tonal—p..- '
mom to . suction
' overhlm. Thewatohoonellla
@ monotone-none“
” , .‘l'ran‘ oilfield eta-Wm
M _ by night. . e eame
none will be continued over Impea-
‘,who will be placed in the eteel
’ the day iollowing Fuda’a leaving
MIIthecagesaturday Hegath-
, by Warden Woodbrithe.
. anon locked in theme. which
V will not leave until he matcheaio
‘ gallowa. lie cannot epeah Ene-
.a‘ndunderetendeomlzemm'
aniolmworde. Hole goodv y .
eglrconditlon. better than when be ill
convicted. The Rev. D. A. Flannerr.
: " hgetdtargeofthe ltallan Roman
' m emailed. to hie apirltual
m and finite rude frequently- “0
were that the condemned money
tie-olden (or hie crime and la
patient. Fella epende meat of hie
‘ threading no prayer book and
reunite hoeha in the Italian
«which be. illegal her.
‘willbehehgedlatheaame
g; _
E
nearly completed and will be
occupancy in January. War.
bridge hopee to have the in-
: viete at Iflddletown trane~
. . hack to the prime by the mid-
ot January. There will be aixty
lo. a ward with woommodatione l‘or
ve tor enlcldal Menu, a noisy
tor there who are hoteleroualy
inclined. two “extra large day roome
with buy Window. and a workahop to
”feel. Tho-ewhoareahle towel-k
will he employed in the risen. and War-
eea Wondering. eapeote to make
been. neitreeaee and uniterme and
clothing for the convict: there. thue
girl-g employment for the henda and
Diode oi thoae who are mildly inaane.
The prleoe la being wired tor elec-
trinity. and it le probable that an won
an the iaeane ward to occupied that the
loll )rleoa will he lhhted by that
~ m. either by mar obtained from
the liertiurd lliectrie in» company":
Marko- apiaatoa the premieee.
“Whveeotyet decided to
m an electric pleat. on account
it
i
E
1.3
a: a;
“MRI? Gilli”.
hilow are canton of attache which
‘ ,turlteyeettheleeteaeteeeatoa-
Miler”. '
.Ney n. it": hook. i: eeiea»
militate. "we; more-
‘ "Giving Thanka."
line.
Mutation—The Mule Pilgrim Haiti.
Plane collinear of u: “in.
, O 7 »
‘ ‘ Am We. .
Little orphy.
Chornanltew lnglaed.
‘iei‘ng Dinner.
llortle Davie. allot-d Clark. hound
“ ”or. Glare Kraetner.
Violin filth ‘
Recitation-one Sea “elite Whleper.
label helm.
Rectum—mm Turkey.
4 ~ Arthur Underwood.
Recitationn'i'henhagiving Joye.
Thoma- Nlhll.
Chorus—Lullaby.
. ‘ Grade 8.
Recitation—The Pilgrim Fethen.
Frank Flinn.
Piano Solon-Fifth Nocturne.
Richard Vogier.
Recitation—The Pilgrim Fathere‘
Story oi the Fir-t Thankclving.
. Elisa Baldwin.
Chortle—Over the River.
By the School.
A Dwain” oi eaercieee will also
be rendered by the pupiie of the Union
street annex. under the direction of
lilaeee Monaco and Tollee.
At the Concord etreet school. at 2:15
p. to. this programme will be reu-
tiered:
Bought)“ a Little Child. etc.
By the School.
”A Welcome ”day."
Nana Plereea.
Reclaim
’ Vera Sherwood.
Song—Wing Day,
By the School.
_ acumen w lch the .
mu 1M on w i
All Eeieyable Adair in Charge ref ‘
lire. Creel, eithe Enter
teleieg Committee.
renounce convention,
. “A I“
Delagdeatohelleoeadet a fleeting
thie Minuet-mad em
anew-Imam
‘ mum '
The card party at the Central club
houaetheithotthie-onthgeveeo
much pleaeure to the particlpante that
they concluded to make an engegement
to play every two weeke. inviting all
other membere oi the club to partlcl~
pate. ltwaaieithythehoardotdi-
rectore that the club money ahould not.
be epent tor- prleea. eo thoee who were
to play euhecribed a tritium tum. Yea-
terdey there were eight tahiea and the
game eeemed‘ to be much woyed. lire.
