ehneiderehly the heevler. end
Interline tron-the outeet indicat-
thetthey knew the genie oi beahet
. The Norwelhe did not go into
with any enticintlongleeor—
, " buttboueht theywooleheeetle-
‘ Vtohoid their opponeatedown to
., mm werenoppy throughout.
m in the first he” helne
, .. entire deieulvetoheepthe
_ hoodlum 'l'hellrooltlrn—
thpewelxgooie inthleheli, mah-
H We poinll. end it. looked he
enters in the Y. it. c. A. pier. end.
pruning by them. put up egame eo
liter than the viaiting teem wee only
file to ecore iour pointe. The No!“
wnlhe eeoured u like number. both
goaie being thrown by Rench. It would
he dllcnlt to single out any individ-
. ’n'ai pleyer and tommend him for clev-
“wworh. The playing oi enoh member
ill thirteen wee superb. at time. elic-
lfihg ringing ppleueemll were agreed
thet Com 1” bee the materiel ior
oi. oi the beet teeme in the hetero
,. mile. The line-up eid ” ’ oi
- . Che ecore ie ee ioilowe:
Lockwood: R. F.
' m . L. F.
Irotherton. .
0km. L. 0. Heel
' from field. first bell: Brooklyn
.-llrlunmond. l; Veientine. i: Conn.
.1: Heel. 1. Norwalltwiocltwood. l.
Goele from iield. eocond hall: Drooli-
lyn—Velentine. z. Norwellt—‘neuch. 2.
Umpiree. licKey end Pointer; rei-
eree. filth: eooror. ileudriohe.
”Min teem ieconlpoeell ole
heeletotyoung meo.whouede n
noel mm here. on their playing
wee clean end devoid oi e tingle ob-
mahie ieeturo. lieneger Godfrey
. will try and errengo another genre
the name teem. either in Brook-
W or Norwellt.
A pleeelhg innovetion oi laet night‘e
‘ wee much: by the Twin City
7 , club. which pieyed eolne oi
m eelectlone. to the great do-
” oi the eudience.
A: elolnt oorpe oi uehere. under
the direct!» cl Certain noee. eoeled
the people without centurion.
I‘LL OF THE Slut wonne.
the Deane in Arlen Hell.
lint tunnel hell or the hilt
My
liorwethheheid
,heiiieetelgin. Therein-e
,. newton Ii
WIN“. loath
KNIGHTS OF (SWAIN-RUE.
Blectioe crooner- my men. Fol-
lowed by e Smoker.
Cetholic Union council. Knighte oi
Columbue. elected the ioiiowing on-
core .et their normal meeting in
Knights of Columbne Hell lent night:
Greed Knight—David meherty.
Deputy Grend' Knight—John lo-
Glinn.
Fineneiel Secretary—d}. C. il'eeney.
Recording Secretory—William H'.
Hickey. ‘
Trounrer—Edwerd J. Finnegen.
Cheplele—Rev. l. W. Barry.
[lecturer-4o» 1‘. Home.
Werner—l. Glenn.
Chenoelmnearyflehee. .
Advmm It. upland.
lneide Wane tore.
Outside We“ Mill.”
Phyeldew—Dr. W- 3. M.
Trueteea—dahe ‘ ,
Editor Evening sentinelz~ln your
lune thin evening 1 notice e communi-
cation from "lnonlrer." no not only
inquireehow bueineee they he imlll‘oV-
ed end laboring men end women inr-
niehed with work. but enewerethoee
queetione himeeli. Hie notation in
either to keep aha-toning the houreoi
labor until there ie work ior all. or
eleo "hunch out lehor eevlng moonin-
ery." The “eubleot ie a. big one.” an
be eeye. lo “ln‘onirn” euro thet he bee
taken in much oi it? it. eeeine to me
thet hiepropoaitlon la eimply one to
run I. tilt with civiiieation. i think
there would he very little doubt oi the
duel reeult. ii there were end “in-
qulrer" end othere oi hie way oi think-
ing ehouid eucceod in leeeenlng the.
amount oi lehor done in the world.
would the reenlt be on improvement in
the condition or lebbrlng people? ' la
the true friend of the lehorlng 'Inan
end oi human weltere in general the
one who would mete labor more elli-
cient or teen eliclent‘.’ it eeeme to the
writer that the more elective humen
otterte are made. whether by labor-
- raving niechinory or ‘othorwiee. the
. Whitman.
