m j r ‘ ‘ W m of TheSentinel. Door 1 the meet inter-eating nulls neutron «u “w the eubiecl _ “-l'rwlncuymimvdum Bound V~ on the aubleot’oi‘VViaer- fifiehhei’eepnkingfrfie Wot. uni it to announce- . idea to have awomen'e coin. eubieet that laureate and at. ‘aenluchaaitdoeethe op- liret norm or the aerlee him“! have heard on all elder Willie. “Yen. and a married , “too. Isn‘t it dreadful!" No ”W it in: built you will give a little inyonr veiuebie paper 1 would “tenet- the “(lame-tor elect." V Ileana together an that neither ,. death can Willem are then a epidar’e web: ii 1 were ‘ . freight odd. "Yea. end no can- m. too." Judging train nine- , oi the lpetri‘montel venturee have come under " diluent teen what you " . V. proved to he: and , erried flee. who were eimply "mac'when were courting "your heat girl." the? bloom haa left M and acne you have—yea. have actually de- _ You warranted youreeli for keeping ouaiitlee. but there illitel re been eonle defect illi‘ihe lnaide. em in the reaeon?‘ n u hecauee were a living lie. or are you a men-led one? Wee it a union of urea let of eoule‘.’ Alethie‘age we hear a greet deal ' people marrying their edlniliea than the eternal reepect for of- m and when l meet mine i ehell meet him with a profound how; but why in it that elinltlee eeldom meet lull one or the other in hopeleealy tied to name one elee’e alllnlty. and they look into each other'e face and ."' late!" Now and then the lawn of both God end a law unto themeelvee. plug for win unknown. eornething like the deed come back to tell their ' we are tell to euppoee ending of a fairy-tele. ppy forever afterward." e phmollllli. he will . the diderent kinda ei heede and that eight to mate in to live congenially to the end fie «hunter: "dark head- and V and then heede." mthrow in eiew red heede hand. on till! Mt hear Ill MM“! lllen end married welnell We “am-meme" to «nobody W or wile. i would eug- ‘fllewilie remediae' . Wonderland!- .elldlhavetellndmuhit- .. that them dlleeh he the with in Mono who Moreen Vnarlor;eheteeerclleeeanyandali .lioet rennecitully youra. , AUNT Stalli- A'i'l‘lthC‘l‘IVll anon Penman --P-- Winledtting'i'heiritoorae. The Twin on: Wheelmon held a ope- cielmeetinglaetnlghtand deei . bouillon-l! to have the heedeuertere making therefullfy ae attractive ee any bicycle einb room in the mate Preeluent George ll. \i’oahurgh. In. praalded. and explained what wee do. aired. He introduced the toiiowlng reeolution, which wee penned: ' Voted; That a committee be appoint- edaind thetthey heand herebyareee- preaely eethorieed. empowered and di- rected rename the trout club room to .‘be ed ‘lnm two room: to oalne a to he cut lhrouh the rear partition of .. . front room. an it now. ll. to the .. do the hell; to pur-A ohaee alleeriief. white“: and Mime limb MM one at the room into. ”unread mutt" club ‘ Mine. in the ennui. of the “above more. are hereby autheflted to incur etpenee to any amount not ex- eeeding the null i use. The committee appointed to cerry Jill. the work w. eompoeed of G. a. Voeburgh. Jr.. Joeeph Davie, Arthur B. ltueeell. Janice W. Iiaplee and w. A. Wheeler. They will begin work at once. and hope to have it completed before the meeting next month. SERVICES HAY CONTINUE. ' letereet in the iieetlnge in ‘the Beetle! Church Doee Not Relax. Another etornly evening interfered with the attendance. but not with the internal. in the revival eervicee in the South Nor-walk Beptiet church. leel light. The attendance wee good. 00th liderlug the night. Rev. 1". 