i m ' I .
Therewss slam attendance at the.
W sedeot‘anainment than by the
ladies of .the first congregational
church at tits limos Open House
last night. During the early evsnllls
the ladies I!!!“ {one supper. which
we! tollowed by an enjoyable pm
strains. rendered mostly in the chil-
The entertainment committee was
lira. W. A. Curtis.,ehairman; bliss Ei-
glie lane. Hrs. G. Willis White mid Hrs:
W. Chase. lira. its Cole was chair—
man oi the sooner committee. and to
herandwlrscminalaomitmli.
ii. Hotchltim, who trained the children
in their parts at a considerable coat of
lime and elort. much credit is due.
The following Wanton was reno
' tiered:
Vocal dour
Hrs. Leonard Whitney and Horace
Hatch; ltiss Sallie Betta. accom-
panint.
" March oi the Bell-ringers.
Sixteen little girls. in bright-colored,
iancy tissue paper mines.
with piano accompaniment
- by lira: Hotcbhiss.
Song by trio.
Hattie Parker. Itaud Hooter and Little
Code. with piano aaaompaniment
by live.
.. The Blue Bout oi We "
Sixteen hell-ringers. accompanied by
lira. m
Vocal solo.
~ hire.
Farce—"Over ”the m."
ltia'd hordes WW Woodward
liias Alice ande
Bl ' . .. We wer
loudly applauded. in ttuy‘. solo
elicited a hearty Won oi appre~
ciationandthetriodl’girlawbosaag
the "htermaid's Song" with such good
eiiect were called back to respond to
an encore. The {area was a short but
merry one. The young ladies in their
charming costumes made a pretty pic-
ture. and the mistake upon which the
plot hinged. which bothered the newly-
engsged pair. represented by lliaa
Woodward and Marl Partridge, was
appreciated by the audience.
The little maids who acted as hell-
ringers were Hattie Sherwood. Hilts-
beth Austin. Ada Osborne. Kathie lion-
ter. Gertrude Hotehltlss. Julia Smith.
Clara Byington. Mildred Hoyt. Josie
Bates. Hertha ninth. Lizzie Lycett.
Dorothy Iocltwood. Ruth Baldwin.
Marion Weeks. itarion Cummings
l Lucy Emmerich. They represented
J Scotland and were Blengarry traps.
Thirty bells were used and the chest
was much appreciated.
Owing to the sudden illness at John
P. Trundwall the male ounrteate was
unable to take part, as espected.
The at: tables. piatiluliy spread
with good things and Melony decor-
ated. chiefly with carnation pinks. were
nndgrean.lrs.Jobn8.fleymourand
fire. had Hoyt. Ira. B. 6. Wilson and
Ira ii. Whit-ore Gregory: itrs Will-
in- it. Belts and Ilsa. ltdwin Ciarit.
Hrs. A. J. Itaaltar and tiles same
Betta. The mystery table was in
charge at the Whoops“ circle oi
Kim's Mien; chairman. tits 1. i'.
Outta. his. hurries ilalden and
Ira 0.1!. at. John were tohave pre-
over
i
S
2 WWW. including a!
‘voeal'ablobyltiasl'iorancaliaailsnd,
piaaomhsbyiiabartilbanibadtaab
daetabyltrsJamastlbidanand Hrs.
Georgian Alatyne. and selections
{maid innate not, manipulated by
-loward‘hlan. miauarwera very
Inesndwiththerest oi the pro,
gramme were cinch eninyed.
Thomasi. Raymond. chairman oi
the committee on (air. called upon 8.
Hilton Stevend tor a detailed account
at the finances oi the fair recently held
in lied Hell's hall. The report showed
$604.10 netted up to date and $15 more
to be brought in.
The iinancial success oi the fair was
accredited very largely to the cook-
book scheme. the original cook-hooks
cautioned by South Norwalk ladies
boring netted over new.
The other tables, however. though
ten in number, did remarkably well.
and the total is highly respectable.
