‘a or Bridgeport. and-at. ambit 'i'o-
ahatillence moiety} oi south Nor-
our "it reaolted iitga victory tor the
byaaconofiios.dlarge
number oi apectatora occupied the gal-
lariea' and the aeata around the aidea
iii the hall. fi‘ha linerup was an lol-
I:
W’s. Co. if.
m r. i. Joy
i. f. Beck
. , c. ' Stamper
r. g. Scanlon
l. 1. Baker
anh. .Keya
the unto; mice the lira! goal.
”union throwing it on a foul. He also
Mile lowed real; on alleld throw.
Alabama threw a goal on a tool for the
(It. Joaeph'a, and halter rented a ileltl
heal .ior. Company B. Each aide made
are tools in the brat-half. ,
’Q'Drlan opened the looting in the
decond hall by getting a goal on a tool.
and ileanlon also secured one. Canaan
la oration pretty ilald goal and one on
a tool. and.0'l3riaa made a goal on a
foul. This made the acnre 6 to 5. Nor-
walha's team war credited with ten
tools and Cmnpanrn with nine fault.
The reteree was Oarar Sutures and
the umpirea William Lounabury and
lir. Cleaner. ot hridgeport; acoreolteep-
er..8tephen J. O'Brien; time keeper.
Wit lam Tammany.
' ,A or the garnet copper was aerred
io‘nhe player: and their irienda.
In about three weeks ,the Bt. Jo-
aeph'a team will play a team from the
Danette otllee.
Prerioua to the game last night Si.
Jllbtph'a Cadeia played. the more, 2 to
0. being in iavor oi the team captained
by Williams.
, The line-up won as follows:
William I. i. ladrigan
My r. i. ller
3. Shoe 1:. Smith
J. Shea r. 5. Willie O'Brien
Harry O‘Brien ll. g. licKenna
Tirodnnior oreheetra lurniahed nin-
ale.
During the game Deolt ran into outI
oi the iron pillars supporting the gal-
lery and was severely bruised about
the shoulder. Several timer the ball
came in contact with the big chandelier
and the crystal ornamenta were brok-
en.
ram 10 A 011mm DOG.
Willoninacanu‘tary, andhaa Ab
leaded lore than 2000 Marple
Pritr iii aot a prepoaaeeaing dog by
any meant. lie in not a thoroughbred,
he is but well groomed. but in his own
line there is not a dog in the whole
country lilte hint. That line is grave-
yards, and l-‘riir la a “graveyar " dog.
lie haa been to over 2,000 innerala. and
he will probably are as many again he.
tore he biraaeli joins the great tnaior-
ity. pillow eaainaa.
Ila yearn ago M: was born in the
American liarhaaia cemetery. at 2rd
and Diamond ’atraata. ran the Timer
at that city.« mum place of his
birth manila the little chapel where
thi-laat prayua are laid for the dead.
and in thin melancholy atmosphere
rrlia grew up. lilabrothera and lip-
tera. three in number. were not to fora
inhale. One died: the other two were
either atolaa or unable to atand the de»
m influence. ran away. Frita'a
W aiao diaappeami, and be war
loft alone. Sincaithen his disposition
baa been melancholy.
Perhapa irotn dlaappolntnient, per.
hapa from a morbid irate imbued by
hiaaolltary life, Frill at 2 yearn old he-
gaa to attend innerala. lilo one eutect-
ad; dill behavior was above reproach.
afljradaally the picture of the little
Hart and white‘dog walking mourn-
faiiy along in hilt iavorite poaitlon, luat
behind the coihn. became familiar.
liow it has came to papa that an ion-
tn'al Ia complete without Fritz. Just
an the chapel hell ringa. no
where Pitta ta. be rnahea to the
where be known the cello
“owner eaeitad he la.
in actor hariia. and. except when he is
We the cemetery. he never harlta
V loan
more roars the theater ‘ .
mrhr'tnebvmer or pl‘icaa or rail-
road atoeha fa nun, again-t at.» two
week! an. Nor have the tnduatrial
operation: been perceptibly adapted ex-
cept where extraordinary buying for
more week- paat‘haa made neeuaary n
pauaeiorhteath. an toapealt. or where
unnatural pricaa had eauaed a halt he.
tore the dartruction of the Raina. Borne
deem-e in heir engagementa would he
expected with war apparently near. but
an yet scarcely any initiation or do.
ereau for that reaaon la lean.
