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BOU‘TB NORWALK. CONN. WEDNESD
apt. JANUARY 12.
1898.5
Kill“ IKIEFilK KiliK.
Contractor Squires, of liorwaik,
Sues E. A. Hand oi, Southwrt.
tumultuous tilt
’musmsamotmm
antialuildiagaliona ltructnrs
M with Ideas and
um...
The ease of Charles E. Squires. of
Norwalk, against Elwood 8. Hand. et
al.. of l'airfield. and many other places,
commencsd‘yesterday afternoon in the
Superior Court before Judge Thayer.
Ir. Band will be remembered as the
owner of the unfinished stone struc-
ture on the shore road just outside of
' Sullivan. His trials and tribulations
in building so much of it as now exists
have been related at ditferent time.
Mr. Squires contracted with Mr. Hand
to do the mason and other stone work
for the sum of 810,200. he further
claims that he was not allowed to tin-
ish the work. and sues to recover
“.200. the amount remaining unpaid.
Mr. Squires admits having received
8,000. but has seen nothing of the rest
of the amount.
The defendant claims that Mr.
Squires did not fulfill his portion of the
contract. and that be lHandi was
compelled to have another party finish
the work at a cost of. nearly 33,000.
The balance due Mr. Squires by the
defendant's reckoning has been paid.
Mr. Squires is not the only one in-
‘volved in the matter. He holds a lien
Wrist the property and wants pos-
session of it to satisfy his claim.
When he looked the matter up through
his attorneys. it was found that the
building and property of it. Hand was
no covered with mortgages and liens.
as well as an attachment. as to pretty
well cover everything. This llcn was
given willingly by Mr. Hand. and took
the form of a certificate upon the real
estate. Mr. Squires' lien is prior to
all the others. A mortgage of 29.500.
held by Noah Hand. of West Cape
May; a mortgage of 88.400 held by
George 6. Hand. of Chicago: a lien for
$802.50 held by Elbert H. Sipperly: an—
other one for seeo held by thepm'hsm
Buss liaising. flan-nay. of
York: an attachment for an uncertain
amount made by John Evans. .lr.. of
New York: a mortgage recorded by
isaac Ogden. Jr.. of New York. for
$4.000: are among the claims. Sir.
Squires' lien in subsequent to all these.
Mr. Hand was placed on the stand
late yesterday afternmn. He said
that all the money due Mr. Squires had
been paid. He- had no receipts. and
did not have the checks nor the stubs.
All of these had been burnt-d at tho
time of a fire at his New York nfllro
VERDICT FOR B Til,
Jury Finds That E. J. Wad
Attorncy Gray a Small
The case of Joseph .i. Gray against
Edward J. Wadhams was heard in the
(‘olnmon Pleas Court before Judge ('ur~
tin and a jury yesterday. The plain-
tid, who is a lawyer. took care of Mr.
Wadhsms’ legal troubles while lilo
latter made a dying trip to Calm. lic-
prcsenml n bill for “Hum, Tllln rfip-
resented fees and money expended by
Mr. Gray in pursuit of the cases. Mr.
ma Owen
ill.
Wadhsms denied owing that sum. M—f
ter listening to the evidoncc the jury
retired and in a low minutes rciurnrd
with a verdict on the first count in'
favor ol the defendant;
he did not owe the unicorn
a verdict for the piston
$56.00 from \Vndhams.
that is. that
stated; and
in. l'm'tii't't‘
DHNEVOIJZNT LEGION.
Mm
CATHOLIC
(lilies-rs oi lllshop McMahon i'oupt'll
installed inst Night
liishop hit-bishop comfil. t'mholh
Benevolent lmgion. installed its newly
tilt-11ml oliict'rs last night. The llliiliil.
ling oflicrmvas District lit-poly Mor»
gait. of ii ford. Following are the
officers:
President-«aloha ”gunmen
\‘ice President—James Mimi” _
Recording Secretary l'. l". litir'kioy.
(foils-florwl’. .l. Kenrnr-y.
(”slope-William liyinud.
illtanrcllormo. Reilly.
Nanhal~Pairlck liurklt'y.
Mdownit mil to» lMliMlliii
Peter ii. lirwahery. of Bridgeport.
formerly of Norwalk. Nu'l'liily nakmi
for damages to Miami and bum»,
WNW ll! ll" lull full. "it went
riding along lllllltfm arcane. when
his wheel struck a silmt- lying in the
road and he was thrown and iniuml.
'l’lls mum on claims of ihellrldgs»
”fl Cd.” Wit rot"! to allow
iii- 5“.