The pastor. Rev. A. h. Kevanagh.
reamed that up to date the New
Church Aid societx. organised by the
ladies in October. it’s, had raised, in
various ways. including the fair. tl.~
“$.96. a truly remarkable showing (or
two years' work.
The society then panned a vote. mah—
lng itseli responsible for the providing
oi the carpets for the audience room
oi the new church and tor all glass not
secured by memorials. it was also
voted to give a New England supper at
the parsonage about three weeks irtnn
now.
Reireahments were served by ilrs.
Kat-anagh and a very pleasant social
time enjoyed.
commune “an.
m wen—ca by )arkillghalt
Mend-redanlcastrig.
' encumbrance. o. a. it, received
a ouch! visit iron Department Cont-
lwnder 0. 0.13am oi Putnam. last
night He was accompanied by Past
Department Commander heeiey (3.
MM oi Derby. and Junior Vice
W commander m. at
0 Derby.
The visitors receiveu a royal we!»
come ironrthe membe oi the post.
and a decidedly pl evening was
went. There were addresses by the
visitors and members of the post. lol—
lowedhynsupnerolroatpig andoys»
tern.
War nudes were mailed and camp
fire stories were retold around the ten:
the board. making it quite late heiore
the gathering dispersed.
When elected Commander Bates ex-
pressed an intentional visiting eaeh oi
the sixty-nine pasta in the state. and
is now carrying out that design. Last
night's visit was his thirty'drst.
WWW“
A 18th “flown
a Inan loch an. All.
A iew days ago the allowing adver.
tisement was printed in the ”Want"
column oi The Evening dentinel:
WANTED-vii copy of llail's History oi
Norwallt. Address. stating .
"Hall's History." this odlce.
The large number of replies demon—
strated the incl that "Hall’s Hillary oi
Norwnllt" is not such a your boot: as
' had been supposed. There were ten
answers to the ad. trots people who
were willing to part with their copies
tor a maturation ranging from n to
tilt: live others reported that they had
copies oi lite history that the adver-
tiser could consult and three others
consented to loan their copies.
The advertiser ltotrgbt the :3 copy.
and considered it cheap at that price.
‘itenilnel "Want" ads. pay.
W
Y. I. it A Ibis fleas
The Bible class connector with the
Young Ian's Christian association
will start tomorrow night. it will he
The sunset will he .“Zaeebeas an a
Tran." W sin" l-io. flapper will he
serves atatab. and the class will start
ml
ledhyc.7.llradshaw.biBriMeport. ii
the love at llr. Been’ Bride.
llfllllllliiflm HER WRIERiJflIE
Ali-ionvlltalttryoflionghnnis and
“many—Ilia Drill-groom As-
muhiarrlandathatanwill
Ind Vail.
The chiei topic oi conversation in
Unionville. a ehburb oi Not-walk. la
the sudden marriage of James H.
Beers. a well-known contractor. and
the bride's snhaeouent departure and
apparent return to her iormer home.
Hr. Beers’ matrimonial venture was
a ”funny one," as the saying goes. He
is titty-sis years at age: or late he
has been peddling doughnuts. While
calling at the home of one at his curt,
toners. it is said. he was salted why
he had never married since his former
wife died.
“1 cannot llnd anyone that will have
the." responded hlr. Beers.
"Well, i will find you a wile." sold
the lady oi the house.
"li you do i will iuliill my part of
the contract." replied' the doughnut
man.
Nothing more was said on the sub-
iect tor several days. One morning
the woman. addressing Mr. Beers.
said: "i have got n wile for you."
Itr. Beers was surprised. but consen-
ted to meet the woman. especially
when he learned she was a widow.
lie iound her to his liking and alter
a short courtship marriage was decid-
ed upon. The ceremony was perform.
ed by Rev. r'. 8. Robbins on December
IS.