D. A. R. TEA PARTY.
'l‘o Obeerve the Annimeery oi e No-
table Occeaton.
The D. A 11. meeting. Thundey. oc-
cure on the ennlverenry oi the iamoue
"Benton tea party,” end in honor oi
the occeeion tee will be poured by a
deecendent oi one oi the men who
helped to mix the tee. with the weter
on that memorable oeceeion. ii the
fair deecendant oi thle hero encoeede
ea well in her tee~meltlng ee her breve
nuceetor did in hie tee-tempering in
Boeton harbor. the Deughtere may
make eure oi some tempting exemplee
oi the "cup thet cheere" neet 'l‘hure-
dey afternoon.
The envrqente. hire. 1‘. K. Noble end
hire. it. 1. Bill. will be the eneete oi
the new regent. lire. Samuel R. Weed.
at the meeting. Rev. C. it. Belleclt.
who will mute the eddreee. hee eleo
been invited to drlnltltee with the per-
tv.
Committee will be eppolnted by the
regent.
WONAN’B BOARD MEETING.
A Comprehenelve Report Given by
lire. Gerald ii. Beard.
lire Gerald ll. Beerd. oi South Nor»
wells. read a very admirebie paper.
which gave a condoned yet compre-
heneive report at the three-deye'
meeting oi the Woman’ Board. recon»
ly held in New Motion. end elicited
the heerty epprecietton oi the goodly.
eleed eudlence oi ledlee who eeeembled
er the meeting oi the Central union
oi King'e Doughtere at the ll‘lret Con-
ventional chepel heturdey.
The epic. "Come Unto lie." eeng by
lire. Aloe I. (llheon. geve lull eeope
to the renge oi the einger'e one com
”'9. Wilt lam“.
'ihere wee e eluht elleteile to reel
Iy euggeetloo to "innnll‘er" ie that
toothed oi trying to Iimlnleh the
emoontoiworhdoneintheworld.»
inquire whether it he not true wiedoln
to etudy how to edupt oureelvee to
«stronger! and improved condition. I!
“inquirer” imaginee that people were
better oil. an int he netlonel contour
and advantages are concerned. iiity
or one hundred yeere ago. then they
are under preeent conditions. i beg
leove to moet directly and pointedly
dleegree with him. i commend‘ to
"Inquirer" I further and more com»
prehenelve etudy oi thie "big subject."
There my be my thing- in it not
dreamed of in hle phlloeophy. With
incroaelng knowledge he may be leee
iorwerd to propose remediee. The!
wee e good mexim oi Davy Crochett'e.
"Firet be lure you ere right. then go
eheed.
in conclueion nllow me to etale that
i would not have anything in the
iuregolng conetrued into leclt oi eyln»
pethy for any deeervlng poreon out oi
employment. There in no lack oi
ltlndneee in the couneel to look indie
to the iece. in the long run “the
truth. the whole truth end nothing but
the truth" will help on.
REASON.
South Norweih. Conn. Doc. it. it".
ANOTHER. REPLY.
