-
Kimuthevollon'oftherarmera’
Mmgarorty-esooodetaet.
rmmwfliwbeflOfl
the principal “hereof-thum-
panyuThe-atur’waakeptaaeeat
untilyeaterhay‘ .whea,onanordereb-
inland by defeadaat’e eonsael. thi
plaintil'waldireetedtoillethedoea-
inept. .
Innintmeywaaaeubyareporter
at his heart: in.\.entavenue. where
Ira oahorne, and he; that year-old
date " tire. rte-at theauitwana
mvmilaodthatbewoold
unnatural.
Ir.0ehorae.whois32yeareold.ia
engagedlntheadvertlaingbntineaeat
aroudeateelary. At the tinaof hie
marriaguiflddeiiaal‘lnileyJuan”.
tinhewaaaelerh in arailroad tick—
flMln W k. “Small:
oppoaedbythefatherotthebri e. t
theweddingwaahbidfahiaMe.”
nae. llere a daughter waa
September at, that.
The complaint alleges that by
threata. pernuaaion and olera of lux-
urious support and by willful misrep—
reaaatatiooa. Ir. Kinney canned hie
dauhtertoreturutohiehonteonlio-
vember 20. 1894. and ban aince forbid-
den the hoaband to vlett hie wife. He
has. however. it to alleged. communi-
cated with her. and it is alleged that
the ban been patented from morning
to him by fear ofhodlly harm to him.
herself and her child.
Oaborao nets forth that the opposi-
. tion to hint waa originally on account
of his poeition. but that all went well
until the quarrel which forced him to
tahe his wife away. He allegea that
z are—
born on
Thereporterwaetoldlaatnightbl
frieadotlir.0ehoraethatlira00r
a
mcemmwhnuwm'
atnnt surveillance. and that on shop-
agtrlpatoNewYorhehehadalwln
beenaeolpnaledhyaoateperaeu to
guardflliaatallrmeotlflgbetweenher
and her husband. in apiteof title. it
wnaaaid.therewareearrettneetiagaof
them.nadlra0ahoraehaneaprew
edherwllliagaeaatolive with herbus-
haad,batwaaafraidoftheeoaaeuuea-
eaaofherfaiher'awrath.
ltiaallanllllvtheattoraeyaforlhe
thematu-arflaeobeinarlmu
_ on the hill. wan voted by all who at-
The- . " given by fleorge A.
Wumwam‘uda
halfofhleh'laadaathiaooayreeidenee
leaded tom even more enjoyable. if
terrible. than any of the previou-
eveata of this nature which have tak-
en piaee aaaneity at Ifr. Whelptey'a
home for several yearn pant. .
it wan not long after the gueata ar~
rived W tho My parlor! were
blind with dense ‘W fragrant
cloada of audio which atone from doe-
ena of choice Bavanaa that were not
ntantly repleaiehed by the generom
boat throughout the evening trout
ataeha of boxea on every hand.
The entertainment eoaeieted of rec-
itationa in German dialect and tragedy
by the Greenwood brothers. John and
Charles. and taunt Barthol. Some
twenty-fire or thirty choice aelectioos
were atao rendered on the phonograph
by lleaara Greenwood. with uumual
til-tincture. which were aroet heartily
enjoyed. and lean. Force. Wattle.
Ambler and Iarehoaae rendered vo-
cally as they oatyhaow how eereral
popular all-II U, aoloa. their and quar-
tettea to piano accompaniment. with
the rdalt'fiatihey were forced to re»
apond‘td mew encore before the
lirteaera were “all. ' .
shortly before midnight the‘cnrtaioe
to the m 1'05“ drawn, at
,. were
iifnl anppiy of dainty aalada of all
kinda. eacalioped oyatera. sandwiches.
taken of every description. fruit and
note as one would only expect to nee
who had been lueity enough to have at.
tended Whelpley molten in the past.
