0 Knight Sir A, hi. 2. church
tilled to ltd Imam last night. it
the occasion at a Christian Ea—
or illustrated aervice. The church
tastefully decorated with colored
ntlnga, and a large table with 250
« oi varioua colors and sizes and
globes Iran artistically arrang-
. to mpreaent the trout of a temple.
W Chriutinu Endeavor monogram n
and a crown, were lighted alter.
y it: the dilieront papers were
_ ll Outrald R. Smith was in charge
of the programme. and was assisted by
room: R. H. Taylor. David Green
Infill Deacon John D Taylor. The mu.
do with most carnelian, hurling been at-
mail by Choir lymtr'uas Mrs. R H
Taylor. Addresses were made by Mrs.
Mlly lily. Miss Carrie “Acton: and
Mon Charles D. Lloyd, oi (‘alrary
”mint chlirteh. Thorn were delcgn-
‘s present irom the various En-
dlnt'or harletics oi Norwuill and South
Norwullr Quite .1 number went away
tin mount of the church being so
The pulpit oi the South Norwalk
congregational church was occupied
yesterday morning by Rev. Samuel
Stanfield. oi Stamford. He preached
irom John xii. 24 The dincnarne want
a most able one. In the evening a l.‘In-
ooln memorial service was held. and
proved oi great interest to tho largo
congregation pml. The pastor'u
address was especially godd. and the
mimic excellent. “Mind A. Tilly
gar» mrmvl who, and hint. Hunger a
vocal solo. The large chorus choir
dang lincly oil the special music.
AI Ilw' monthly meeting oi the La—
dics humiliation to he held on \i'ednew'
day next. at 3:30 p. m.. in the Norwalk
longrcgationnl chapel. Mien Anna ll.
Heard. who has Intent several years in
Paris. will give aa addrecn on {‘Pro-
teslanl Missions in France."
speaks irom out her own Itirgt' cxllvro
kill-c her :tddrr-ss will be mu» oi great
interest. All ladies of The Norwnlkn
urt- wry cordially inl’lietl‘to hlitl’ thr-
nddrcan.
it
t
.‘lundny. Mutt-ll l2}, will be known or.
Sunday Itchool day in the churches.
ior on that date the gloom'ticut Snu-
Ilay school union will ‘rouyeucat thr
Norwnllt Methodint church. There will
he speakers at all oi the llliicrt-m
churches in the morning and in the
evening the Norwallt churches Will
unite iron union aerviee It meritor-
Vnii. Methodist chilrcjl.
Church (231w.
South Norwalk (‘oitnregntlotiltl~~
'l‘umulay. 7:30 p, ”L. devotional and
hintincml totaling oi the King's Dough.
lel'ls' circle at the home oi Mrs. w. it.
'l‘hompm.9l South Main pin-en. 'th-
tllite hmtm will he opened Ill” this meet-
ing. \t'eliuhuiny, l p. in. the Wonlnu'u
Hutton t'll‘t'it‘, cunt purlol. indie» oi
the congregation are all invited to
uhare in thin needed charity. Thorn-
duy, ii p. In. mid-ml: urryicc. con
ducted by the ptlalor. Afn hitching oi
testimony. Question. ’ l conver-
sion; what tlul’li itdo tar. . 1'" blu—
all- in I-ltarxc oi . ll 9 [I III..
the church (2 or willvlnuot candi-
IIIIIIII ior Wit Mber‘lip padlorll
ltudy «: ‘
anoifi m minimum
Wcfimym-Upona
Plan for Aunuriag the malty.
The i‘onuoiidaled mull directors, at
their Int-cling in Now York. Saturday.
decided upon it plan ior merging the
'1th Enulonll ltnllrontl company with
their nyutenut. Vlct' l’rcoitlent iluti.