Editor Evening Sentinelwl beard
Frenlt A. Ferrie' epeech end hove reed
the reply to it by “indium." lie goee
on to ear thet the increeeed ieciiltioe
ior throwing all work by machinery
ere euch thet every day thoueende are
thrown out at work. Now. in my
opinion. the only way to overcome the
dllhculty in by decreeelng the heart oi
labor. Nelle eight boure e day’e work
by law. end it that done not put all the
people to worh. then reduce the houre
to ole; li thet doee not put all the
people to work. keep on reducing the
bout-e until ell have worlt. Very good
eeiereeitnoee.hutltdoeenoteo
enywhere. in the am piece. "inquir-
er" bee not taken into eooelderetioe
thet the getee oi the notion ere open to
the emigration oi the world. in the
mud piece. he hoe not leltee into
”It e little om nee holder million
oi‘doilere in gold. which worlte do n
now-
in the eecoud and third rodndh. in
ovoid punt-lingual. Carmen ‘ ‘ ‘ tee.-
onenily clinch. lathe fourth
both men etrneh in a when;
etrihing llret end Smith ‘
German claimed a tool. which
elitlwed. Soon mm ,
clinched Ind. threw Smitten 1,.“
ehout to etrlhe him while he one on
the door. when the m annulled. in
the next round Got-men m loot
hle bend, end 8min: tended right end
leit et will. (lumen clinched he droid
puniehment end immedletely rennet»
ed to hie wreetling tectice. throwing
Smith and onto ottemptlng to etrihe
him while down. when. the m
"Brooklyn" Jimmy Carroll; ruehedjln
end eenereted the men. out! mi-
dedvilormen. ’i‘he‘orrfldhfie into
the ring and the the audience upreae-
ed their feeling: in a very filohounoed
IIIIIIIOI'.
no.1. AGMNé'l‘ Wines
Plelnville Night on Well Put it Down
in the Lint oilhoeecu.
A Pleinville dispatch eeye: Pinio-
vllle Mid, ere eutgrieed to leere that
Devld Weehe wee hello ehont m
beioro the murder oi George Nichole
in company with it man who'le now
suppoeed to have been Boiney. hie ac-
compllce in crime. Weeks was hurt
in town end sent to the Hertiord hos-
pllel at the towu'e expenee. While in
Plelnvllle he wee crooning the irolghi
riding of the New York and New Hn-
van rollroed when u ewitcller struck
him. lie was thought to he uerloue»
ly injured and was haul in Hnrliord.
However. he remeined in the hoepitnl
for only it week and then d‘leeppenrcd.
lie at llret gave e inlee name. but in
Hartiord gnve David Woelte or bill
right name. end Huntington on his
home. Selectmen lleldon says that he
paid $6 treat the town treeeury ior
Woeke' care in the boopltel. and nub.
Bequently went to Huntington to col~
lent the bill oi Weeks. but lulled to
and him there. ,
OLSEN UNABLE TO APPEAR
Decor Oleen. oi Hoyt etreet. eeye it
won hie brother Theodore who was not
upon end etebbcd by Hungerlene lnet
Seturdey night. inlfipringwood. lio
lute tour or five wounde in hie hood
and one at hie euro in bedly out. He in
no bediy injured thet he wee unebie to
appear in court thie morning. end the
canon of the Hungerlene who were or-
mled for the ueeeult were» continued
until tomorow morning at 9 o'clock.
Oieen'e wounde were droeeed by Dr.
Clerk. flundey eiternoon.
ammo THE CLAIM.
Attorney George H. Voeburgh. Jr..
yeeierdey bed Countable Lynch etteoh
the Corrie V.. en oyeter boat belonging
to Stephen it. Need. to more it cleinl
of 037 to lever or Allen ilbefler. The
claim hee been etendlng over three
yeere. llr. Reed eettled the claim in
the etternoon end the ottechnlent wee
relented.
tilt. uorr To APPIAI.
W. D. iloyt. deuodeat in the divorce
oeee oi Hoyt re. lloyt. hee lnetructed
hie ettorney to eppeel hole the deci-
eloe oirtlle our. in which the pinin-
til wee given it divorce end ewerded
alimony emulating to 31.000. room
here been eerred on lir. i-loyt. ettech.
leg the full met at the alimony»
Denhnry item.
lilhhlnAi'liflm'l‘lil.
Aprieerooeter.whinhheelleeeoo
exhibition etehe W WW
Mil Moth depotyelletdey‘ otters
nonelenllewuthetreoiimherehe
trotted until tho 1 o'clock mentioned
with elreeh end inetentiy lulled
It.
MWWINWOW
,menwma toe rut.
