ninety,” who contemplate heron
ingmegnbenweramt
Wig-pith
‘iilenqailtnaeellrroeiwumedechatr-
nine. Wu H. Quinlan was
explained
inmaialynohaveeocial and
Nuremeberecnhmmsa
evening.
m
apart-t a comm or twelve unsor-
ganlehtioa. and whoaretoirame a
coaiiltntion and byclewe. and brine
quoeme-tuoootpm
pective members. ‘l‘befollowiu were
amutlic. Palmer. J H. l-lerrie.
l'. B. Mar. J. Hal-Ml. L. Di. Alien
0. Swartn. ii. ‘Iatheweon. it. H.
Rename. 8. ,ll'. H. Quintat'd.
comma-Attend n. w. Pitch.
”another motion.
thataed'mmitteeoitwobeappoiatedto
confer wi theleadlord minde-
ebtte oirentalnad tome-tat
tilt at which the en.-
aiittee irevlonelynamed naaldrepart.
William 1!. $11” -licharl a.
00
no- we
bi liihmllana. will
I. ' ‘ V; In “waynnt
t link it. between
...~r'...:.... um...
could be henna. with m and heal,
ior veto tor the in; year and teen a
year thereafter. (In term to begin tiny
let. i
it waevotedloadbnrn to next
Tuesday night atjthe some place, when
the rcpnrla 9i thi committees will he
heard and othm" baaineee traneacied.
Th6 organization will be completed or
rapidly he poaaible. that work may
commence at once on the alterations
proposed to the building and the rotor»
nlahin'g of iii“ rifle. Two additional
billiard tables will probably be pur-
chaead.
The upper floor. which in fully equip:
ped as a mansion. consists of one
large room andtwo dressing rooms.
The general {ennreealoa was that
the propoeed More were admirably
adapted to «ohm. and that
each a club as interopoeed will he of
utters! advantage to the place.
W
when! mm canon.
tantra-guts lriag the no
eielleaeuioa (late.
The young iolke who have been
playing whiel at the Central club on
Wee-early eveninge wound up the so
‘cialeeaeonwithadancelaatnight.
Those preemt were Iii-e Grace Ad-
ina. liiea Vera Wood. iii-a Ethel Wil-
eoa. lites Jean Gregory. ill-a Aiyee
W. flier All" Obie. Ilia Ethel
liter. labia Lenard. P’ranh Van lite
Wt Van MI. W. P. Beers.
ilard Monk. 5. ii. Partridge.
Mt refreshment were eerved dur-
ing the cream.
‘ .. slate. and
Wm vicinity will ' meet.
‘ A we talk the matter over.
nib We congressman arrived
new Finn-aster larigold of his
preaence in the city. and the letter at
oncewentlotheviaitcr'arocm atthe
Atlantic hole! to have a conanliation
with him warding the Bridgeport
poaloblce. llr. Marigold gave the con-
greeamen a detailed statement oi the
buaineea of the once and its iaeilitiee
and iir. Hill prommd to give the mat-
ter his immediate attention and to
personally urge upon the poetoilce de-
partment the neceaeity for increased
postal facilities there
in conversation with a Telegram re-
porter laat'nkhl. Postmaster Ifarhold
said he tell a nil-faction in knowing
that he had left no Stone unturned to
obtain what was needed. and be believ-
ed that he had put the matter on plain-
Iy and convincingly before Iir. Heath
and Dir. Hill. that his calorie would
succeed.
Wbythe‘roang Lady in a
l‘eithialaad'ahrnl Ianaer.
The eecond recital of the department
oi elocntlon and dramatic art of the
Danbury College of ilneic wae held
Saturday night.
The feature of the evening. lays the
Newa, were two companion monolog-
uee. written by Air. Rueeell bimeeli for
the Lyceum Dramatic school of New
York city. They are very clever and
popular productions. deservedly no.
nodal-no bythebeatelocutioniats
thaeanatrywitbgerntaucceee.
7""!
* entitled ”Cupid's Victim;
, Ian." and ”Med; or.
