diMJtorwalkflospiialsocim. the
mum city oi Booth Norwaik
vasdthewsrdsnoitaebomnsholsor'
walhtrastsss. Mementwithitl
,_ _, theNorwailr mild and
' ‘steahletolesrnthlsis
MIIaueialelwtiorthebenedt
oft
“WWW”, which had ior
.aaoohtion oi Booth Norwuk. which
l
W“ noisy, raised this organisation was eiiected known as. not be rented and several buildings,
is“ 100:: ,ml m in thebgonth ’the “Norwalk Hospital association." , which were oiiereti. were not consider-
ilorwplh Ilatilt: book, in the name !and articles of association were tiled ed suitable.
with the accustsry oi state and the that the present arrangement was
torn: clerk The board oi trustees was made with G. W. llerrltt, whereby we
elected, an executive committee apo
pointed and the work of the organiza-
We. is still in the bank to tion actually begun.
11m first annual meeting oi the cor-
0dlcers oi the annotation were elect-
vmltber tbl! Met! to the members ed as iollows:
ing. “Theme-lion met with the
baatyhmfllmanda
' ' ’ the public
and uneatnntiortlistnvrpose Ai-
tera consultation. the committee. real-
izing somethiu oi the magnitude oi
the work they Md undertaken. decid-
ed to invite the ole-operation oi the
male members oi the batting industry.
and accordingly nsnl invitations to the
ioreman and one lmtrneyman from
each department oi each shop
in town to meet with them
do the trimming room oi the Volt: lint
companys shop. There was quite a
hearty relponaa on the part oi the men
and an organisation was clmed with
John W. Mains, chairman; Miss Fan
Rim
vens. transom. Pious were discussed.
but nothing Mild uprm. l-‘rmu this
"in (early in “all regular weekly
fillings were held in the parlor: oi
ale Rich. secretary: (maria-s ll.
thedeclllloohssdladdnm-
star. which that empany kindly al-
lowadthseoumtttee tonne ireeoi
Massisrsmt meeting it
mmmammoiau
I
ii: 5‘.
V- his .
. . ‘ ‘ ' II ll
’1' all". we ‘..|.. -
:jw —
M
//I
a»
, the hospital project. no amount oi ,vinced that we have a valuable proper»
. such subscriptions. totether with the ty for hospital purposes.
"Thcneatstepwastosccuretempo-
it was not until June
have the use oi the second and part oi
the third doors (eight rooms in all),
in his house. No. 24 imard street, at
the annual rental at 8150. Through
poraton oi the Norwalh Hospital asst)- generous giits the rooms were iornlsli-
cistion was held in the oilice at John ed and ready ior occupancy on July
a. Light. an. stun: Norwalk, Tuea- mu. m. "
any "ant-t, November 22,1892 Abdut
t oi a hos- thirty gentlemen were present and arti- the time of the annual report, their
orwalk. started dies oi incorporation were read and were thirty.onc patients in the lion-
awthelndiesoithellat'l‘rimmers' Illooted.
During the first nineteen weeks. to
pital.
During the year oi 1893 a special ap-
peal was made to the churches oi-the
Proposed mantel.
hornoluLonn.’
'-
" m=1r
__ 4,; .;
mmt‘t‘i‘tm.
- l— r
lid, John H. Ferris, president.
Robert Van Bursa. vice president.
J. W Pinneo. secretary.
Charles 8. Stevens. treasurer.
William ll. Smith. J. (i. Gregory, M.
1).: Stephen W. Velsor. John W. Mains.
Will. lv'. Bishop. John H. Ferris.
Robert Van Bureu. William N. Crow.
Thomas l. Raymond. Joseph L. O'-
Brien. Charles ii. Stevens, J. A. Plum-o.
were elected directora.
On November 22. l892. the iirst mot-:-
log of the board oi directors was lll'lll
ut the oillce oi Mr. Light in South Nor—
walk, all the members being present.
A committee to draii by—lawu was ap-’
pointed as follows: Fl. W. Velour. 'l'. l.
