‘ ,’ y loco-swash» sis ”hemmed Ingllarlen. undone .oi thinner be called upon . ioaehhrne'ointurdermrat mm intent to kill. when thousattarh oi the Superior Court Theuuawhoaresstdtdbetrsmpa boarded sweat-bound freight train in manta-aw sum. intenti- _ingio leave‘thst city ior the city's 'm 0nbosrd,thetraintbe|nen.all oiwhotnwereinoveorlessnadsrthe inlnsneeoillauitr.hucaltsmdiu thougsaasiadorssgat ' 'l‘heflltllhoflhelghiflasthave ta- keuplaeslnliariea. wherethetravel- enmdtohsveheenthrownodthe traiu.forwordcatneirotathatplaoe last night about 6 o'clock. that a man who gave the mute of lllcheei , GrlflnmiuJonea avenue. Bridgeport. walked 8. c. mum's drug store with a Jknihe sticking in his heldandwhlchhcwasuuabletoex- trteate. He asked tor medical assist- lime. Dr. 0.1!.)louonwnssuutmonedand lthadarststruckamuowsua its rsutovnllstta g-‘h three inches long. it bled terribly. the issued itiuto drip-rs head. intedtng to'lurdsr him. nail by the harest chance escaping to do so. Asthepolntoithekniiestruck the bonethsbladewnsbrokenolbythe force oi the terrlhin blow and remained imhedded in (iriIn's temple. The man who did the stabbing immediately fled. When the Darin olicials were in, formed of the stair Constable Alonso Weed and am Oberlander hasten- ed toihe Irene and arrested nve oi the Inca. three of who. gave the names of William Hayward. John Ryan William Kily. They claimed that they belong. ed in Bridgeport. With Oriln. they were all placed in the lockup in the Town list! building. Theothermsuoithepsrty.theone who did the stabbing. when he realis» ed what had occurred. quickly ned, leaving his hat in the depot. Word was W to Stanford, in which direction the I. went. and inter cane the announcement that the man had been east . Constable W went to that. city this min. secured the prisoner and brouht hi- la the llsrien «when. where the other. men were ronlned. This was save his sense as John liar— ray. of flew York. and although his desrrlption tallies with that of the man who did the stabbing. he denies ”tin and actuation with the alsir. andptutsadsdnottoknow theme-its theheksp. munitnoa Irmishsshtvnflahasastinisg as “lemmas”. r. a. m. as. leading and! of the souls li‘sewatk mitt towns area’s Christian seen-sates earths. am the Miss ladeavor he» story at the lierwsik Wetland rt, at}; l “ ,‘ ”autumnal” , _ .m monthly receptions. also to a Bible class taunt by a trained and tip-to- dnte instructor. 0. P. Bradshaw, of the Brltkmrt association. a man who knees. or indulge in other spiritual Wag forces, whose conscience is clue. whose strength is in the word ”Bible." whose faith is in the Lord Jest- Christ; one who loves young men because he is one. Our Bible class nunbsrskytwsaty-aight, convenes on Friday night from 'i to ll o'clock. giving prectically two evenings in one. At 0:30 p. In. snapper is served to young menandbtwinessmen whowiahtowv me in Bible study. by a committee from the ladies' auxiliary. whose pree- idsut ls Ira llnlly lily. the beloved Junior Endeavor state president. She Its an eldest corps of influential law dies from the various churches to sue- tain her in the: work. There is a sup- Wl’ fund box. and the last course is to pass the bus. Any amount from five cents up to 31 will be received, or no oi the box go to furnishing the supper table. This class is reaching and teaching the young men a knowledge of the Bible. supplyinggthern with ar- guments tonneetlhose‘whoeay 1, an: amusement-11 donotneedto ioiaacitureh;' preparing then: as ell» clout workers, as Sunday school teach- “ Christin Indeavor workers. lead~ h Mugs. not for one far all the Norwalks; gives ‘ to lead clean lives and _‘ _ . tosinethesnselves up. ”ally and physically. with use leungthene them for of «wire there against m that ceases to all i 5 l g ii i i i we 5 i no lens the gymna- stumclasswithllslitoflstevuherson the door three nights of the week. we haveinlllletlourplahe and doneoar duty by the ‘nthsr young man.’ Christ has been bored and his name has been lifted up and lie is able to draw all men unto Hint. ior He says in John sit. 32. 'lf l he lifted up i will draw all then unto ne.’ The assotdetlon has been warned not to make it too relig- ious; itcaunabeniadeso. The more religion a church has the better church you have. The saute Principle applies with equal force to an seem-tattoo. "The other religious meetings are itundny afternoon survive. at which from fifty to sixty young men are pres— ent. We also how. an orchestra that supplies good Illilttit'. These services have been led by dilerent members and pastors oi the diiierent churches. There is usually an impromptu song service by the young men at the piano after the regular service that is greatly enioyed Our membership is between lily and sixty. and is holy insistently ntitied it» especially by the prreeut bul- ton contest. We think on this showing of what has been accomplished we are entitled to s liens“. The ladies' aux- iliary thinks the sense. What we have mplished so far has been done without asking the financial aid oi any one. We have received ’8 in two gifts if I could have said tree it would have been better for the reputation oi tee Norwalks This beaent. that copes on llatardsy. February i2. is honored by the pres-ram oi the best talent primer» sble in‘ the lint-walks. and we ask the muons support of the talented peo- ple on the pntgratnmr. "Now is the titer to show your sp— Wiation of the. elort that has been E there-segues? iiytkegrareoitiod theioengiieas Mia-association m «mot. m .unnunmnonunuu mthm hehnnJflWa m— a loans of 010,000 Hayes Millie-III!- John L. Dwight, a wealthy ranohtuau oi Spokane. Wash. recently came to New York city in search of a husband for his dashing young daughter rather than have her 'tnarry any oi the wild westerncowboys. iieoderedacssbhmmw mm, bonus oi $10,000 to the young man ‘ cm file "I. “I 00'- in reply he received 5.839 odors of "W” "°" “Wmimu J; marriageiromyouugatsnslloverthe citytolevynpun; M'u“ country. One young man writes from ”a a" tax. Norwalk: he oollectid Norwalk. Conn. Jan. 30. to wmmmul’ John L. Dwight. Dear Sin-l would 3 like to go to your ranch and work for found that braids W‘ ”’9 lav six months for you. If you then find u” “25;: M ‘3'“ ” "W meofgoodcharaeteszhouldnskthem - mntnmugeotyourdsuaum WWW! Whit!" Illl not looking for money or gold tit-t. titty W‘ “ “SN"! tonight. i would not touch one cut of your money until i had proven to you that Anothsellesgglaiorthsliophy. llil'i worthy oi it. and also your daughter. I have some money oi my own. and i would only ask the chance to win a good and noble girl for a wife whowlll beasgoodawifetonlessl will be a husband to her. i enclose my photqraph. poor; taken over a year ago. lant no dude. but a steady. upright fellow, looking for a good wife and nothing more. Trustingtoheariromyou. l The Norwalk Ohms club has chal- lenged the m Chess. Checker and Whist club whether struggle for the silver trophy which the Bridgeport club holds. The Walkers will go to that city Tuesday ironing. February is. with tan Maud try again. The Bridgeport Chennai b is well launched into a tournament for its members. Three prises will % worded at its con- clusion; one to they“!!! having the it is very remain. very 3131“” N6 hfikeq score of not less than Jill. an- . '1 “m Pd" othertothe Marketing the high“! scoreoinotlsuthnhfitittormorethan There ii I T. J. Sterling at 2 ”MW .7“. M at u”. avenue.buthehasbeenlnsrriad for sometimesndoicoursehewasuot the author oi the letter. thot'h his irieudshavehedlotsoiisnwithhin. Alsatinelreporterhasloeated the author oi the Norwalh epistle. how- m.mmsolvshmewnsa Iciitioususnse. thefaet that belies inst grown“ a moustache gives hint ‘fi the player having "allelic—Ira. W; J; Tram. ONDAY. noun away. it is earnestly hoped that the Nov. walk young than will be sttoceasiul in party lots oi lroube. Vera thatleinngs to listen lea , A special meeting oi the Hat Finish- eru' association was held Saturday ai— ternoon. when matters alerting the trade were omit-ably adjusted. The four men employed at the Croint & Knapp company's factory. it was agreed. should not do the work that properly belongs to union men. but that they mold periorvn about the same work they have been thring for some time. in regard to the tumble at the ilouth Norwnlk list company's fartory. it was decided that the men should be requir— ed to live up to the rules of the asso- ciation regarding teas: work. a regular meeting of the list rin- labors will he held Wednesday night in Ilystic Chain hall. mammalian". An Old m of Imnlk lasts with a hints! a». ll. linrhaanaa Yale. an old resident of itovwalh. who has been rooming at Dr. A. ll. llablwin's. in West avenue. tell front the treat stoop of the doctor's residence yesterday morning and broke his hip. Dr. Baldwin and llr. J. it. lingo" attended him. lie will be taken to the ‘ hospital. Nataletsstlvaareaiarearsaadie his suit. even if he did aign the name oi another person and make the other WWinlsgsnito