ll ills Imus rum minnow-ewes Wilhelmina- WMMW ' maximum hast etching the First Congrega- tional church of Nowell: met in a pleasant reunion on the occasion of a must hospitable "liouswwerining" oi- fared by Dr. end It's. Noble to the and “I'll friends. the stately (lorries mansion. which was given to the church upon the death of George it. Cowias and his wife. having now become the personage it was a gracious thought of the doctor and his wile to throw the doors or the old people upon leaving it. end at the em moment possible. alter the hitting and settling. in set wide the doorway of the new. The momma oi the house. ‘lhst night were most fitting. bet worthy of the spacious structure and its handsome fittings. e open to. their The square hall. with its stained nines. winding staircase and corridor , above. makes a fine entrance. The great north parlor. where Dr. and lire. Noble stood to receive. the so parlor. the music room. the long tug-room. end one of the greatest beauties of the house. Dr. Nobles magnificent study. with its book- ' cases and its large square alcove; al- mostanother room by itself, mother with the line rooms upstairs. were all thrown open. They were eglow with the brilliant light of- the beautlinl old _ crystal chandeliers and the softer j shine of many cendleo. They were all ' lovely with flowers. greet masses of the wondertul- blooms of the chrysen— "‘ themums,long.greoeful vines fromcor- hires and mantles. cat-nations, roses. ' einty table with lemonade wee ser- Belden. and a table whose decorations wdre light green and pink stood in the end of the dining room and was presided over by Ira a B. Aumost beentiiul letter or congratu—m Moll Millie church and its pester was read- from Dr. Gerald ii. Beard. e do. Mm t merit was fluttered. Music announcements. W our. e M by Ira. Newbirlt litll Ila Iberw‘tnid, I piano solo by lites Bette. a violin. solo by bliss Lil- tleiohn. with mmiment by lites Wood. Ira. N. H. Bilnn. of San Francisco. lira. Noble's friend. delighted the nodules by her recita- tion it was a pleasure to hear so remarkable an elocutlonist. and one whose magnetism captured her hear» ere at once. Mrs. Blinn is a woman of presence and beauty. - At, the close of the programme a dainty supper was served with edi- cleney and celerity by the competent waiters. The rooms were full to overflowing. fully four hundred being present. it seemed that everyone who found it possible had come to bid their pastor and his wife Godspeed. Youths and maidens. the old and the young boys and girls. all were glad to.,show their respect and election for the pastor end his wile. end appreciation of their hospitable thought. it must lruly have been . satisfaction to have no general a response to their invitation. indeed. the warm and hearty welcome to the visitor always mallet one glad to go to them. Each added year in Home": rushes tor llr. tilld lire. Noble hew friends. Last night everyone billet have gone away with an added behhtnees and the thought that it is good for a church to inset miaiiy occasionally within the wells of a reel bills. eel pleasure and a and lira. Noble to And so has thil bendsotne sill been made a true housewarming and heart warning to the church and its people. and its drst nubile use hes been made one which will ling; happily in the memory librlh‘l‘iilillib 'l'lill mauve. Air. and tire. Charles it llori. oi (trove street. enurteined the Chris- iiea industrial. league. of the First Methodist maternal church. last night. at their Milena. Followilll the business mesh was rendered by on toiletries trusts: detections. mandolin and seller. M fesanrs hi ileum and Waterbury; weeding and song. Harry Item: essay. "tired all Gilt Country.” Ml“! 3. lion: issuing. In I. m Ilev tens. mm were served ab maldm’ .endaseeislheerenw basement lll‘l'Tim iti’Tli-‘l llllt‘l‘llfldl’. ill. and tits. 0‘. ill. newton. cl hist- wood avenue. «Wood a party at rem Mir. yesterday sit-races. In "hast at their 3 our limb and see listening: “ j beingthebirtliv m assist-disen- , , I. who were totem liesli. 