Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, November 17, 1897 · page 1

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«n the we'atb‘rwas outflow!
_ early eyenibl losthiohh
not oiol‘lii More it the:
‘ ' lair. which opened in Loch
s nail. and, willveontlune today.
oiioudom.’ however. was repre-
nsnd the tourism tor
and iancyfirtioiso who soli-

loans the fair a success:
. hall is decorated with cit how
and pottedapl‘suts in every nook
'Wmuutiug strung under the
y. and numerous fancy articles
W ior inspection upon the walls.
. bevy of pretty girls ditted about
‘“ hall last night with traysoi roses.
Motions andvehysanthemuus. which
they sold for a pecuniary consideration
‘ almost every one present had their
share! docked with fragrant blos-

iirestlrenna'nom the mango: the
M mute comm
hiss. tastefully orranged _.

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articles. ornaments and ‘ ‘ .

I‘Ja‘ndiiovlmwd

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which is will: populhrity. ‘laast
‘evsniiit.’ in “mum to the congrega-
tional sirloin: led by the chorus. there
were scrotal stirring selections, by
amsleousristieond trio. W..l. Le-
isnddi. P. lorgsn. Rev. C. 0. Luther
Smith. oi Whitman»

vationin his many years oi evangelis-
tic work. Aeordlal welcome to all.
Tomorrow eroding Psoiessor Good
30" and .l. Harry Cropley. of Bridge—
port. will lead the ai ,
A meeting to the visory committee
is called for‘toiuorrow" eyeniug at 7:50.
in the pastor‘s study. to meet any who
wish to units with the church and to
eonsld'r' the advisability of caution»
log the meetings another week.

REQUESTED MORE TIME.

Judge Stoddard Not Propel-ed to Au~
swer Attorney Light’s Document.

City Attorney John H. Light appear-
ed in the Superior Court. Bridgeport.
yesterday. and showed cause why the
city of South Norwalit had not givhn
the Nurwallt and South Norwslit idioc—
tric Lilli ' permission to lo-
cate strobe, ,‘ in South Norwalk.

 

oi, Jilin SW. representing the

neutral mommy, was present.
ind miss: he be allowed more

" lime in whlehlo give answer to the
; document low by In Light.

pressed’ his

The tiller h eansd in this and ex-
_ ngnese to-have the

moon's moral! the time desired.

.' Atmneyiloslbnttwasnotpresent.

booth which: web -th ‘ on.
eyes and weds-rumba. Here was on‘
:7 sale a collection oi pillows. robes
blushed. and everything that helps to

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PLANS WI“ APPROVED.

Visitors Greatly Pleased with South
Norwali'o New School.

The Board of School Vioitol's held

use. his contiortabls while one sleeps éreheir monthly meeting last unlit in the

'“' This table was in charged lira. least
‘Jssolsss- .

A tshis. of domestic articles. in

adios of Attorney John H. Light, South
Norwalh.

The plans lot the addition to the

‘ , charge oi Iliss lsrgsret Caunagb stimulate Street school. now under way.

[ was an attraction to atany eyes that
“,‘ consider usefulness and beauty com.
" blood. it was necessary to reiniorct
the a'tto'iidanta at this table to wait
upon the. large number at customers
who met its wares.

. The list Trimmers' union had a mys-
= tsrlous table that was known as the
“Klondike."s name that is indicative
oi'lls purpose. and the eagerness with
which it was sought by those in search
; of prosperity. lira. Robert Van nurse
2 and Ira. (i. ll. Tristan were in charge
~ M this booth. ‘

' “Wd'sdoiltsblowssoiai
usu- oi aunts amine. and many
shiliiess are doubtless tailor

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were submitted and approved by the
board. the members expressing thon-
telves as greatly pleased with then.

ilr. (lriSsth‘. agent for the Sheldon
company. spoke in iovor oi a new
grammar and spelling book he was de-
sirous oi introducing. and Mr. Fagin.
went for the Pollard system oi resti—
ing and spelling. spoke oi the merits
J! these books.

AMERICAN uennusounna.