For more time after the gueata were
eeated very little was heard except the,
rattle of diabea and the constant re-
filling of cups with moat excellent
black coder; but the way tboae good
lhinge disappeared gave cooriuaive ev.
idenee that the boys were devoting
their entire attentbn to buaineaa. l’i»
oaliy. however, the aouaiia of laughter
at the growing ere-aha of jokes indi-
modthattheiaaertnanhadreached
the limit of his capacity and Ir. Whet-
pley painted A. I. Wiachuter an
toaattaaater. its called yea and rt
carted We reanoaaan from
Ileaars. handle, Joan and othere, ex-
maatag la a moat happy tanner the
gratitaneol‘alipreaeat to Ir. and
Ira. Wheiptry for the elegant enter»
tataueat provided. which was follow-
edbyheartycheeraforthehoat.hoat-
eaaaadtheladleaJa-elyllratleorge
'i'howhriue. lra.Clarh and Illa item
whose aaalataace tattle the aSair a
complete anceeaa.
The neat- were Intern. 'l'row-
briike. handle. Eaton. W.
Steven 'illom. Force. Wehle. Ambler.
m. Jean. lei-l. Blurb. the
Greenwood Broth-ca, linen. fisher.
Ditty. Dreyfana. blather. Paul. Iinta.
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town houae araewte. as may believe
that the town debt it already large
enough and that the than in out ripe
for a public building. but the plane
have not bena'broaght forth In yet
anotheWIahardlynadrfordia»
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beld’ita annual reunion‘aad roll-call
laat night. About ”0 halftime were
parent and the ecu-ion waa one of
moat plea-ant and internal aoetabiltty.
a bottom-upper was mad at
long tables in the lecture room. The
menu included oold turkey. ham and
pork, halted henna. chicken. salmon
and cabbage aalada,- eaealloped oysteru,
bread, biscuit. cake. fruit altd coffee.
The Antobarp club. led by Samuel
Waring. furniahed music during the
upper. ' - .
The committee on entertainment.
who received a hearty and‘ merited
vote of thanlta after aupper. were Dea-
con William Reed, lira. George Cole.
lire. c. P. Boutwell, In and lira. ltd-
ward Bennett, Ira. P. 1'. Lyon, In. J.
ll. Jenninga and llr. Painter. '
letterawereraadhy Rev. no.
Sherwood from the following allaeltt or
former metabora of the church: Fannie
C. Perry. lira. Grace if. Taft, nee Jeo-
oinge, fir. and Ira. it. A. Baldwin.
lire. Rona C. iloouda. Ira. than P.
Smith, nee Perry. lira. J. S. Smith. nee
Barnes. hire. A. N. Main and damhter.
lira. Minnie E. Scavliie. lira. i-‘rancia
itich Conner, Iii“ Fannie B. Dana,
Ansley I. Van Name and livangeliat
Luther. who in now working in North—
ville with gratifying human.
hire. (3. F. Boutwell rendered with
tender expreeaion the solo, "tinted by
Grace." following which Mr. Sherwood
called upon W. B. Read. chairman of
the hoard of mature, who made a
brief speech. on he aald he did not care
to dlncuaa ilnancea after the topper he
had had. He aaid. however. that a gift
of “to toward the Seating; dnht wan
,. _ ' h ._ ,
‘ Rev. A. S. Karanub. of the South
Norwalk lethodlat Episcopal church.
