Evening sentinel, Saturday, December 18, 1897 · page 3

 

 

 
 

.mble dispsrlty in the

alarm Museums-n

. oldpwltilsmmormssusm
sstlmitbds’ti‘rorniltoilyesrs.

Mm or three months ago the

Rent wss hinted st. andélgi: not

en-

minor wss persistently circulated.
vsr. owing to the social prominence
“tum who is s sister of Benn:

fit» it. A. Hanna end who has been
my native to social sod ohsritsble ut-
Ms here.

' “Wattles- Baldwin is the non of Judse
V 0. ledwin. formerly ot the United

hiatus ell-cult court. and the (unity is
mounted with some of the proudest
new England tsmilies. When the en‘-
Metit was announced Baldwin's
.lnllther was bitterly opposed to the

 

J,- flint the age of the bride exceeded that
of the groom The son, however. wss
hot swerved in his devotion to Miss
Sfisnns. and the mother. it not wholly
withdrawing her objections. has abun-
doned the idea or prosecuting them.
fielded: a sensible toilet.

_ Baldwin is a very sensible young {el-
‘ low, deeply engrossed in his law stud-
ies. Hewbemonns the (not that he looks

so young. because it hampers him ln-v

, his profession. Baldwin was asked to-
day whether the visit of Miss Henna
. to New York at the present time was
(or the purpose ot purchasing the
Museum He smiled at the question
sud announced that there Would be no
.necessity for s tmussenu. so quiet and
simple would be the ceremony.
flies Lillian Hanna in personal np~
. neurones is very much like her distin-
guished brother. She is short. and. like
her dance. is a pronounced blonde. lie-:-
on- are blue. her nose retmusse and
her oheehs full and rounded. She is
physically very energetic and hes all 0!
her brother's aggressive characterlatlrn
in management. She is president at the
Fortnightly club, the loading musical
organisation among the society people
or the oily. and has by persistent effort
made the concerts conducted under the
auspices of the club financial anomalies.
The precarious condition of Baldwin's
heslth s year or two ago net‘essltail-(l
S his removal to Colorado, and later to
the more balmy atmosphere of Georgia.
He spent the winter st Thonmsvlllo.
which is the resort of the Rounds. and
there met Lillian Bonnet They WPi’e
together much or the time. and horse—
bsclt riding was a particular delight to
both at them. snd many a cantor was
tslten across the. country. The no-
qpslntsnoeshlp ripened into a dealer
testis. Ind upon the return of both
parties to Cleveland. Bald‘l‘vln became a
constant visitor at the Hanna home, on
Prospect street. The couple have been
much together since at social affairs.

list“: It!“ to Break Joli.
Stroudshurg, Pm. Dec. lii.——ilold but
unsuccessful plans to escape imm juil
. were made by '1‘. Charles Really. the
ones prominent Chicago lawyer, former
supreme secretary of the A. P. A. and
tan-principal of the Goldwater (Mil-h.)
schools. A member ‘oi the family oi
filler"! Learn overheard n. tulk between
neatly and his jail companion, Hurry
. Howard. snd upon investigation letters
were found that were written in jail.
by Benny to Howard. The latter utter.
ward contended the plot to District At-
torney John B. Williams. ileulty wnu
recently sentenoed to iii months in the
Eastern penitentiary for forging a «bull.
and will be taken to Philadelphia early
next week. The plot to vol-ope was to
have Mrs. Rousrd visit the Jull with
saws.

 

.....

fourth Cisss Munster-I.

Wsshlugton. Dev. lll.-—The following
fourth elm mutmuulers hthll‘bt't’ll sp-
planted:

Mnsylvsnisncadls. J W. Prince:
”until. C. 8. Herdershot; Filmy. i-l. it
diam: Hsnlln Station. w. J. Psrkhill:
Herrick Center. ll. 'l‘lnpley; Keepvlllr.
A. K. lit-Mimi; Monot‘uoy Station, F. ll.
Pulls; New oxford. W. H. Emmet-l:

rryvllle. Msrinn .l. linyder; lib-hells,
thJ. Hointslelnnn; tihoshequin. W. M.
Snyder: 'l‘routvllle. 'l‘. J. curry; Wilm-
oum. (3. n. mien.