The marriage records give the
bride's name as Elisa Ann Harsh.
widow. Brooklyn. aged sixty-nine. and
the groom's as James Harvey ‘lleera,
widow». Norwalk. aged lily-sis.
weeks. when, it is alleged. the bride
said her new way of living w too
plain ior her; that chor in.“ lite
before had she been supported on how
er and pancakes. V
There were soon! words. at letter
that in what the neighbor. say, and
the bride leit. bag and baggage. tor
her home in Brooklyn.
htr. Hem is very reticent concern.
ing his serum! marriage venture. but
they will find that all will end well.
wax. or can. nononow.
thalall- , Incendiary—Cooks
Again on the 'itnaaa Itsnd.
New Haven. Conn. Jan. 27. The
third day oi the trial at Captain
George llodgdon on a charge alleging
arson in the tiring oi the Totttine hotel
in this city, opened at “M25 this tore-
noon. with Frederick Coolie. the sell-
eoniessed incendiary and chiei when»
at the state, on the stand, answering
questions not by Joseph I. Harbour.
senior counsel ior Captain llotlgdon.
Cooke's examination this morning was
devoted to a description oi his plans
ior netting tire to the hotel. in» t'rip
irons springdeid to New Haven and bin
work at the hotel. The attorney not
most minutely into Cooke‘s prepara-
tions and caused him to describe in do
tall the arrangement oi the candles in
the oil cans by which the fire wan set.
This portion at the examination hav—
ing been «hosted. the attorney soc»
reeded in confusing the witness notice-
ably. By must admit attentions Coolie
was iorcad to mshe answers which re.
vealed discrepancies in his story. in
other words the lawyer tortmi him into
answers which leit unaccounted tor
considerable oi his time on Christmas
dawning between the time oi hia set-
the Ire and his departin- from the
. The attorney annealed in get-
ting Coolie to admit that he was prob-
ably in two places at once. and certain
answers oi the witness so accounted for
hiadntagsihat beaceompliaheditta
law momenta oi time what tonal have
taken mach longer. “owner. Cooke
was remarkably owl and the attorney
wnanotnhletoroaiasehhniongata
time. When he tilts-overeat himself is
an apparent discrepancy Coolie calmly
raid: ”Valid may newtong about the
asset time." ate. etc.
”mud-ow.
Plush“. lists" .lss. ilwltsthsalei
Heartypiaadadaotxatiiythiamornian
bmmmmasmm
mm Vii! the murder at
its... iron to it»; not ‘
All was happiness tor a iew short-
ersotthastaamas
which went. M
were
ya. at. today.
Themmendousaea ningmadeit
tit much dill!-
“ is Muted
crew were slowly
culty brought to
she will he a total
lira. William
oi the ladies
eiiects oi the
irosen in the
‘ « vessel to the
exposure, being
passage irorn the
you! of Duluth
-‘ bar at
the mouth oi the ‘
supposed the ill» " icon and its
hapless crew wenfb r three years
ago, almost to a m. it in one oi the
most dangerous and. ’ dad spots on
the east shore. .
Detroit. hitch. Jar.
the Associated Prep
hor. says that the ..
luth. wrecked 08 fit. ‘ . pit early this
morning, now lies .~ on lengthwise
through the center by the heavy nets.
She afterwards want to pieces by the
swelling of her car“ of oats. The
steamer and cargo ’ valued at poo-
000 with insurance oi 0.000 on steam-
er and 810.000 on
iorty passengers. i
all at whom were ,
saving crew, were
an invalid and an
.~A special to
. Benton Harv
City of Du-
hy the lite-
women, one
aged 75.
W s.
Helillsthaltary thaluadaroi
wean. .
New York. Jan. 27W tidro ('iar»
amello. who was Wt to this city
irotu Baltimore new I. utter con-
ieesing that he had murdered Natalie
Hruguio. tor which crime angelo Car-
bonehnowinainssilnuuderasa—
more 0! death. W“ a detailed
tension This is what ('iurmello
aaid:
"ilrtignio and I tor some time had an
“infecting between its caused by iimg-
rtlo paying attention to my Wlff‘. M~
tor ht- dishonored my name he wont
about boasting what he had art-om-
plishod and said n- did not care (or
me. in July 1 has "me trouble with
him and was salt to ge'l n warrnni
(or his arrest. i then said. 'lieove it
to me and I will kill him.‘ iirngniu
was a very powerful man and i was
airaid to approach him from the trout
and give him a light.