PM“ militilltl Titiliii'r
The lucky tickets at A. ll. lioyl'tt
may distribution are as follrrww’ 27s.
‘ wremwmm mm
W. It». at My. so
was by Olsen
"munmnaamnua.
momma. Certain State’-
”Minimums.
Iditor of The Sentinelz-i feel it
my duty as captain of the South Nor-
walh are police. to relate certain state-
ments which have been made through
the columns of the Norwaik. flour in
twoot its recent issues. concerning the
election of T. S. Donaldson to the of-
ilcs of second assistant engineer of the
South Norwallt fire department.
With his customary eagerness to
jump at conclusions. that hrilliantt‘ll
contributor to the Hour, who skulks
under the nom de plume of "Uncle
Bob." has seen iii. regardless of all
truthfulness or of the injury he might
be doing. to cast reflections of a dire
honorable nature upon one of the best
known companies of the department.
and also to create the. idea in the pub.
its mind that the tire police are in poor
condition as a company.
Regarding the "deal” alluded to. be—
tween the Old Well Hook and Ladder
company and the tire police. the utter
absurdity of the statement must be ap-
parent to any one who knows anything
at all. since it is a well known. fact
that the Old Well company could con—
trol the department elections in the
matter of the number of votes.
As to the members of the lin- police,
considering the matter of disbanding
on account of weak financial condition.
lack of interest. etc . i will stav that
no such idea has been entertained. The
company has never. during the four-
teen years it has been organized. been
in better condition. either financially
or in membership. than it is at the
present time. Our headquarters, which
are said to be neglected. are in the
very best of mndition. as any one who
will take the time to pay them a visit
can readily see
As to the members not attending
tires in uniform. as the Hour Match. I
will stati- for the enlightenment of the
public. that the uniforms were pur—
tthatietl by the members of the company
and conmptenily arr- company prop-
erty. and while We do not feel called
upon to appear in full dress uniform at
fires, we are at all times on the scene
fiof the tire. attending to the duties
which devolve upon “ii as members of
the fire police.
in conclusion. i will add that if the
distinguished author of the ilottr's
misleading articles will {allow the per.
formnnces of Sir. Donaldson during
his term of odlre. therc is no doubt in
Mme himmlf
just as efficient an nillcer of the do»
partmcnt as: he has been an ardent and
faithful member of the company in-
represenis. Yours very truly.
iti'l'l’s J. Shii’l’li.
i'ttpiain South Sorwalk l-‘irc i’oliv-e.
South Nol'wrtik. Jun. l2. liiiill.
NORWA i .K i'l.l'll 31‘an Eli.
A Splendid Entertainment for item»
hers and 1' heir Non Rcaidont i-‘.ricuda
A smoker and t-nKo-rtoinment was
bitten by the Norualk club. last night.
to invmlwrs and their non-rt-sitiont
friends.
Waller l'cckum. the humorist. prov
ml a trim»! \‘t'l'iiilllll' and pimping or»
list. No- recite-d. whistled. sung and
craitcd jokes. kocpirtg m'cryonv in the
“PM oi humor. linu- lultltfuily lulf’tllini:
his part oi the entertainment.
BUT [if IKTHE NEBK
Serious Stabbing .Ail'ray in the
Florida District of Ridgelield.
SLASHED liliil i PllfiKEi KNIFE
An Altercation lstwssn George
Impulaaislnappandhviloak
thatlay l’srndnstswithths
Dsathoanoofthslan. .
(Special to The Sentinel.)
.Ridgellcld. Conn" Jan. l£.~—The dc-
iaila of a serious double stabbing af—
fray. which occurred in Ridgeticld.
Monday night. were reported to the
authorities last night. and resulted in
the arrest of George llniley. aged 35.
on the charge, of assault with intent to
kill. be having stabbed Louis Knapp
threc times and Levi flunk once. dur—
ing. an altercation at the residence of
Knapp. Monday night.
The scene of the trouble was in a rc-
moic part of the town called the Flor.
his district. Monday night iiailcy vis-
ited at the residence of Knapp and on-
gugcd in at controversy 'w’lill him.
which sotm ties-clover! info a light. "ill-
ley mocked Knapp with a pot-km knife,
stabbing him in the head. groin and
side.
man
and linnk.
mun.
him. Knapp
in trying to saw the wo—
rms-trod an awful slash in the
until. ”all?! llu'l) it'll.
ltr. intro took fifteen
lionk'a neck.
linilcy was nrrcsimi last night. hav-
ing give-n himself up, and this morning
upimtrul before the jmlgt' at l.l:l.’._
Ilulik Willi tumble in :tpiMir lu't'iillM' oi
his scrlmnt injuries.
at itclivs in
l‘:\ “LIA M hN’TAIfi LA \\
Mrs. Noble Gives the anh
Further lntttrm iltllls.
l'lult
At illiyct i' ongrogatioiml church.