G. W. Cram. chairman of the actor-
talnment committee. hae had the their
inchargeandgavetheflretprlanllre.
Swans took thin. and Ira. J. 0. Greg-
ory. who had taken a hand to make up
a table, eecond. Ire. Query inflated
upon giving up the prime. but wae per-
suaded nottodoao.aethemltour
scorer were even and there would have
reunited the drawing of iota. The
whlat club will meet every other lion-
day. and ten or llfteen other membere
have given their name and will he
present hereafter.
The Central club will hold its quer-
teriy meeting thia afternoon. liele~
gains will be appointed to the atate
Federation convention. to take place
at the North chapel. Britkeport. De—
cember 8. A nominating committee
will aieo be appointed. The atate con-
vention will open at 10:80 a. m.. and
prior to that. at 9:46. the council will
hold e epeclal meeting. The Woman'a
club will alao be repreaented.
Guatav lmhoi.
I
Lizzie Ilayhew.
"The Turkey'e lament."
Annie Vonenia.
Caliethenica.
"Too Much Thanhlllvlng Pic."
hlary Bradley.
"Over and Over hgain."
Lillian William.
Song,
By the School.
”Story of a Seed."
Five Pupiia.
"At Grandmother'e Farm."
Janice Honahen.
Sour—Lullaby.
lrene hit-Gee.
"Thank-giving Coulee Again."
Clara Palmer.
“The squirrel'a Phlloaophy."
Katie Ireland.
"Prettleet Little Song of All."
Concord school Choir.
"Thankeglvlng Joye."
Blue Cooler.
90nd.
By the School.
At e: lo a. in. tomorrow the following
programme'wiil be given at the Con.
cord etuet kindergarten. under the di~
notion of illea ldythe I. :
.lleag-vl'hther. We Thanh ee.
loagm-Ood. flake Ily Life a Little
Light.
Recitation-qt Thumlviag thaner.
Soar-One. There Wee a Little Kitty.
Ilene—«lame iaek l'reet.
Hagar We leuirrel.
lly the lehool.
floor—We Are Little Gleantre.
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DR. CllAlllt‘ll NBW WATCH.
Won at the Final Ilium-Oil in Colonel
Saundere' Gallery.
The deal elioot-od of the tiea tor
the watch at Horace A. leunden‘
shooting aalievy took place laet eight.
SUPPER AND APRON SALE.
(liven Under the Auepicee oi the La-
tiiea of St. Peter'a Church.
St. Peter“: (lernlnn Evangelical
church, in North Main street. gave a
supper and apron rate in Arlen Hell.
last night. The attendance wee good
and the entertainment waa a aneceee
financially. '
An excellent programme was given
during the evenlngnhder the direction
or Allin Demeck. the muaieal director
and organlet of the church. who favor-
ed the audience with eeveral llnely renv
tiered numbera. hiaetera Willie. Jeaee
and (lodirey Uteinger gave violin
tiueta. accompanied by lilee Lillian
l-‘roeb at the piano. The church choir.
Mien Annie Grebe. Dora Gehrtnann.
litre. 0. Runhe. Anton Bienger and
tluetav Friedrich. were heard in new
oral ueiectloue. The ilertnanle Seeng~
orbund'a double duarlette. Henry and
File Zargea. Anton stenger. (loam
Friedrich, John Noebrlng. Frank Non.
gebauer. George and Adam dinner.
lane Wielly well. litre Allie til-elm
gave a vocal number. and hilae heaeie
Hoifnian a piano polo. hir. Demeek.
liar Nation and hank Becker favored
with a.trlo. and ilieeee Beale illeinger.
Helen and Amelia Denim a decima-
tion. The heater. Rev. 0. Route. made
on addreee. .
The ladle- oi the church eerved aup~
per lo a large number. and it wee
heatiiy euioyed. hater. dancing wee
indulged ta.
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iiT. PAUL'S CHURCH CALINDAH.
Tueaday. the llaughtere of the King
will give an entertainment in the
chapel. and the rector will deliver an
addreee on "Blamed and France."
The Twin City Randell. club will for.
nieh reunite. The meeting or the he.
that eoclety. which la held Wellhea-
daye. will be omitted thie week. Thin-o
' day morning two Thanktalvieg eer-
ii»
i
it
i
iiirii
{‘3}:
r
i
V i
is:
it
vleee will he held. At ‘lzlil o'clock
there will he Holy Gnome-lee aati tit
Jillian.»
w. it
it...