”On the Sunday preceding the right
my cousin. Angelo (forbade. had a
quarrel with Brugnlo. On Sunday.
September il. i saw my entrain Car?
bone in Franklin street. lie one
down in the street with Hrugnlo stand-
ing over him in a. striking attitude
i then sud: 'imlt at that mania.
Alter he has run away with my wile
he now wants to itili my cousin.’ i
ran up. sly muain had gone to the
other side at the street. i then stub~
bed Brugulo twice in the side. a
"I remained there tor a short time
talking to a man named Grocho
There was some excitement and i
walked away. The next day i went to
Philadelphia and then to Hantsyunlt.
Va. There i learned that write one
was rushing inquiries» about me and i
went to Milton. Del. i heard at the
arrival of a stranger in Milton and i
then went to Baltimore. i went to a
friend's home and was in hiding when
i wait arrested. And now it i will have
to die. i will die like a man."
MAID ossuaa
Denver. (203.. Jan. 27.~The miners
in the northern mat district. who have
item on strilte for a couple oi weehs.
will resume work today and depend
upon the state board at arbitration to
settle the dispute.
lit. Mela. Ho. Jan. 21.«~Jatlt liven-
nan. the well known tit. tools have
hall player. has been appointed to a
position an empire in the Atlantic
Manor
Isa ‘l'rntieiaro. Jan. flw'i'he quickest
trip at the «neon iron Philadelphia to
ilaa hauls” has been completed. the
lmqaoisataltiagiaeraalaiutlaya
Pbeatallo. ldaho. Jan. rid-1's. past
two days have been therein“ is this
section tor my years. The ther-
mometer registered it below. At
baaerntt it was it below an at lar-
ltet halts at below.
Ilsa gfraaeiaen. Jan. 21-?» light
raisiall this winter has ceased wisest
growers to mm high prices arr
their product.
itaaieo titty. ins. limits. M
the widow ct Ianater Hearst. at 0st»
A, Three lien Plasge no" on Ele-
vator Shall, Probably ohms.
untimwfilimm
lewflaslrohanioaglhwhaw
thadentarhy thalawylaaa-
Paopleluahingtbtham
dikebyflonasnds.
(By Associated Press.)
New York. Jan. zip—'Anaccident oc-
curmd today on a new twelvevstory
building in course of construction on
Broadway. which will probably result
in the death oi three men. The infilt—
ed are George McNamara. 27 years old;
.lohn Hammond. 38 years old. and iii-
chael Seaman. 59 yearn old. The first
two men are plasterere and the last
named is a laborer. The men had been
working through the night on the
building by the old of an eimrio tight.
Seaman was on the filth door anperin'
tending the building oi s aoulold over
an elevator shalt. seamen suddenly
lost his balance anal tell down the
shaft. 0n the (north door McNamara
and Hammond were standing on a slim
scallold already erected over the eie»
valor shnit. human. who weighs
200 pounds. carried the sealold on the
iourth door with him in his tail. and
the three men crashed down to the
sub—cellar below. They were all inter-
nally injured ‘d have low chances at
recovery.
II wooownmowao ma
Ms Attorney Iayahahas hams Do-
claradlnaannhy laps-rte.
New Haven. Conn, Jan. fie—The
cane of Edward A. Duh. who is charm
ed with the murder oi his wile and hit
mother-Joints, came up helm Judge
iterating, oi the Superior Court. to.
day. Eat—Jute Blydenhttrg, counsel
im- the «and. made a statement to
the elect that lint! was in no mutil-
tion to plead to the charge. The at~
toruey continued. saying that imd is
insane». that he has been exominmi by
Dr. Stratus. of iiariiord. and Dr. t'ar—
unit, of thin city. and urging the court
to hear these doctors before the pris-
oner is put to plea. Alter on arms—
ttwnt between cmtnael on m the not-
mmt to is: allowed for experts and all
other exited-yes incident upon the tie»
tense oi Dull. the latter was remanded
to lull in the custody at the stiletto to
await limiter orders oi the court.