Raymond. J. (i. ilregory. M. l)., whose
report was adopted by tho aasorintion.
- John ll. Light was appointed counsel.
Town oi Norwalk to establish a Hos-
pital Sunday. at which time collections
should be made ior the benefit oi the
Association. Four churches respond-
ed and since that time the interest
has increased until now nearly every
church in the town make: an annual
contribution.
During this year the need oi an ant-
gbulaure. ior Hospital purposes. was
’oitcn demonstrator! and a committee
was appointed to raise iunds. This
ciiort mulled in the building and
equipping oi a but class ambulance.
iwhlch has been in constant use slut-c
that time until the present and is do-
ing excellent service.
We noticc that in the Executive Cum-
mliicc's rcport ior mm the build-
‘lng iund has hem increased by nearly
buimuently an executive munnitiec
misting oi Dr. J. u. (in-airy. 'l‘. l.
Raymond and Rev. 8. ii. Watlclns was
uninitiated.
The that meeting at the necrotic
milieu was held on [Member 2!.
tin, and their lrst report. which was
tuned December l3. till. states the
lollowin:
"The board oi directors has the ban-
or in planar herewith to the Norwslli
liasplial association its brat ennui m
psrt.asprspacedlwiheeneentlvecost~
\Kl "testament“
,/
$2,000 by the splendid work oi the list
Trimmers' Association and their help-
m in the "iair. "
These influences developed a perils.
alar Interest toward the erection oi a
new Hospital building. and siier care»
iui study and consideration on the part
at the Board and Iterative calamities
wu
itaad 0 Taylor. Kendall a Stevens. at
Dunn. lines. Aim studying the probe
lens for astne waste they ssh-ma a
set at drawings which called for as no
penditare at about ”5.90. This
‘ » Ii anuiry in ad-.
circles shows that
armistice or an!
en were an armistice
. . there is author-
ity ior the ‘ -I« at that it would
not change tblpurpose oi the admin-
istration in matters to an im»
mediatewiasne. * n armistice. at this
timo. it is said. old not result in the
contemplated action
even ior a daytl'l'he indications are, it
is said, that ‘ resolution authorising
the president to tervene in Cuba will
not embody“ ' declaration recognis-
. e oi the island; but
‘deslred by a maiority
will be made the sub-
resolutlon to be in-
”mm
_ , is said. in deierence
to the wlabll otflbn Druid"!-
__....,,_.._....__.
savanna-h the I‘ll that
oh” ”In”;
Washington. ril 9.—~Navy omcials
ridicule and , . it the widely circa.
lated man?” the cm has been
blown up. Lilo " ant Whittleseym
would be the era to know or the re-
ccipt oi any such new: by the navy de-
patient. said hi had not heard oi any
trouble at Havana. and that while the
Fern was at Havana he did not crullt
any part oi the m
Key Went, : rll ’.-—Notblng in
known here about the reported accident
to the Fern. it is undoubtedly untrue.
WWW, April l-fiua Polo,
Spanish minister. said today that he
had received no news of any disaster to
the l-‘eru. and regained the report as
calculated to inflame public opinion.
SURVEYING FOR MINES.
Wilmington, lit-L April 0-<l.icutou’
ant Crosby, l7. 5. A.. visited Delaware
city yesterday and made a aurvey to
plant submarinc mines around iv‘ort
Delaware. Thu-c miles oi submarine
cables have been ordered to connect
the mines with iort Delaware Fort
Molt and the Delaware shore battery.
several car load» oi gun cartridge» ior
ii and lo inch rifles and mortars are
now on the railroad aiding at Delaware
city.
WE NOW OWN THE ZA rmo.
llong Kong. April itw’l‘hr- l’nilwl
clinics olllrlaln hcrc have purchased the
llriilali strainer Zullru. 'l'lu- Zuflro in
oi l.0ii2 tons grout rminlcr, Site in
l-rlgantlne ringed. 2l3 icct 7 iuchtw
lunar. has ill ion! a inches llt'ill'll. and
drawn 2! ice-i 2i iiwhca oi watt-r. 'i‘lw
simmer was built at Aberdeen in lust.
and was owned by ilw China and Mn-
uiln Steamship rumpauy iliinltc-d).