4‘ ‘ l‘lewblers oi usher- sb. gave an an rtaintnen last mi. in one hundred stem the order were present. . included selections by the ‘ uniur Orchmtradoseph ides. wetter. Gottfreid manger and Willie euica and reeitetim. piano solo. lites Lilllsrsl'roeb. John ii. Better-eon was master of monies. The numbers were heartily endured. At the conclusion of this part oi the more the guests repaired to the Magnet room. where refreshments 3 ends or The committee in charge was hire. Fanny Crockett. lire. A. A. Hodshon. lire. M Barthel. lire. Aaron Idol'- tinsan. lire. Fred Pitse‘r. lire. J. ii. Bettersou. lire. (i. A. Valle. lites Eut- ata Btehell and Miss Etta Broad-8e. a ouunnoue omo - bliss Aberstrom to Give the Services of Her Company for a Benefit. Gus Bernard. manager of the Cille. Alterstrorn company. Mitchell. laat night. that in case he would furnish the Opera Hum. that his organisation would give a monster benefit for the Kiueella and Troy girl», on Tuesday afternoon nest. Mr. Mitchell gladly consented to the errraugement. and the result will no doubt be that a large aunt will be add- ed to the fllnd for the beneilt oi the unfortunate girls. The entertainment short sketches end specialties. which will introduce the entire strength of the About-nun company. and tiles neutro- will dances with electrical eflecte. finch e .mlll offer certainly shows lb Akerstroms good feeling eng friendly interest in the unfortu- nategll‘ls. and she will no doubt be greeted with an lmmenae house. ' wired “sensor will consiet of fumoue BROWN 8 COMM! NOTES Today the College moves into ele- gant apartments in the new Bank Building. it now has for its home the heat building need for Business Col- lege purposes in the dtate of Connecti- cut. Harry W. Holman Huntley. The enthusiasm by the abort-hand students is in beep- tbe methods of modern Mine Hoyt is spending the day with friends in Ridgedeid. Wil- liam Wood. the winner of the Bicycle Scholarahip. attends regularly every slim and is very much interested in The students are agitating the selection and adoption of College colors and a suitable pin for same. Ernest Youngs is a bright. active The College is a permanent inetitution and the citieens of the Norweibs are proud of it. ltiud Words and encouragement coul- iug from all sides are important fec- tol'ti in the success of the enterprise. Our Contemporaries are saying many hind thingu about us and are indulg. ing in u pumayslu of grief which we class as some of our best advertising. Our methods ere open tor inspection. also. Visitors received you will enter displayed The teeny during echool 'l‘lildlli RiXTii ANNlVEltllMtY. lir. and Mrs. ii. 0. Benedict were tendered a surprise one evening the letter part of last week. by Norwaiit it was the ninth anniversary their marriage. Those present lire. It. it. Medici. lites Basie ilouetiicl. Iir. and lire. . William Hubbub. meson Minnie and lattle Pranks. Charles r‘ranite. wile and daughter lioury Bimpsou. delight". Wilbur Hubbell. and Weetport. lowis "tibia-ll. lire. llull- beil. Miss Nollie Hohhot! and W. Hub- hellMWostporter iMliCllllu cusses Nit ll. brute-sci- w. ll. ilrweii titrated lull clots in uncles in Arion lieu. hull lastly forty mulls Mills. number of them iornter pupils. signin- ed their intention oi icicles. heinnm‘ class will meteoric at 1: i0 ololseb radii evening. and will be fob lowed by the financed Nowell prelim turbine. title more. In addition to the traits. ole. mural were hit. and wife and from The (I'm. ldr. FRANK bililllilhldd ulvonouo Prank lemegelil. of booth iiorwsiit. was allowed lroln lisry Merrill of new York lily. by Judas Direct. in N _ “ll“ the Mergerdtlourt. rm. on the . reresry tor-st limited outline. w t more . at ‘ About isol- yearling lift Ml “build. ”“5 “v k We“ pluses been tried and M to when “will .bhsirselosnll Mlle-lie i teenager-tr.