‘St. Paul's church
nual feetivai choir
in the Chapellot On;
Berkeley street. A
more than dlied every ’ ,
ei waa in attendance.
aetectiona given were
ioyed. . '
in addition to them two of
Chariea Bottood'e worke.‘ "Galll'a" and
“By Babylon'e Wavea.” were eung. The
work of the choir wan Wally artle~
tic throughout. and denoted the corn
ecientione training the inembere bane
received under Choirmaeter Robert
itinerant”. , ‘
The eoloieta were lichuman.
soprano: and Leigh linker. tenor.
Both sustained their new in a moat
creditable manner. The aoprauo aolo
and chorue. "Jet-wen." wae one of
the beat aelectlone at the evening.
Edward J. Sim- wee the organiet.
and the choir hen the eugport or a cor-
net and trombone. eeuufitely played.
by Bridgeport mundane.
run LAST orrotlirumrv.
Evangellet hither Will, ii'fll one Story
of Hie Gentleman.
Mr. titer preached e eermon Iaet
night the Booth Norwalh lieptiet
church on the evidencea of peraonai
eaivaiion. in which he ’ehowed very
clearly how one might know the tart
u! one'a per-noel acceptance with God.
The epeclul mueicai featurea of the
service were two duete by air. Luther
and hire. C. F. Bontweil.
Tonight there will heainging by the
male ouartette, and title Bell Robhlna.
daughter of Elev. F. B. Robblne. will
still a note. liter Routine ha been
studying with Prof. Alex Gibeon. and
la aald to be a eweet ainger. Hr. Rob-
blne will participate in lbe eervlcce.
Evengellat Luther will preach on the
aubiect. "The heat Opportunity, or
the Preacher'a Convereloli." He will
tell the etory of Me eonvereion. which
took place during hle college couree.
Subject for Wedneedey evening.
"Bay 80;” for Friday evening, "The
Woret dinner in Town." Beginning
with tonight'e eervice. Mr. Luther will
give a part at the opening eeeelon to
the anewering of question». Anyone
may bend in the ourutlone at any time.
Tonight. at 7 o'clock. the teachers in
the Sunday aehool are all realleeted to
meet iii the lecture month to decide
about Chrietmaa entertainment. The
trueteea meet tit 1:80 or earlier if poe-
eibie. in the pater": etudy. A mletake
was made in yeeterday'e name no to
the preacher of the Thanhulving eer-
mon. llev. A. ll. Kuvanagh will preach
the eertnon tble year.
WBMWI liltllltli'l‘lflfi.
Hunt e fieluii. the marketmen. have
imaed the old poet-once etore at
Weehiagton elreet and Relimad ave-
nue. now undergoing cxteneive alter-
etloae. and will take Ion Imme.
diateiy upon the to on of the
work. The name of out o Zeiulf in
a neonym oi pueh and. Dmgreeelve-
ueea. They have made an enviable
eueeeae of their market bueiheae. with
elpaliy heeauee they have deaerved it
by rolling the beat of everything iii the
elem line. in their new market.
which. we “me. will he lited up
ll A M ”Di.“ “4 mm" clan.
I". “W I" meow With!
error decree or merrily.
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TRAN CAN 0" 1113 TNAOK.
Trolley car No. i. in charge oi 0on-
dm Peter H. litter and Wm
Allelllert I. Purifieli. MIMI the M
atlheweetenllot the Waehllieiuo
m brine at I o'clock title laure-
ag. dealer or in minute- wee
eeeaee in M
- reliant an unknown negro
“*liiiiiiii7iiXIiii
admit. tone rum
, Henry Octet with e iliikiog
m
‘ ‘ . jury-roe rat racer CASE.
om wleh. Doom. Nov. 23.—~An ee-
eauit which We to become a
murder. was committed in Quaker
hitheatanearlyhourlaetevening.
the victim being a tamer named lien~
ry Oatea. aged tit yeera. and hie ae-
ot the tool-
lotto type. ‘ , ,.
Quaker Ridge lea tiny letti
cated in the northern eectlon of the
town' of Greenwich. about five miloa
from the center.