Viee-prsnident—lira J. ii. llanning. Secretary—Ira. ii. (3. fluency. Treasurer-dire. Thomas Vernon. The annttsl reports shoned that the work oi the society is prewressing '0'! satisfactorily. m mam! The members oi 8t. Joseph's church that yesterday and selected the follow- ing parish committee: Charles Lynch. John lurphy. John iiurpby. Jr.. D. W. Hariord, n. J. O'Brien. Charles Wil- liams. Thomas Walsh. Edward Flynn. William J. tiellush and Thomas Ryan. The secretary is Stephen J. O'Brien. This committee selected as tntstccs for the coming year Edward Flynn and John Murphy. Inlet-whom Irons Indus-s Last Saturday afternoon George Keeler. the shoe dealer on the Wash- ington street bridge. purchased the entire stock of Charles ll. Harvey. oi North linin street. who has sold his block in Bridgeport parties and intends to retire front the shoe business. .____, Willow'ssh d the Golden Hill hells. New Redford. lass. Feb. 7.~ The be. ginning oi anothn week. the fourth of the cotton null operatives' strike here. showed smiling but the same apparent determination on both sides to stick to their respective positions until the oth- er yields. Secretary Cassette. oi the total strike committee. issued a statement this morning. in which be said that the total amount of money received up to Mayday. February 5. at s a. in. was $1.145. The trail Riter collectors. who worked the latter half of the week in thatcity.hadnotreporteduptothat lists and entail sasoeats oatmeal is this city on Friday and ilatsrday had not «use to head. ”In looking over the arsenals receivv as been outside ma" says serve» iary Cannane. "there is every trusses that flew “land is hulaaiu to awake. The yeasts of lowed. law- rsnes and listen in urticalar sire aw» m “It” W manna-em am. it. 1.. M. 1M Doleasdssrtysrrlrehhsvsthlshsrn- Wsshhstslinthesrlvste ever the ' W anwmmwm‘owmum liliiilillilllli Fire is’Alleutic City, ll. 1.. Es- telle a hosed About $65,000. mum ain't Ilium. Onssleina am not-t no. mmwm but mmaaawum m Atlantic City. N. J.. Feb. l-A fire which originated in the Academy oi lusic this tuorniu, destroyed a half block oi buildings, entailing a loss oi about “5.000 before being gotten under control. . The origin oi the did is a mystery. Ollicer Robinson discovered smoke is— suing from under the board walk in front of the Academy of Music. A general alarm was sent in. but before . the mines arrived the Academy of limit- was enveloped in flames. The "are spread to Lepros' confectionery store and there mmunicated to the rear oi the Bryn liaur Hotel. The flames quickly spread to Bach- nrach’s furnishing shire, Rutter'e school of phrenology. liyer's photo graph gallery. the old liine bath houses. Smith's rolling chair establish meutnndaportionoithe vitaacope parlors on the board walk. l For a time it looked as though the Berkeley hotel. the largest hosteiry on Kentucky avenue. would surely be des- troyed. The rear oi the hotel adioined the burned buildings and the sill wester- ly wind fanned the flames toward the olg house. Several lines of hose were run out of the hotel windows. and the side of the building and surrounding property was thoroughly drenched. The guests in the Berkeley hotel hurriedly pack- ed their clothing and prepared for a hasty exit. but the wind shifted at this tlnte and this alone saved the hotel. “103" MAI new: “All. lelsyshawill use up to his M iraetwithrisbeh-aa. lien Francisco, Feb. ’i.—-Tod Sloane. the jockey, fresh lion: his conquests in mmbbaekiuthiacliy.whluh he is pleased to call his home. lie ar- rived from the East last evening and was warmly welcnnled by his irlenda. lie is several“ pounds heavier than when he left here. but expects to ride at about too pounds. lie confesses to being in poor condition. owing to his long iourney. and will not accept any mounts here for several days. After six weeks he intends to go East. He will live up to his contract with Heischmaun. he says. all reports to the contrary notwithstanding. After this yearheinaybeeapectedtodomore raring abroad. This year. he says. he will not be able to rare abroad. for the rum that the English racing closes in November and his contract with Yleiachntann will keep him in America until that little. WWII sap. hslsahad‘larnsdea the ass. and fisOtitsrhnllhlsansua. Syracuse. N. Y.. Feb. ‘l-—Jstnes B, crank. custodian of the city hall. was found dud In his bed this morning. lie had tnrnedon theses in hisrootnsnd died of asphyxiation. Ifr. (trunk had been prominent in Democratic polities. lie sued layer lotiuire for atom damages. the mayor having called hint a ballot boa sinker. The suit was re- cently discontinued. The wile oi the deceasedhasanaeiioafordivoreenow pending in the courts. Chieopee Falls. lines. Feb. 