Failures for the week have been lit in
the United Staten, against ubiaat year.
and It in Canada. againat 80 tall your.
night Over Me nan...
Waahi lurch ii.—'l'ha atirriag
aeene oi the titty-lint court”. when
membara oi the minority were charg-
ing down the aialea proteatlng against
the ruling! of Speaker Reed. were re-
called yesterday in the turbulent pro-
teata made by the minority againat a
ruling oi the chair during the connider-
ation or the naval appropriation bill.
The ruling in client compelled membera
to condor their remarita under the live
minute rule to the auhiect briore the
hours and war made against Itr. Hart-
man lailver Rep.) of Montana. who at.
tempted to inane a political apeech. The
ruling waa denounced aa a uaurpatlon.
and appeal alter appeal wan tattoo.
When-all ride failed. every expedient
was reported to to block the progreaa of
the bill. M p raault but tour pages were
iii-poled pi. Before the bill was taken
up for amendment llr. Foal (Rep) of
lilinoia. a member of the naval commit-
tee, made a general apeech in advocacy
or the policy of building up a strong and
poworflrl new.
lolrth Clan Peat-aura.
‘ Waahinlion. March unfourtii elau
poatmaatera have been appointed an fol.
lawn:
New loner-Melon, Harry G. Hop-
on.
New York—Beacon l-lill. 1William fl.
Deyoe; Eaat Galway. Atom (i. hav—
age: Kiakatontjxtna 6. “any: blooera
Forte. D. W. Shortliii‘; South Berlin.
ohn W. Wellrnan; 'l'iaaholte, Amoa
ughton; Upper Liale, Henry Goeteh-
ena: Went Davenport. W. it. Oliioi'd;
‘Weat Lebanon. George VI. carpenter:
Went Stockton. lira. Myra Truuelt.
Pennsylvania-(tom 1. id. '1‘. Henry;
ivy Hilla. B. b. 0. Hart; Toby Hanna
Hilla, Alvin 0. Slog.
liallala, Carla and “Mia.
Waterbury. Conn. llarch li.—~An ital-
ian aaloon. conducted by Rattael Pea.
Iorino and Rocco ilangiiettl. at the cor-
ner of Bank and Jackaon atreetn. was
the acetic or a double murder late loot
night, the victim- being Felice Bello-
ntti. died 25. married. and Angelo In-
grlanni. In 2d. Beilonatti was stabbed
in the heart. eauaing almost instant
death, and lngriaani received a wound
and another in the abdomen. tie in not
expected to live. The trouble Ifoneot‘rr
a game of eardr. and the aaaalianta, two
lareiarto brotbera, haVe escaped,
Will lid Trial for l-bmary.
Lyons‘, N. v., amen rt.-—.luttn saw-
yer baa denied the application of George
liainea to have the indictment tor em-
brat-cry again-t ex-ilheriii William J.
men set aside. The argument who on
in the bark which pierced hla kidney» ..
the same ground an that need in dlavz
.laa Katie a Iraah Itart at hip Old
Home.
Ferdinand Ward. the men who liliillr
aged the gobbliag‘np oi Gen. Grant's
fortune. and who was dubbed by him
a “Napoleon of Finance." has been
elected a Republican inapector oi
election in Genesca. lJvingeton roun-
ty. N. Y.