~ thiurday night, elated the twin upon
which it won pro/pond to mergc the
proportion. llc mid the (Youmiitintml
load dirt-cum were willing to Inuit» a
ill-lie oi the New England rnllmml im
a haunt oi Ive unwell ui ow Knuiund
; titanium or two “hum; oi New Hoyt
land preterm ior nan mare oi New
“Inn stock. liv- atulM’iurther that
r the dim-tom painted a role my above
mum III Inilmwwm IIIIIIIIIIIIII:
«:flkfilulr'fl‘it' New England Illrthom
: would accept the proposilhm. he mid
. he helium they me at the prmol
W at twill” m outwit.
Mural yuan m 4'9 Emulation!
mat Marathon: holding at New
atti'li all! while the mutually
m t» It! arr-weep . the mud
Emily III-tin lite-alga“ oi III.»
m lam Imel- lithe Win.
mt will lie wiped hula clcrllltu unite
1min in «more. m name will.
“i new wiped IIIIIl IlIII‘ my will no
5:wa Yolk. m ”own and
VII
m It” If WWI“! W oi It;
would fit: It liter large
‘to uialtc on the subject.
All silo .
mountain! um um.
mm- 9‘ m Own-client *-
nto-ion at W -
The Schooltaaaten‘ Rama Table oi
Western Connecticut met Saturday in
the Standard High School building.
Superintendent E. C. Willard. oi Siam~
'ord. occupied the chair Thirteen
members were present.
The meeting opened with the reading
oi the minutes of the last meeting. at
Bridgeport, by Secretary Gumhart.
it was then arranged to have a
luncheon in nprivate room It Beck's
about 1 o'clock. The committee to
nominate the neat exocutive committee
and chalrinpn (Were appointed as iol-
lows: Principal Porter, of Bridgeport:
Principal l... E. Punnell. oi Stamford;
ind Principal C. A. Tucker. oi Noro
walk.
Zilr. Poricr. oi, llridgcpori. guru It re-
port oi the school TenI-hern’ guild. stat-
ing that it liod a present membership
oi our. and $7.200 in the trennury.
The first uueation: "Alcohol nod Nor—
mtimt; How Are Their Ellen» Best
Taught? Are the Renttitu oi Such
leaching Overoeuimatul?" was ‘lht'll
brought below. the meeting had Ills-
I'uane‘d' with animation.
Itr. Hobart. oi Greenwich. opened the
duration. taking the uiiirmutire side of
thc last part oi tho attention. Mr.
itaiilwiu.yoi Stamford; Mr. l’ortcr. oi
tiridgeport: Mr. (lumhart. oi Emu Nor—
wulk; Itr. Tucker. ol Norwalit. and Mr.
Joucs and Superintendent \l‘illurd. oi
illumiord. all had interesting remarks
\Vhilc lilt-
general without seemed to ho lli‘l'hi—
wily in iuvor oi the teaching oi thc ct-
iccls oi almhol and non-Illicit in the
atrhoolmflthe meeting was about evenly
divided an to whether the plate low
"mm”?fi tor ouch leaching rennin-Ii
too mu: or too little. Thor:- wus it
strong espmolion against what might
he turmoil exaggeration in demonstrat-
mg the river's oi tilm drums.
The slut» law was: read. It provides
thot oil to" books in use to lmcii pliy»
sioi tilt-.lliltll schools limit coir
loin cast twenty pages on the ei-
tutu of alcohol and numnim, and tlmt
the luvoklt in use ill flffltit‘n lowm‘ than
the lligh III-hold shall give olIo—iiilh oi
their mum» to the nutrient.
line tithe llolIntcrs characterized
this: litl’iltP ”nuhitessenvn oi'l’imriem-
ism." and alivocnu-d intend the “VHF
od oi teaching temperance by the in-
Mllt'aliollofli the grand principle oi sell—
rout rolwiithor whjct'ln take-pup were.
The mill-mm- of nod the Ingniidliiic-
from an I-Iiiorcciucui of ”It pm sent n1»
tI-mlnncc lawn. llow can children's
English be improved? it school
ItlImIld Hike up :I systematic
IchrslglII oi child’s lite and activities,
what would he the oiiort on the child?
tin llic home? To what exit-III should
indirect discourse hr trcntcd in utility-
int: l‘cnunl‘.’ 'l‘lic discourse was con»
tinned ior some time around the table
at. luncltcoll.