8. Rob nine. of the Fiat Baptiet church. wee tee a n ed no or agent fi'tutherqhnn'ofileed‘e MOI 3i roe lei-alone tor the ioliowing eveninge: tonight. "Kindllng Fireez" Wedneeday Shirt, “mocking the Wey:" Thuraday light. “Thrown Down by the Devil." The paetor aiao mnounoed thet he would be glad to met any who deelred ‘Wlin. and ihet the ordinance would he adminietel-ed at the convenience oi lil ouch. either on a week night or Sun- lar. ' Orlalnelly it wee planned to hold .ileee meetiaga only two weeha. but the weetherheebeeneonluchegalneteo zarge a work an wee hoped that there bee been a etroag deelre expreaeed .hat the eervicee they continue anoth- u- week beyond thie. oi. ieeet. Milly :liie will he done. in the Bible reading. yeeterday. Ir. bother gave laetencee oi markeble mawere to prayer in hie own experi- lune. All who will eeeiet In the einging are redeeeted to meet Ir. Luther at the lhurell at rm thin evening the a ehort rum meteor: enrnarilu W \‘ Merle-aniline. nmmmmmu W- mum T « ’ City Attorney Light today prepared ,V of the Norwelir and South Norwalh “I the above entitled cane. upon the ini- oi the club rehlrniebed throughout. » to the Point. W m done-u (Melting hire- and tiled in the Superior Court thefolv lowing enawer in the mendemua our common council of the city oi. South the alternative writ in mode: ‘quaeh the alternative writ. leaned in lorries around-t _ 1. Section ”it. General Statulel. plovldee that the relator ehall not ex- erclee any powervehlch may have been conferred upon it to erect or place wiree. conductore. ilxturee. Itl'llcr turea. or epoeretne of any kind over. on. or under any highway or public ground, or to change the location oi the name, without the oonaeat of the adjoining proprietore. or, in can each eonunt cannot he obtained. 'without the connect in writing of two County Commieeionera. in the county In which it in deeired to excl-cine ouch powera, which ehall be given only after a hear- ing. upon due notice. to auch proprie- tore. a. it doee not appear from the forte alleged in the alternative writ. end in the application therefor. that the re- letorhaeeyerobtaioed theconeentoi to erect or place the poles. wiree. coa- ductore. ilrtlrree. etructnree. or appar- etbe of any kind. which they claim to have erected in the etreete oi the city of South Norwalk. 3. it doea not appear iron the iecte alleged in the alternative writ. and the application therefor. that the relaior baa ever obtained the connect of the adjoining pmprletore. or the County Commieaionere, no required by law. to erect or place the wiree. conductore. dxturee. etrncturee. and apparatue de- ecribed in their petition to the Com. moo Council. in Waehington etreet. Main atreet. and Railroad place. in the city of South Norwalh. 4. Section hills. of the General Stat. utee. providee that the Common Conn. oil ahall ones-ciao the power given it therein. eubjeet to the provieione oi eection ”is. of the General Statutee. referred to in paragraph 1. 5. The facts alleged above that the reletor her no legal right to eaeruiae any of tie charter powere in Weaning- ton etreet, iieln etreet. or Railroad place. in the city of South Norwelli. beceuee It hee not obtained the con- eeut of the edioinlng proprietora. or the County Commie-tome. ae required by law. . ‘ 6. The incta alleged allow that the rvepondenta are not legally required to not upon the appilcetion of the relator until the reletor dret obtain the con- eent of the adjoining proprietore. or the County Dolomiaelonere. no required by law. nor have they the power to dog on. The Common council of the City oi .louih Norwaih. . By John ll. um. their Attorney. FOLIO. IHUT OUT. The New Bill“ Fromm Their Mir alliance to the Armory. . When the whore of the bridge» port police ioree went to the Armory lender afternoon ior their Molar monthly drill. they been drum new rule forbidding the nee oi the Armory by militiamen hall the enact of abutting their out an edeuteeliy all “or were militiamen theorelvea. = in allow Pelagic!!! Wt ” Mm comm i ’ Norwalk.’in which I motion in duaeh . . men were... j mmmmwmmw