Bridgeport. yesterday after-omit. Mrs.
T. K. Noble. of Norwalk. gave the third
of ii series of itwittrcs on parliamentary
laws and usage» ior liw liltill'lll‘llflii of
tht- hiosuic club.
Mrs. Nob}: '2. Work ycstdrllny one
more in the line of a review of tho ins
mo of last week, A:- ztn iiiuntmtmn or
her methods. and tor a both-r until-t"
ntululmg of the lrsmm. :I mmk organ-
mmou on» [writ-viva. Ulllt‘t'rh nomitt
and and o-lt-rlod. ii t‘ouaillullnu .ill‘l
bylaws lorrnml and adopted and Hill
tint» ‘ of \ill'ltill‘ kinds prom-turd,
gulp-mini, litlilml. l'l'-t"ll.tf‘lt'il and pit Ll‘ll
m pit-rm and twisted in oil monitor of
allilin'a.
11! YEARS
Tim 1.- the i omiun. d \gv ot u t tiiiitlr
Married in Stamford Sunday.
One hundred and thirty- four yours
is a long period of time. not: that in ca~
fll'li)’ the combiner! ages of a couple"
The utiurieilc selections by Modern.
.l. l’. Troudwoll. litrf'l’it‘r- "filth, Pranl.
Nash and l‘bnricn A. Tuckt'r
rendered in t'xccptionnliy good mic»
The sclcciions included u "l
,by “'ihlw the “latest l'bord." "Kerry
Dance" iiiitl "Night \i'ilclwry." The
:iast named was a gem
‘ All who took part acre gcrcrously
applauded,
fluiaide ol thcsc lenturcs the new
tag was by no mounts a dull onc. Tho-re
was plenty of monument in the card.
billiard or reading rmma. while
luncheon was served to those desiring
l'l'lreullmvnls
The last game in llw pool tourney.
which decided the winner of the set
out! prize cur, um ployud. Judge- it.
W, tlrcgory being up may winner.
The worst situnl ll W, Gregory ifdll.
bu. llmrgv PI. l'urtln nm. 5d.
The stnoker was strictly an informal
alialr. but a tnurkml nm‘ltil spirit prev
railed the gathering ('lgars werc
much in evident-o and once in a while
the festive rlgura-llr- would be seen.
' Those present were very much
pleased with the auccm of the affair
ant! spoktglrtt-tmrplimeniary forms of
tbc'cnteriainmunt committee's work.
.\ \‘llliY l’lll".l“l'i' iilfl'Tll
.tl tin- American thlriirtrt's amok.
r in llridgepori. last night. the wud~
tag feature was a four~rotmd inning
rtmtt-al botwwn inst Webster, of
Bridgett-m. and Robert lirown. of
iiouilt Norwalit. Thomas ll. f'oue aclw
ed as atmomuccr and “that” of were»
months. It was a very pretty sot-lo.
both toners doing stone clover work.
Webster is in active training for it
match with an mutant yet to be at»
incited. before the Elm f'lly Athletic
club. of New listen, January 21. the
alumni into-ii lMlt'l' lorm last night
than when he llrst Rum helm the
Midst-port public as a tumor by hawk»
is. set M ileum antenna mo
years ‘0.
Wmhflsm m
museum
0
port"
.nlinby.” l
who got murrtcd at ”W house of Rev.
riamuel ilcorillc, in :itomford. Sunday
afternoon The parties, alto capacity
lit) low, tlit'd not with the lava! of
years. were Jallll'll A. Show of Nom-
iou. who has seen solciity-Iie-vt-n
('brislmnases. and Mrs Minn l'I. iiob
hie, whose years are Miy-am’cii. Show
In going into the matrimonial state
for the third tint-w. while Mrs. liobblc
in venturing for ihc m-oml time.
A marriage lira-oer wue‘iasnmi you:
tt'rdny to John F, iicoflcld. lnwhonita
of riiulltlnrd. and Emily A. (ills. of
llrooklyn. The grtmm talc-ct la tori)
ont- ycara of age. while the lady of his
vhoicc is but clghltmn years tragic.
ill-MT" (W Milli (inmost i ALLEN
)lrn. Abby Alli-n. wife It iimrgt- ll.