PAD!!!) WORM canon.
Police on the Lookout ior Charla
Stewart. a Canvaaaer.
A lluulmry dispatch buyer
The polite in New York iliii’t' tic-cu
uoIit'ch to be on the lookout tor t‘hns.
tilt-wart, ll cunvumwr. who hon been
working in thin city tor the put our
ernl moullw. but who multiculy Ilillup-
poured tlilcr. it ill nilcgcll. ho had writ-
ten hilt name on chi-clot with no money
in the llllillt to mtct lhcm iic mot
reprcswniing a Chicago publishing
honor that i» to lump» thc "lllalory oi
the iluuincsm Men oi l’uirtleltt i‘onnty."
it in nlutcd that he pounce] worllilcm
I'hecltn to the amount ot ow-I' Hull and
obtained It good amount in vnriouo oth~
cr wnytl. illcvvuti loll the city Iwycrnl
dun ago. it in ohm until thut ”tern!
Norwuiit citizen» huvc hccn dwindled
by him.
Loni: lint-ringer. Stewart's employer.
returned irom Now Your into night nod
Itinlnl lltill he had pulled ”(1114le lo
locnlc Stewart ii tnnloihlc.
The mining mun hut talked countd-
cmldy about going to Klondike. and
it is thought hc'might hum» used the
money obtaiucd tor that purpotw.
Mr. llnrringer won in Kort-mil: today.
trying to you mime llnowilidgn of their.
turn operations in this piano.
He is snrprimi- at Stewart's actions.
it! they were chili! iriondl’ilolh hit-M-
ed at the some place in Dilation and
they and theiran war utwaya to-
nether.
thew-rt. it is told had I paaaion for
gambling and MI Wild“ line
at the union Me This my on;-
count in it vacation ior ills thrwaiali.
Mhumclgarlim.
”the eight More oi Joint Welmtlein.t
in Mold aim. ilauhury. wan damaged
Illirtti um by fire early “untidy
Morning. The plate giaau chow wine
don Ina blown out. which wall the Int
intimation of tile Ire
um I lighted batch or W m
owmmmwuo-
II 0 limit i
hold ”mum”...
Mr
Doolan’a'l'uaalu with a lurly Intruder
stthanrwalk conutynmaa.
Deputy Sheriti Dooiau escaped a
mother's wrath. Widay. and solely
landed a two-year-oid child in the
county home. but not until he had had
an exciting encounter with It tramp. A
queer combination oi incidents aur-
rounded the trunnier oi the notorious
"Kit" Muillua' baby from a home. oi
poverty to' the Not-wall: inaiitution.
Last Tuesday. upon complaint at 8n-
periutcndenl Brennan. oi the poor de—
partment. Deputy Sheriii Doolan was
instructed by Humane Agent Hail to
go to in? Pembroke street and take the
child. The deputy upon his arrival
iounti the mother. “Kit" Mullins. and
Ann Muck. both well known charac-
ters. She reuinml the attempt to lake
the little one way, declaring that she
was able to lulu! cart.- or her otiuprlnx
and that it won not true she had
sought old oi the town She claimed
the lather oi the mild was giving her
money ior ll.
Deputy Sheriff iloolan. having a
sympathetic tooling tor the mother. re-
ported the result oi his trip. but Mr.
Brennan and Mr. Hull knew that the
woman had not told the truth. They
instructed him to take the child before
Justice Sold» upon the writ issued ior
it. Stu-rill l'loolon and Olllccr Doolnu
went to the home yesterday afternoon.
The mother was not at home, but Mr».
Muck attempted to prevent thcnt from
carrying out their purpose.
The oiilcers secured the child. and
Notice NIIthI ordered it committed to
the t'ou'nty Home. i‘lcpnty Sheri!
went to Normtlll immediately. .
As he entered the“ door oi the homo:
ht' crime fade to lace with a tough «pctu
inn-n oi humanity. The matron. great—
ly ninrmcd. implored him to eject the
individual. explaining lhnl he come in
unhitldcu nud that his presence won
unlimirulilc.
lie was II Mg, lmrly fellow. "in lot-l
.InII clothing were entered with mud.
and he was Ilnslioru und iiilhy in gen»
emi. shoriii liooiun III-ind his man
and in II moment had him ill the alrcct.