one. ”consume-mentor. ”W“ m» will: mt m t'o n’” inter on in fully men. The ’l‘iurreepoudentelnovethecouritoum of the twenty out with eeveral encoree, V , donned. The large Arlen arch-ah forniahed mueic. and charter ”unmounted. The executive cominlMWee Albert Berg. churned: M . Noach. hauls" ‘ . ,. men liafmo: tho tee. Her- men Heine. ,m lull Sing- erweld. and George Bellow. nxnmmon or warm Fifty illnatratione rm Hire An» poured in The Ladiee’ Home Journal. a concatenated” picture on exhibition at. 1%?! Library. and will“. ' ' ‘ in now notional! re. ‘ : tiona whichheve appeared in The La- dleo' Home Journal. and are all by well known artiete. The origineie were ex- hibited in April. in Benton. and were the eeneetion of the hour. Among them ere-nix by Charles Dane’Glbeon. and In each of them the “‘Gihaon Girl" appears; "The hilrecle of May." by Hamilton Glhaon. Some excellent pic- a charming sentiment. One of a young man loat in reverie an be ileiene to a eong which more to cell up memoriee hen the quality and richneea of it due etching. “When John Weeley Preeched" in a doe compoeition and very lntereeting. They are by the name artiat. “The li‘arandole." by Albert Lynch. danced by glrle in mod~ ern coetunle. coat the Journal 8800! And the right to reproduce E. A. Ab- bey'e painting of the "Puriinn Girl at Church" coat 81.000. W. L. Taylor’e drnwing for Eugene Field'a poem. “1 or Dreeni ship." in charming. and would be moat, happily placed in n guoet chamber. where it would anneal. happy dreama to the etranger who may rest there. There are too many that are both good and lutereeiing to portion. lnriee iurther. but all teatea can be rolled. it in propoeed to all time drawinga for the beneiit of the South Norwalh Public lAhrery. and any one who buye one can feel that the money he paye for an excellent picture in practically a preeent of a book to the library. All who wleh the library eucceee ought to heel it a duty to eeelat thla enterpriea. A number have already been dlepoeed oi to be framed for librletmae ureeenle. ' for which put-pone they are peculiarly auiteblerg The library her no little done for it in the matter of gifta that It might be coneideredneglected. The there at people who take out bonito are not tea more and they could well eilnrd a retail gm now and than. The tile- iiayere pay well for the luxury or a public library. and it each other family that one the library praaenied it with oeebonheachyaertherewoulehean eppreeiable ‘illereeee in the catalogue Now that an opportunity bee arrived to help each a worthy obi’eet without eteloeeltietohehopedthetlt ill have help iron the More! nubile. elem W A'i‘ rue WIN. I, incite salute on turea by Alice Barber Stephens show of other'daye. “Dickene at idle INK", m . Young lien’Wllo lied. Quer- ‘reel With lilo swoon millennium our: Wild Rush in New liavcu for Tio hole to the Yale-Princeton Football Gainer creosote BETWEEN ROLLERS (By Associated Prone.) Chicago. Nov. ‘i¢.——-iild llV'ink. twenty years old. gayly waved at hie sweet- heart a hand containing a bottle of catholic acid. . ”Hurrah. l'in oil." he ahouied. and V lie limited the bottle of tie eontente. _ Fink etood oppoalte the home of bile: Minnie Pete‘raon. She not by her per- Ior window watching her youthful lov- or with whom she had querreled. She eel- hlol relee the bottle to hie lipa'end heerd hle adieu. Then ehe new hlnl swallow the palace and tail. . Then e'he ruahed acre-e the street and knelt at his side until an ambu- lance came. Fink wee taken to the hoepltal. where he died an hour ailer- ward. NEARLY EVERY SEAT SOLD. New Haven. Nov. lll.