“an. and Hand." They
{hare Inactive” by Chou-
“il n and Hi. Lula 1!. Still-
in. W whoa: showed not only
on“ ted-lug. but onsidcrablc hie
till. They
were interpreted ninth hir. Pearceand
lites Galilee in a faithful and natural
planner. Notwithstanding the fact
that they are both amateurs. their
wk waahnard with an much plena-
lnaalldnhymelnaeiftheyhad been
Myrofedoaale. though it might not
have been unite eo artistically perfect.
While there waa'eonaiderable action.
there was nothing overdrawn in the
acting and the character representa—
lions
cm W. moon
lambareObeerveihnlighlhAnnl
veraery in their Organisation
The Nowalk Carpenters' union cele—
brated the eighth anniveraary of that
organization last night by holding an
entertainment and banquet.
W. A. Kellogg acted as maeter oi
ceremonies and delivered the’nddreas
of welcome. There were enjoyable se-
lecliona upon John Greenwood'e photo
Graph and pleasing banjo duete by
William Powell and Harry Camp. lire.
William Beekwilh. of Bridgeport. fav-
ored with some delightful vocal aoloe.
Addreeeea were made by J. B. Cow-
per. etate organiser of the American
Federation of Labor. and by George F.
Hoyt. accretary oi the Britkepurt (.‘ar-
penlere' union.
Refreshments were served and
general good time followed.
I
DA" A manna I! mm
W..-
law York and Irenaiya Gentlemen
g Whythe Yacht Glob,
The entertainment committee of the
Norwalh Yacht club gave a dinner
yeaterdey to the artiste from New
York and Brooklyn who participated
in the anchor at the club-home lion-
Werk la the llaiea lillie at her-
i llEllBllIl’lllllllllllllZEll
thelavenmg been Idle
walk to be Renamed.
k
li’atedOvartherrcapeclaeileo
tnrnmgtonklnihaVay
laser-tare.
'4
The Norwalk and Fairdeid worried
mills. of Norwaih. Conn, ha been in-
corporated under the lawn oi the state
of New Jersey at Trenton. The capl.
tel ie 8100.000 and the corporatore are
Louie Holllngsworth. late manager of
the National and Providence Worsted
company. oi Providence and Sidneyw.
Alberti. it is understood also that W.
lv’. Bishop baa an intereet in the new
concern.
The new firm will take the Union
mills. which have to long been idle.
and will commence operations luat ea
noon an practicable.
Extensive repairs are now in prog-
reea at the mills. over 82,000 having
been expended.
”The newe enema too good to be
true," remarked a former Meat-n of
one of the departments to a Sentinel
reporter thin morning. in apeahing of
the propoeed starting up of the idle
loome. “You don't know how happy
the report has made on old operators
feel. as we think there will aurely be
a chance for on to get work again. for
many have been out of work since the
mill shut down."
it in reported that toe new concern
hopes to commence operations in the
near future and at the alert will give
employment to about too hands.
unmannna’aanaaocram
Given by the Arie-e in Gbaervanee of
'eeitingtoa‘a luth.
The Arion Singing society gave an
invitation maequetpdc aoclable for the
ladiee lam night. in honor of the anni-
veeaary at ,W- Birthday.
About three hundred people attended.
Iiualc for dancing. which commenced
about 8:30 o'clock. was provided by the
Arion'orcbcatra. under the direction
of i’roieaaor Snack. Charles Flynn
was the prompter.
The iloor was in charge of iiorman
hinlmo. George Sheer, W. I". DcKlyn.
titular Kocour. Max singer‘ald. Fir-d
Brock. ll. 0. i‘roeb and Albert lmncr.
The arrangement committee was f‘uri
lichnllb. Charla Waller. Albert ling.
ll. (7. l-‘roeb and George Sheer. The
members of the committee were attir—
ed in the suite of the membere oi in
can Haymakm. and presented ,a uni-
que appearance.