Thin la the ilrat thnl baa been heard
of Ward by illl‘ world at large since he
toolt to himself a aecond wife alter biz
release item the iitate priaon at Sing
Sing. When Ward was the Natalie-on
of Finance in New Yorit be was one oi
the spendthriita oi the city. Nothing
was too good for him. no matter what
it cost. lie was the beat dreaded. he had
the lineal horses, and he traveled in
the lineal atyie. When the crash
come and the rim oi Ward 1. Grant
foil. dragging with it banlta and other
concerns. Ward wna seized and put in
Jail. lie was a high liter, then. ion.
and in Lucilow Street loll he had his
way. it came out afterward that he
spent great some there to mourn his
comfort and whatever pleasure be (it’-
eireil. He went from Lutilow atrmt to
Sing Sing, where he served his term.
After that there who rt (llamsiilon in
mine quotient to follow him up and
moire life miserable {or him, but he
moaned hi» penecutora and disappear»
ad from public View.
Ward more to New York from lione-
m. and it was in his old home that he
aoitgbt seclusion. lie married there.
his llrai wife baring tilt-ll Willli' iw wait
in jail.
Ward's first business in lite was no 9
bill collector. 'l‘h»1 story will of his
,tiart is that he wanted to go to work
and visited a local liveryinan in his
town and netted for a job collecting
bills. The liveryrnun welcomed him,
handed him it long-standing bill. and
,toltl him that it he thilltl collect that
he could have tbo jolt of collecting all
the bills. The bill was agaluat Word
blmacli. lie paid it and the livery:
man liept his word. i-‘rotu thnt Word
poring or the cane again-t Dr. Dwight rose to the Napiileon. When Word was
ll. Chamberlain. and. turther. "I“ "'0' relented from prison all that he bail
mild mm" ""9 ml'dl'W‘“ ’" "m" waa the old homestead at Guinean.
gut:éi";urag'$$olfn’mglH" would not tell that. though he bad
a "I. outcotnapi the brim ilurhl “mgno other meana oi auppurt. bottle
a", aeandal. will b, tried “ma” .thirue alter he returned to (lettered he
«noon. obtained a place in the aurrogam’a of-
fice as clerk. lie had left on bill bail
hnblta in Sing Sing. He settled down
and became a hard worker. ln addi»
ml;:'tohe“l’?v: ngg': tion to doing the work required oi hlrn
(m, control oi 0,. ,1... canala. bug for llla aalnry. Ward wan ctmiioually
lia paaaage ia canaldarad unlikely. ilen~’on the lookout tor extra clerical joint.
ator Ellaworthhaaannounced hia abort-land he got many at them. They in-
donxient 0' “1* M“ ‘0 gum”. I Mfieluded the writing up of the hooiui oi
9" aan “mm ' "'m‘ local tratleatucn. and oi going over and
gyy‘hnx' tranrit commie-lotion in balancing the Inuit: in the local lililllll.
‘ While be war Napoleon of Finance
"Ill "ml. Ward became an expert accountant.
Lowell hiaaa. "a“: --Georga and his aervieca in that capacity have
iimlih. ll year- oi ape. and Patricitillotn appreciated by the banker» and
phenom, u yearn. employed an t'i'lIQII-llmfllllfll since he returned to the
man and groom. reapecttveir. by Ilan-ltown. Word has raved his money.
In" Alfred: ma “blin‘;£~fltg;,\vhen be accumulated in aufliclent aunt
company. " he married his precept wife. lie waa
M" “mmw' m h“ m "’ 'looited at with anapteitm when he wml
”n.“ I” III» to (ieneteo tiralght front Sing illog.
m M u‘". lie hail earned the reaprct and mnil~
m ruin um‘ um”. dence of the people of the town alnce
mm. to ‘ w.) dilpaich (m l lie it” been there. llld now so than in
Shanghai. having order“! the Chilton more thought oi. With the return oi
to leave Port Arthur. the mandarlna‘iortnoe to him he has become the beat
and aoldiora are more in" melt. With Hire-tied man of the county. And than
their been”. to Woo. lilo-2M“! to tile only extravagance. lie in a lor-
Wh'm erofaportaaadoihoraes.baihuin-
dulpeii very little in the former and he
lhaaotyet pnrchuedahbrae. The
little riding he baa done bail been on
rented berets on the eatata of Con-
graaataaa .lataer Wadsworth.
