llass..isthuasstottrlsads have.
litre hands is Harris. of Bridgeport.
is visiting friends hers
“Wow.
mmwnmugsveepsvly to
saunter at her young friends last
algbtlaheasrolthsaalvsrmcl hurl‘milI
Wannabe-seals the Warwick
Bel-l. Iadssadsmwsssssloysd.
diwwbisbsaaasr was served. when
elm-ammonium: nasal
nmnmmmm
as 9.3.(lsllehan’allleansssse
tumult burst: in this
».laseph‘fl. Hyettfleleoteddarflfi
fidRoiaan‘esctOcca Hollow." Oath
originalpradueflonlamicagoeritlosal’
thatdtywmeauitinpsadbflug its
success. The 11013ka Press we!
equally unanimous, inocsnmsnting on
the piece, during its raa‘atths Four»
henthBtrestTheetre. sudlmnm
seating epinluneu the merits otthe
play. Twoqoartsttestnrn‘lshitsniasioal
adjuncts. and is well sitcom dramatic
cutaway interprets its rules. All the
scenery used hearted by the show.
which lsoneoflhe largestonthe road.
"A 1! ct Coon Hallow” is an-
nounced lor the Opera Bonn. tonight.
light Bells.
From theriecelthe lirattotheflsllol
the last curtain. in Eight Belle. which
uppers“ at Hoyt“: Theatre. .monow
night. everybody is working and work-
iughard. It is gofkornboginningto
end and so humorous are some of the
situations that the audience shows a dis-
position to resent the excellence of the
performance, for laughter toward the
clone suggests the esphnive sounds from
tired lungs and thrush. In the produc-
rncnt. showing a desire on the part of
the Brothers Byrna to keep the comedy
up to its original attractiveness. and they
succeed in giving a very entertaining
and catchy performance. Taken in its
- entirety the new "Eight. Bells" isa nau-
tical wonder and deserves its cocoons.
Anoyal Slave.
The Meridian Journal says: "The
great manic production of ‘A Royal
slsvc‘ was preeentcsl last night by the
Spear: company. The play was beenti
fully staged. hfr. Bennett gives a
powerful portrayal of the title role that
B'IO'J at once the student and the actor.
The comedy isbright, the play original
and interesting and the costansing cor-
rect and rich.
amountolspccial scenery for this pro
auction. once! the features being the
bursting at the sluice dam. also the
caveat thehleck canon."
The Spears company have no tire.
more waits; they give a continual per-
formance At the Norwalk Opera
House nestweek
Bi Henry’s Xlnetrele.
Bi. Henry. whose name and fame as
u ininstrel manager is shown from Maine
to California. will present his latest of-
forts in urinstrelay at Boyt’s Theatre.
lit at Wednesday night. llr. Henry
promises e largo. diversified and expen-,
rive grand double company of fifty per-
formers. all whites. among whom is the
artist. psresoslleure. theouly Arthur
Deming: the popular Dan Minors; Tim
Mcuahon andJohn King; the (avail:
musical comedians. Laokeand Carroll:
the lending solo singer of initiated-5'
Mr. [lorry Leighton; the great Planta-
tion Buck dancer». llcllehou and King;
the Patrol (Jeanette; the Excelsior G106:
club of rightslngsm
Missiles; Br. lli. llsury in classic met
who. and a lull company in a bright.
nit-WM. continuum performance of
nearly three hours. The loading jour-
nals are strong in their praise a! this
attraction.
Aledwrecls.
gym”! “I! "05.
freight wrack «scarred here on the the
toe lleia road Jest above the
Genasotleut ltiver bomber mosey
in llolyeie early this matey. All
irsille was stopped between Barthel»:
too and this place. than ears were
leis-owed though some oak-awn:
mas. Hominataotthslose can yet
bounds. The will probably be
clausdlnlatuelght.
”I “LI.
‘Oll semen» it b lion sis
oioosluiéfid. laid.” will.“ .Lwtth“ .I‘lvhlts;B
.. tors-n
lioiiss l’st. lisulluel cs. merge sill'lt
‘0 asthma aid 1! l hone.
Linda Iii M‘Mam dri'lmn irifltlilv’ii or a
carpet i
assent ears. realism
B‘i’zs’lrdsfisvsaos.
tablewOrleans there hasnotbsenadls- ”
lion this season there' in great improve- 3
They carry a large
the vendetta! NM
l.-A bad W k
who lived with hll‘
avenue. lle was,
twenty~lonr years
liked by all w
but was there w
talked at the time.
His mother did not
thinking that would
who has not been?“
mind since " Q
now lawman“: WWI “7% 4
her lavorite son.
The body will he '
home today and the
tomorrow morning.“
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or women
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