“ am ammunition to'lpsabattb'eflaihlerwelb WMMM Iev Gerald midterdwlll preach tomorrow morning end wales. in the loath Norwelit Congregational church. liming eubieut. "Our Very Best." in the stoning an interesting one-hourservicewlilbeheld,’l:80to I:.I0 Bermuntopic."Whene llan’e Himself." One or the Congregation. aiist lventide emulates will be used, with scrim end musical re- muses. Additional music for the evening will be a some solo and tenor duet. "In the Cross ot Christ 1 Glory ” Howe, by lire. Herbert Inn- ger end Robert A. liolnles: an an- them. “Thou Wilt Keep Him in Per- fect Peace." Demorest: end. on the or- gan. "Cantilene." by lamare. end the iirst movement from the Eighth Sons- ta of libeinberga. Seats are free at this service and all are welcome to every part of the house. , .\ ' ' Mrs. largaret F. lloran._ot Drooli- lyn. who was obliged to postpone her intended visit to South Norwalh from last Runday. will speak at the south Norwslb Baptist church. tomorrow morning end evening. hire. Korea was one oi the most interesting speak- ers at the Bell island convention. last summer. and is much sought after for Bible readings and addresses. and is an active worker in the missions at New York. She is sure to speak with interest and profit to all who can hear her. The public is most cordially in- vited. The evening service will begin at 7 o'clock. Young Debbie's meeting at ti o’clock. ..-- on... First Methodist Episcopal church. Rev. A. 8. Knvnnagb. pastor. Ber. vices in the Opera House on Washing- ton street at 10:30 a. m Subject of sermon: ' ‘Two Captains and a Third." Music in the morning: “.0 Lamb of and" & Schneider "mum the evening new ‘ vine at 1 m e annual harvest concert. Scores the children will participate incl er solo. chorue or recitation. All invited. Sunday morning at the First Bap- tiet church. Pastor Robbins will preach on “Preparation." in the evening the service will be changed somewhat from the ordinary. A ser- vim of praise, In song and prayer. in which all will be asked to join. At 0:30 o'clock. Young People's l'llion meeting. This is a mleelounry con- uuent meeting. Severn] apeekers will tell the story of "Darkest Africa." The story oi Livingstone. Stanley. That-bery and theliomauce of Uganda. All are. invited. i-‘irst Congregational church. Thom- as K. Noble. pastor. services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. The pastor will preach morning and evening. Mort» lug subject. "God has a bite-work for All." evening. "Popular lilaapprehew stun in the Realm of Religion.“ the iltth in the series. Sunday school at iii to; Junior Christian Endeavor ill l» p. In: senior Christian Endeavor at 0:30 p. in. Everybody cordially invil« ed to‘ all services. Norwaiit Calvary Baptlei church. Water street: tiundey morning ser- vice from it to it; Sunday scbotd from i to l; Junior Endeavor front 5 to 0:80. The last service of the day will begin at 7:30 p. at. There will be no Christian idndcevor meeting on Tuesday evening nest. on account or the Christian bindesvor convention in the Armory. Prayer meeting Thurs- day evening as usual. The ileutinei prints notices of the iluudsy services in the churches tree. All the condition required is that the notices be handed bite the union of publication Friday alternoon or hm lore ii o'clock fielllrdsy morning. Those in whom the duty at melting the announcement of the services is entrusted will please bear this in mind Trinity church services for week be: It ginning October Ii. Twentieth louder litter Trinity: iioly Communion. I a. in: minder school. 9:03 I. In: More» lug Prayer. ldtaily and m. it a no; lily-hing Prayer and sermon. 1:00 p. in. Friday evenine. pram and Id- drses. 1:00 p. ill. Grain church ilueday services; Holy Communion. ii a. in; Morning Prayer and 007m. lilies s. at; lilac day school. it.“ p. in: M and semen. 