-—-The public sale of lickete for the. Yale-Princeton foot. ball game began at 9 o'clock thin morning. The line began to form in frontroi Oeborn Hall ‘harrnucy late laet night and this morning there were about 150 in line nnd othere constant- ly coining. Nothing but $1.50 note on the etanda were to be bed. the die- trlbutlon of licheta by application leaving diepoeed of every seat on the . aide eteud end allele of the heat on the north and eouth etaoda. At 10 a. in. nearly every aeet hnd been sold and hundreds ere unaupplied. CRUSHED lN'l‘i) A MASS. Pawlucket. it. 1.. Nov. ill—aloha Hef- fernen met-ll horrible death at Valley Fella today. While at work hie foot alippod and he fell into the mammoth rolling machine at the Rhoda inland Perkins horeeehoc work: and was «mailed into a e‘hnpeleae mane. lief- iernan wee 22 yeare oi age. SHAPELESS SYDNEY MURDER TRIAL. Bridgeport. Nov. lil.-in the Sydney murder trial. today. the state rented its case at noon. The morning eeeeion was devoted to the introduction of documentary evidence in the shape of melanoma mode by the monitored in re- lation to his connection with» the crime. PAINT WORKS COLLAPSE. New York. Nov. illsw'i'he Paint and Color Worke of C. A. Wolllaey. in Job soy City. collepeed today at 9:30 a. in. There were about 100 empioyeee in the worke. Fire broke out and in still burning. There wee no loan of "(8; The loan il “0.000. ‘PARKHURST OOIiING HOME. idverpool. Nov. lea-«Among the pee-engore who will all from thin port for New York tomorrow on board the White Star Linc ateetner Adriatic in the Rev. Dr. Charlea N. Parkhuret. oi New York city. HARRIID TWENTY YEARS. Frienda of iir. end hire. 0. w. Bradley Tender Them e Surprlee. it wee the twentieth enuivereery of the marriage oi Mr. and tire. (i. w. Bradley. yeeterdey. and their friende and tire lirediey'e manic acholare coir ebraled the newton by tendering thee: u very hell” and complete eurpriee at their pretty home. lit Iiain ell-eat. Owing to the lucienrency-oi the night the perty wee not In large ea wee in- tended et Bret. but many lettere oi onu- aretulation and anemone appropriate glit- were received troln ebeent trieude. ‘ 'l‘he houae wee prettlly decorated with ilowere and potted piente. and a Indolent W wee pleati’dgly "adored by lire'lredley’e alone. he and Iimliohla were unable to be prevent. an it wee tholrrown recep- tion oinht. but they tendered ihdr heerileei mundane end well wiehee to the happy couple. momentum the tr V,mtieeemdaheetiie’eleenelth 1Wenreeietionotthemelage dl ‘ “WWW. bylhehar. mettle “M ennui longtime little are ileum; it heel meeting of the W mitten Of the Willi W ventieu wee held etiho mull, treaaurer. G. A. wintertime-3‘ All bille were voted paid. emu ~ iul eoueideretion of each. ' , The committee wieh to thunk I]! ‘ . volition a eucceee. The aim prinmd that all, may know how M ‘ money wee ueedz. Rmml'l‘h. Stamiord Union Socialite. ..... ; South Norwelh Wool. Norwalk Congrqetionel ...... South Norwelhfleptiet........ WeetnortCongregatiueei ...... Second it. E. Church lipworth langua............. ........ . gflgug'ga' ill or or on oo oo on or iii, a. it on so so on no no 33 Thin! mm .i:i..:u3i " , EXPINBWW. ‘ ’ Decoratione .h it Lights ........................ Carling chairs ................ Railroad commission ....... V. .. Printing ..... Platform .......... ‘ ............ Music ................. . ....... insurance .............. . ....... Janitor and sundry supplies. . . . Total expenditures ......... ‘2“ ii Balance ...... Z ........ -. . . . . 