'l--Al- bert ilostiett. 24. a.bttotblach at De- tlrsy’s hotel was found dead in bed this morning. having undoubtedly poisoned himself. tie left ids m sedwatrhinaaenvsiopesddrsssedto the proprietor. llo cause is known. Wherfhgslfli. itsw Yon. M li—Jrhe British ship Willis. law. outward hosed tor handlebwkiehwsehsavhedosthv momsnmm annnwklleihin-ewanmwn' now. use. __ New York“ Feb. 7.-’l'ho ed from Baltimore. Irene-errant Christianssnd, hauvlg and W’ ‘ V, with a lull cargo of wheat. a my last. Feb. 4. at noon. about ail-sinus out from Cape Henry. the m struck submerged wreck and” in the bow. illling the lore comm with water. Captain Clegg nys ht he could see no evidence oi the wreck. The water was rough and showed no break. such as would indicate had it been smooth. the presence oi a sub- merged body. When the vessel struck there appeared above the water the one oi an iron barge or hull. After a thorough examination Captain Clegg decided to bear up for this port and telegraph his owners for instructions. Thesteanvrwlllgointodrydookfor survey. manomnow nova. Deilishfieanarllahatiutaeiuinoullis- icawiththsrrsightclindea Liverpool. Feb. 7.—-.Tlte British steamer Lake Ontario. Captain Camp bell, arrived her yesterday inn St. John. N. B.. and Halifax. with her starboard bow store in. She reported that she had been in collision with the Wilson line irelght steamer Hludoo. Captain Douglass. from Hull. January 22. for New York. The location where the collision oc- curred is not given. and the damage sustained by the Hindoo was not known. New York. Feb. 1% & Son. the New York agents of the Wilson line. had not received the news of the collision this morning. They aid they had been looking for theflhduo’e ar- rival within the next dayortwo. Trialoi I. Indie “ Paris. Feb. 7.—-The trial ti I. bile Zola. who in being M by the government as a result of th‘ isms which he wrote last Dang" b h Aurore. strongly to!“ - “I oflcisls connected with the DUI!!- case. opened today is the Anise (but at the Seine. The keenen. public ht- terest was maniiuted in theta-e. Hana dreds of people surrounded the court. anxious to gain admittance. The pa- lice ntessnra taken to insure order were most rigoluu MW' lurid. Feb. l.-—Bssnatehsa inst rev ceired from lands. capital oi the Phil— tlpine islands. shunne- that too buildings. some of tits- oi input-tame. have been destroyed by Ire. pore Alli manna Winfield. Kan. Feb. 7.-Judgc M. O. Troupe. one of the oldest and best rillOWll lawyers in Kan—s. dropped dead at his home in this city Sunday. of heart disease. Sacramento. Calli.. Feb. 7.-fltatc Senator Joseph Routier died at his home near this city. Sunday. lie canto to this country from France in 1863 and was the pioneer orchardiat here. liable F'c. N. at, Feb. 1—H. W. Le- tnsn. vice president of the Chicago Ti- .te and Trust mmpany, has been ap- pointed receiver oi the liealean South- eastern Rallroed company. San Franciscofl'eb. 7.—-hloet oi the lee-bound whaling heel is owned by the Pacific Steam Whaling company. and it is announced that a relief expedition will soon be sent north by the coin- MI. Tacoma. Wash. Feb. i.~’l'he North srnPaclilcneathstardaywtilgaton siast trainiroutht. mum. shortening the present time Iva hooray . Peublo. Colo. Feb. rpm the nest six weeks 300.”. Malad’whea. will be shipped from Pueblo to the 0qu of lieslco for export to France and Belgium. Kansas City, lid. Feb. 'l.-—~Janies Redmond is wanted by the police as the meted murderer oi lites ileum Cehumuher. who was mot down in her grmery here several Inonths since by one of two robbers. Warrenebnrg, Ila. Feb. “L-John J. mamCoventine-Captsia Wfiv ‘ o. ' Cigar company, street. wanruo—otdsewtegnsehiasstd change for the New no. a . motion and ball bearing, 1 Wilson sewing Inciting . m dressesoithosedeairlngto sew” Perfumo 00., Bridgewstsr. prnaaa. tron saw-a “Comfort" To LET-First floor, fl street. hve rooms, ments, rent ”5. also rents at $7 To LET—~Becond hour of Iva withcitywsteratldmhorn 7 '77 East Norwalk. Rent.“ W' of hire. Thomas B. filth, u premises. or Patrick m. walk iron Works. / ”ion , , worm usher _~~ “ACHINE Bicycles. sewing ‘ _' cal wort. railing I“ ," and keys. farmer! M , «7 generally. JIM ti. Railroad place. new
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