7: lid p. m. list .3. lieclure bellows will nucleic. firmed lvsnerlbul services. every rudder storm at 0 o'clock. ill the tumult CW cherub. . wrench-mum. intuitive!” Wl"m sad .Md. 3 ensngenlent comml rmuarunltltnu I- 'm to. brought 4 be non warm port. wee served ' day. that his suit, Francis Burrltt. 0f ,‘ dtbebsssteederiebslsine tribedra‘edflebelrsleee. hobebly be the lee. Dr. ldwerd Minn—vl'ellheerm lot ' ' let rained. New York..0ct. 30.——lletnlin Car- ' lend, the chairman of the George in- ~ new committee. is attending to the general duties of the funeral. He . said this morning that the body oi the deed leader will be taken to the Grand Central Palace some time this even. log or perhaps about midnight tonight The service will be non-sectarian. he said. although there will possibly be yester- some ouiciating clergyman One of modem thoee will very probably be the Rev. ‘ m1 osonoe. W Justice George lune. wile transierretlw to the City Court. at Bridgeport. This is the tire! case that. has been transferred in this manner since the law who passed at the meeting oi the last General Asacmny. The new law. which amende the Bridgeport city charter. allows plaintiile who have an ectlon before a Justice to have the case transferred. in this case the plaintiff raisca a point of law. The original notion wee brought by Howard G. Hubbeil against Oliver b2. Barber. of South h'orwallt. against whom be procured judgment. This was not paid and Barber was urn-mod on a body writ. Commodore Burriti furnished bonds for liarkor. 'I'lr- bond wen afterward transferred to Al- torney Stevcnaon. who sure to recover. The case will be heard on the sec- ond Tuesday of Sovomlmr. CONNECTICUT (‘REAMERIER Statistics Concerning the Business Gathered by Dairy Commielonoru. Dairy Commissioners Noble uml Eaton are busy at present. collecting information relating to the creamory business in Connecticut for an annual report. itach creamery is inspected. in addition to statistics as to output and quality. the report will contain at record oi the amount of capital in- vested. it will be the state‘s lirel oili- rial report at the cresnlery business. Commissioner ltslon asye titty of the sixty croellieries have been cesiu- iued. in regard to the inspection. be multiplied: ”We have found each, creatuery to be in so entwilret coudi~ lieu. The isrtners say their prospects are bright. Not one instance of sur- plus product has been discovered. (it the sixty cresmeries in the stats. titty ere tic-Mitre." lir. Minn said that Connecticut produced twice as may oreameriea at. lieueohussstts. with twice as much capital invested. .W (30h. liliilltiilanl'u tittblitli. Generei Orders No. i. issued by t‘ol- onei Ihsrldan. of the Fourth regiment. orders weekly drills. each continuing it minutes. trout Nov. 1 to done i. At least one month‘s drill lnuet be devot- ed to guard duty. bien must Ill-could lentiiiar with tile dpringdeld ride. The annual muster oi Company (3 will be held in tile armory at more. Now rather it. lieblr W. it. iieiiy being mentoring nicer. m»— mill). Through the initiates oi tile deali— nel i More to express my hesitielt insults to any triende and neisbbors who. alter the death or my husband. shoved so wiili it my bloom. balm W Mill “Hem balm Ml all» ”windiest 3‘00 I We“ M m “Him ”battalion” .ui- W tissue and the man delight so held a “ht with him in the campaign of 1886.1'he Rev. Dr. Hebe:- Newton wee talked of as one (if the clergyman to take part in the services. but it is thought that he will be not llc required to some. Dr. McGlynn will not attend the services as a priest. but as a citizen and a friend of the dead man. The sentsln the Grand Central Pal- ace will be arranged so that the pro- cession that bar been determined “pull will not be luteriered with by the peo- ple in the hell. The body will prob- ably be placed on a birr so that all who with may at some time during the eervice or after it. look on the fare of the dead men. There is some are pectntiou that the procession will con- tain