'l‘hc tramp sow lhc uwlcssnvas oi rm
Hlflillnl't‘ and with an oath took hiqu-lt
IIii «will‘idgeport it'slrmrr
SKIRTS AND SLEEVES.
m Latent Ityln For "at of lunar “I
V tutti-g Allin.
The lit'Wi'il nlzirl» lll'l' wit nod pliable.
violin around tlwunp. exwpl in the autumn
luck. when tllc lotion-s it retained by a
tan plalt or by II tinrmw I-luIIII-roi ”then.
So ullilcllitltt IIt oil is lined in the latcet
model». the loot oi the ulttrt being allowed
to lull in the umvini iollls courted by the
tinting mt oi the hack. Simplicity of line
is the ruling clmraeterllttic.
ll ht tho Iain: with elm-run. tho houliumy
M iii» top liming nltIIoIIt tlllaplli'nh‘d, two
ion replaced by ll “poll pull or hya cap or
cpnulut oi Itollic um. not large. The alcove
lurli in light and long. opening“ tho aides
oi tho «trial to allow tho We oi the
bond. .
For calling and other out oi dmr wear
tho rape [Nil-rill" II! until» in Him-howl:
w mp. lt l'fitlullth oi a nape coming down
to tho Willa. with long. link undo ill [mill
bungling Iwnrly to the loot oi the shirt.
[mills Quinn: limfll'l‘w. with it imiu‘.
urI- wry uppmpriuic inr l'anIuIl u-ootutucn
ior middle aged women. lion-lo or
"may room
Morita still in block or coil!" in altituitlo.
the hunt being oi plain or amllmldnul
Ialiu. Urn-mutual buttons oi antiwar Ila
sign urn runuiml all u dawnilon. '
White glare [MN on little porn, pearl
hotter. paltyund rye Ma luring mom
to date. mm aim-II an Iron
melted with litlttv motel huttoua oi
Ital or silver intend oi the ordinury but
tun «womanly M.
little in thy and turnout. aha-lea all
well an in minute tawditurwml lo
lullwtillam A momma.
pretty little Ittupt-Ii toque oi iIlau-lt veil-l.
”plundered with in magi—I M lilo
Mil-ill. in attire-lead turnout.- velvet.
whalin- the cult. Null manila
the“: la adult-l lam-ulna M W
by III-tart tactile. iii-uh MM planted
tom the unwitting Jim: «my
w
A womaa’at tin-Nollie l’outl. lien
hos roundly dim limit to her fill:
"l
{)
South Not-walk Iiurgnin buyers.
with them cXI-cpt sleeves arc it liltic larger than the
present style.
A line Quit Enameled Coin Pol, lot
A line Qllll'l Enameled Slice Pan. ior -
i titled ltrllnitrt, for
Carter lull in all lint limit.
We had on stone lines we are overclocked on WINTER SHOES ior both
LADIHB and GENTS. To make room for SPRING il'l’Ot'K, we illilkt' a
sweating reduction.
III the price, and the shoot arc lint-Irina, DATE”? tfl‘Y III-lit tuIIl nil wurrIuIicd.
b... ......,.....,..I. WM...
GLOVEES NEW SHOE STORE,
t22 Washington St I south Not-walk.
Mllllnery andCloak Store.
\\ c have about
3min Silk Wrists.
' which we will close out all
him Gite 'Do\\_a>r Rotten. two
All colors of silks; llu Macks.
This is the greatest sacrifice Sillt' I-vcr offered to
Nothing the matter
(lone Early and Get the Cream of the Lot.
iinhnclzcmo Hotel illocli South \orvtinlt.
Three Good Things.
25'ctilii
it cuts
20 cents
We did not buy those utn bankrupt sale. We
are not selling them at cost. Neither do we
know that the man who made them lost money.
lint we do know that tlIc'y arc Well worth what
We ask for tilt-III, and think you win nurcc with
us if you will look at them.