23 40 After a pleasant hour the committee was discharged from further duty. it wee voted to send the balance of the money to the etetc treasurer. BOXING EXHIBITIONS. Vigoroueiy Condemned from the Pulpit by Rev. William J. Slocum. The Rev. William J. elm. peetor of the church of the intone-Nem— eeptlou, Waterbury. formerly of Nor— walk. Sunday morning ore-end I Dr- mon against the mental W crane. which eroueed intelee MW and was eagerly discerned the red it! the day. E in prefaclng hie remerka in Well that he wee not a “deem-allot. Be eaidthetheepoheaeahtherwonld epeektohieumily.endhewlehodho hove it underetood that he we not talking to hie etate of Connecticut. in the courae of hie aerrnon he laid in eubetance: “A Protestant clergyman atagetheringduiiegthepaetweehln the mum of hie allude-ea made the re- mark that all the morality and pentat— lenl in Waterbury were held in the Police of the halide of two aecret or- ganiaatione Theee ere organiratiooa of which Catholice are prohibited from becoming membera. i wonder if title in to. i never knew there wee any luck of patriotiem among Catholica." in spanking oi the boxing exhibition he said: "On the woret night of the week which in loot peered. when it rained on It never rained before, and When no prudent person. would go out except of necessity. 2,600 people gathered at a ierinm place to one—whet? To eee a nigger knock out an lrielllnan. if you will excuse the along. It to no wonder people make ouch remarka an the Prot- cutout clergyman made lent week. when ouch an event will be tolerated In a community and will be witneeeed by no many people. it la too demoral- ieing to think about. ”The men who witneee auch exhibi- tions reeort to the eeloone after the knockoute. There they till up on beer or liquor and when they go home many of them are in a dghting condition. . 'i‘he feet that they have attended theee exhibition in told theehildren the next dey. That lntei‘eete the children and they immediately went to have boxing conteete of their own. iuet ee boye who are attending a oil-cue tor the liret time eretnnhiieg one iare~ lug eolnereaulte ior‘ e ween Idler. What boy will not lotion lie 1 "iregrettoheohligedieleythat many of my parlallioeera were there:— o’de We MM‘W “a m 0' pretended reapeetabiliw. men who ehouid he leeden in eoelety. l he“ heard that eevarel nroteeeleeal gentle- men were there. “i donotwentotheooneideraduo- kind. but in ell kihdheee I Iey thin in ‘ my own people. leeuiine and olivine them not to attend thin hind‘ni an en— hlhitloe." m "win." «la trio twill-o. "1m ' Immmfl . “mil“ imammum We!” tum hie eu- MM toilet! or by myeeli." . ‘Wheveyouioeeioieaere "i here height hint leee'e Event etyieeeed I"! my L' helped in any way to moire the «and weekly, clearprohi.’ ‘ inventory price of ehort houre; grand loan with “no. i . building Iota in Bell; our. (love street and ,, ‘ eerily to Jacob it. Loreen... out and of Carrie; Norwalh; two Itoree , 'i‘. ii. Griilln, agent. mil SALE-11 you whet trytheli.&3..em , forged. so. Norwelk sole So. )leln atreet. - ' FOR SALE—Two and three in. Roof Coating and m alao Btewert'e Reedy ply with canvaa centen- walk iidw. 00.. it So. loll , mull buyachoice (Heidi) in one of the etreeta of South Norwalh: healthful; walk laid. m ‘ and petition for newer. den. re LIT-£10m io wheel-oil». Will ' modern atyle; meet eecoed . Hells heatedgu Apply at oiloe - _ (30.. ea Wuhl- . inond‘e influence: hone . street. live roome: Stet Tollee etreet. end hnnn V etreet. Apply to Jolie 3. “V Welt etreet. ., T0 LET—Two deelrehie V with modern improve“: if 83 Beyview avenue. V For partlculare and tone. V Jacob hi. Layton. agent. To LET—Seven roome. i‘i . , avenue; liuele Hell block. . for odioee: ‘dret door. three!” Woodward avenue; but I“; roome. no. 1 more Plan. not cold water: brat door. at: m to Union etreet. iii. A. V ‘V ' TO RENT-viii” Ii: will! in Bloch. out and Corrine South Norwelh. 'l'. 3. mt. "r0 LIVE-One alt-room g. Bur-rill avenue: aleo Ill M . r: Quinterd avenue eagle “m“ tee l'. Cloth. ll Gum ‘ monotone! more room” . . l. a. ween Fol-tame lyatie WV w nue.Norwe.l?Oonn. * d: KINNIDY GUARD! 00 NIGHT. ‘l'he mainline oi the of Denbury. who were to have exhibition drill in connection m”.
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