Ward lion berm an expert in the
binary of New York atata. A good
deal of hit ”are roah liar been invent-
ed in hook: it! the historical hind. and
he now liar a large and valuable li-
brary oi boobs dealing aith the hiaa
wry of the ataia place the day: of the
ladlaar. ~ ills ltamrtedge in am
tellbrtbeloralhlatoriahaand aahaa
read several paper- batore the lounge
an York We”.
Albany. limit “m0 lute mud.
. a w App-tr
itow tum. Ital-ea aa~chaancey it.
been la hack oi the Yale Law aehooi
Jhaaehall annually. and or.
another- tflp‘oithe nine ”natured {or
the floater rattan.
i
> Outlines selling at:
1 $2.48
”In Both Ladiei’ and this’ Shoes.
peso
Our Gents’ Enamelfil’lusset and Box Golf Shoes,
i’ at
.48
M. H. GLOVER’S,
tea Washington Street,
South Norwalk.
snow not.
K. 'fitlEuer‘s
S'nad‘muflih’mm and Cloak
Store in the Win Cities.
Studies are cordialipl’tnuitod to inspect our
Spring Stock oi
Skirts ammonia.
\Oe bane the largest assortment in the clip.
6hr dresses are a\\ taunt made.
K. 'ftt’thct.
Whom Md Block.
South Korma“. Conn.
Do you want
a Tin Pail?
2 Quart, l 11 Cents
3 “ i 12 Cents
6 “ i 20 Cents
8 “ l 25 Cents
These are not cheap goods, but are such as would
usually cost you fifty per cent. more than we ask for
them.
They are made of one and two cross polished tin,
with wood handles and knobs on the lids.
NASH. 81 VAN SGOY,
Corner North Main and West Sis.
Freigoht Line
BETWEEN
NORWALK, SOUTH NORWALK,
AND NEW YORK.
O
PKO’ILMR.
GWWQW millili-
a. trait aorta may a r. a.
t . ... ”are.
, or fir
'pnlelal oi the more epiphany. who lait
New Haven Wednaadar litter-noon oa-
teuaibly to take a trip to Norfolk, Va..
areaaid tobeontheirway toWaah-
ington together with aeverai other tol-
cgraph and telephone ohleials, to con-
lor with government representatives“
relative to a plan of laying a subma-
rine cable to connect the iortlilcationa
on (lull island with the Connecticut
Telephone ayatem. The new cable ia
said to be part oi the system decided
upon the war department at ueceaaary
adjunct to the signal device outlined
more! months ago by the govarment
engineers.
A Millie Statement.
Waahinstou, March 25,—«One of the
highest oillelala in the service of the
government said definitely today that
the report of the Maine court oi in-
quiry shows that the explosion was due
to external i-ausee.
Eye Tooting Free
omen. EXPERT.
Will own a brunch of hit lintiiiiiry office at
\ll'ii'ilI-ZlJifi “FLU. lifi'l‘h’l‘l‘l ill-'Iv'llfl’l. All
WALL ”T. The llin'lur will give lilo nontrivial
nllmiltmi m the I'lll’rl'i'litlll iii
DIFFIC 0LT omen-a
0P VISION,
innit]. Wednesday nil limit:
05' EACH “TEX.
Hiaoflca hours will be from a a. m. lob p. tn.
All bllm'rlllg ml}. definitive t'iulon altoulti
mmmit and have their eye» tented and proper
(but! tilt-rd.
WOMEN!”
i‘nm lrisomnin, Yen hm, Hallucinations. Epi-
lepay, Stomao'll Tmttlllt-n Serum» and Hit:
Headache and “tin-r mu lollies, urn-tally when
u! a fifth)“: wmplralttn.
With the old Iiilllt' lntmt improved electric
lmstrttntt'iita of America's and Europe's beet
trruliwla. lie is enabled to teat your f"l’ll‘bl
teleptiilmlly.