New Ylirllwttinreul-o. F. ii. Parker;
cuddobackville. it. C. Jackson: Nomi».
H. W.‘ Wheat: North' lllmuioll, t'. h.
Rinses; Pillow! Post. li‘ t‘. Wilcox;
Presto-.1. it. Bennett; iioulh lirsdiord
Willism Lsmphler; Vestal, Album De.
‘ this.

 

Mil st assassin Weed.

New Yorlt‘. nor. lt.~l.leuionsnt Wil-
llsm Msswsil wind. 1?. it. it. died sud-
denly oi hosrt disease at his resident-o
user New Rochelle. Lieutenant Winn!
smiusiod from the Novel sosdelny in
on sud ms 41 yum old. lie ltsd seen
Illicit sol sol-vim upon all stallions and
, who also on my scientific deislls. its

invented the celebrated «My wally

lot launching lltelmais trots ships

'dl. III: also museum iremsltlng m.
1 Julius in use upon many vessels soil the
, W oi weldlnn mulls by slsotmitr
fl M to mllltsry proisotllss sud

M r purposes. M the little at ill!
and 1&3th Wood wss dotsilod Oil
more. duty st summer dons. ‘

Xmoumunam

hoist.
’o vessels the Will «oust: suite-
#3 unfit-tum hungm sullty rsSw out:
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m” “were;
” its
about time ween ego. MM!)
misunddmbmsoohmx ,,
em inter summoned to s
the nullity slut punished. .
M the lutermstlon ,
radon use WI! "slush
in... so mores w'ss furnished by a
_ member of their class nsmed Hum-

1‘3is you“ sun’s triads attend him.

 
 

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but the word not throughout the cob
lose thst it. was guilty 0! "pesohing"
The members 0! the sophomore class.
proceeded in vsrlous says to limits the
young men s lite unenlnmrtsbls. A Work-
or ten days sgo s sophomore-voile on
those disciplined by the faculty for the:
honing ol' the treshntsn~meetlng Hum.
berger. taxed him with being a traitor!
snd than tilts-bod him severely
0n Wednesdsy night inst three or the
senior class went to Runabout-rs room. ’
While they were in the room and it ill
claimed. premrlng to direct the young!
men through what uouid doumlc. is!
have proved one of the most exciting
periods in his life. the proctor entered.
The persecution of the young man by
his classmstes was known to the lac-
ulty and it watch bed been set. ‘
Instead of sophomores, however. the
proctor surprised Undergraduates .l.
Meredith. E. \‘l’yckuff and G. Scott. all
of the senior class. and oil standing
high in their studies. This latter {out
is believed to have saved them from
being expelled. But their records were
untarnlsh‘ed previously and theil
scholarships so high that sllspemtion
was oonslderod suitirient punishment.
All eflort was made to provmlt the
’ matter being known outside the mllege.
i'l‘ho {not that seniors had been pun.
l ished for hazing was too unusual an or-
currenre for the matter not to be talked
about. and within a short time ever)
one almost in Princeton who takes any
interest in college affairs knew of it.
Members at tho senior rinse feel thr-
ai’tair keenly. following as it does with.
in throe’dnys of the notion of the rm».
ulty in rebuking the mass for wrorlr.
ing the gymnasium. This rebuke. like
the suspension or members of the «lam
for hazing. was unprecedented in the
history or the college.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

122 Washington Street,

50. Norwalk.

WELL!

HERE
SW3
ARE
AGAIN l

 

Wages Russell 'l‘e- ?" Cont.

Boston Dec l8. ——’l‘he r‘llreotors of the’
Amosln-ag Msnui‘m luring iompony ol
Mauohosti-r. N. H. makers of roll-m
gmnls at a meeting held at the lloslnr
other. voted to redur-o the names of it:-
employoes about ll) per r-pul on Jun. 1
The number 0! people adorn-d oxvoml:
8.000. The ill-lion or the directors Will-
nol altogether lllu-xpc-l-leil and it it
thought will be lullmvod by thrust" Whl'
ironmil lln- Amory. Manohmlor and
Stork Pflllun munuinvturinlt unborn.
(ions! of Manchester. Cotton mills in
other Non Hampshire l't‘llit'l'fl and ii
number in other parts! of Mn England
are expo-mo.) by lmlny lu loll» similsl
milim.

