Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 28, 1897 · page 1

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Wilhelm-nay Light end Gil!
1MTeonrthetitweetotehepiece.

mm were mhenged end
theehe mended tor the eeeietence
eeoh hut! extended the other

two TALhClliilil’i'liAB meme.

Loeded With Dolle end Other Preeente
tor Beptiet Primery Schoiere.

The Chriettnee feeiivel of the South
Norweih Beptiet Bentley eehool wee
held in the church lent. night. The
church wee crowded with members of
the echool end their friends. Simple
decontlone oi evergreen were. teete-
tully errenged about the pletdonn ei»
cove. end two tell Cilrietlnde treee. one
on either eide. were loeded with doll:

» A end other preeeote for the primery deo

unneeded“ nettle.

MWufthe Boerd ot
.... Agin'theoityiltflotitllNut~
lertheyeerlifl weeheidieet

lire- number or bille. amounting
mmwereorderedpeid.
Wpetitionotthe'i'reetdsmd
ytoerecteeign in Weehiug-
"mu-lattice thetnble.
ennuel reporte at John W.
lliepector o! plumbing: council-
WEKendeuendan. B.
1- A..flwehwdflm end
Wit-ten Cherlee N. stone. of the
tteeonpolice.werereedendec-

illieip A. Cochelur epplied tor the
1 tment ot eopernumerery police-
?” he located in the freight yerd
' the Coneoiideted reilroed. The
.1? " not» wee reterretl to the committee
' police. no there wee e uueetion
AM ebont the eppiiceut being it
reetdent ot the city.
1; , neelth Olicer Treoey'e eon-l re-
, port wee accepted.
councilmeo Ketch recommended the

*colieetionottheneeeeemeiitnler the

‘. newerinlimwoode‘g‘lnuendCeder
etreei. emouutifih to n two-thirti-

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reported
1 .1 A‘heteeedtil‘eiiieieceileoteoudi-
‘ AA‘Woi-inivmthouenm
“ ' oltheetete. ileupeetedto
lindthetdoeeneoteettle would have

pertinent eehoiere. The dietributinl
of the preeente were preceded by now
priete eeercieee. coneieting ot eouge,
recitetdone and cleee eiteroieee. oil of
which were very well rendered. iliee
Florence Jenninge lied cherge of the

tor the recitation lire.
C. F'. Boutwell end hire. 1K. 0. Von-
burg led the einging. Aline Elsie Decio
or end Klee Jeeele Bertram prepered
the exertion tor the primery deport-
melit. Aboxotceudyend oranges
wee given to every member of the
school, old end young elite. but me-
ciei preeente were given only to the
primery department. termed the
echolere were invited to bring otter-
iuge tor othere leee loriuuete then
themeelvu. in reeponee to title a
goodly number of bundlee end eome
money were contributed. which will be
dietributed by competent committeee.
The outer received from the echool it
Ierge end beentilui picture done in we-
ter allure. Deeeoii it. P. Bennett undo
the preeentetionepeech. Below is the
progremme ot the entertainment:
Song—"Bell the lord oi, Glory."

School.
Preyer.
Peeler.

' Addreel ct Welcome.

0 Alfred Boutweli.
mutton—“The Shepherds."
Jule Deekent . ..
Song—"linen. 0h. Shepherde."
flchooi.

Maw—"Song oi the Shepherds."
lieth fierwood. liee illnnie Ferrie.
Solo—J’Sweet Old Story."
[one Enter.

intention. butitwnlnee-eryto‘iedmwcm

itlli only one. Two other herth were
. ehntoutloreehorttimeon eeoount of
. eioltneee among the number. The work
will he completed Wedneedey.

About an hour we coliIIlllied in

' , Wag the revined heelth ordineil-

on. The opinione ct Councilmen Ken-
dell end Cometoch on the edvieebiiity
o! edoptiog them were veetly dilerent.
The notion thet proved the greetcet
etiehler wee the one thet geve the
heelth committee power to order the
mat oi e conenleptlve from hie
.home it deemed neceeeery to prevent
e epreed ct the dieeeee.