a large representation of the “old guard" or the men who foilowd Mr. George in the. memorable campaign of lth. The actual pail bearers will be. named by the funeral committee later in the day. They have not its yet been selected by the family. ’l‘h services will be held in the afternoon. it is the intention that they shall be abort. Afterwltrds there will be I procession of laboring inert and otbore down Broadway to the City, Hall. to the bridge and to the Brook- lyucity hall. The body will accompan- ied by the procession as tar as the bottle oilir. George at Fort Hamilton. There the body will remain until lion- tiey afternoon. when the interment will he made in Greenwood cemetery The body will placed in a grave elonr side that of lir. George's dead daugh- ter. lira. Mitiiisuii. Mr. Harland said this morning that .l. t‘lurciloo Howler. an old friend oi Mr. tlcorge. bull been edited to the bloom! committee. hire. tleoroo dud her two sons and daughter rusted fairly well lest night. They were tip early at the value Munro Hotel to perfect the srrsnge- media for the (postal. not ill sellout. wear on. 0 . .mm . "new... The iollulvliiit helped pupils oi the Northwest district school were neither absent nor isrdy during the mill at minim: Primary Departmentw Ilia My. Jennie r‘rsub. Annie inset. Helen laciihsrt. Abbie Haydn. lintii at... Allister. lilies liyder. berths iibraysr. lm Wmni. William limits. Willislit raided. Herold as. liloitolas lmi. Arthur loud . Frank Willie» lie. wanlnre litaaob. Arthur him. iierbert Whom. intermediate [legumes bulimia tithes. lanes oehiil. Paul than. Ar» liter tonsil. bred tendon. little bow don. Wildest broil. diaries burner. ‘l'hosles hereby. hem O'lldl‘s. tired Whipple. ileum Wilder dreamer Worden-Arthur title. W l .lilil. lideldlid.duw.‘m1mml I iiusdlln. Wangrthnrm Madras Wilbur“. ‘ The colonial Dilute; ‘ duwd the highly M comic opera "tiaid oi' ‘ the Belem 0m Rouse , ing. The audience was not “if”. ‘ but ‘thoroushly rulers! ills use ~ music and showed their cournging Theeolistswlem several timesand the Main hadtoberepseted. lathe Hall a lierlden young men. who has won considerable lane on the operatic stage. iiewss in due voice lest highland was given several richly de- served encores. lir. l-lall’s solo at the openingofthesecondaehand the duel with bliss Marie Bell. were vary due. lites Bell's soprano is a pure one and very sweet and she shared the honors of the evening with Ir. Hall bliss Hattie liar and Henry Luckntone greatly stredgthened the cast. The company carries some first ole. hen- cry and the opera was very will sing- ed. Nearly all the soloists were pre- sented with baskets of flowers-“fert- den Record. Mists irotblui mm ibsesiseiiileslthaeswbehs W inaweymostsatiflaetorrmm- audience were many of the friends a W Norwellt Opera House tonight. LITTLE JACK 11011le This season James B. Min will join hands with hie competitor for tome, and will produce his latest coni- edy'surprisc. “Little Jack Burner." As the title euggeets. the play is derived from one of the famous "lother Goose" series. and is a purely musical comedy. nboundlng in strong eithe- tions. laughable complications and amusing incidents. Mr. Mackie has apered no expense to make this one of the best productions of the season. having secured. with a great deal of pains. the pick oi the theatrical pm feeeion. so as to have each and every character properly portrayed. “Little Jack Horner" will be b€eeen et Hoyt's Theatre. Monday night. ULLIE AKEBfiTRDM. That popular star. with her compe- tent company of players and nude. ville artists. will be at the Nor-walk Opera House all next week. with net- inees Wednesday and Saturday. Prices are 10. 20 and 30 cent! It I'M. and 1. cente to matinees. The Maiden of October 20 says: "m large house last night attested the fact that the people like popular prices. And when good plays are presented they appreciate their merit. “The Beauti- ful Slave' last night was a full tires or society play. The plot of the play was well laid and held the attention closely. Miss Abernttont in t!