then apolte with amuaiog effect upon
the theme. ”The Sister Churches." lie
said he felt qualified to respond to that
toast. for be felt himself to be a kind
of ecclealaaticai tramp. lie was brought
up an a "Plymouth Brethren.“ an a
boy he had attended the Epiacopal
church for convenience. and had many
pleasant memories of it. "Do you
know the difference." be naked. “be-
tween the Hnlvation Army and the
Ipiacopallana and the Methodieta and
the iiaptlata? The ilrat two any
'Amen' when the captain or the prayer
booh teila them to; the Methodiate and
the Baptiste nay 'ameu' when they feel
like it. i wan baptized by a i'reaby‘
lotion militate-r; l on a Baptist by
alillation. and ilualiy a Methodist by
convertiou and conviction. Title with
ter i have been a coamopolitan. and
aometitnea. though i wouldn't want my
poor bother to know it. i have even
been to the theatre. Never mind! i
now your punter in the theatre lent
Saaday night. too." Mr. Karaoagh
went on to ennreaa hie appmiathm of
tho great obikation which be and the
South Norwalh Itetltodlata owed to the
pastors and people of the other rhorrlo
as for tahlag theta in nation the part
law nontha in which they have been
pilgrim and exiles. The iota-reeling
addreaa concluded with a reference to
the collection.
llr. Sherwood than introduced lir. ii.
Bherer. noeviateadeat of the sender
school. who reported that the achmi
showed "barbed tam ia ep‘iritaal
intereat and that a another of arboiara
had recently joined the church.
The Young People's Society of (thie
itan Raidenror wan renreaeated by the
provident. flies Jeanie tiny. who gave
an intern-ting vernal upon. Iiled with
bright lath-OI. which were heartily
applauded. The report showed not
only a proaperoaa aorirty. but a fire
preaidlnu nicer.
The report of the Wmn'e min»
iloii. including the liutae and married
lit-atop minutiae.
blghta”nadthel’¢maadt)lrle’ Ilia-
aloohaadwnapveaeatadhylranii.
libs. ”dent of the aaanriaiioa.
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The South Norwaih Baptist church ,
Not-walk, came
priee to the . , ot the
“own.
it baa been
A. ll. Cami!
of the oflleo and .
been taken eail , of politica
Upon dim! politicians
have tried to . but their
elem have ‘ . p, Secretary
camp has held i hr run.
and ban done . ,. in fact.
he in peculiarly , the position
and beeaaee of bin ~. is more
competent than " elae outside
of the board. '
A Sentinel .. . red a quiet
hint this morning? . new board
diapenae with the
Water Comm - ‘
engaged with bia
Water Compliant
and D. w. l-‘lieh
do, and it will be
for them to . ..
of looking alts
was reported wan
eaya that be was
but for all that.
more the ap ~
eibie.
Secretary Camp‘
and will do their , ,
that will cause the
board to change
dial“ the ,
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The idea of'gettiog along without a
necretary may haw been ragga-ml by
Mayor tilover’a message. in which be
favored the idea oi putting the water
works under the uuperviaiou of the
Flu Council an a matter of economy.
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'1'. JWT. Ltm
The Annual fleeting. wiihllaetion of
Ollloera. Last light
The annual meeting of the Total Ab.
atlncnre Benefit and literary aociety of
St. Joaepb's church who held laat night.
in bionic Hall. It was largely attend-
ed by the when The ulcer: chm-
on were as followa:
Prenldent-0harlea Lynch. Sr.
Vice Presidentwlmward iilnra.
Financial Secretarywhi. W. lie»
oolda.
Recording 8ecretary~loha ”twitter.
Tmurerdeward Flynn.
Bergmt—ai-Armew t ‘bariea
.lr.
Marahalw'l‘botaaa i‘. Ichabod.
Auditing t?ontuittre-iliephea .l. 0'».
iirien. loaepb liteegmuller and lv'red
bit-llama. - .
toiling (Timmittee Join Maintain
lip. (liven Kiudilieu, Henry iiioitb. Wit»
tiara Lynch and John ti'cmaeii.
iltandlttg Cognitive» .l. .l. limo.
Henry Smith. liven Kindiilen. W. V.
Tammany and Pierce iiayea.
Manager of the Mill-i liaii 'l‘enatw
9'. .l. il'liiien.
Social t'ttntatiiieewl'idwani Flynn. ii.
.l. Witt-iron. Ioala ladrigaa. John Merit»
tor. tumour V. floatation and William
humid.