Gounclllllln Cmtock coneidered
M the eection exceeded ell right. ell
iuetiee end ell m. end that it

'wotild lie I. piece d inhdmenity for e
nliyeieieotogolnioemen'ehoueeend
remove hie Mood heueiiee he lied eon-

lie W thet e on-

would have no good cure end
would be no more deliver oi the
m Mug iI hie own home
“Woke.
oeeeelluee lteeileil eteiee thet. tour

We intellieeei men. three or

fie. were phyeleleee. lied noprovetl
' ‘eeeilen‘e. it wee not tell to one
_ N the henlth oilcer or lleeltii

‘ would not do union with

A ‘ moment would
“illuminant therewere
AddIhorminehoueeholdto
, ”Minuet-e»
m pelible. l-leeited
Wimwhere iiyiov
trotted lb. dilv
eon with-cinema Ito

.ii»
KW wee dulled the old the
» nee-ed. Ive to one. Ir.

1 “authentically
twee Wit thee lotto-

.Theiedwimrieeeeret

Grace Sherwood.
Song—“The Wine lieu.”
School.
Recitation-"ilncy'e Chi-lettuce."
Dome Aden».
Violin Solo.
Frenk sturtevent.
Recitntion.
Belle Flower.
Sour—“Sing and Rejoice."
School.
lteepoueive Bending.
School.
Sour—"The Chrietmee Bong."
School. '
Recitntion—"Twn Little Slot-hinge."
Eleie Plieer.
Recitation—"Willie'e Chrietmee."
irving Finch.
Song—-“Chrietnlee Belle."
School.
Acrontlc—~"Cllrletlnu"
Nine Girll [lid Boy-ll.
Recitation-"lieer Old Sente."
llilierd Sturteveni.
Sour—"Seine Cletie ie Coming."
Cleee of Girls.
Recitation—“Joe 'i'ore Chriiliuiee.”
Penl Dine
ltecitntion— 'ldettie'il Letter."
liebel lloutoti
loog»“8eule Cleue line Come to
Town."
Cleee oi Girle.
Recitationw 'Whet the mocking iieitl”
Medellin: Simone.
lteciteilon—-"(!lirietinee Ive."
Idith hobhine.
songm”ltiug of ltilige."
liehool.

NOItWAiiK CITY (llilfllK'fi REPORT A

The entitle! report oi City (iierit it.
It. incitwoodi oi Norweilt. in printed in
The fientinei loony. (loneiderlug the
guild emounl oi worit thet line been
done during the yeer. the principel
item being the petting end widenine bi
Well elicit. the report to highly crediiv
title to the retiring City entitle" oi
Weill. end it will ”BMW” be
reed with gretityieg leteveet by the

 

summon W1LIEIPIIIIIEII

lhelopeelone gen-route will
be ironed Infegh to luppeee
MVneleAnioeiemher

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llditor ot iiveui Slum. Deer sir:
Aunt mete herewi
her dret ineteineut ct diet eminence
which ilr. Keveodgh dew M“; to

Their
Andthet
M dreedtuliy
For“!

Andiouhutilrltevelieeheuiutthet
. beetleh en ewloi

Wurmh

m. for the new church hind. one «its ’ 1

it you will kindly1 bud eeme over to
him.

Ihopenuneot1lterlrlendewlil he
unkind enough to1 1eiippoee thet. “Uncle
Anne" is her per1'ot eimply heceuee
ehe More to " lug hie roiled
teethere."

1 encioee e iew1line which 1 think
will lolly eeplein the eituetion of

"Our lintuel Friend.”
1 AUNT L. c.
\ 1
1 .
i have u queint old elbuln thet Iiee on
my perlor eleud.
And i eomctimee turn lte men with e
loving end 'heretui head;
It ewekene euch preclude memorial oi
the time when i wee young.
When the tinye were full of ennehine.
end lite eeel1ned n merry long.