- euro. liunnl scenes was very aim. and evinced the (not of her peculiar ability to play all lines of character equally well. The epocialties introduced be— tween the acts were diilerent from the preceding night and showed the verse- tility of the company. Illustrated songs. art pictures and Uiiie's beauti- ful dances closed the show. The elec- tric eilecte were nicely handled." BANUA ROBSA CONCERTS. The liande Runes. which plays at the Pork (‘lty Theatre. lirldgeport. Monday night. in held up as a model to all of our army. military and native cornet or brass hands. and the pro‘ grammes on every hand are praised as containing many features of the greatest merit, too seldom tor even uercr before) heard in band program. mes. Even the most world renown of our American leaders are warned to look to their illureis and the greatest pleasure is impressed that an urgent sallou oi such merit could succeed in giving convene where the selections were not all trash and yet within the appreciation oi all (leases. Excellent impressions were made by the soprano soloisi. lime. You Wheel. and the little thirteeuayeaboid violinist car- ried her audiences by storm at every periormance. and certainly captivated the critlte The sole of seats is now “who ’ CAPTAIN JACK WWII). The following «limb! Willing Captain Jack t‘rswiord. who were in iioyt' s Theatre. Tuesday and Wed- nesday nights. for the beneilt of the soidlers' monument fund. is an ex- iraet from a letter from the liight liev William Alexander. ll. be lord bishop oi Derry and liephoe “lie is an earnest abstain» and some oi his experiences as he tells them are likely in be more elective than any platform mine to which i have ever listened to unusual monomer. a reel poet in his one line. bill oi net and pathos. with s sense oi rattles at once bright. real and hopeful. i write this line to a mutual friend in case Chelsie up... ford should ever wish in use it leanings is the sheets and honest es. messiah of admiration for s also of settles who has blade him-sit whet he is under every diendtentagr HEART 0|“ run KW!“ "he of the slut Whit ”loomed meets oi the itew Verb season willbs belle a home‘s moth Militias oi the picturrlsile drone. “Heart at the itinedlbe." at the liar "mos header. bursitis-r lie. The titer are» e rulers ”fill: wall: leid,wgtes tition for sewer clan of Taylor To my 4...... rent reasonable. 0 John. 27 Ital-shall It. Corner Van Zandt eve. street. rent. fl. . don. ti Elisabeth 9L, rooms. first hour; all . MBprlngstrafl, Wm. W. Melen'l'heCrufut : T0 LET—House Na. street; captains ulna improvements. ' Apply at No.15 Chestnut ' TO LET—flavors tuning, ward avenue. rent. 613 block. suitable for it“ house seven rooms. at Illa. "It! J13; drlt loo! 80 Woodward avenue. wound dour rant. . street: one femur" floor rear. 81 WW till: one list. iirst M W market. Railroad arsed. Apply at odice of the as 00.. 83 Washington M T0 LET—4)” six roan ,‘ " Burritt avenue;elsu II! in. § , Quintard avenue. Apply in t." W Clark 18 Quinterd avails. ‘“ MllOlLl-Q“M; VIOLIN TEACHER. J A. m For terms apply at I M nue. Norwailt. Conn. of a dramatist who lid! tabllshed himself an ill! powerful writers for the Marble Messrs. Davis and spend more money on the . elects than has been M“ . similar production in use. ' of the most eminent “I the country have been m k and the stage plum ill in i m... Klondike taken The arms-s are slim Ame mm will t‘lsrb. Odell Millennium Sheridan ilioob. Striaghsln. Jessie _ ”iii "The piece em I! ‘ w e relieves the m dramatic portions lb “Nam“ All in all "lieert cribs . i "" certain to be shill“! _ historic playhouse is filth % ll'l‘A'l'l retool. made The Connecticut m ' ‘ full as it can be until couriers are ready; and log thirty-twp more at“ nearly detailed.
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