WAH ARRANGE” or Mil M'KINMBY
Paris. April limit is oillclaliy on-
noqm'cd here that the visit of the am-
lmadors at Washington to President
McKinley on Thursday wat arranged
at the request oi President McKinley
primarily. in order to give the presi-
dent the opportunity oi notiiying
Europe oi the neceuiiy ior the inter-
vention oi the United States.
il'l‘liMiltilt CHARTER SANCTIONED.
Kingston. Jamacia. April I-The
charter oi the Atlas line coasting
stunner Adela. which was engaged to
talu- Americana iron: Borneo. Ilnusllla.
and two other places in Cuba, was
sanctioned today under instructions
irom the state department at Wash-
ington throotb (torrent General Flip
laugh bee. at llavsna.
liXA-timllfll row mam
lieu naebsco. April l—Adinirai
Kirkland has detailed two navy oli-
eers to taste a 1W Winn
ll two oi the heat tow bull in the
harborand lithstrfmrilliavornble
' has arrived iron Copper river.
Washington, April 9.—'l‘hero were i
i from one of the ioreign etnbaaies that
not many ioreuoon callers at the White
House today. Assistant Secretary Day
was more prompt in making his inior—
mal daily call than yesterday. and by 9
o'clock this morning he had reached the
White House and talked over the situ-
ation and the national policy. Thein-
terview, howover. occupied scarcely live
minutes, and Judge Day immediately
tools up his duties at the state depart-
ment. There were reports that the
queen regent would sign a decree de-
clarili an armistice in Cubs. and that
this would be iollowed by Cuban inde-
pendence later, but in no oflicial quar-
ters. however. as iar an inquiry could
learn. had any confirmatory iniormao
tlon been received.
Senators Culiom. oi Illinois, and
Burroughs, of Michigan. were the first
oi the senatorial contingent to talk
with the president. The latter, just
prior to the White House call. had been
to the stsie'department. where he talk-
ed with Assistant Secretary Day. He
said he had heard oi the rumor oi the
queen’s intention to make a ilnal eiiort
to avert war, but he was not aware
that any dispatch on the subject had
been received irom Spain in the past
24 hours. He smelled that an armin—
tice would be elective only with the
assent of both parties to it. He scout-
ed the idea that there might have been
a change of view on the part of the in-
surgents. and said in view of that iact
there was little significance to be given
such a decree even ii issued. and that
In his opinion such action by the queen
regent at this time would not change
the situation.
mmnaesoonoex.’
General Lee honored to Get Out at
Havana at that Hour Today.
Washington, April 0—luiormation
received by the government show: that
up to 10:30 this morning Consul Gener-
al Lcc had not leit Havana and no ad-
vices oi disturbances have been re-
cclvcd.
llaVana. April 9.--'l'lie latent indica—
tions are that (‘nnstil General Lee. it»
gclher with the American newspaper
correspondent» and all other Ameri—
runs. will leave hcrc on the For!) at 3
o'clock this alteration.
IUD-'00.!) Um
Arrival oi Important utters from the
Fleet at Portland Oregon.
Portland. Um. April 9,-w4icorgc Til-
tou. third mate oi the Arctic whaling
schooner Belviderc. who arrived irotn
(‘oppcr river on the steamer Albion. de-
livered at the watoillce in Portland mo
moods oi lcitcrn irom Aiuuita. A rudc
muslin mark in which the lotions wi-m
curried wan lnlwllcd. "i‘roni Port Get
There. Murillo, I'. H. Mail, by George
"lion. lbs: ’l‘rain Mail imm l’olnl
narrow. Arctic (beau via iii. Michaela.
leinlt, Sillm to Portland."
The lnwkagc contained in» lcticm
iron: the icwhound whaling “wt and a
large numlwr oi letters to ill" war and
other depurlmcntu oi the government.