For twenty-novel: yeara Henry Ontee
line had charge or the farm of Ira.
Chariee Savage. Leet evening between
Bandeo’clochOateewenttothebar-n
and proceeded, to milk the cowa. While
he wae at hie work there came a knock‘
onthebarndoorandln reaponaotohie
automate a big negro entered. Farmer
Oatea in, of gigantic athlete. and accord‘
ing to hie deacription of hla aeaallfant
tbenegroieaimoataelarge. Thecol-
ored mun naked Oatee if he had work
to give him. and the (armor replied
negatively. The two talked until Oatee
bed liniebed milking. and aa the farm-
er left hie milking etool the negro
without warning coined the atool end
tolled Oetee to the door with a fierce
blow. How many timee he atrnck
him to not known, but he rilled Oetee'
pocketa. aecurlng ti few nichele. etc,
and left. ,
The etrleken tanner wae unconnloue
reconnection. hutilnaliynaaagedto
crawl to the ferrehonee. ill-e. Savage.
who la about eighty year: of age.
tireeaed the man's wounde and lloally
succeeded in giving the alarm.
Deputy some Fitzroy was notified
shortly before midnight. and with Dr.
Schnell went to Quaker Ridge. The
pbyelciun found that Oates bud sue~
mined a compound fracture ol- the
skull. and the bones of his jaws were
unlimited.
The pbyelclnn expreeeed the opinion
that the mug, in likely to die at any
time. The authoritlee are searching
for the negro. who. in hie converentlon
with Oatee. eaid be boiled lrorn White
Plains. N. Y. No clue hue been ob-
tained no for.
DIED DURING THE NIGHT.
The Young Stamford Woman Who We:
Found linconacioua in New York.
Stamford, Conn. Nov. 23.-The wo-
men who wee found in on unconneioue
rendition on the ureete of New York.
iaei night. und whoee death out-curred
in a New York boepitul during the
night. provee to be Elisabeth Heifer»
thy. daughter of Patrick hicCarthy. or
No. 9 Cottage place. thie city. She wee
28 yeara at age and for Me yeare had
worked as a domeatic in vurioue plat-ea
in New York. Her lateet poeition was
one at lilo Weat 130th etreet. She vie-
ited Stamford for the teat time three
three weehe ago.
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SECURING A JURY.
’l‘uieeuten Accepted by Beth tildee
lo the Thorn Caae.
New York. Nov. 28.——-Tbe work at ae-
t-urlng a Jury to try Martin Thorn for
the murder oi William tiuidenauppe
wee mottled in Long inland City to-
day. The intereet in the trial hue
abated eoinewhet. but it will probably
be revived an the can prooeede. The
tire! laieenien called today wee Nich-
oiue Iglobe a carpenter of Freeport.
end wee accepted by both elliea an
the Mill tum. .
Theolury wee completed at 18:“ and
the court took e reeeee.
Wm
runneaotvxuo Million
A game of football in plumbed for
Wiring. Day to Norwalk Perk.
‘0‘.
new.
mono
bylaooblleytou. ’
muonm L " menu.
Aflethei'ilgillflohoroflhehhiver—
uryofllulilrthday. ,, .
Alargenulnheref‘h'lendeotilre.
(inhertflortcnleoderedheraeorprlee
Grace. Ille- liamie Horton. Ir. and.
hire. Norrie. Mr. and Ira Fielder. Kr.
and hire. Vail. lir. end Ire. ,Thompaon.
at South Wilton. lira Reboot. Ilr. and
hire. Seymour. of Birkedeld. .
The gathering broke up > about 3
o'clock thle morning.
I Mil. HITCHELL'B NEW OFFICE.
Cosy. Bright. Cheerful. and o Cmdlt to
Hie Enterprlee;
The new once at 48 Wall etreet
opened yeaterday by F. W. Hitchell. ie
without exception the moat cheelul
and attractive one in town. The atore.
which wae originally dark and gloomy.
baa been painted white and varnlahed.
The liner he been covered with oil-
cioth and ruge. The room ha been
divided into several apartmenta with
railings. William Cehiil, the new
denier, hae‘u aloud to the left, ill! the
aide the door. ‘ Then there la the Glee
of Mitchell & Son. real eehte hrokore
and auctioneers. and another once of
the Norwallr Opera Boa-a
m
‘lnent. There la a liberal manly of
comfortable furniture in the clone.
and on the walla are anneal handle!
worha of art. hlr. NW Hutu afl
bte triende to call upon him olden.-
lne hie new oilce. or which he {all
iuetly proud.