The hill at the Norwolh Opera House
Monday. November is. will he one oi
attentional strength and interest. Dry»
not a Watson's American burlesquers
will he the attraction. and included in
do roots are many or the brightest
lghts oi the proisssion. Notable in the
lot are Josie Gregory. ehsotsuu ea-
lsotrieus: llsrry O. Emit sod Hollis
Phelps. in an entire new shsieh; Wood
deters. the lane ideals: Watson and
lie Pro. the “Hebrew Oewbsyi" Hitch-
ill sod Love. is their stiletto comedy.
“celeb.” and Charles H. Duooas. cont»
‘e sinned and others. Two burlsseuss
will be given. with hsadsoaw lieu
nountlags. the “llsbsow Ohsriiy hall"
tad “hum libs." A host at pretty
iirls will add lite. vivssitr sod brill»
East color to all the stage miss.
deals on sale st Wood‘s sad mulb-
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The your use on Jun; naut- ;

y ; Vedrtolbe Topoi‘jlnhsohr‘si
‘ ' New House.

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sou; sure ecu. wuu
n5...“ Imam by‘kbnbsr'l‘hsl
Would iota-n his weight-4n-
other Ian {Who Was Injured
by a rail.

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Frederick Asheroit. aged twenty—live
yearn. tell thla'morliill‘t at 7 o'clock
from the root oi the new double house
which Contractor Amandus Boob is
hming elected on his property in

' street. The distance was about
rty—iive lest from. the moi. to the
stound.

Hr. Bach misled

ured man to
bed Dr. 1.
Hilton Coburn. who made an examin-
ation and annouumd that Hr. Ashcroft
had broken no bones. He did not think
the accident would be attended by any
serious results. ,3 .

The injured mun "id’s son oi Robert
Aaberott, oi Statutor- ‘ who has the
eontyact to place a at“ root on llr.
Bach's building. He ed in South
Norwnllt at 8:33 o'clock this morning.
expecting to go to work on the build
ins. and had lust ascended the ladder
and reached the root when the accident
happened.

A large bundle of slate iell with him.
and it is thought he stepped on the
elubc, which was supported by pieces
of timber, and they would not hear his
weight. -

The young man's father was sent i

and arrived on §e 7:42 train.

meson Will INJURED.

room” menace... on
General Frost's House.

George ii. Robbins. the mason. oi
Reed street. while at work in the south
gable oi General Frost's new house in
West avenue. this morning. fell. strik-
ing on the plants root. ills back was
severely wrenched and. bruised. but
no bones were broken.

Dr. W. ll. Dean was immediately
called to the house and accompanied
lir. Robbins to his home in General
Frost'scarrisge. The injured man was
suiiering iroin severe poins. but it is
not thought they will be attended with
serious consequences. Ilr. Robbins
was engaged in placing a pebble dash
in the gable oi the house. and was
standing on the cornice. train which
he slipped. The distance he (oil was
about twelve feet.

«CHALLENGE BALE.

Thursday and Friday we throw down
the gauntlet to any store in Connecti—
cut or New York to meet our prices
for these two days. Our prices for oil
days in the year are lower tbs other's
prim. but for these two days I» shall
make then: exceptionally low.

. JACKETS.

it stlsssa' imitate. the 83.50 ones. the
challenge price. $5.00.

lid black lsdles' litres! indicts. the
ill.“ hind; challenge price. lined.

W001. WAlil’l'ii.

10 dance plaid w is with white
collars: the price is : the challenge
price bile.

i dunno lsassl waists. ail wool. all
colors. worth shit; challenge price.

this.
oases dunno.

3 pieces only oi Neon looted goods.
our price is the; ehallssgs price. lie.
One dress to s customer.

u-iaeh isdiss' cloth. worth Ole; chal-
lenge silos. loo.

tie islsssr um. ehalissas
price. its.

lite lion‘s winter usdsrhssr. the.

it posses oi alas. challssos soles ”in.