.illcn. died at hot homo in am aim-t,
llilu morning. alto-r u liugt ins: illness.
aged about :lli you". Mrs. Mimi was
of u genial dlswtsithm. a loving moth-
ur and ti tlevdtmi wlic title ions-ca d
lllllllmllll and throw enroll children.
i‘rnuk. litlnu nod limrgc. besides an
adopted daughter mtlilt' yo, older.
The deceased hurl many "lands in ”to
Normilks. all of whom extend their
lwurifcli ayuuntihy to Mr. Allen and
lite liliil- lilies. .
‘l‘iw funeral of Mrs. Mia-u will in-
lwld iiuturday alternator.
lliiflllMllNil Til” Hi'liiltll.
The Franklin tiirnei Milli”! is being
"graded and vt-ttrganiml lit prepara-
tion for the annual prmmdhma. The
work on the new building is going for
ward. though with sonic hintlratirv-
from the weather, It will probably be
ready for liar alter the summer vsca'
lion.
illiA'l’ll ill’ Ilia. liAflllJ’flili.
Mrs. “manna ilsmlltnn. widow of:
James Hamilton. died this sunning at...
her house in Ply-owl street. otter a’
week's illness slim had been
is tunes with them bite.” ”W
leaves our mm Its. item
was a sistur at mm
m I. m H m
Inn.
rams nnfi “I”.
new Atom About list-la
mum-m.
E. A. Woodward. South Norwalk.
treasurer of the news Point improve
meat company. aud'ons of the most
enthusiastic MlM‘llfl" the future of
that now widely knots and popular
summer resort. this tag received
the lollowing telegranl.
"Paperstregardillg Mon Point and
Starla have been today.
".1. KEhlsTElN "
This means. Mr. ward said this
morning. tile bringillg of 90,000 more
people to the point citary season.
Work on the new Silo-foot dock
which it is proposctbto build at that
portion of the point known as Colum-
bus Grove will be and" way just as
soon as the weather will permit. and
Staria’s daily boats ‘_ l begin running
with the opening of . e excursion sea-
son.
l"0liESTERS'»-0FI"ICERS.
Rangers and Woodwhrds of Court hia~
hackemo installed Last ‘ Night. ‘
Court Maltackatlo'. Foresters of
America. bad its ir‘allatimi of oiliccrs
last night. by Deputy (lrand (tiller
Ranger l.. hi. limit ’ of East Norwalk
assisted by Chip Ranger James
I. llyer. of Court ”fruit. of Norwalk,
who untied as heraldéj The oilicers were
as follows:
t’llief Ranger~f7hgrles While.
Sulwbief Ranger-mans Magnet.
Treasurer—Charla P nington.
Financial Secretary»- n Silt-ox.
its-cording Sccrctary~John Heynan.
Senior Wotuiwardoli'illiam Dot-luv.
.lunior Wayward-James O'Hara.
Senior Headianam Malone.
Junior ilcadlemlalaas Skidd.
'l‘rttstcca~Allwrt I. Pohiman and
William Kaitlii'. the latter to fill the
muons-y caused by the death of James
('twitcrhtlnl.
lNDi'CTED INTO OFFICE.
installation of l'. C. lounsbury lodge.
New England Order of Protection.
The oilicers oi P. c. launshury lodge.
New England Order of Protection.
werc installed last will. the ceremony
being performed by Grand District
Deputy (l. l). Worden. The. out-era
are as follows: _
\i' arden—l’rsderlek rd
Vice Warden M
Secretary and financial Secretary
t‘barles ll. l-‘erria.
’l'rcusurcr and i'llapluin
Wood.
libido —.lohn ll, ('lapp.
Guard—fluidity l’iizr-r.
nicotine-I‘d. W. t'avntlugb
'l'rusin- .i. ii. limo-o
There was instrumental fllllnit' by the
Jolly Four quarto-tic. and rcirvallnivnla
were served
livnry \.
Will .‘i NV“ 'lll\\'N Hill Nl'
,,
.\ \iowmt-nt in “mi a lluildmg on
the Present Silo.
Another flinu'mt'lll is on foot to w—
cure the erection of n new town hemm-
ond a consolidation o! the mun oiii
«or» umicr "it" run! ’l‘llia now it in
propose-d to locate- the lit-Vi building at
Norisnlk
l‘luitn are now lwillg institute"! (or it
Stoooo ultlit'lllrv which ii iii prolmml
in o'rr-ri mum illr' .«vllt- of ”iv lirvnl'!”
uullouult-tl nirmim‘t- itpuii Mill Hill
As soon us the tiowoasury pt‘citmi»
liili‘lmi run ln- arranged :1 mil mil in
lanilml for a town Illl't'llilil lo tut ib-
inlml» oi titt- solo is upim llw intuit-.1
...._....