Ar 1 turn thoee pngee eiowiy I come to
u cherming1tece

Thet ie lull oi reguieh beeuty end re-
decte much 1womenly greee.

Bhed'lll one oi my chume et college.
end runny nA punk we lied.

For we never reti1’eiiietl troln miechlei.
end we never could be end.-

Our inture wee n‘ll betore uHueh e
berry. . I wee-—

0ur peth would be em with roeee.
end lite be1e gelerdey.

To grup lite'e plenum one by one.
and meite them ell our own
Would be the eimpleet mutter—en we

thought—under the con.

We little knew then thet the eholceet
thinge m1uot etoien. but int-i
be boughiz1

And we never ddeemt ot the price we
should pey. tor our heerte were
all untnught.

Uur school deye over. my chum went
nbroed.w1hile i etuniilied on
Uncle Amoe.

would Hr. K.
metched. l1m

bionic no):
0 0 d 0 0

how well we ere
euro he would not

The years rolled on; they brought
their ceree to me no well an the
reel. ‘

We never know 1wlien we change our
human whether ”twill be for the
beet; 1

lint we trite the men on "iiueplcion."
and it we tell to capture it prlee.

\\ 0 toilet meke the Met 0! our bergeln.
for therein our heppineee lice.

At Ieeet. no the 1domlnle telle tie. and
l Iii lure h1e ought to know.
For ii men who 1dube me ‘Our Mutual
Friend" one never be very elow.
lie hee might nil tome whoieeomelee—
none tliet Me ell elioilld lake to
heert ‘
And not looit ecroee et out neighbor!
to eee how they leer-n their pert.
'I‘hoee eermone were “‘peechee" ct ell-
ver repoei‘ g in picturee oi gold.
And the com 1 they’ve mm to
acute lemi lite lieu-to one never
be hilly to d.
d d 1 O I 0

l geee et thoee hid triende' leeee. end
it coercely. eeelne to too

That Aunt illei‘ ie eitnoet thirty end
Uncle Ate tom-threes!

It‘e impolite to tell eeee. end whoever

. node thee‘e linen.

Juet Iieep my 1m inviolete. tor
Uncle Amine err-n!" eonietiinee.

(it count» i eel never in it. ‘tho It
tellee two1to mine it count.

lint l iuet let iii here hie toe to him-
eeit whilei heepowtettheeiterl

lluiwheethe1yleoieemgeiid the
III Imtiil

i then "boil up may“ end Innuire
whet the 1m wee eboiit.

.tntllemotith1le ruled leethere end
i breeh it it down no elicit.

Tillt Put the re at my eelgiiitm
wivee. they ell went to learn
my trick:

lint it'd am; it matter or tiling test
when wI etelnger youhnre to
contend.

And bearing ie1 inled hie iordehip. he
cenlui 1

1'» conic to iiii1e concluded. ihetneom
ot the , ct lien
Me “3” e at overgrown“ “
we 't w m
tile-i.

But I'll keep in! m nine” hull-lio-
plume new the public adieu;

I hope you're nil loud at Aunt Ellie.
'tho the j. Aim to “lolly"
you;

She wiehee you tinny New Your
' troll 32*. of her heart.

01’ which, hurried or elngie.
you ell eon ehere e pert.

Audwhenourmyoileerth ieo'er.
end we clifih the "Golden" eteir.
i don't wentto fineeingie leee trom
my lured nee gethered there;
not it. up thoee- epirlie bright.
1 Uncle l ehonid dieeover.
l'ii demend M Mill thet promieed
cheek nod to the Hethodiltl turn
it over. A
'Twill be one: a the Bank at Kelv-
en. end weill hove it eertiiied.
Beceuee we cen’t truet Uncle Amoe.
Iweltnow hewtoueheheelledl.

.ilntii thet time l; in“ humbly be
"Your little“ Mil. " Milli. L. C.

W-

MYSTIC CHAIN KNIGHTS.

one." lleeted W Night to Be in-
einiied lat louder.
- ”W . 1 1 ...