A delegation of ladies and gentlemen
from the Stamford Arlone were Inw-
.""“"y 1-11
.‘fltird Annivornary of her Birth
A party was given by Miss Martha
Kelly. iaat "Kill. at her home 25 Con-
cord street. The a'caeion wen the third
anniversary of her birth. The hoateae
received a number oi pretty gifta from
her iriende. Those present were Mine-
es Mary Meeker. Sadie Meeker. Ellen
Undgven. Allie Anderson. hianiie Anv
dereon. P'iovie Ireland. Beanie lierech-
deld. Katie ireland. lllnnle Well. “I.
lie Hull. Bother Arnold. liamie Doa~
nelly. ltoee lindgren. Mabel Galen.
lira. A. Ambler. hire. Thomas Waleh.
Harry Ambler. Jacob Hcrechdeld. John
Meeker, Willie lreland. Richard ire-
land. Willie lleell and Willie Hadley.
Willem.
Rev. J. leClure Bellows entertained
the members of Grace church at the
rectory lent night. lira. lichen Van
BM. president of the guild. reported
thattheeociety badralaedlm iortbe
chmh. Another feature wae an ex-
hibltion and rain of etchinga. which re»
sliced good prices. Light reimbv
mcnle were served.
wanwrlgatoadn Capt. latte.“
Captain A A. hello has received
communication frothaevcral of hie
oldeonnaadtotheeleecthatliwar
is declared against Spain they we
ready to enlist under his command.
W. it. Warner. of Kortbpqt. writee.
"if you go. all oi the old iron are with
Ition by wire'wllhjnoutelde points re-
_ a atrial watch w. mdatained over her
meW-Mtba
' EATESTNEWSBV lllllE
rational the m.
days in still pro-
abatement. Yea-
wn down and di'
cited by title lillll~
natural beauty oi
, bile the fruit crop
and maple!“ my hm Inflor-
ed maid-cabled? . ury. Cmnmnuicer
malne entirely mood. Gangs of line-
men are wot-kin“; ey and night, but
3-mparatively little
‘ of the Torrfngton
» Railway com-
ng on Main aired.
r the line to unu-
de. A barn own-
.in Wineled. was
elm and demolish-
, t to the country
J . -cer C. Coo. the
‘ ~ merchant. is imv
. numbers of mag-
, e place were de~
elroyed. The v " inmate which ad-
iointhelownpranentnwreckedao
pearance. The tinge to the electric
light wires baa yet been repaired.
and that nkhi lb town waa main in
darken-L .
row eacapea hula being cruahed under
a big elm. which in" near the Bearde-
ley Houee. ' .-
Word reached heated from Boston
Corners. New York. yesterday after—
noon. that all the wires and poice on
the Harlem dim between tit llige
and that place We down. Reports
received irom cuntlgturue towns state
that the storm on not abated in those
places in any “demote extent. and
that the M ll be much greater
than at first i.
rmaommm.
Ire. mm W Iniclda li-
canae oihag W’s Parody.
Annie come, of South uneven.
an inmate of thiiounty iall made it
number of movable to end her iiic
loudly mm and that evening
lit-r ngtmien. however. as
all night. Yesterday morning she hurl
repented and was entry for the trou-
ble she had cam-«l the attendants.
lire. Motlieever was sent to lull from
South Norwalk several weeks ago ior
drunkenneee. She had been a model
prieoncr until Monday. when she rev
celvcd a letter irum home. in which it
wan stated that her husband we pay-
lng unuaoai attention to a ccrtnin oth-
er woman. Thin did not euit'lbc prie-
oner. and nhe awn dlecloaed a temper
that waa beyond control. She um: hcr
drew into ribbonss and tried to choke
herself. i-‘lnaily the fit of anger pace-
od away and yesterday ehc, won all
right. ller time in up. today and ehc
will come home. if the old feeling rc—
turna there'll be it hot time in the old
town tonight.
'1' wnuane Immune
'aehingtcn’a Birthdny glehrated at
her Rome in leadow lireet.