 

PROPOSALS

 

Proposals will be received by the
undersigned Selectmen oi the town oi
Norwnlll. between this date and llw
”Utility of Del-ember. 1897. for tho
grading of llll' highway knon'n as tho
(funnel-limit 'i'urnplko. between the
nest side of Stuart avenue and the
south line of the city at Norwnlk. sc-
cordlng to the specifications on file in
tho Selectmeu‘s ollloe lu Norwslit. Said
specifications can be examined at said
other, by persons desiring to tile pro-
posals for said work

All proposals must be in writing;
signed by the party; must state I sep~
arulo price for rook omuvatlon. sud
' earth exruvmlon. per cubic yard, and
it price 'l'or rubble paving. by the
square ysrd. and be enclosed in a
:souled envelope. endorsed "Propossis

Rah” lllu From Flood Poisoning.

Ne“ iiuwn.llw.ifi~~1‘lm not. fit
Ballpalmrt. 12 years old, l'fihili or the
B'Nul Si-hulum synagogue. is dead l'roll'
blood poisoning. raluml by a mi on the
middle finger oi lliu right hand with o
knife used in slaughlollng climb. “t.
lulled to rerun-r it'll‘!‘ iu'o operation:
had been pl-riulmlll. \ “mil him "It
injured iingu “as .lmpuyilrii, us slum
oi blond pols ming u ore disum ll -..l '1'"
render .lli lulsslbie did another utwm-S
lion was lm‘rurmvll nfli-rll'nrll. “‘lli'll
the arm was, nmputntml just nimvo the
elbou

Attempted Robbery li‘sllsd.

Boston 12».an 4 bold mtompt ll
rob a iowolry More in broad daylight or.
it provided thoroughfare lulled throupll
o i-ll-rll‘s luminous. Two men entered the
jl'wt'll'y ston- oi W. H. Maynard ii: (Tn.
hirsute square. and asked to look at
Home rings. While one or tlwm «mum
inml the rings: the other pointed u ru-
volvor at the l-il-rk. The lultor dashou
the tray of rings in the loves otlllt
nwn null then promoted u loaded pistol
nt thorn, uhon they boiled from tilt
store without obtaining any booty.

 

and left at the 0mm of the Beleotluen
on or belore lleoelnper 18th. next. st
to o olooll a in. on which day all bids
received will be opened- The con.
,trsotor (or said work will be required
'lo give a bond with mil-suns required
.by the specifications. sud the Select-
men rouorve the right to reject all
bids or to sroepl such us in their
Judgment will be- ior the best interest
of the town.
FRANK H. MERRILL.
lli'llillllhi TRON“.
ilAMUEi. LYNNE.
Selectmen or the Town oi Norwslll.
Dated at Norwalll. Conn. December

l. 1397

HOITMIK ’97.

 

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iihol by s t‘snlldenoe its».

ilhsmokin. in. lieu. lli.~lllll'lll|l u ills-
pulo all No idxi~hlillgo llllll‘l, Jillllol
t‘hninvy, n widely llnoun l‘ullllllt'lli‘t
man, shot and mortally \vnlmrli-ll Wit
bum AlvNalnnm oi lhin liiui't‘. 'i‘llo bill.
lot paused through one of the union
lungs. llvi’ulo i'hnllwy hull tun u him ii
in r'mupl' hi' fill llllii tl illit‘ll umi llllt
lured hill light iii; lie wuu lllllnwo
in tho will") prison. MlNomnm iii 2i
yulrs old and ill!!! it uln- unll too till]
then.