At e. meeting chute-tin cutie, A
0. K. oi it. 0.. held leet night. the fol-
lowing oilioere were elected:

Commender»Wililenl Teylor.

Vice Commenderniticherd W. Holt.

Lieutenant—Dr. H. C. Sheree.

Finenelel Scribe~iddwerd Beecom.

Treeeurer—itichnrd Dunn.

Recording Scribe—E. Cherlee Cue.
well.

Aeeietent Recording Scribe—William
ii. Plett.

Chief of Stall-Arthur B. Crow.

Aeeielnnt (Thief oi Stalk—William
Beet-e.

lnelde Guard—Frank Neugebnuer,

Outeide Gourd—ire. l). Slovene.

Chepleiu-Devld Uteinger.

Triletee—A. D. Hue-rd.

(ligation-Hurry Weteon.

Director—Jacob Mill“.

The nbove unicorn will be Installed
next Mondny evening.

SONS 0F TENPERANCE.
Concord lllvieiou oi Norwnili Elect»
Odicere for the llneiiiug Torin.

At the meeting of Concord diviuion.
item of Temperance. lent night. unicorn
were elected tor the eneulng term he
iollowe:

W. P.-—Wlille Nichereon.

W. A.~ldre. l.etlre Werner.

it. B.—-llre. Williern A. Pryor
V" II. driller lauiee Button

F. t3.~t‘eptnin Williem A. Kellogg.

Tl‘mtli'iil'v llewie iiubbell.

(lliepleinwii. L. Woodwortli.

mun. William liotcbitiee.

A. t3.—-hliee (trace Hort.

l. limitrthur Miter.

0. 8.-~N. id. Peck.

'i‘riieieee-w-il. l. Wootlworth. William:
A. Pryor. Willem ilelend.

At the meeting ueet ldtmdiiy night
the greed worthy petriercb oi the
(trend divieiou will be preeeut to in-
eieil the oillcere.

“dint: NIlIlDIJIIWDRK own.

The (lirie’ Needlework club will be
omnieed oi the Flint Congregetionel
clienel. lotto-My. Jdllilm ii. et l p. in.
lire. Frederick Bdllllll. lliee nine
Ilene. fire. ‘I. liubtleil iipichhiee end
lire. Willie: G. Glider will be in
cerium eeeietetl by other roll-e Indie-
ot the church. All young lirie will he
ednitted to theclee. em Incubate
ottheeherehureet. ”indenti-
ery I. Ire. Deidre will give a tee to
the where.

Hm MP?!" WV“
Tile Iiidddi' “Mill tit “tumult

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Reprint
leeiivel leei. Neill. There weeee iti-

MI W" ”Mill. M ”Will did

mmeuuemmem
elltheeiiildredwith Ieeeoder»

- alone of the accueed: the blood:

on under m Taking
Piece at madam Teddy

Lilitllciflllillfliltillli

OverTbree lieudritl Curious People
Tuned Away when Court
Opeeeti this liming.

«—

module...» the ve-

Gil? Whirl-vein! Yehemenfly

' Wilmette. noo- '
‘ 1 dead not
(By Aeeoeieted Prue)

lidtiletown. Dec. Isa-Over three
hundred curioue pennan- were todey
turned ewey from the court room
where the duel proceediuge' in the
Hotchltiee murder trial are inking
place. When the court opened et 10
the lergeet crowd at the eeeeion wee
oreeeut end the room wee iemmed to
euiiocetion. 0n the bench with Judge
Theyer wee Judge Rohiueon. nine of
the Superior Court bench. in the nu-
dience were my lewyere from vet-lone
eeeiione or the county, clergyman pro-
ieeeionel men end leechere. lira.
Hotchhiee. wile of the murdered men.
come in into with her mother. None
or the membere. oi the Seche temily
were preeent. although it wee eeid they
were eoinewhere in the building.