(‘lll‘liiblll TOI’EKA ilAIliil.
chmouih, ling. April 9.-Thc
lfuitcd Hiatus cruiser Topeka iiormeriy
the lhosrnesl. lJeutenant John J.
Knapp in command, and the United
States torpedo born flamers. in mm—
mand oi Ensign C. W. Hasletou, sailed
this morning ior the United States.
TODAY'S STOCK MARKET.
New York. Wail street. il a. m.—
The buying movement loom-ed nome-
wbai in animation. Net gains in the
leading stocks reached a point or more.
lingor was in brisk oer-land. but ailer-
ward lost most oi the advance. The
market became dull and cased ol he
tore! the hour was over.
KARTIIQUAKE ill nounsua.
Prague. Bohemia. April l.—-'l‘liere
have been severe earthooshe shocks in
the vicinity oi lJbochowlis, ten miles
southwest oi Leiimeflis. At the villus
oi Klslai seven houses have collapsed.
The whim-arse disturbances rais-
liaise.
manna W08
ltiilll'l‘.
hostile. Wash. April urn: sins-av
. captain Erick-n about
whos- saisty tears have been sac
tertaissdnineethearrivaloi the Koyo.
All”
AMWMWE
WWWMD;ThI.-l.
in Lee to Leave Havana at 5 O’clock Today.
Washington, April 9.-'-lt is learned
the Spanish government today has un-
der very earnest consideration the teen.
once oi a very important proclamation
declaring an armistice in Cuba. 'i'hia
decree has not yet, been signed, so ior
as known here, nor does the iniorma-
lion indicated show that a final deter-
mination that it shall issue has been
reached as yet. The measure, however,
is being strongly. pleased upon the con-
ulderatlon oi Spain by some of the con—
tinental European powers. It is' the
hope oi the powers that by means oi
this concession war might be averted,
although it is realized that the United
States my not regard the concession
as adequate to meet the case.
Lmlum
W Loss of 31 Ian on the Uhil
O
hoot Pass.
Seattle. Wash. April 9.—’l’he steamer
Alki arrived last night with news that
a landslidc had occurred on the Chil-
lioot trail in which iii men are known
to have been killed and a large number
injured.
The diaanter took place at noon. April
3. The snow and ice came down hunt
the mountains on the leit oi the trail,
midway between the Scales and stone
house.
About 2 a. m. a small slide occurred.
which buried several cam-s. The
alarm was spread and my people
were cudcavoring to work back to
Sheep Camp when theaeeoad slide oc-
curred. The anow storm In blinding
and crowds were count; down by the
aid oi a rope when overlain.
Thc t‘iiaci location at the lide is giv-
en at two and a hsli miles above Sheep
('am. ppm! lwyards above them
improvement company's power-honoe.
Here an immense gorge rises at a very
steep incline into the hills. and it won
down this the avalanche came. The
telephone olllce here has been tbrouged
all day and night with Mansions
to not uomc word of iricnds believed
to have been in the «banner.
Many people have gone irom this
city and llyca to aid in the work oi roe-
run. The ididc covered the trail ior
several hundred yards to a depth oi
llity loci in many places.
Seventeen employees oi the Chilltoot
Railway and Train company, who went
up to the summit on the morning oi the
slide to work. are missing. and it is
trend that they arc among the lost.
A CANNERY SYNDICATE.
San Francisco. April ’«A syndicate
has purchased ior 3175.000 the canner-
ics controlled by the i'aliiornla canner-
ica companion. The new company had
been capitalism! ior 8250le and it will
mokc an avllori to control tho» llritish
market for California canned iruit.
Mllllncnt are much distressed ill the
war plumper-i. "llcrc l am." said one
of the guild the other day. "all bladed
up with that Bpnnlnh yellow that won
going to be so iasltionnbie. but that not
one oi my customers will consent to
wear as things stand. It’s going to he
a terrible bins to me. Why. I never raw
the women no set against a thing. 'Not
a knot oi it.’ they say, 'uor anything
else which in any way suggests the
colors oi ”pain. ' "u—New h'ort Bun.