The “firm will ll! installed by Wit»-
Ill} Patti ti. lichen». la. Thornton
i‘rlrvtuiy :l. '
mmaflmuhubia
madame-lion!“
Minnie Harrie. the real eerie.
and William it. Crew have tin-ed a
coauthor-hip and trim a tea years“
t
Lynch.
ammonia-aerate: at
tumours-ammo:
' w, Milli";
. mun u no lllillll.
1 St. Louis Police 0W*‘£atally
Shot by his Sweetheart.
no.» mmummmm
haematite loge-annot—
lerry. the change Paddler;
rmeooutyafluder.
(By Aanoclaud Prone.)
8t. Louie, lilo. Jan. 2i.~—liichard J.
ilaliornu, a police officer on the local
force, was fatally shot with hia own
piatol an hour after midnight today by
lilies Nellie ”anion. who turned the
pistol on heraeif and put a bullet in
her brain. The shooting followed a
quarrel. during which’ Mina Mouton
begged liniorau to marry her. He re-
turned and she began shooting.
i-‘or aeveral months it had been on—
deratood in the neigbiktrbwd of the
girl's home that iiallorau and Miss
linuion were engaged. The patrolmar
walked the beat. on which the girl
lived. Recently it became poised about
that there had been a quarrel and that
Hulloran had broken off the engagt»
merit. Neither iinllorun nor the
young woman can live.
Two Injunction Suite.
Wallingford. Conn, Jan. 2l.—~Papcro
in two injunction auita brought by the
New Haven Water company have been
served on H. Halo, clerk of the bor-
ough of Wolllugford. The water com-
pany not for injunctions restraining
the borough from using the water of
Muddy river and the water of Farmer's
river. The care ire-eturuable in the
Superior Court the tint Tuesday in
February. -
Minimum
New Haven. Jan. 2t.——Judge Prentice
baa rendered an important decisionr
Inn. in the W' cane he holda
that a auniciently large number of aa—
loooa in any region or municipality
may act as n barrier willie granting of
lit-enaea to othera. without the cot-taill-
crntion of any other factor. This in in
line with the movement againat the in-
«iitwrimioate granting of licenses in the
stale,
Promos of fence in Gabe
Motion. .lan. 2l.«~rletmr Saguaro. tho
tlpooiab premier. according to a npeciai
dieputt-h from Madrid thin afternoon,
reported at the‘ cabinet meeting yester-
day evening that all the cleapatohea rt»-
roirod from Cuba gave "unuuaiidcd
promiar of peace." lie in aaid to how
udder! that thin war not only the im-
prt-aaitm in Cuba. but it want aim the
imprminn in the l'olted Staten.
laploaioaiuarowderllll.
Acton. Iiaaa.. Jan. zirwhll expioaiou
ta'rurrotl in wheel mill No. 5. of the
American Powder mmpauy here at 3
o'clock thin morning. t'ailiillll a damage
of aim: tum. The building wun
entirely dealrnyeti. lit) for an in known
there wan'no one in the building at the
time and the c . of the capitation
venom he mart . "
'arahipi Ordered to China
i'arta. Jun. 2l.~-Tlir til-we that the
Womb warahlpa Bruin and \‘aobau
have been ordered to nail immediately
for i'hioa la roalrmd. The two ahipa
will call out litnday mt. Admiral do
liantaoat baa been undated mutati-
der in chief of the French squadron in
the far out. lie will bum his ling on
invert! the Vanhaa.
fin-bar far Ala-ha
iiatt mm, Jan. 2i.—~tlariag the
pant i: been aerenteen veaaeie. term
lag in the aggrmte more than M”.-
are feet of lumber. have panned in
through the “olden (late. The arrival
ofaoaraoy lamb-rim rewvlaladae
wholly in the aapreraieated detained
for Mange to m in the Alaahan
trade.