Ollie. ii llll Slitii, lorltll.
No toddler» or agents employed.
not... mad:
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid wet-in! alietitiun
in the new mime and have ll
lame vuriety oi tit-altrui- in llcil,
ilrwn. illue and Brown.
Ynll nrt- l'lil'illllly llll‘llwl in
call out] see thorn.
l'aiiiiero' supplies,
lilo-u, rich,
Pointing. pnperlxnngittg
and llt't'tli‘hlllilt.
E. E. Gar-horn,
i0 lint trim. lint limit.
TllE STAlliiAllGE
la a good thing ll lllmulili.
bullied ll int.
Ptrittt like.
We aiao have a num-
ber of bargain. in hot
air furnaces.
lollill Pillill & We. 00.,
fiWaahlngtol atreet. limit iiorwalh.
J. o. annuities,
«tine Irate. our. hotel:
w
n like the great enemy, to cut-acorn! lode
mount it
Wall Papera and flordera
(Copyright. am, by D. Lil. Sled
Lzsaox l.-—Jeauii and John (lath.
”7). Golden Text. Math. ill, 17. "m
Hy beloved lion, in whom I am it
plea-ell." Theiirat antllautleanonad ..
quarter concern Jesuit and John. In lit
ilrtt laaann John points Him our Ia"
One who haptlroth with,the 11on about
and will one day thoroughly aoparate be.
tween the chal and the wheat. At no la
baptized by John in Jordan, the ltearena‘
are opened, the Spirit or a (love ohitba tip- '
on lliin, and the Father teatlflea frien-
heaven in the Wfll‘dhi oi the golden text.
Linux ll.——.leetia Tempted (ninth. iv,
lvll). l‘loltlcn ’I't'xi, "I'll. ll, 18, “Fit in
that lie Himself hath auiieretl being,
tempted. He ta able induct-0r them that ‘
on: tempted." From the third Wat
the beginning of the Bible to the titled”
chapter from the end oi it there in the w ;
oril oi unreal. enemy of God and mathwi
oltl serpent. the devil. who like It will“
lion waikoth about seeking whom he may
devour. If he can conquer the Captain 0! ‘ 1' |
our Salvation, then our cause iii 1M, but if
our David can Valiqilliih ihla Goliath. vluv’ T
tory la sure. As our Mimi Lord by tho $
sword oi the Spirit defeated the enemy on
may tire. and there in no other way. kd- -
tnn'vi first artist-k in Felon who upon the
word of God. We must receive it madly .
and hold it last.
”Isms lil.—Beginriing oi the MM
oi Ji'allti (Math. l". ”—270. Golden To“,
Math. iv. iii, "The [topple which “in
tlnriiiimt saw groin light." All How
iii (inpcrlutum they now the light ob ’
lite. and Wherever His people dwell the
limit it! Hill life of lore and minim, d
lllt‘llkni'tlfi and lowlinms, should be m
lllilfll'i'il. He tmllul Peter and AW
and Jiilllt'ti and John that He might maid
them fishers of Inert by having iltemftlfiz
invt' Him. (loo at His tan wont; to Peter
u‘tL-‘l. "Follow thou Me” (John Ill, 2’).
LEW! I".-—Tht! Beatitudes M Y»,
l-lt’l. (ioltlen Text. Moth. v, 1!, ”Yam
the light of the world." A5119 boghla {Ill
diteiiun-te. His first. word in ”bladed," for
lie ('illllt: to bless and sareond mu, not, j
sit-or And who are the hinted in His ,
right? Not the proud, the mighty, flit ’
wise and the rich, but the pom in apirit.
This in the key to all true Him and
without it there its nune. It is at the foul!»
«lotion of oil blowing. He ixeamc pow [or
our sakes.
Limos \‘.—ilow to Pray (Hath. vi. 5-
15). Golden 'i‘i-xt. Hath. vl. u, "Pray to
thy Fnthcr. which in in aeeret' All lift!
islircd either beiore lied or Inuit, either to
please God or man. unto (led or onto aelf.