LANE'ldiiN Milli" l'leililli‘
'i‘ht l'cnlrni tlulc ulll gin n liilill'lll
slivlr exhibit and in'iurc in lnrltwnml'a
llail. fiaiurday. Jammy 2:. at It p in
Professor llarvoy P. Milt-hell. of Now
York, will be tho- lt-t'lilrvr, Sirloin-rs of
tlw l'umcrn club sm- cordially invited
to «fir-ml.
.rw.M¢.. . J -
i'ivzld. Film! Till-t ROOF.
lit-my rim-rt. yard mimriutcndcm
lot Raymond ilrolhcrs. won on top or
one of thc lirm's buildings in Waicr
street. yrsiotdn)’ ultcrnmn. when in-
slippcd and fell from the rtmf to the
ground. His face with nr's‘t'rt'lj’ brute»
ed.
Rev. l', M, Stillet'k in getting out nil»
"ills-r part of his "Illnlnry of Nor,
milk."
that \Vl'i'fwl'li, of llaulcr’» drug
nittrt'. will give it phonograph enter-
luitmwut in the emitted at liowuvton.
Friday uflerimtm. 'l‘ 4- will also he
singins and radiation by the melmb
not,
Mm.«.~-.......
The imitation Army had an ~...'m.-
air" billowing their mun-h. last night.
.\ his mm! gathered artmnd the army
band at the old l'ositdllee aqilflffl' and
llsleufll to the fervent me and tott-
tlinrmlr-s of the soldiers.
The new York ilmm company is
always straits to the wants oi its core
lumen. For Thorntlay. Friday Mill
iistnrdar the amps» wilt-rs intone on
unrest»? too pm mm mm
will he ‘ to takeatlvsa of
‘ Wow...
A 31”“! rascal.
Atalanta as W m than as
, [KTESKKEKSBK WIRE
A Little Arkansas Town Struck
by a Tornado and Many Killed.
EIGHTEEN BfllllES RECllVEREll
lowland by falling Houses and
Other-Medium bylirss
thatlroks Ont-Other After-
mill-patches.
(By Associated Press.)
Memphis. Tenn. Jan. 12.——-At 11:15
last night a tornado struck Fort Smith
in the middle of Garrison avenue, de-
stroyed all the part of the town from
west limit of the city. then passed an
east toward Little Rock wrecking
houses and farm buildings it struck
the little town of Alma and destroyed
several buildings. In Fort Smith fires
broke out in all directions and up to
2 a in eighteen dead bodies had been
recotuered Some had been killed by
falling houses: others burned. it is
understood that several were killed at
Aims and between Fort Smith and
Alma. The large new school building
in Fort Smith was completely wreck-
ed. The latest information is that all
tires are under control at Fort Smith.
All wi ros urt- dovln except those in
the Missouri Pacific and ‘i-‘rlsco tie
pots. Telephone and electric light
wires are all down There are no
wires from Fort Smith east. and only
one from then» west One of the two
wires said to be working from
"Frisco depot in to St. tools.
it is said that the number of dead a!
i" on Smith will reach fifty but that is
probably exaggerated. and twenty— din
will perhaps cover it.
This information comes from \‘un
iiuren. Ark. close to Fort Smith. and
in as reliable its in lutsalltle to obtain
at int-3.0m.
lillAiltlEll FROM i'ilE RUINS.
i'att Burr-n. Ark. Jan. i2.~-Smres or
dead and wounded are being
from the ruins of the storm- w-rmkcd
buildings at Fort smith. ii is thought
the list of dead may remit fifty or:
more. 'i‘ht- greatest damage was bow
tween Eighth ntrcei and the t‘htlmlu
church. and WI not a building,
in left standing flcvordl liritk build-
ings .t! Ninth and “elll'lr-tlli “won.
out: ”unlit-l liar t-Kig'slitlifi .ttnlnia flit
M-wnd stnilou new mod for liiiug put-
lonml Ihr» grt'nicst admirer of ill‘iill.
i- il'l' brom- oul in A number ni’ plw r.»