 

 

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Hist lust for tile Yates.
ilrlmlllyn. 1le s-Tilo llllwuld Wil-
llllllll.‘ u pilot lmlll flof Iii on". burden. ll

 
 

being illlmi up in l'lrle basin for it my. ““h‘fi‘i‘uvmmm
age in line Nllmdilco. The vessel Is it l'fi'lw’li’l‘u‘fl M“ low
liltll .lltll. ii. it lielonwd to the Mild) imam-nouns”

nook Pilot assoc-lotion forum-iii. but it
owned n‘mv by Jsmos hurlin- tilt

' amide» libel-its.

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'l‘nmop avenue. this oily. Turn it: ."‘""“" ' ' ' “Sum“ ‘;
murs till we been booked for the noun. “MM“.IU.
.. do Olllfll‘h
sounds ‘I'lrs In nsbsls. it set It I“! l“ .1.
(build Forks. N. 0.. line. libwli‘lrsds. W Missiles .
strayed the Hotel-'llsiwtsh. Nut-ii lion! M “I.

wholosslo lirooory sad the drum! Forks
monuntilo wholessle grocers new. the
loss hurt-suing shout piano on bulld-
inss. nttwlss. ltli'llllllt'tl. etr. Thom were
no tussle in the hotel. slid msuy our»
row esrupos no reported.
m“
Mast m costing less.

Hontresi Duo ll.~llr squire Blin-
eroft. tho Finnish urti’il'. will visit (lsn.
oils and the United stem nest Febrile
ry to giro s litrlsu of mdim Willi.
hm ll! will in the [tint of Lord and
lady Aberdeen.

W

listen: to strides sud m
Ventilation. Doe. inle president
Wurst duo!

 

its. Mined William
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me other country

Boston Rubber Goods

nan artists-up

loston Rubber Shoe

BQSTON. U S. It. . ,

won out; AT

M. H. GLOVER’S!

 

‘wishtolningto your sthstlm u very

'i'or grading Connecticut Turnpike," ‘

‘dltliili. lilo per outage. ll tor lliir.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Hone” . CS
Si ill labile

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The boy
in cold

 
 
 
 
 
 

Frieze,
better tl

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

ill and ii lllll Street,

. Nor-walk.

my
iron born” mutt; a"?

And with the ssssnn’s greetings. We .. mu... 1.,

hsndslsne line oi Pictures sud Picture
Fumes. Artists‘ materials for Oil sod
Wstsr Colors. Fancy sud Bend-pointed
Frames and Plaques. Oak Emir, Plsqno
Holders. sll suitable {or Christina gills
PICTURES FRANK!) TO ORDER.
Pointing. psper hungiog sud decont-
mg.
be.) it sold in nny other In}.

DECKER.

to Washington “wetsuit“! Norwnlk. “""W‘

St. Louis. New York.

 
 

 

“SEW what to boy
he. flifigs here that men onId be

\ Sweaters Mack t
Umbrellas. (gig-Vitus“ id mw

ess iri le 5. hi
ghltrgnFency Shirts. Collars. Cuffs and (3:13; .

with a reefer has twice the fun
weather that the boy with an ulster
or overcoat has Reei’ers m Chinchilla or
strung, and tough. $2. $3 and 35.
no you generally get at these prices.

 

BRIDGEPORT CONN.
Open Evenings Until January 1.

 

Marion Harland’s S
idea Oi it:

sgnl arm the cm of the Menage dolor

in; pnn.’ 'ensums Julius».
Thst “sill the time “hen the frying pan was alums
filled with And Before hesithg shorteniu
were made easy with Cottoleue.
Horizon! dechtedhs ills

. COTTOLEN E ,

"its purer. morehssltlltulsnd C.”

economical than lard. " \J—d

Genuine (‘otttdene Is sold r very when in one town wood
\‘Hkltv tins. with our lrsdmnsrks-"mmlmr" end luv 1
M 1.1 an outlaw ~planl n WW4!“ FYI, (ill.
nude on!) by
ill! l. K. Hill“! MP3".

from
33.50 to 31?.

 

um... daywor any
miles.

andkerchiefs.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

ll wll : balm. hull) srm. bi‘lllllisltlllg

and [to lug
Be on: Merlot:

 

snll Ill'l'SS oi Ill. S

 
 

‘ a

 

Samuel
Comstock.