“m on“
by m 3.
mm
Mll-
y lilohelelielder. ‘ ..
[Milli-mild
r arm
WWI-him
filled oivtho Home or pvee
will hr‘preeeetedhrfloeehenheed end
, elem-lets- on, the would» on
_rnn.mo.mm ’
At meant the lionee ie proceeding
under the rolee‘ot two yeere ago. The
proeent nhrnoee lo invention the old
mice without important chengee. Rep-
reeontative Barret. oi llaeeechueette.
ietohegiveoeheeringeteneerlydey
on’two emendmente which be pro-
poeee. Onooitheeeaoehetogive the
minority lager righte then it enjoy-
et preeent in preeentlng amendment
end mutant. and in eecurlng time
during debate. Although not a mole-
ber oi the uni-minority. 1k. Bel-rot
eeye thet an e matter oi telrneee the
when ehould he changed to give the
minority no opportunity to he heard.
end have he propoeition voted upon.
lie ie eleo urging e chenge 'by' which
an amendment to an epproprietlon bill
will be in order when the
euhieot bee been noted ' on
invorebly in either hoeee or bee been
recommended by the heed oi e depen-
lllent. At preeent the mine erpvery
etriet egelnfi emenduente oi thle‘ M
rectorcend individual mInhera have
little {allude in eecuring addition to
the appropriation hille. Nr. Barret‘e
extended service no upenkor of thc
diamond-cite bounc- oi represent»
lives glvee added weight to the Chen»
gee be to urging. elthougll it in not ex-
ported that they will he favorably
considered by the committee. in view
or published reports that Mr. Reed
was training a rule lleolgnod to cut all
"riders" to appropriation bills origilfli-
ting in the Senate, it is stated by
one inmlllnr will: the epeulter‘s vii-ml
that he has not (onlemplntcd any such
lll‘iImMII le pointed out. aim. that tho
House could not by rule limit the
right at the Senate on to melting
amendmente in the form of "riders"
or otherwise. When such amend-
ments come ovcr from the Scuttle. the
Home in obliged to not on them. by
concurring. or lion—concurring. and it
in hinted lbet lillu notion could not ho
changed to abridge the rights oi the
Senate. ‘
A national benhruploy bill similar
in its eubetentlel "volume to the illn-
dermn-Cuibereon bill peeeed by the
House lent echelon. will be reported to
the Hound thin week. The committee
believe ite proepeot of being enacted
into lew le good. it the meeeure le
pieced on the eintute hooiiu it will be
the dret time n notional bankruptcy
lew nee exieted tor ebout n were at
yeere. end It will lelte the place oi the
bankruptcy oi the eeverei eletee.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN LEAGI'E.
Chicago. lll.. Dec. ilk—The next en-
minl convention oi the Netlouel lie-
piiblican League will he held at Omn—
lle. June livid. The exact dete hue
been left open to roll the convenience
at the Omaha committee. but liecrtery
M. .l. Bowling hell received informa-
tion iroln Cherlee it. Winter. prudent
oi the Nebreehe brunch oi the league.
thet the above dete bed been delinlte-
ly eelecieil.
communion PLANI.
Chime. lit. Dec. li.-0mnteender
end lire. Booth-Tucker outiined their
culmination plot: to e Inigo meeting et
delaetton Army heedouertere leet
night. Inhoriptlone to the amount oi
310.000 were molved heinre the clone
oi the meeting.
Nil“ OWNNR KILL! lillillhl‘.
City. In, bee. ilk-Cherie!
ll tun. egell lily-live yeere. once
it weelthr nine owner. that and lulled
him’eeli at hie inner here. Dayan.
delicy over buelneee rerereee and ill
health.
Jill? fittili ALAINA.
M We "Mr. M “out“.
Wflhimuld‘floflibh W
mlmmumeeerlyell
,rtwfleheremmm” end
MW
‘ieteroiwerJehoretireiromgniltide.
my in. new m
tlon lo Improvements.