Putnam. Pond. Jan 27;".I. Palatrdis.
aged lit) years. drove into the Quint.»
bang river near the Powhattan mills
last night. and although be war res‘
lant night. and although lit-was ream.
t-tlirotn drowning he died shortly alter
being taken trout the water. as it result
at the shorts. The aged man heenuw
motored as to the roadway and drove
down a harsh onto the ire. From the
' ire the tepm went into the water. The
man's shouts aroused those living near
by and 'when help t‘liliil' t’ainrtiia was
hanging to the horse‘s collar. The
wort: oi rescue manned hall an
hour.
Irate-unsathhy‘ioanha
Wichita. lion, .lno. 27.~»Bli Hittite.
minim-titer st Tongan. Okla. was
wnylsid last night and beaten to death.
presumably by n gang oi iooghs.
illslte was a descent of the ilnptlst
church and had been a leader in an
attempt to drive the I‘m out oi
Tongan. He had lm advised by
letter to reuse the. agitation it he val»
tied his lite. The attach noon bits loi-
imve-l the arrest of tour WWW
era.
1
anyways-rm
tannins. .laa. 21-h is mind that
on the day ioliowtsgtheraaderingot
the rerdictiniavnroldir “fatten thea
and lady ilynaaintheanitotmatel
lay to‘reeorertaenst crumb
loaned to batty hym ea notes pare
porting to have been allied by her
W.thiehthelaiterdariarad
miorgWJhe wholeolthewtanayu
iendar’seiaintswaspaidbyiriantboi“
Lady bytes Ir. M.W.re~.y
tinedtoeitharenwnrtaordaaythara»
port.
museum
Washington. Jan. rim senate
wiltveteaatha'l’aaaermta»
more“.
Seattle. Wash.
fihsgway within a tow hum of each
other yesterday. five hundred pet»
pie left this city for the north and
from other sound ports combined al-
most as many finite are booked by the
three vessels. making their, departure
for Masha from Puget Sound in one
day nearly 3.000.
The Clara Nevada made her initial
voyage and carried lab iirst class and
56 second class passengers.
The steamer City of Seattle sailed
with httyvthree first and 150 second
class passengers. Her booking at
other sound ports will swell the numbo
or to 600. The Utopia rolled in the at,
'te'moon with over till) people abroad.
The steamer City of Topeka will
sail at 9 o’clock'ior Juneau and Silks
and before she leaves the sound will
have over two hundred were. a
maturity irotn this city. Her accom-
modations were sold out some time in
advance.
Tacoma, Wash. Jan. 27~The steam-
er City oi Scattlo nailed yesterday tor
Manila. carrying «mo manners;
Portland. Ore. Jan. fi.»«(ieneral
Meriaot. commanding the department
of the (Vol-moi», chartered a clean»
host yesterday to convey the supplies
and baggage oi the Martha relief eats»
ditiou from Vancouver barracks to thisi
city. (mm which point they will be
shipped to Dyes by the steamer George
W. Hider. on February i. )lost at the
puck animals and packets have upon
sent to Scottie. anal from there they
will go by steamer to ”yea.
Portiund, Oren. Jan. 27.-The North
Pacific lumber company has chartered
the steamer whoonere Won. . Al»
eaten: and Airnza. and within the next
two weeks will place than on the route
between this city and Alaska.
”All on m am.
An Mush-tam Apt. In»
( 0m onto. lei“ al—«lltnry
Starr. leader of the king gm oi
train and haul; robbers. which has been
terrorizing the cltbens or the south,
western states for the peat ten years.
has been redone-d at the Ohio peniten’
iiary to serve eight years {or robbery
ind one for mastsmhter.