“any ,
"evidence. 3. i.. Ian. xix-want
iguana. a Manor in the earpioy or
the llaina hailroad manly. min
Wuhantramh‘them»
m
Mata
~‘l’ntaraetingheporte3ead. ._
The D. A. R. meeting yesterday at~
ternoon waa quite well attended. The
regent. lire. Samuel Richarda Weed.
preaided.
Reports were given by the recording
eeéretnry. litre. Parsons: the treaaum,
him. Gumbart. and the regiatrar. lira.
Van But-en, who reported three new ap-
plicationa, making the total member-
ship 122. .
A report was given by the achool
committee. A viait to the Center
achool was described and the method
of ltiatory teaching in use there was
commended. ~
Mrs. E. ii. (lumbart gave a brief re-
port of a pleasant visit to the Mary
Sillimoo‘chapter. Bridgeport.
Delegates were elected for the atate
meeting at Bristol.» February 8, prepar-
atory to the national congress at
Washington. The following were
nominated and elected collectively:
hire. 5. it. Weed. regent; alternate,
Mm. James I. Stevens; delegate, Mrs.
Frederick'licldeo; alternate, Mrs. J.
ii. Vania; delegate, Mrs. E. ii. Hutch-
tries; alternate. Mints Clara M. Hill.
hire. Kate i’. Hunter. Mrs. Prank
tincture and Miss Esther .i, iluributt
were appointed a committee to draft
remlutiono of respect for the late hire.
Nannie Taylor Olmutoad.
The Central club extended an invita—
tion to the l). A. it. to attend the re—
ception to the etatc crntlncil. to be
held in laurltwood'a iluil. February :37.
it was ai’fffiplul with thanks.
The. programme for the day was in
charge of tilt‘ Wcotport ladies. A piano
solo was plmmingly rendered by hire.
Irwin i‘. [lay and lint. White. Mrs.
Sterne Wheeler gave a delightful solo.
followed by an onmre. "A Chrietnps
Ride to Valley Forge" wae read by
{titles Scott in the nimcuce of hire.
Quintarti. it gate a otrilting contrast
to Valley Forge as it was ill! years
ago.
Tin:- Westport ladies served tea
amidst a pleasing sociability. lira
Jabez Backus poured and wan anointed
by hire. Lorin 1'. Day and tire. B. J.
Shudduclt Xewtown.
Hogan's Alloy.
The second edition of Gilmore and
lmarti’o "iiogan’s Alley," by W. H.
biooart. will he the attraction at
Hoyt'u neat 'i’uwiay night. This sea-
aon it ha been entirely rewritten in
three very funny acts, with a mould.
mule plot. intermingled with many
new and novel rpcclultles by reputa-
ble nrtiata well known to the farce.
comedy stage.
W out by a Golf.
William h .iohuaon was engaged last
Wedneaday afternoon in training a colt
on Boardmnu Buroburd'a farm at Wil~
arm Point, when the borne let ily in
bottle, striking lir. Johuaon in the
cheat and giving him a knockout glow.
He went home and won out thiu morn,
ing for the first time. tic eapecta to
halal: the training of the colt next
weeh.
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Grille to lent lcconnnll.
Sun F'l'iifii‘lat‘n inn. zinlouug Grif-
fo. the Australian boxer. is again
matched lit meet McConnell. the htcai
welterweight. The men will meet in
the big building of the Olympic club.
February .5. The alinir will be for
owmima only. who will be' charged a
entail lllmlllllm fee. that" committing
the club to prufeaaiotial matches. The
puree will be alarm “.00). "(.‘tx'her"
'l‘weedie, tin» recent arrival front Auto
tralia. will meet .liatinte bowler. of lien
Vrnnriaro. on the name melon? .