How Very low live the former. how very
many the latter. Even Christians are
tempted to do and. pray. taut, etc. with
mien-nee to the opinion oi their iollmra
rather than no in the sight oi God. Our
Lord Jeane had but one aim—to glorify the
Rather.
LEN-UN VIA-Our Father's ('nro (lath;
vi. 24-1“). Golden Text. I Bet. v, 7, “Ila
utmtlt {or you." Thu-e lime» in this“ .
fill“ we lln.‘ told to "take no “WWW”...
"be not nnximta." and the moon ‘
for thin lll’i'l’l'pi is, "For your H ,7
Father klitht'ih that ye have met! of M“
iliinpsi. " Children of an earthly W
would only grim: their {other by anxiety
about their (and and rulnrent. it habit
niluirtu we tnthotio things, It is their-it
to hr guild ttiitl obedient tthiitlmil, a an“:
and n t'tlilllilfl to him.
LMMN \‘li -Tlli’ l‘I'till of Matthew
(Math. is. u-iti. Golden Tear, Math. ix,
it. " hiilotr )iv. " in chapters will and it
in: rid-v liini )ln'ilt‘hlilii. twitching, healing.
going lilllllil lining gmal. Matthew M
lli't'il it rtw't-ll’t-r (or those! who kept (if?
thulttwlwa tutti can-ti not how much they
uppn-m-ii the poor. but now he in tore-
wire in order to give to the poor. He in to
be nt-hunncl oi bleeding la-twwn the this
Fountain anti the perlahlng nil about. him.
He begins by limiting n leans lorour Lord,
tutti that in the prencnw oi Ilia trunnion.
Are we ready and glad to honor our Lotti
lit-lure "in enemies? [in we not care who
men think or our of tilt ii only we can
glorliy Him? I! an. it in well.
Limos \'lll.~'l'hl' 'l‘lt't'lw Sent Faith
(Mirth. a. 245i. iioldt-n Text. Math. 3, it.
" Freely yt- hove hfl'ifll't'tl. fruily give.”
Lot its not forget the three great praym
which we ahmtld over pmywtbnt lie would
ia'rlti forth lalmrrni; that He would ill-luv “
imam a pram- in the earth. and that.
He wmtlti mim- quickly (Hath. la, 38:1”.
ixii. ii. 7; “or. nail. mil.
[prom lX.—~Wnruiiur anti invitation
iMnih. at, ell-tun, Golden 'i'eal, Hath. at,
'39. "Horne unto Mo itll yo that laboratnl
m hurry laden not! i will aim you M”
ii hi well to rrnmnbcr that prirlit'o in-
ert-nape wimihllity, to whom much in
given oi him shall min-h be required. If
He it» led up to know Him. it in that hill—
t-ra may tbrouult m know iiiru ton. Ii Ho
bite calm-ti m to be aim-tally taught in Hill '
«out. it in that through no He may teach
others dim.
Lemon X.—-.leiiua and the Saw»
iNalh. Ill, lilill. Guide-it Tell. “It.
xll, ii, “The Son iii Matt is: lam! of“!!!
the llabliatii day." Not. «law. htmrer
holy, nor imiinamaa nor institutions. how‘
our ancient and honorable. ritual item.”-
ed ahoro Him. There Pit-rim would
tumor the rlaiiliath above the Lord of fill.
liablittthbarnme they know Him not. it,
we honor anything above liim, it inlay
('lilltl we know Him not. Our mm
lituat be. “The Lord alone aha)! bow
strum. ll. ii. m. g
brawn XI.-'l'lie Wheat and the W
Math rill, rim. ail-iii). Golden
nth. aill. ill. “lie that now-2th the
need is the ilonot Man." lie ma ‘
but good used, the inrorrn. pilhlo “
the word. whirh, when meived lain
henna maliea no the grim!
able. to be planted in the anll
death in on“ iii-i tho
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