Starr led the gun; that robbed the
bank at Bentonviile, Art. of 5301”)
five yearn ago. When captured at (fol,
trado Springs he had “Miter in gold
3 at his clothes. Starr was once a mem-
her 0! the (atom Dalton gang of out-
Iowa. the surviving members of which
are all in the Ohio penitentiary, When
the news oi Starr‘s arrival was heard
all. the prison. it arrive at old time ties-
wratirwu applied for special permis-
yioi't to see the retired chief.
l'nrmtai as these requests were, they
were granted and one by one the men
who once terror/ind the people ol 9‘"
labours. Arkanaas and Tesas died in.
The prisoner tnilted over old times
mt! inquired alter tamer comrades.
oath in runs.
In Any of laughs of One Given
”flawed the fol.
Chicago..ian.27.«1i opeelal from rlao
Antonio. Tes.. saya: Returns received
today oi an assay of a ample More
iron: the new gold mine at cit-Ct
grenadine Thomas Paschal and asso-
liaies, situated in lliliespie county.
With at here is what is known as the
Mann district. The assay gives til».-
lfio sold to the ion.
The m at the also any the anio—
pie was related indiscriminately iron:
the vein, and they are enthusiastic
over its startling richness. They any
the vein is eighteen level wide.
A number oi assays oi the ore have
heretofore been made and they ranged
trout m to him in gold to the too.
The earlier-rent over this new gold
district in increasing here and parties
oi prospectors are going out daily in
search oi rich rialrna.
Who-no W’
Washington. Jan. fi-‘rbe president,
W by Hr. Porter. his were
very. left Wnnhlutow all. a. m.. over
the Pennsylvania rated for New York
where he will strand the banned to
be given at the Waldoriyhauwta (0'
mimbflassym
lenient... Mflwlaalattsrto
them multinational-s-
“W
m trims-e .
cmdeduesmcrsulletlormansadfm
WAN’l'E:l)—.Lttdyw canvamarn "
orders tor a household
sells to every iamlly.
ary or commission ill“;
once. C. H. liarvey’s oily
merit olhce. 70 North lulu
WANTED—Three or tour young
can secure board or rooms,
Monroe street, South N
Prices moderate.
WANTED-Furnisbed or part]
nllhed pleasant room for
housekeeping by man and wile
South Kuwait. P 0. Bond“
WANTED-«Situation to do
human by two competent '
garian girls. Good cooks slid ,
ore and irouers. Apply to John.
gvary. 2 Smith street, South '
walk.
WAKTED~Bveryb0dy to have
iortune told iree by Quail I
and her hand oi the m
palmiat in this country A
uplodate Seeitatm
all the week ‘
.W... W'OR‘L , , 1;
run SALE—Reduced price
heaters. South Kuwait
T0 LET-mill! Bohtdkt M.
Xorwailt new Muse. scroll rob-a.
line all modern improvements of
plumbing sewer connections.
Trolley panties the dart. immediate
pvwset‘iltli’i \pply to C 1.7mm;
'27 (Metro av enue East liorwaih.
Aflh
T0 LET—~Apnrtments of dye or time
rooms for light housekeeping. Apply
at :3 Washington street. South More
walk. 1103'.
T0 LET—Two stores. :2 North Iain
street. suitable for any W“
Fire rooms. 54 Conuetieut M
pike; also four would. Mill's
30!!!! statesmen. ’
T0 l.HT-—l"uruished room. Mill
gas and heated with m
hath. convenience to m
with or without hoard. "
X. Sentinel once.
1’0 LET—«Apartments Hot .3!
Main street. five rooms.
movements, rent the. Alan
"and“ Apply toured”
Youngs. 42 East arm“
walk.
'I'O LPT-J’Illfillhl. m
nlshed rooms. with board, 4
per week; without board. M.
‘2. Addm.W..1. ‘
heath Wall.
,1.
1‘0 Lana—linen rooms. 01 W
avenue: Music Hall It“.
tor pares; lrst liter. I!
ill libido street: m ‘, .
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