M
'ill Bang for Vile larder.
itelrirlerr. lit, .laa. zimltdward
lihaaaoa. the wife unmet-er. . . baa been
abate-cell to be hanged February ii at
Wheatoti. lit.. by Judge Willie. Shan-
non to over aeveniy yearn old. lie
aboard little emotion when audience
was paeera. Asked if he had anything
to any. he treatbilaaiy toes and freiiiy
told how he had pare rare-l the life of
Staten Attorney Wright when the lat»
tevwaaaboy. Title warlheoniyalea
he made for army.
Moduli-Winn lea.
Westerly. It. i.. Jan. thallium ”for-
heii. of hroohleid. ran-e here this
tragedi. lie failed to motif! the
area.
“I‘m“
Inniingofthab. ain’t?
g _
Winrfifilx’i‘ M“ ,
than of good habits. App!
Baton, Dnrien. Coon.
WANTED-A competent gut ..
ernl housework in family ' “
Enquire at 32 Bayview‘ avenue. ‘
wautuma copy of Hair
of Norwalk. Address. outing
"Hallie Hiatoy," um oliiea._
WANTED—A situation an 4-.
maid and waitreea by a ohm
girl. Beetof referencen. L < ,
A. Nomaik' office of The Selim
!
’w ' éauovats
DR. C. F. BOUTWELL, doll
removed to the new bank .
Washington street. Olen
to 11:45. 12:30 to ii; Batu!
log. 7 lo 9.
FOR ‘ALI.
i-‘ilit SALE—Carrots for min.“ b >
am or barrel. Orders maybe
E. M. Toilet! lit 003a (5an M
office, [wt of “Milan! at!“ GM,
FOR SA Lid-My large black “I”; V ‘
table on draught horned”; N
and not afraid of anything: In)"
use for him: will sell cheap. '3;
Andrews. it} Went avenue, , ’
Norwolk. '
FOR SALE—~Reduced price. OI,
heaters. South Norwnlk
company. 42 South liain attest.
FOR SALE-Our imperial at!!!“
made of the beat quality Havana '
bacon, and make an ideal holiday
to a smoker. Pflcgonlyfla
containing 25 clgara. The Oil! ‘
Cigar 00., manufaetnrua.
F'Oit SAW. if you want a
try the . e 8.. evuy
forged. So. Norwath new. (la.
Bo. lain street. ‘
“Wflllbnyam ,
(serum; 0.” p.
o” i'
Tfifiafiia or six rooms lie,
Home place. East Norwalh. m
on premises. 131 lb
Ti) LET—A boner: in middle-aged man
one! wife on very my term. No. i '
Golden Hill street. South Norwaih.
mu
T0 i.iv:’i‘-i’lensant. comfortably farv
dished rooma, with board. 4 and .6
per week; without board. $1.75 I“
32. Address. W., it) Lowe W
South Norwulit. ‘
h
Ti) i.lv2'l'—~Sevco rooms. 97 Woodward
avenue; limit.- Hull block, W
for willow; brat floor, nix root-a. No.
in i'nion street; hm flour. "a
Nation. E. A. Woodward.
FOR iii-INTWAparitpenin lill 'flr
Wuhingtou street. second and third
”are, (.theatnul. and Grow stunt, S
to timhmm, brick row. booth Wv
aim, rm; More and bare. W“
Washington ‘atreet. 525.
try P. my. inquire, it”
Print.
To LED-Fir“ m it firing
All conveniences. Bolt “l. >'
in W. W. Ital“. Cm!“
L007. .r
llm-J’ltlab roilar with “I.
own, that night, bend it”
unto-u. Will hauler lit-div
our office? v'
" aataoa‘." 7 WW"
letlliltiiul’leaae can at ”if
Main street and ,
unique in the way of a“
lag tufted iapeatry _ ‘
at. once. lira. ll. Wit“.
(lean lannfac’uriag
phalliwl‘fdli'rwlindafir _
hr. at. tile City Hotel. 3*
ry at. for lulu only. . -
ans. 1. a. omen baring
may forthe 'i”. it. D.’
Norwalk Chronicler