”Allis-4M at her "widen" ll Wil—
ton avenue. Ellen. wiic oi Albert
”bill. In the 38th year of lief age.
Phineral services irovn her late res-
ldmm fiuuday. April l0. at :i p. to.
[film . t in Northwood cemetery.
Philadelphia. on lionday.
FOR BKLI.
you BALZ~A strong. gentle work
horse. with worn wagon and bar—
ueas. Alloanbeboathtiorrlb. it»
late Dudley may. lee William A.
ilriln. Jr.. aloe oi lineal Frost.
a! Iw
uraclLLartnoua.
nein.‘"mm‘mm' “ ” mum
h .
our magnificent Naval
merchants on our calm
of Portfolio Adverilllli‘,
winner in years; new 0‘
to actlva intelligent M
the opportunity oi m w
like wild-lire. A in .
ed at once. Butler i
won. Conn.
hump—a willing,
cook and laundresl.
WANTED—A good cook “all
recs
F'. Bishop. 15 Belden are“;
WANTED-Washing, ‘
cleaning. Will to out by ill
will do washing and
home Terms very w «
pect avenue. Norwalk.
ning order.
road. Address x, this 0“
Poll RENT~Furuished roe-a.
ml! RENT—After April 15th,
. and born. 14 Washington It?“
Weed, 65 Wall street.
Apply immediately to
areal], Mrs. W. (30th
WANTED—To lease. A grain
Water power,
or en suite. Lighted. m. ‘.
and improvements. Centrally W
ed. 'Apply on premises,“
Main street
Also middle house, brick
South Main street, .15; south ,
wood block. Chestnut street, .1. ,,
iew apartments. 81 and 85. W
Dudley P. Ely. See w. A. Grille.
oillce oi Russell Front.
i'O LET-Apartments No. n m ,,
llain street (dve rooms), modal bu
provements rent. llfi. Also ethic
rents irom $5 to $10, oi iron think
live rooms Apply to or I“
hire. Y.oungs 42 East avenue. M
Norwalk
To LET—Sis rooms. Music
suitable ior places: MIT“ , .
rooms, No. 10 Uniotl street: m .
12 rooms, with improve-Olly"
9 Arch firm. “I“. m?
Haniord place. , E. A. WI
1‘0 LET ’lv'our rooms am “It"?
'l'i) lav-4mm iloor oi n: Acacia
Orchard street
provcmcuts, bath room, W
paw, ctr. Rooms’ireshly m
ted. Two minutes walk iron! W \
avenue trolley. Very modal“ "It
to iumily without small chm"
inquire at No. ii Orchard at. all“!
All modern W
FOR RENT—Two iront I’m. III“
T0 LET—New House. iirst floor.
hushed, including lbht and M
singly or en suite. inquire on pink
im. 24 Elizabeth street. at It"
Armlcmy street, modern lam,
inmrts lnoulrc cl 1' 8. Osborn,
bicrvvin utrcet.
T0 I‘m-«The mood and dill!
oi the Quintard buildlumorla
and Knight streets, Norwalh. W
able ior utilizes, lodge rooms or
manuincturiug.
Inquire oi i‘. ii. Quintard. 14'
street. Norwulk or F. ii.
5 Washington:
Mt
street. Booth
walk.
1V) LET-diam No. 4 hows it“.
seven rooms. rent. “2; "to M
has street. til; boom. live rooms. wit
m -me.-a.-aua-‘ unto—-
To ll’l'wilouse corner North
and Ann simian 7 rooms, m
1'0 mw icnr room
0. Mania“, 23 W
9 duo )0 Tilllel IUD”. “M Wt,
rooms each, Oltl; live mull Ill m
noon swam. Britten street 07. All
in m order. John H. Kiln;
West atroci. or J. ii. loytoa.‘ I“
inquire at llayes' label.
that door: ienr rooms on
door: rents moderate to
lies. Watts and sewer
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