A large number of the friends and
relativea oi bliss iezvu Williame easem-
bled at her pleaaaut home in Meadow
street. laat night. where the anniver-
nary oi Waehington'e Birthday was fitv
tingly celebrated. Butriotic eongn wcrr
sung. apeecbea were made and atorice
were told. A donkey party was one
of the chief featurce. the first price be-
ing captured by Frederick Unduuiat.
Piano selections were rendered by hire.
William and othere. A poem can.
poled especially‘for the occaaion woe
read by Arthur D. Ferris. During the
evening Allan Ferric wee presented
with a photograph oi Washington. it
wee in the shape of a portage stamp
inserted in a email frame made of card
board. An eaeeuent collation. consist—
Ing of collar. aandwirhee. [cruel kinda
of cake. fruit. peanuta candy and oth-
er good things waa served.
Among the alt-ell ptaeent were iii-e—
at Grace. Beanie and Daley Vietnam.
Katie Crockett. Illnnie Halloeh. lens
llleiaaer. (la-ale Tailor. or Bellini:
lira. William hiiee Glare r. Bruce.
lien-re. Joesph V. Ilcneeii. George
libero. Atabrnee Crockett. tiamael
tiara. Freda-lei: biennial and Arthur
ii.
itwaealatehourwhentbegueate
departed. all having about a tenet eb-
loyabie cream.
mun-tam
Vlifllll Ill Sill lHll‘ EVENING
pernonahad nar-,
lathecardiaaraeretiioaehoee
Henna Does not Believetbtlaine
Incident will Lead to War.
MBenedtfor Widowaandchild.
renoiihe Iaine‘e Dead-leanin-
iicutolnveefigate the m
. oi Guile.
Waehington, Feb. 23.—-8eneetional
reports have been circulated that Sen-
ator Henna had upreued the belief
that a conflict between the United
States and Spain was imminent. The
attention of the eenator was called to
them. He emphatically denied them.
saying:
“i do not believe there is anything
in the Maine incident or in our rela-
tions with Spain regarding Cuba that
will lead to war. 1 am firmly of the
opinion that the explosion of the
Maine was due to an accident. and i
think that the naval court of inquiry
will reach the same conclusion."
,, __..__.._.._...._
Viaeaya homes Goaliag.
New” York, Feb. 23.—-—The cooling oi
the Spanleb cruiser Viecaya was re-
sumed early today and if this work can
be finished in time site my null for
Havana this evening. The cruiser'e
flag is at bull-mast again in honor of
the memory of the Maine's dead.
Baneiltiorlartyredlailore.
New York. i-‘cb. 2B.-Tbo monater
benefit for the children and widows of
the martyred sailor-H of the battleship
Maine. which will be held next Sun-
day night at the Metropolitan Opera
Home. promlaoe to be the largest of.
lair of the kind ever held in this city.
Telegram from 'Proeident McKinley.
Secretaries Sherman and Long. Cap—
tain Sigabcc of the Maine. and many
other prominent odlclais have been re-
ceivegh endorsing the affair in the
strongeat terms. A feature of the pm-
gramme will be "The Star Spangled
Banner." with an animated song about.
sung by the combined choruses of the
six «were «Humble-u in the city. he-
companied by the Seventh Regiment
bond and the. combined orchestras of
the oily theatre-a.
lnepaction oi Genet Manon.
New York. Feb. anjor Gent-oi
Merritt, commander of the dcpurtru'cul
oi the Boot. leaves today for an inept-«'-
tion of the deionwa on the Atlantic
count. south of New York. He un-
uounced that his trip was his regular
annual inapection which be had had in
contemplation for about two months.
'7
m .
Inventigaticn of Guban Alain.
Washington. l-‘eb. 23~Senntor Allen.
of Nebraska. today introduced a meo-
lution for a Senate investigation of the
afialr in the Island of Cuba. 0n objec-
tion for immediate consideration. the
reaolulion went over under the mice
until tomorrow.
”Gunny, leis Blown Open.