Nedrid. Dec. li.—-Tho minioter oi
merino. Admirel Ber-mole. in paying
urgent attention to the improvement
of the Bpanleh. navy. - -
It in ennounced thetgoenorel Anter-
rage. the late premier and former mie-
em will buy a eheiee
(501148) in‘ one It
The managing committee or the (ion-
eorvetlvoa bee decided to dleeolve. tilt: '
party dividing between Senor: Sylveie
ind Robledo. ' .
- Weyler received the leedere oi lh.
Cuban ltolornllete. It the opening ‘
the Carlee will demand th trio!
Genet-oi Weyler. '
BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION
' FAIRS. '
Weettleld. lieu. Dec. li.—-—l~ienry C.
lilies and Henry C. Hyde. receivere for
the Boy Stole Beneficiary eeeocletlon.
oi Woetdeld. have filed their iiret re-
port oi the edeire oi the eeeocletlon
with the Supreme Judiciel Court The
report covere their operation troll
the time they took charge oi the emo—
cluiion’n buelneoe. November 12. till
the receivership wee mode permenent.
The report shown total We in the
recclvoru' poeeeeelon of $14,876.46. The
receivers have paid out 8582.03 tor or
reason. lonvlng 814.2%.” cosh on
land.
AUSTRALIAN CRICKET MATCH.
Sydney. N. 8. W.. Dec. le.-——-'l‘he
match bctwoon the Englieli cricket
team and all Australian eleven. which
begun yeelerdny. well continued todey.
when the visitors were all out for bi
nine. The home pleyere then went to
the bet in their llret inninge end oi the
clueo of play had scored 88 rune let
live wicket» down. Prince itenjiteln-
ghl mode ill rune. the highoot individ-
ual ecore e0 inr mode in the mulch.
lN’l'ENillcl‘l TO KILL WEYlJlit.
liedrid. Dec. ii~—-A euppoeod enerch-
let. dietingulehed tie it woman. wee re-
cently iouod with halide end feet tied
in n ditch near Saragoeee. The men
traveled on the name train on General
Weyler. end it ie believed he intended
to hill the general. but that owing to
hie inllure to do an other enarehiete
pinionod bllu end left him to hie tale.
No‘r UNDER CONTROL
Plymouth. ling“ Dec. it.--1'he
{I’Qnt‘h line eleenler [4 Ton”. Cep-
n Seoul". from New York on Dec.
6 ior Hum. end which ehonld have
arrived there on hundey morning.
plopped oil the Lleerd when ehe
reached there et izlil title morning.
end eignelled thet ehe wee not under
control.
lllllld) llP A TOWN.
Il’ergo. N. 0.. Dec. lee-Two mulled
men mede e told on the town oi Ar-
eueville. least eight. held up the ocean
pente oi nevi-rel m end endured
eererel hundred deliere. A poeee to
to vomit oi the thievee.
liAlhll) ‘l‘iiltih semen
Chicago. lll.. lied. .le—«tthmee eh
dermell releed their eaterie- iron I
eweehtoiiMeyeei-Ieetnlght. The
ordinance which ”pitched lt wee
peeeednndereeueoeeelneoithrreiee‘
byevnteoilltoi.
TOIUPI‘MWAM
n. 4
etreete oi Ineth I . '-
fln. .
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avenue; we.» .
for olllcee; drlt
59 Woodward even
roo-e. No. lit Union
Woodward.
1‘0 RENT—Flat elx mould
Block. cert end
South Norwnllt.
agent.
1'. it!
re Lnr~rrom
'l‘ollee etreet. en 7
etret: houee 18 Day I”
provemente. Appy
Knapp.
W eeieontnaeil ~ .
VIOLIN TEACHER. ‘
J, A. :zt.
For tonne apply at I!
one. Norwelk. Conn.
SPECIAL SALE of m
t-loclie. mueicel i '
log. Pricee low. low .«
cording to value. W
old gold. ellver and W
h‘elnberg. l“
bride:
uuoxu wanton m W
Bell Freneieoo. Ben. [M
Young. oi the Quintin "
me. club. hrohe the]
with the line rile It the
tier nor rm
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