Promptly on the opening ot the
court Attorney Prentice W. Cheee. of
New Eleven. chief of couneel tor the
prieoner, began the cloeim ergument
in heheit ot the eccueed. Alter e brief
opening eddreee to the Jury. Ir. Cheee
wormed up to hie leek end ergued with
greet ability. lie eeid thet Sabrina
the victim at e foul plot. lie informed
the Jury thet. in renchiug e verdict in
this one the tollewtng eix poiute meet
be coneidered: The entree oi Hotohhiee'
tleeth: whet motive did Incite have for
killing fictchhiee? the alleged admin-
the
story of hire. Botchltiee; the footprints
The Iewyer dwelt et length upon theee
points. Coming to tile etory told by
dire. Hotchltiee, hir. Chine become ill.
meet vehement In his scoring of this
woman. He denounced her an it per-
lurer. lie denied that Slit-he was crim-
inally intimetev withher. end eeid one
had concocted the story to unit the case
0! the stale.

Mr. (Thane cluimctl that Mrs. Hoteli-
itiee knew that the murder was to ho
mmmitted. and unit] that the shot that
killed her husband was tired truth the
bedroom dtxlr. not from the window. he
claimed by the state. it? concluding lit»
practically lifl'liitild Mrs. ilotcilkleu of
the crime.

He woe {allowed by State Attorney
Murdock about noon.

The cone will go in the jury Into this
afternoon.

RATf'llll'P‘E SENTENCE".

lic (lute iii: Montlm Iii Juli

“lilting Hie Wile.

New Yorlt. Dec. 28.1—1Mwnrtl .l. lint

cilile. the enter. who wee found guilty

of ueeeuit In the third degree for Ilrlli~

lug hie wile. wee todey unionized to
oil: monlhe in the peniteniiery.

[or All-

DALY‘B CONDITION IMPROVED.

Iloelou. lieu. min-Tile condition oi
Deli lieiy. the coniedlen who wee lu-
lured leet evening. by u tell on the
lung» til the Pork Theatre. was held to
he very much improved by tho hoepl
tel phyeiclnne this morning. The doc-
tor Atuilti. howcvur. thel It would be
iconic deye bolero he could leave the
litlepitni.

(BUT lN WAtlilii. .

ileleni. linen. Dec. Sta—Notice- were
meted lit the Natlnilteeg iiieem Cotton
millu In ihle city thie morning. on-
uouncing thet beginning lull. 8.1828.
u out oi‘ ten per cent. will be mule In
the wage ecnle oi operetivee. lloro
then 1.500 bend- wiil be eileeied.

Illii till/it‘ll LOOKED run.

dtiilléltl. Conn" Doc. den-Tho condi-
tion oi the lion. 1. Luther Spencer.
who ll enduring with been trouble. in
eeid to be much woree todey. lie eul’
teretl e linking illicit yeetertiey end
did not reiiy during the eight. lite
deeth ie looked for It any time.

W

Hill) A Wild cormt MAW).

Louievilie. lip. lien. eta—Peter liven.
e wealthy. but eccentric eitieen .ot
Iiooitlneviile. who line had e etude col-
flhWMhidiliiridltilM.
troll blood poieoiiiiie. deed eighty»
“dwell.

”Milli f0! DYIA.

.Owingio ,
A imnoeelbe

nonwheieeeie etetionere occupied
the iteinetneu building The totei
loeeweeflw
m
MRNWWWATIIB.
London,Dee.u-Titehritieheteem-
er.lierrow. monument.

vennehDeceulherBtorBremenJeeer

hornet Niewe Dino. Aeeleieuce ie et-
tending her The crew here tended.

r Wdtue been
beet-d the w and
greet eeee ere eontieheily breehing
over her. The W ie nopermtly
full of wnter '

BULLET T830001! HEB HEART.

Union City. Tenn" Dec. tsp—Some '

timebetweenthehonreetdp.m.aet-1A

urdey end the eeme time Shelley. lire.
Milieu lchlroy. oi Neehviile. commit-
ted enlclde in the Buckie Home.
tide city. by ehootilig herself through
the heert with e revolver. beeidee tek-
ing morphine.

GRANTED THE REQUISITION.