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Oliver Wells. oil
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Jacksonviilo. lieu
of all law
ill: by rm .
been reached.
tually is normol‘
sntlne regulating:
been so tar . . ..
sengers from all
enter the slate wi
noyauoe. 'i‘he . .
railroad and the "
practically hold the
travel from tho . a west announce
the resumption of exit sleeping
car service to J .. ‘ [ville and other
points via Rectum. L'l'hls restores
business with at ' Chicago, St.
Louis and elsewhero ‘ the usual plane

. ll.—Tbe cod

, etiolls has
are now vir-

. a Nashville
which
. to the Florida

pronounuwm~ wuwounn.

Reception in New mm by Church
Club of connection.

l The RtJiev. Dnchsnneey B. Brown.
tor. bishop-Wot lilo Connecti-
cufidloeess. was grog. a flattering re-
ception by the abolish. ,, h at Connec‘
tieut at “armhole _ New Haven.
last it . The goalies was attended
allovertbestste.aadwssuneolthe
most sueoessiui in the history oi the
club. President Charles it. graves. oi
New Haven. presided. A letter oi re-
gret from ushop Williams was read.
Following the addresses oi President
Graves and Bishop Breweter. which
were enthusiastically received. there

bishop-costumer. which the one bun-
dred guests availed themselves oi.

RESULTED IN A TIE.

First of the Ssries‘oi llamas in the old
Well Tournament.
The ilrst games oi the series in the

Hook and Ladder company were
played last night. and resulted in n tie
of twelve games each for the honorary
und active teams. Other games will
be played tomorrow night.

A good deal oi interest is being talk
on in the muteat. and o number oi
spot-tutors were ill the headquarters
lust night.

(TA!!! 0? A LONG-LIVED RAGE.

lira. llotsy A ileideu. one oi the old—
est residents oi i‘slriioid county. died
at her home in Wilton. yesterday. and
ninety-two years. lira. Buiden canoe
oi a long-lived race. tier lather. his»
than list-yin. died tit “61“.qu ninety-
two years. About seventy-live were
also she married the late John A. Bel-
dea. and has since lived in the house
where she died. Two daughters and
one son survive her. The funeral saw
vibes will be held iron: ill. iistthsw's
church at use on Thursday aitsrnooo.

iiii'Oit‘l‘AN'l‘ ltiiAl. lili‘l‘A'l‘h Him.

The pushing real estate and lssur~
sacs agency at Taylor a Golden hos
lust completed the sale oi the nicely
limited billldi‘u sits. south oi the
bosuuiui mosses or Thomas a Vau-
derseoi. is met avenue. to this (link
I. I. inbound and wits. We us~

mldsass iur themselves us this site.
shiehlsoasuitileehoissstistbs
mueil‘ierwslh.

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motions. .

was an opportunity given to meet the

penucble tournament 0! Old Well

Wit?” film like

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. Thclltho Fomtreenery bullish
_-inguu warm to they.
'y A Motherly this Nursing.

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Lawyer Collin Attempts to lli‘owu
' Himself Alter Taking Poison
' with Suicidal intent. I

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neurons cannot SAVE mu

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tor of Wu 31-01mm
Gives Himself up in Donhury'
~Ailsrnoon Dispatches.

(BY Associated Press)

l-itchileld. Conn. Nov. tin-A disus-
trous lire at Washington Depot early
this morning totally destroyed the
main building of the Echo Farm
Creamery company. The tire was dis»
ooversdst 4 o'clock. and at that hour
the homes were bushing thmh the
root. it was impossible to save the
building. but the contents oi the ot-
Ide were taken out. and adjoining
buildings. some. less than thirty ieei
distant, were sored. The loss is eati~
mated at “0.000; insured. The origin
la a mystery. it is‘onnotlnced that
therewillbeuodolayiuthebusluese
oi the «memory.

NEARLY DEAD IN A TUB.

Epstein Nov. 11.-E. 'l‘. Conn. a
lawyer of Showhegau. Heine. made
what promises to be a successful at-
tempt to drown himself in a bath-tub
at the Quincy house. today. after he
had taken poison with suicidal in—
tent. Shortly beiore 10 o‘clock Colon
was found nearly deed in a bath-tub.
tibial! he had Illed with water. He
was revived end sta‘tedthat he had
taken morphine and some other pol-
son the name at which he would not
reveal. ledical assistance seemed oi
no avail. and the tuna soon bosom
unconscious again. sad. it is stated.
cannot recover.