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SPECIAL mwu NEETING.
A epeeiai town meeting will be held
in the Town Home tenthtto act upon
a petition to recon-leer the action tau-
enatareoentmeetingtowldenthe
Wall street bridge. The call includee
u propoeitlon to build an iron exten-
eion to the present structure. in one
the motion on the petition to peeled.
—.__.._._____
DEATH 0!" M88. 0. 8. GRIYIIMAN.
Lenora M. Hyatt. wife of George 8.
Grumman. died at her home. 7 Went
Main street. about 5 o'clock thie morn-
ing. after u brie! illneee. lire. Grum-
man was 32 yenra at age. She leave-
no family. Arrangementa for the limo
crnl have not yet been made.
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The Catholic Benevolent Legion will
meet tonight.
«M...
Samuel ('mnatock. .lr.. tho grocer, at
72 North hinin alreet. is lined tor
’l‘benkegiving with a choice array oi
all the linings that go with the turkey.
celery. white grapes. ilge. doles. or-
nngee and note mey here be found in
abundance. freah in quality and rea-
Ionahie in price.
M
"Fancy ewcet potatoea. 80c pk.:eeod~
ml reielnu. lib. package. it) c; (lope God
cranberries». 7c qt. 4 ole. tor 25c; ril-
mn. orenge and lemon peel. illc "h: 30
line. granulated auger. 8!. New York
Grocery company.
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Richard Carey wee tendered a attr-
priae party illet light. at hie home in
(lonndtlcut avenue. A kilo hit-her
oi lrienda were breeeat and a load
time ie reported.
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m’l‘ho tiemauia Beengemuud bee
engaged Hr. William Barteie. from
New York. tenor. and ill-e Anne Har-
iigen. from bridgeport. aopreno. ea
militate for their concert. One of the
main number- on tbe'prcgvetnine ie
the "Heavena are Telling." (Sutton.
one by a chorue of lily-Ive Voloee.
iotete. Mr. William liertele. tenor:
itiee Anna Hertlgan. Ionrano; llr.
here.
‘e W
ital-hm at Butler lathe. l. 0. ii. it.
are moaned to leave their We:
tor ill! MM. WW Ml“. It
the Athletic club meme home time «or
«mammal. autumn-stew!
eel Harrie ladle. of m will
come over lilo atreeg. and a huge
turnout (if low! when ll hi” the
hated. it in probable-that “We“
three and tour. huetlred Million,
eiiibeiedeltertheworketthe
room. The
M. inlouthm
me will} buy A choice
(503148) in one of
streete 1
WT Houee lately - ,_
Dr. B we on Riven“!
improv mente. ' Apply to
dell. .
To LET “From Deoamb‘w
Lauder' block. not
Bontweli. lnouireot
3. Wllux. .
To LET+From December
61 Weft atreet. next to '1‘
mond'e residence; lint
Tones treel. and honae a.
street; ouec 28'0“! m. ~
provemtlute. Apply to , '
Knapp. j
'ro Lev-Johann: 1 room
rent on? Quinton! place.
One ml die from trolley.
:10 per onth until April I. e
of F. E. Quintard. l“ m"
Norwulh. -
'ro LET-«Home. lo Lowe M
roome: Improvements In.
or Edwin Wilcox.
'ro Rent—Cottage at No. I“ ‘
Place. ill! modern ooa _
Rent oderate. ‘ ’
tliniely. iluuuire o!
Lynne. \ .
TO LET Seven roome. l1 ,
avenue; liueio Hail block...
forofl :llret Mailing ‘ ’
Woodwa d avenue: Int he
rooma. ‘o.1lianfordm V,
cold we r: not door. Item
to Unto etreet. ma. ‘
+0“ ate-mo heave.
hurrittavenae: aleoelam f ,
ill Quint avenue. ‘ ll.’
m r. o: ark. it couture m
Nli'Nllm ‘ poohetheoh ; "
email all not of m. m ,
owner o n have it! Wt
unhackeo ii . m ‘
title It" rtleemeut.
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