NASH & VAN SCGY,
Still nun.
manor
“FBEIGHT LINE?“
Burro/unit
NONE-1k, South NorwfilkI
and New York.
'"flthu
‘34,.(‘0
PROFILE"-
cm 01’ innit illicit In lieu
,w 'éwpwy,
WWW‘ mmmoyommi
attention
i-
i
“mm-stair. turn
The mug: lllahgly
hElliptic. ' that:
the correction
nunommnon
0! ml.
hotly. ltttalty Ill limits
0! EACH WEEK. ,
fllsomoehmm willbeltomta.m.lotp.m.
an loitering IISIKTIEuunv
consult and have their eye- tel-
gin-es titted.
on ahotlid
and proper
monmmtaw
Cum lawmnla Vert o,ilallaeinalious,l'
la y. Btotuac Troll Herman and
ltmlacinand othermaiod in cape- iully when
oi a. lien on: «Implosion.
With the aid oi tire late-it lru wed electric
luatrumentn oi Amerila' ii II .urope'lt bout
DYIHWEH he in enabled to ml your eyellight
0M, i8 Ill! Stroll, lililtll.
lto uoddlora mounts employed.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
u lilil. mus
Arc sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things neverthelehs. We don't
want to seem boastful but we are
proud oi our stock. “t! worked hard
to get. it-we didn't take what was
thrown to on. That is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Painlers' suppliers. glalut, etc. palat—
iag. paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAMI
10 FIRST AVENUE
Rant Norwalk. Connecticut
patina RANGE
in n good thing all through.
Ecololiltl it ilti.
l'tritot inlet.
Duplex or tritlglt gull.
iltlisout data.
in! tin price is Right.
We also have a num-
ber oi bat-gait“ in hot
air furnaces.
litmli Pttitn i If g 00.,
'5': W nebingtnnrutmt“ 'imlttt Norwniit.
"J. o. JfihillliilsI
MALI! ll
Wall Paper. and Borders
1 NORTH IIAIN m.
80th Norwalh.
flatnplc Books at latent Styles oi
Papers. Borders and (tilt Itouldlugl
talteu to human ior inspection. on no.
lice by postal. Intimate- cheerfully
given. the
William C.Jesse,
m WASHltta'I'ON mum.
Bole Agent tor
””8le
munmnwuamuaaa.
Mmunuutlothm
Alulahottltljuuuipultoifileity
IIr vicinity. Haiti. ll our law.
Mnauulwmm
mu
amnion trout! will more til
it abate oi the want" attention our»
*’ log the present weak. The friends oi
till treaty hale ow to audition
unite «amt Ila-eat lroIo union in.
charge .0! other manna that the
treaty uhail be given practical right oi ,
way until the unalora' who wont to
speak upon it can be ileum and til 3
role can be sutured, which one tcally
twill decide lta tale.
The Corbett case haa right of way.
but the probabilities are that an ar-
rangI-ment will be made early in the
week whereby a time, will be fixed on
voting on the cornea can and that
then the coll-illu'lllorl oi the treaty will .
he allowed to proceed without material
interruption.
There are «till some speech” to be
made in tho Corbett matter. and it may
he proceeded with at once in cutie no
one in preparud to speak on the treaty.
Senator Pettuu had not yet completed
his speech in oppouitiou to Corlittt.‘ilm~
atora Burrows ‘and Allen will aiuo unite
opposition speechea, while Matti"
Hour and Spooner will addruaa the
senate in hit. Corbett's bell-ii.
0n the treaty there will he speeches
in in» support by Ben-torn Gannon. Pct»
t'uu. Money. Lodge and others. while
Senator Pettlxrew hall not yet conclud-
ed his spcevh in oppoaition. It now
loolra an it the tortim'atilruv appropria-
tion bill would not be I-ouuidered thin
week. -,
The house will on Wednesday enter
upon the romideratlon It! the bankrupt.
Iy bill which the majority oi the ju-
diciary committee nu reported an II
aubatltute ior the Nelson hill, paused by >
the senate at the extra aeolian last
summer.