Hartford, Conn. Dec. zit—Governor
Coolie hue grented the reuuieitlon by
Governor Block. of New York. tor Ar-
thur Blair iioody. the young men who
Ie wented in New York to newer to
chergee alleging grend larceny.

HANDSOIIB New nmr.

iiuei & Zeluil Toke Poeeeeeion at the
Former Poetoloe Building.

Hunt & Zelul hove dtted up the
bendeomeet merhet in town in the
former poemdice helmet. oi the cor-
ner oi Reilroed piece end Wuhiugion
street. end will take pneeeeion d it
tomorrow.

The interior hee hell entirely redn-
iehed in white wood and there in n cor-
meted iron celliu of e very pretty
deelgn. 8. B. Sherwood did the eer-
penter worlt. The dxtnree in the etore
were put in by Wilbur E. liewil. oi
Glenbrooh. and are entirely new.
There in e twelve-toot ice cheet. hnving
three compartments. on the west eide
of the mnritet. and adjoining it it e
einit. eieo twelve feet in length. The
(.eehier'e deeh ie eeven feet euuere. eo-
t-loeed in gleee and of very artistic de~
sign. it occupiee the center of the
etore. About the room ere eeverel
marble top etande on which the etocli
m’ the duo will be dieplnyed. On the
east and north eidee or the more are
complete sole or ehoivee for the display
of canned goods. in the large east
window there will be e fountain in
which live iish will dleport themeeivee.
making it novel and nttrnctive window
display. The plate glnee trout in the
muet extensive of my in the city. and
will be full utilized by the enierprieing
iirlu. The more will be illuminated at
night by illteeu Welebnch Iighte. out
In by Percy E. Ferrie.

Mceere. Hunt & Zeiuil tire to be con-
grutuleted upon their new move and
there In no doubt bill that. they will
Ilnd their hueiueee Increasing.

‘l‘l.AlN'l‘li"F‘8 AWARDEI) 8200.

Decision Rendered In the Cone of lien-
lou ve. (‘Iiy of Norwalk.

Judge iltieeell Pioet. In the Town
Court yeeterdey rendered hie decleion
oi the one at Henion Brothel-e ve. the
(‘in o! Norwelit.

'l‘he pleintllle were ended "00
demegee end eoete enlountieg to “7.
by round of the widening oi" Well
direct.

Attorney Jonph it. 'i'eylor repreeent-
cd ileum. lieulon.

The city will probebiy lake on Mir
peel.

Gilli BROTHIRB' 1000K Oli‘l'icm

At the meeting of Our Brothere'
lodge. I. 0. 0. it. leet night. the follow-
ing oilicere were elected tor the oneti-
in. yeer:

Nollie (Rondo-Victor ii. dolled!
Vice Greudwlfleieoer Von "comer.
heoretery~llrediey ii. Keith.
Treeeereewiddieen A. little.

The old beer-d of trueteee wee eon
pointed tor “other year.
'i'liiiilh’l'lillli’i 01mm ameni-

Oilee A. Granary. at I. l'. Weed'e
tirtie elm who line been ill Ilene Ieet
Tender ei. hie home In lam piece
threetennd with en etteelt or until»
elite. ie confidently illprwed. it
weeleeredetoueilelethetliewould
have to outlet-no en motion. but it
wee evoided by timely medial etieitd-
once.
. 1 tilflilli‘i'mlidm . .

George Gilbert end lire. Philip lie»
m. oi m eireet. were married

in

 

Apply ell the week. lie. i .
Street. South Nmi._ "

door

 

1'0 LET—Pint door

etreei; m “Aw

Hilelde piece:
avenue; Iecond Georgi,

and 2d doore in Whig, m
and third doore in W met;
date in Smith toot; 1' «no
reliable for plumber, . .. ‘ _
0" dry niorege. 1 “

To LET—Seven rem Q
avenue; ilueie ilell" A
for oilcee; hm done
59 Woodwerd e "
I'OOflII, N0: 10 U
Wmdwerd.

realm—nude _ ‘
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