 

\‘oi yuullfli‘

 

Montml.

 

 

 

 

PM and Staple firm-cries than any preiious your.

Will to do better iii any \liil'i‘ in this ‘it‘( tiull.

our show of it.

The llrm (Illi‘lllil‘ill in be iii'lllt‘ll is win-r0 run I secure ll llllo llonlo-llroused
Turkey?

let us (like Hire of that for you. i154 we will have n l'llllll'l‘ lilill'k of un—
llve Tlll‘kt'yli.

it. i ll. English Plum Pudding. 24v and lim por l‘illl.
Flour. 751- hug, so 00 barrel.

Hungarian Sitcoms

Foul-y (liar-o Citron. 200 lb.
for 25¢:
lili’ib.

Very llnrm loose Raisins. 9P"). illroo lbs
ii‘iue loose llslsiuu. 7v lb. 4 lbs for 2:10. lv‘nnry Sultana itslsins.
Sec-doll Raisins. lilo and 12% pt box.

Film-y i‘lellllell Currants. lilo pill‘ box.
l’uro imni laud “'

ids-HM

'I‘llrm- illillililti Sperry & llnrlles'

lloul quality oi Orange and Milton Pool sml (linen i‘llorril-u,

ldxtul Punt-y i‘opo i‘ml (Mrdililfllfltifl. lo.- ilt‘l quail; :i mailman: Mimo-
inesl. ts"-

Duilloy's New ilolden Pumpkin and Randall. wim- 1w i'itll.

French i‘llerrlos in Mnruuquin. tru- bolllo; (low-n illlwu.
[lill' bottle. .

lilligl' lo ”.25

'l‘ruillos. tor. for and dim bollin. l-remlor Aupuruulm 'l‘ipu. :lm- «so:

 

ooivo our upooiul rare, and we will add our donation.
name signifies the bout of everything.
wholesome goods.

, .y . . My;

 

adage that the ni‘mblo sixpom v is im- hotter than tho slim shilling. "

“S0 du’llSt (‘Xpi‘i‘f to supply the town. but we (ii) intend lid S

We stick to one m'mlil principle.Quality, and llofy l-ompoiilion us to pl'lt'i'.
our vustoul. in supplying our worthy poor with a. Christmas dinner. and any lint you Wlilil to make it

Send in your orders early and ovoid the rush and receive
We invite an inspection of our Holiday Display.

 

 
 

We quote Special Cash Prices, believing' ul t3

\\ e guarantee it will be impossr

Van liossum Edam Cheese 95¢ each: Camembert Cheese 85¢ lib): M
Applo ('hooso 30(- oath; llrio Cheese, 'Jliu' llaozh Dr. Hundy'I m m
slouu ‘llir. 121m and la'ir lb. Sin-ion ilouilueiort Cheese. «in IDS: My
English llnlrv vim...» 204; lb. "

i‘luslor Raisins. No. 201'. 25??

and mom. Mixed Nlliil. ”Kali“
llSy _ ,. ‘ S
We bundle nothing but high grade i‘nnlly. 35o lb. 5-H) mm

The host lit _
tapers. l‘li'kles Plump, Honey. (‘unnmi ileets.12l§c m S”.
Egg» lino dozen. i‘op i‘orn. lib pnrkuge

l'romlov ("untied Corn. 150 mil. ii cans for 759.

\i' 9 run Millie you! fill“ y upon the most irsgrsht. Wuhan till; '
i‘olfi-r you ever tested. The finest growths oi the 03301” SW

lb. 3 iiul lleud lllvo. 26o.

Film-y (till-Edge Creamery llutter. :l-ill ill: Norlhdsld ill ”Jim ”0
N. Y illnio, 250 lb; 3 good liutier im- 22(- ill

Klil’lmfl lllulqtlrt. 25v bottle. Huggi Bouillon. lino bottle. V

'l'l‘ll‘i FERN“ NAME. MKHWIBE lle‘flN.

lb:

We shall anoint ltd Sh“

What's in a name? A great deal we llsy

 

'I'olopllouo rail, 58-2.