SHERIFF BROWN WILL GET ties,

Bosthamplnn. (loom. Nov. i'l.—-Sher-
iii Brown was notified todsy that the
selecttnen of Chatham have decided to
pay hint bl“. allowed the alien-iii for
expeueea Inc red in the pursuit oi
Rogers. the flatter” of Timothy Parr
malee. of Co t. lu‘lSlitl. The town
voted to pay ”00. F. B. Northern.
however. prayed out no injunction
which was held by Judge Prentice to
be invalid. and the court allowed $166.
The case was to come up before Judge
Robinson ior argument today. but the
selectuion have decided to pay the bill.

lNCiildABlNG NAVAL FORCESS.

San Diego. Col. Nov. l7.—-'l‘he oili-
cere oi the British xunbonl Wild Swan
which has arrived here. gives news oi
a great increase in the English naval
iorce on the Pacific coast. They say
the squadron oi this station will soon
be the largest ever gathered on the
mast. including several big armored
erbium soda number oi Ibrkuot tor-
pedo destroyers. The Dritona. when
questioned as to the cause tor this in—
crease in the British iorce. became un.
communicative and absolutely mm
to dl the matter.

ADVANCE lN stitlll’.

Chicago. Nov. l‘l.-'l'he meeting at
the Western byrup Moors namin—
tina has resulted in an advance at
one cent a gallon on the price oi the
standard grade oi common syrup lob
u ilsvesport being «encoded by Pres-
ident iiaihiesoa oi the aimless trust.
this will enable the manure to malls
l bruit whore they have hitherto to
lease eases been trading statues.

AN hX-iliiNYiil’i' caucuses.

Dsshury. Nov. li.-llsrry Gilmore.
formerly oi itiddletows. an enveno-
vint. surrendered to the police May
and contested to several unwind-s
|flagellum is this city and vicinity oi

smelt manor thumbnail.

New tech. riot. ttw’rso one new
not tosses bustier. user lishl
roam lies. lit bullish-e. in M
islssd. till: it» hull. “it: Northwest.
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Chicago. Dior. "rt-"I! ,
requisite iothe lord's 2« _
ilieiopic discussed last night ;
teenlb annual pleating oi ‘ ’
congress. now being held in
The position taken by. DH). .
ford. oi huddle. and Dr. 3. ii. W.
well. 0! Philadelphia, two a!
eminent divines in the d
indicates a decided change of .
among Baptists on the subieot- .
history of the Baptist denomination
has so important a doctrine been
stricken down on such short notice.

Theodore id. Boots. of Brooklyn. de-
clared that be had been a Baptist for
iorty years and for sixteen veers he
was a close communionist.

”l have studied the question careful-
ly.” said lir. Banta in conclusion. “and
l have read all the close cotnqunion
tracts and tracts oi the American Dspn.
tint Publication society. sodas a conse-

, quence oi my reading i have come to

lbsvo‘beea

the conclusion that
wrong."

Dr. Conwell. of Philadelphia, took
the same position.

Dr. Theodore A. K. (lower, of Lake
Hopotcong. N. J.. declared that hap-
tisni was not even a church ordinance
and the Baptists badno right to dic-
tute who should sit at the lord's table.
Spirituality and not conionnity to
church ordinances. he claimed. was the
divine conception of the Lord's Sup-
per.

Rev. Dr. tattoo. of Nashville. Tenn.
took the orthodox view. and insisted
upon baptism as a prerequisite to the
Holy Communion.

THIRD DAY OF THE HORSE SHOW.

New York. Nov. ll.——Thls is the
third day of the borne show. and the
fair sex was well represented at the
morning's exercises. Miss Holloway
was among the first to earlier into the
ring. She was soon joined by three
others. who stayed but a short while.
The influence at tbe‘ilne weather todoy
seemed to permeate the ring in which
the cuddle horses and mtters took on
early turn. getting into tries our the
day‘s judging. The “I“ sssqsd
delighted with the 7 to Ud-
iop and center on the solids- in...

show has many attentive M
which include the Judging ill thum-
bred stalious and dill“ thedndging oi
tent/tees who holdroeords oi 2:30 or
better. the touroln-hand content. and
the judging oi the horses. carts and
harness oi Col. Waring's street clean-
ing department.