‘lm'tm: llir storm. and tho (it'lliit‘Vl’nr'fll
ulna itllultlt- in thIN‘ Willi lllt‘ lit'“ «lift
gm ii l2~ klitmli that our or more
innilvs “O'I‘l' ti‘l'ilitiil‘ll .\ ltuiiolsntto-
limb stimol lmlulim: in»: Hindu-d
.t «no! it! “WNW“ “Jr- lr-lt'lw.’ in tho
ground
'lbo- Motto mun» up Huldcnly l'mni
lltt' muilmwst. elliklllfl llii- rm. .1:
ll it p In and in :tllltuai Ill" tomb
in»: of tilt t-yv a large portu u oi the
city on» in chin.» Hu-ry pli nit'lilil in
tin» I'll} one .-ult:tuotmi on oil on»
Inns bun} uf “hi'ls rrlitwin ihc illjli!
I'll \
.Ull‘t' lemma Fort Smith the tlinl'lll
lmi‘oiml mlllllil‘dfl
mmlllr)‘ :trl- limigi'v. llill rvlrrill iiroa
lmw loch act-n ill llt- wukv. 'i'lti' inwn
Hi .\|iliii. ltilit- llillw in llll‘ Mlliillt'ilrii
t'o-ports m'vvtul liuusm blown down.
and il in thought at-wrnl [N'i'hiiiilt how
llt'l‘il kliletl llli‘l'l'
Rlflllls‘t'n lulllll'rs Klitil' .tiirauiy lm'ti
tnkt-n to ilw mmguo at i-‘orl Smith up
in $1 n'i‘im'lt «’i In.
Liri‘l‘ Ill' 'i'llI-i liltiMr
i-‘ori h'llillil. Ark. illl (2.
list of llll‘ tll'oti
Ed. l'um'll.
lioy l-‘urroll
lrc-nv l'nrrt-li
.lobn Hull.
Kilo."
.lolm Muriin
irim‘rn thyme
Joseph hllo‘s ininily
hrs. Will Lawson.
l’runk lilrlturdmui.
iicorgv Lover
limo-gr i'artutr
Lolita ll. Eliglt‘
John Martin. .lr.
Four unknown lmtllt'n lmvt- lumii n»
invert-ll. 'l‘ll" illuwo llsl lit by im "with”
rulbilli'lo
l'oi iliil
Eb‘iti' ll lllil i if}: (is 'l‘llF.’ BOWERY
New York. Jan. 1::- A man supposed
to he itiiim' M. l'irker, of Ilosion, end.
ml his life tmluy on the flowery. this
rilv. by swallowing rurimllt' acid.
Whoa the clothing of the dead man
was marchcd a cruinpled letter was
found. which had evidently been writ»
ion by his wife in lint-too, and in which
ulst- admonished him for his bad liab-
its and fellow to who work and pro
iniormaihm as to the man's borne in
lituirm. and unless the body is claimed
by tomorrow it will be buried in Pol»
tors” field
a... .W...... M a
titliflsttlldt: i i'ltliilrttl
lit. lands. its-ta trustees...” lndlan
Territory gonadal: "incl-l t'lrrlev
*0” mail autonomous-am of the
Maoist upstairs; cavalry trm are
«tumorsemmutm.
Wuhhwgkmwommm.
and including Twelfth street to the.
the?
dragged '
.ii‘
ltcluyris from thw
ville for her. The letter contained no r
s—
mamas mum
l'hs'iasassadtloiumhss Duns ‘lu-
gsthsrwithacrash.
New York. Jan. 12- Ferryboata Wi-
nona. of the Atlantic Ferry. and the
Columbia. of the Wall Street Ferry
collided in mid-stream on the East
River today. This how of the Winona
was smashed to pieces and a large
portion of it was broken off and sunk.
The Columbia est-oped with little in-
jury. There was no loss of life.
The Winona was on her way to
Brooklyn and the Columbia was eras»
sing to New York. On arcounl of the
dense log the boats were almost to-
gether when thr- captains tried to rc~
verse engines. it was too late as the
‘hoats come together with a crash.
iTlifi passengers on both the imam were
incited by fright and a wild rush was
'made for the life preserrers. Eilorttt
by the deckhauds to quiet the crowd
were unsuccessful and at one time it
inecmctl as though loss of life could not
be tut-rind
l
i
. w
. HANNA ELECTED.
l
Columbus, llec. l2. Bailout—dinn-
‘tla in elm it 1!.
lolumbua i) inn. 12.—~.-\ltlmugh the
;joint balloting for acnatoi did not be-
fgin till noon today, the legislative bulls
iwcr.’ Hooded curly At the hotels the
crowning headcount-1:.prmentcd anx-
ions and busy llt' ones. The workers on
both silica allotted more plainly their
wrurincsa than on former mornings.