New Brunswick. N. J.. Feb. 23.-~The
eaie in the New Brunewlclt Beef corn-
pany'a oiilce here was blown open by
burglars early thle morning. but the
noise oi the explosion waa no great
that the burglare were frightened and
lied without any booty.
Philadelphia. iv‘eb. zzwnev. Thomas
Reeling Hewlett. a well-known Bap-
tlat minleter. died at his home here
last night. Mr. Hewlett was born in
England ii years ago.
section South Norwalk. 8. L. E. will
hold a rally in ilermania liall. tonight.
beginning at t ocloclt. The meeting
will be addreeaed by C. J. Hares. oi
Brim on the eubieci. ”The (in.
coming Revolution."
ii. J. Derringer. oi Tonington. has
made amagemeaie through W. A.
Wolcott. ticket agent of the Phlladei»
phia. heading and New Mud nib
road. to take a party of Bridgeport and
Torringtnn round-ole to the Klondike.
itieeapeciedihattbeparlywiilleave
in a few darn.
Therewiiibeaoaapealbythecoa-
MWMflmlUM {NI
rourretaonelilledinmi-d
”WbWM Wflflm
humane-hoped.
Quebec. cut. Feb. za—mf‘Wee
were lost by an avalanche efficient
Quebec laat night, and two" lion-ea
weret deetroyed. They were built til-
rcctly under the cliff. oppaaila the
Grand Trunk railway abode. The die-
net‘cr occurred suddenly and without
a moment's warning. Ono ltoaae wan
cniehcd down by the weight of the
snow from above. while the upper
stories of the other were cut clean off
from the first story and over-tutored in
front of it upon the street. A whole
family named inbrecque were in thin
upper part of the house during its som—
ersnult. but escaped practlchlly un-
burt. in the lower tint resided at man
named Angers. his wife and nix chil—
dren. The father and two children.
aged two and live years. were taken
out dead. lire. Angers in in a criti-
cal condition. Four children escaped
injury.
in the other house Jame; King.
bead carter for the Grand Trunk road.
resided with his wife. son and daugh-
ter. Mr. King and his won and dough.
tor escaped serious injury. but Mrs.
King is still under the ruins. and is
undoubtedly dead.
Taken iroma Piece of Vrnckage ctr
Which They had lean Floating.
Province-town. Mane. Feb. 23.——The
tug Mercury. Captain Evans. has ar-
river here bringing news that three of
the crew of thc liritioh ship Asia were
manned alive yesterday by the crew of
tlic Handkerchief lightehip. The men
were taken from a piece of wreckage
on which they had been tinting it! 24
hours and were [cruelly cabal-led. Al
mu us they could talk it In learned
that the Asia struck on Gent tooled
shoal oil Nominal owing the gate
Monday and had gone to uh (ig-
utin Dakin. of the manner: I!!!
and daughter. were M II
board at the time and all MOW
to have perished. it in Imported that
the body of the tamin’a daughter is
at Wood's Holc. having been m-
erl with that of a man uuppoeed to he
the main of the vcaeel. from wreckage.
by the tin McCaulley. yesterday.
Building Deatroyed larly title a...
tug. Causing a lan- oft! 000.
Putnam. Point. Feb. 23.~Word was
mu-lvcd hero this morning from south
Woodstock to the chem. that two old
im-tury tenements and two adjoining
burns were destroyed by fire abut" ’1
o'clock this morning. entailing a lovm
of about 51.000. with no insurance.
The buildings were owned by John
lmvo and have not been occupied for
n number of yearn. The fire in support-
ed to have been of incendiary origin.
WY nae! [I'm
Iueic. Gameaandlefreahmenteathie
Homeinuxingtonlvenue
ilztrry Percy was aurpriaed at hla
home in Ironington avenue last night.
Those preeenl. wcrc Miser! Lollie- M.
Wilson. Evyllna llurnra. Mary lien-
dricks. Florence lirotherton. Teaeie
Hendrick». hire. 0. ll Hendricks. Mm.
lngcrsoll. hire. J. Cook. Fred 8. inn
gcrnoll. Daniel lv‘. l’lyun. hilltop Lock.
wood. H. lngereoil. Ernest Wilson.