GERMANY DEMANDS SATISFAC
'l‘iON.’

Shanghai. Nov. l‘l.——When the land.
in party from the German cruiser Div
vision occupied Kinochsn Buy; on Bun-
dsy lost. the German ling was hoisted
ashore. '

New York. Nov. 17.-‘l‘he German
landing at Kinochao Bay is to demand
satisiaction tor the murder of Rhouish
missionaries sear YenvChu-l-‘u and the
robbing oi the German minister to
China and the captain of the Wheat
Cormorant. the latter incident hufing
occurred on November 6, at Wu Chung.

HAVE MADE A NEW MOVE.

San Francisco, New. l'l.~—-’l‘he attor-
neys tor Theodore Durruut have mode
is new move. The condemned «nun
now stands convicted for the murder
at lllsncbe inmunt. Nu disposition
has been made of the additional inur-
der charge based on the murder oi
Minnie Williams. A document illed
with the district attorney gives notice
that on Friduy nest the attorneys for
the acteused will appear before Judge
Bahrs and demand that a time be set
for the trial or the Williams bass in
the some msnner as though there had
been no trial and conviction tor the
murder oi Blanche lament. District
Attorney llamas takes the position
that ill: Williams uses cannot be towed
to iris.

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ltlliilil or Till WM“.
st. i'stersburg. Nov. ll.--it to esti-
Tluted that about 1.500 person were
murdered homeless by the rising oi the
watersoi the Nova and tbsiioodiog oi
the canals. coined by the dares winds

upihestreais. Oslythsabstsusntoi
thesaielaatalghtsvutsdsunatteo
riblseotssirephs.

Janitor intrinsic.
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and the riders felt my. Today’s

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communion. Never. perhaps. in the '

enquire of mm W

Not-walk. . ‘

FOR” same—s . ' 7‘
weekly, clear 1) fit.
inventory price of '
short hours: mud
men with £500. ’chsrk ea
Norwalk Mending.

FOR SALE» At
building lots in , .
cor. Cove “not so
Apply to Jacob is.

non sane-Abe «is
east end oi '
Norwalk; two stores
T. B. Grillin. agent.
macy. '

FOR SALE-«Ii you wont
try the H. & B.. or
forged. So. Norwail' Him;
So. Main street. ' '
eon SALE—Two and in ’
log. Root Coating on:
also Stewart's Ready
ply with canvas condor.
walk ildw. 00.. 42 lo. m

”to will buy a choice
(503145) is one oi the
Matmum‘

will: visit laid _,
Wm M .93 or

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F. I. Quin . »
walk.

T0 LillT~iloass. to. ‘ ‘
rooms; irnprovotauts
oi Edwin Wilcox.

1'0 RENT—Cottage at Nil
Place. All modern ‘
Rent moderate.
dlutely. inquire
Lyrics.

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1‘0 LET—~8tore formerly '
outcome... Will be ditto m
modern style: also i m ’
uncut second door mar. 1*
Hulls bested. lighted and ’
Apply at oillee oi the 01‘ M
(30.. 83 Washington with

T0 LET-«Front December lot,
in West street. neat is lit.
ulond’s residence: bullshit '
street. llvo mots; first m. '
’l‘olles street. and house Q
street. Apply to Jobs Ks
West street

r0 Lido-Jive desirable.
with modern theorem '
Rileyvlow avenue.

- particulars and m
lamb ii- hsms. asset.

T0 LET—doves rooms. IQ:
avenue; Idols! Roll M.
tor oiloss: urethane. ; .
Windward avenue; Iii ,
rooms. No. ‘l ileum M
00” lot: Int Ms
W street. l. A. ‘

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’I‘O RENT-”flit fl! mods

Bloch. east end W , ‘

ilouth Norwolh.

sasst.
to mm 4;.”
ilerrltt avenue: snarl!
it italicised arenas. “

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