{The ilannmhustlers were up all night
{on the watch. Their opponents spent
{the entire night in getting some mem-
bers out or bod and in staying near
other» There were several tollislons
1in the hon-ls between opposing aork.
‘t'l‘s nnd Weilihln‘n beforc daybreak.
.uml tlw'tr tooling had not nlmivd any
when they met again in the State
House. ‘l'bt-rt- were reports almut at-
tempts to abduct certain mctnben
during the night. but none were lost
in any of the alleged escapades.
'i'lwru st-rnit'd to be less curiosity
over the result of the joint ballot for
sr-uuior than over the churgcs of brib-
ery. conspiracy and other wrongs
churns-d against both sides.
j Sill'xl) STEAM!!!“ DELAYED.
New York. Jan 12. ~All the Sound
’steamers new much delayed by the
log. The Nutmeg State. of the Bridge-
port titeamtu. at company. due at her
ilOt'k at .3 a. in. had not arrl'ed up to
was o’clock TM’WW'RW
'trtlflliliifiy a hoot. Iobn finalist. due at
,- ‘.p m in not c Mll't'll'il till hours lair-r.
' iln littliut'd l’mk. oi ill" Nt-w ”lli't'fl
lim- . lt‘at‘hml llt'l‘ dot-it litter hours one.
pow» n in thought llidt llll‘ll mil in '
lildllllldriilrtlt lli' llilt’i'llQl'AKi'}.
The Hague. Jun. l3.-~r.\n "flirt-oi tilti-
‘ put. b from ilzttuliu :tituounrt-s that thr-
rnpliui of .\llilifl)ilii. I'll" oi liw Sloinc-
no. lolilll'lr line 'wrn uotnplvir-iy dov-
moltahcd in mi ratiutilukt'. Filly
permit:- vwrr ltlllt‘il and :0” injured.
'I'i-ZN-illll'Xil iitli‘T
Middleton". llt't‘. I‘J blaring-'1
“blob. of the Mobil-om .‘llllt‘llt‘ tlub.
today signed articles for a ten-round
imxmg noun-h in Hartford. February
in. lu-lvlrt'il iio-ruum Tobin]. and lim-
man So. In. him one rt-n-ntiy utquiuul
oi tho- mulch-r of ”i'lli’ilnl lion-bids.
.\ i .iNiililATi-Z FOR Rid-ELEP-
‘l'lilN.
\i'.l.~liihgton. Jan. I: Senator Faulk-
mr. of \i'mu Virginia. stated positively
today that iw would not in. it tttlltlitinltr
m1 I’"—t'l"t'ililll to Hit tiittii'tttutiahip of
;ihv llrnhm'utir t'ongt'conlonni cant-
fimtgn tulilllillil‘lu uhhb [unit bc now
K littlnlu
.N'Ul
i
. ;:.t.\ot. t 1 int: utmost-2 ll,
. Nv-u loll. ilm J i‘huigtnogu‘utsl
7..moii. elm mm iiltilswil of xmlsuning
'hia fourth nil» in ill‘ill'l' in all that
:lilltlllllll of ill» luaurunrc on her llic.
K Wi'l‘r' riliililliifilul lmltu'.
. ”in i\‘\ Fri rl'l'ltld’l‘i’: Tilli "l'ilili llld'.
; \ muntil oi (‘mtgregntitmul church
we in this thirdly -llridgrpm-i, Sm
Milk. South Norwulk lluitltury. .md
mthct piaum will int-vi at iii: no at m
lllli 'l'ttomltn. l.tn lit in \i't-elon ciliwr
lot llw llllln'll or in ”W Town Hall,
lio itnmtlgutc fully llit' lrttlllilt' in than
illill’lll and propane u moldy l‘iw
amnion will lm puldh and mm b tumor
ltd not hitherto made publi: will bu
fronsldt-rmi.
.i ticlonlisi has Illlit’lfl’l'f‘t'tl that light
may he prm-urml from suitor. H» has
since-.«lml in taking several photo-
graphs by the light supplied by mgnr
only. The sugar was first carom-d to
n dim-i uunllghi for two hours. and
then placed in a dark room. lmrnmlA
lately on being placed lo the riarkum
the sunlight stored in the mg.
or began to glow. faintly at lirsi, but
unlio brightly after a few minutes, At.
tor about twenty minutes. during
which ”fill“ the photographs were takm
at. ilw light lmn to din' away and
gradually wem out. The phmogrsphs
taken by attgsrlight are unite distinct.
though not as clear as an ordinary
ohms-tropic ~t‘urvent ldleraturei
NW.-.” _\
Thor» was a young lady of f'rewe
‘ Who wanted to flirt) the 2:02;
fluid the motor ”lltm’t hurry.