(iamee and reireehmenta were com-
ed. and there were nine aaleetione by
the Mayflower Musical club. composed
oi Harry McGowan. lire. J. A. "you
and P. Arnold.
Battmley. Feb. 25, was announced at:
"Children’s Day” at the Central club,
on the Pebmary carde. it has been
thought but by the management to
poeipone ihia frolic for the children
until lifter lent. Club member» will
pieaec take notice of thin change.
IlwflwIOUO.
"AV! YOUR HANG TURlD-hl). fl
enticement“
MW] 30”.“:
DR. 0. I. ”UTWELIJ.
m
WANTED—‘lmmodlutcly,a
midtown! new bank
gm“ 4‘ 2 street. one.
: ,l:30to6;§aturday"n
inflict. '
p .
I
WANTED.
girl for general botteework.
w. Beatty. 7 Courtlandt place.)
aonn're WANTED—For w' la.
be. by Senor Gum cum
eontntlvo at. Washington.
by Cuban patriota. in .
demand. A bonanea for
Only $1.50. Big book, big ‘
stone. Everybody wants the cal
domed, reliable book. Ontdia
Credit given. Freight. paid. -
all trash. and make 8300 a
with War in Cuba. Addrnaa '
The National Book Concern. 388:, .
Dearhorn street. Chicago.
FOR SALE. 5
you sat.n-t4.7oo will but due .
dance with modern “ppm
including barn and extralol. mpar
ticulare apply to Jacob )1. W
agent.
FOR SALE—House Ii rooms.
improvements. centrally .
For particulars inquire oi Jacobi ‘
Layton, agent.
FOR SALE—Twenty.
inch crank with 64. 72,‘
faet.wheel. with outfit, W
niug order. $15.1nquire
ofilce.
FOR SALE—if you want a good
try the H. k 8.. every blade
forged. Bo. Norwalk Hdw. 00..
80. Main street. .
m of South Norwalk; high; I!»
healthful; walk laid. water in atrial ‘
and petition for newer in clrcullion.
Particular: _' Taylor & Golden.
m lulu-Reduced prle on g!
hater-a. plhlitirwalk
T0 RENT—broom --
story rear. Ewart: & v
rent ‘7. Balls lighted. hen“!
cleaned. .lnquire odioe Old Will ,
gar company. 83 “Valium m ’-
TO LET—«Second door of six too—e. at
24 Merwin street. Poeae'eeion inlet
dintcly Apply at 33 iierwin M
Norwallt. met
T0 LET—Firm door. ela room each.
ii and is Spring eirccl, all convene. ~
lent-ea. llcnl. ill. Apply to Taylor
in Golden or William W. Meier.
M”
Ti) LET—0n South Main street. d
large and very pleasant front room.
furnished, with heat and gas, will-
out board. inquire at this aloe.
fl! lw
T0 LET—Second lloor of five run-e,
with city water. at 56 Osborn aveaan
liaat Norwailt. Heat. ”.50. [it'll- ,
of hire. Thomas B. Smith. pa ll.“
premiere or Patrice luckier. lili- .
walk iron Works. a!“ "
To LET—Two desirable apartments at
inuddGerard pl”.mw ‘.
walk; 6 roomeaad alliance”
with one or atore room; both w
use oi bath. but andwldm.w~
either number.
T0 l.lt'l‘-—'l'hree enlle eiei
each corner Pine andilaln
Thoroughly renovated. perieet no»
dition throuhoul. Reliable m ;
only. inquire, George C. m
Beat and liorgan avenues. Harwell;
w
1'0 LET—Rearoineoadloeroilbr a
libel billidl“. At M w ‘
in moth“. liaii and dli' m
room. um. Apply at lentiael M
TOLBT-n-flratloor.ira M
noalhleinetreetzeeve’a
ureonliewtowaaveaaa
”Mannequin.“
Norwalk Chronicler