Under the order undo. the hill to to in»
debated on Wedneaday. Thuraday and
Saturday or this weelt and voted upon
on Monday or next week at 0 o'clock.
The aubutitute. which the minority con-
tend practically in the M‘Tomrthill.
including both the voluntary and invol-
untary features will he upping. h! the
united Democratic and Pound“ om-
Iitioii. but it there ll nu ”Dwight; dc-
iecti from the raup oi‘the majorly tr.
the to will PI“.
The Democrat. and Pupulluia’ are both
tumble to the m at Ii vulnntary
bankruptcy hill. but have alwayur vlg’
omusly owned the Tutu! an. other
hilla includiaa an involuntary baton.
claiming that its pulp“? in practically
to create a law [or fie collection of
flebts
Goa-val clay to loot u linen.
bouiavilie. Fab. lt-‘lt la It.” on W‘-
liable anthem} that General can-tun
Marcellus Clay. tho lion oi Whitehall,
has resolved to put an end to hi: on»
ital troublea by liking a dim tram
ids child wile Dora. Ilie wlll non-bars»
abandonment, as might have been aun-
poaed, but, it la and. will moat hi.»
3"”: at lunacy. General City it... it is
‘fild. already- reduced to writing ”l"
main pointa in his petition. lie will
allege that burn ban been drugged by
membcrs oi the vendetta. and is In.
longer hermit. He will never allow her
to want. it divorced. and will we that
she does not nutter tor the nl’l'flflliml
n! liie. The RICMMOOM will owmv
the diwre e as they have all practical 'y
liwd on ma money aince the oItogem
riao martian the child.
wan-
luv-nun W W
City of Mexico, Feb. lt.~Colone| Nie-
raII lternaudes. who was alih’ected or
contour-try in the Guru conspiracy and
won tried by court martial and new
tent-ed to death. in now dying at the
flamingo military priaqu. He that or
Ittrong confltution. but an inactive iii--
hon told on him. and he is slowly want-
ing away. The evidence against him
IIatiIItied the tribunals. but hilt friends
believe in his innocence, although tit.-
IIlreunutantial evidence was atrour.
Domlnigun Cotton. a member of lhr’
t'tttian revolutionary lunta oi New Tort;
and head or the Cuban committee hero.
is also dying. He has been metal to
the noun canoe and will be a low in
the patriots,
wul unu- III. trot-II wonder.
New York. Pen. 14.4mm S. III--
Lehh oi Montreal haa that med a
contract with Dave Show to train
Jimmy Michael. the Welsh midget cy-
cilu. during the cumin: moon. htt-
I-hacl in now on in; way from llam-
mood. ind” where be but: been rearing
during the last lire walla,
Ila-eon Agalaat Mu fight-p
lit. lnuia. Yen. lt.~«ItI~tlug Wot
lmvis oi the board oi police cummin-
slonera haa loaned a dot to cat-trad P0-
llee llarrtgan utltltl‘ that public apar-
ring or looting cahlbitioua an n Viola-
tion or the lawn of Ill-mull. fle direct»
ed that hereaiter the law be enforced in
Jurh I “.0".
n. ,....I.,...W IM.»
Paw-luau m Dani. -
Worceuier, Mano” Feb. Ila—0m 0.
Brilliant oi WMhoro. aged 7‘ in”. a
prominent oitlI'ial died tool limit from
amplealr lie wan cunt» at the auto
inga nauit. town tmaum ior h your»
and eat-member or the ioglatutm.
unm- am I. m
Pam. lien. it. w Sum mutiny
were held in the provinces yrator‘uy in
mmtlon with the Drum Initiation,
la annu- cam rttuolullono again! the
pornomt were adopted. but than
were no Moria limit".
TELEGRAPHIO BBEVITIEOI
'i'hc it". Dr. Julia liatl aaya the la.
usual-a in the firth limit- We.
rtaa Inuren. New Yarn. in min.
A Multan at an m
uni-Int tiIa torturing at am in
l?
, ,,
mom III-o- III- and III new
loan.
"firm m Mt“ 0t ”3.,
Norwalk Chronicler