. or sewn. or flurry
ltsa miuututw222 in“
“Mmllmm
that.
- .W
IKMOV
DB. 0.1". BOUTWELL,‘
mwhwthenwl
onstreet. M‘
tolimfllzsotohi .
ios.7to9.
M _ ‘ warrant.
' watered—"dam lady or
to travel in Connecticut‘- its:
tablishcd house. Salary and
sea paid. Relevenceand Vv
quired. Active.
WANTED—Young man wants
pioyment of any kind. Am
Sentinel oihce.
A NEW EMPLOYMENT AG 22-: ‘
Eliza Olson's lunch room. it
Show road transfer. Girls "
at once. Males and “In!”
day's work call; if no nation It!
charge. mu
WANTED-uh good, experienced m
for the retail shoe business. All-
dress Experience this office. in
mm row DALI.
ma SALE—Reduced price new
heaters South Norwaik Hardware
company. 42 South Main M '
.Ji
FOR saw—The Faulkner Blots; “ea ‘
east end of Carriage brim.”
Norwaik; two stores and two‘Iaia.
'r. n. Grins, agent, Hull'l that» -
macy. “it
in
i’OR BALE—Our imperial cm "I
made of the best quality ”an“ it»
bacon, and make an ideal holiday gift
to a smoker. Price. only .3 a
containing 25 cigars. The Oil
Cigar Co., manufsetnrus.
{E ii
FOR SALE—if you want a goal
try the H. t 8., every high
forged. 80. Norwalk fldw. Cl.‘
So. Kain street.
2750 will buy a choice
lion“) in one of mu
streets of South Norwaik:
healthful; walk laid.watsr
and petition for aewsr
2:: Particulars of Taylor
' 10 mt.
TO LED-With or wi
nished menu at
Two minutes .
railroad station." A
T0 LET—seven rooms, ll '9 .
avenue: Music Hall block, it
for olllcea; first omnibus w
59 Woodward avenue,“ bar. W
rooms. No.10 Union street. I. As
Woodward
a
T0 RENT—«Flat six rooms in Faulkner
Block. east end Carriage brim
South Norwalk, 1’. B. Griln,
agent. ‘3 u
To LET—From December 1st. lions!
61 West street. neat to T. 1. Ray-
mond's residence; ilrst floor, No I
'l‘olies street. and house on Balm
siret; house 28 Day Wool, all line
movements. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 013 t!
‘ LOOT.
LUST A liar}: clznrtnnt mare. 15M
humid high. about 8 years old. White
at.”- on thc forohoaii. with a baritone
mt. jIZ (it
S'l'llli Y UV 'l'lll‘JT'RANB'lGlFKATIUN
told .u tin l nion Serums at the Bap-
list t' Muir-Other lmingl.
’l‘lw continue-d meeting of the First
Methodist Episcopal church and till!
tiontlt :y'orunlk liaptist church was
held in tho laiior'li place of wonth
last night. The aluminium VI! so
large that u'i’iilmlw'r of “in GM” bill!
it) be pmyltll-ti. ltev. K. 0. sherwood
read the story of the illumination.
stud mode it the theme of a very tin»
|ll’l'!illll“t' cahortatlon. lie woke par—
ticularly of ”10' different rind” of
l'lirlsi’s llrnl disciple-a: the outer eir- :
vlc. old: it inc ludcd tit. curtain as
Home who followed tho Easter W
oil: the inner tirrle of a. twelve ‘0
«Inter. and the innermost airflow.c
ikmul only of Peter. III“ Ill My
of Wllltlf the "disciple MJWW
rd" might be said to m MW
point nearer to i'lirilt thus bl! of
others Mr. Rherwood applied
llgurt- to tho prudent-l!!! life 01’ m
ilumv There are still those “I
lit"! in the church M" Md; throw
«all lhomsolrcs ('hrisilua hilt W
a long way oil. the real disclaim.
iotiow the. steam faithfully. and W
t'llmw’ll few trim are privileged to fit
up lulu the mount sad behold m
glory of the "1|anth M
they may remain there to enjoy them,
selves: to sine: hymns and about ”it '
grunt tor its to he hm" as PM
but that the vision-til It! holy 1
may simgthcn and It then for or»
vice to their fellow I“ III '
than to hear and all” the rule!
Hod.
it". A. ill. Ram mm
invitation final lav l. 0. '
to lead a meeting is the m
Norwalk Chronicler