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NUMBER 8,228.
iii illiii iiiiiilliil
from for the Congregational
Church in South Norwaih.
VIBUHHUSSEHLHH Biilii. BEiHil
lanaoorporationofths
Church and l‘rea Assignment of
hwsflotientobs Taken on
lharstiay.0otobsr18.
‘ Yesterday was rally Sunday in the
South Norwaik Congregational church.
.At all the advices thcre were large
congregationsv 1n attendance. The
church looked very pretty with its
decorations of autumn foliage and
flowers. e. in the evening there
' was a concert by the Sunday
school. the programme being a very in-
teresting one.. it Included an anthem
by the choir: prayer by Deacon Frank
A. Ferris; hymn. school; responsive
"nailing; recitation. Ethel Ferris, Sadie
McGulnniss, Gifford Clark and Mabel
Becker; song by the children; texts by
the scholars; recitation, Percy Te.-
fow; solo, Miss Viola Byxbee; psalm.
Frank Flinn, Louis Wardell, Willie
Russell and A. Ferris; hymn. Son of
‘ God Goes Forth to War; solo, The
King of Love My Shepard is, Miss
Byrnes; address. Rev. G. H. Beard;
hymn. A Mighty Fortress is Our God;
benediction; organ postllide. Grand
Procession, from the Queen of Sheba.
by Gounod. Miss Adi! Byrnes, of New
York, sang in the morning. i lfcard tlin
Voiceof Jesus. Her voice is u ptlre and
sweet soprano. and the sclction, as
well as that of the evening, was greatly
enjoyed. The pastor preached n vig-
orous sermon on The Year Before Us.
taking his text from Luke ix., 62. "But
Jesus said unto him. no man. having
put his hand to the plough, and look-
ing back is fit for the kingdom of
God."
Referring to changes desirable In or-
der to have the church do its best work.
he recommended the incorporation of
the church. a free assignment of pews.
and a revision of the covenant of ad-
mission to the church and baptism. tip-
on which action will be taken Thurs-
day. October 13th.
Following is the proposed
covenant of new members:
in the presence of (foil and this als-
stIillbly, you now dcclurc yourselves to
be disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ.
You acknowledge God. as revealed in
Christ. to be your Father your Saviour.
your furl lp-giving Iiofy rlplrlt. You
heartily repent of your l-‘illri; ltllil. d.-
siring to give up all wrong-doing and
revised
unholy purpose. you openly consecrnlc.
yourselves to the service of God. You.
promise to treat the members of this
church as your (I'ilil'tltitill fricndii: to
observe faithfully iht- worship and or-
dinances of this church. and submit to
its government; to Join in its ('ill'iriliiln ‘
work: to contribute coiinciclitiously of
your means to its support tutti chari-
ties; and to make it your t'tilirtittllt aim ‘
in all things. to tie its Jt‘tillti would.
Potential for parents prcrtt‘lliltig chliI
drcn for baptism.«llcltcvitig tit'itl‘
friends. that hod's covenant of blcssiuit
i. valid and true to you and to your
children: that baptism. like t'il‘t‘liillt‘in-
toll of oiti. is u acid and symbol of this
covenant of rtIgcticruiiott for Infant
children: and tool it conforms with
c rly t‘ltt'lstittit usage for the families
Christian believers to be baptist-d.
you present your citildrcn for littlliisifll.
in so doing you rem-w your thWs to
find and his church. You pi‘otllliit‘.
with floti‘a help. to than this iitilt' oiic.
by prayer with tiiltiti and for thitiii.
by ta-acitltnt nttd t-aitlttplc. by uitcttd-
ltlicc with titlini on the public at‘t‘Vit'tIa
of the church. and by all other tiictttis
that wistloilt ttiiti ittvtI sliiiii suggest. to
.i “IMMII acceptance of t‘hrlst its filial
flsi'itttttt‘ tiltti lard. ititti thi- iifti of ion
ina usefullma that grows out of such
t‘itriatltiit discipleship. its you thus
promise?
t'tiv'snitttt for parents prcsctiiiutt
titctr t'liltirltt for I‘tiltll't'fliiuii'dt'ltts
said. toilet Ilttlc i'iliitil‘l ii to come unto
the forbid litttli tint. for of such is
"W kingdom of iiod. iit'iittvilll.
"hilt“. that the spirit of the Master.
who thus weitututd littlc cliiidrcn.
should thus dwtii iii ifil t'hurch. and
trusting iti titili's pftitiiirwd blessing n
itdttics of ltll those who love it,
obey hire. you now firm-tit your chi d
for ctrnaa-crltlon to t hrtat and hill arrt
rim is its doina. you promiur. with
that's help. to feed this little one. to
prayer with this“ and for thiml. by
teaching and caampic. t-y ittlt'tiiiitltcc
wittt thiati on the public services of
the church. and by all other means tint ‘
wind-wt and lore shall attggest. to a
per-slat swath-s of t'li as thisi
Harlow and lard; slid lite
anmm
s
th‘flr i
. oi lor- -
m.
Wanton...
SOUTH NORWAIJK. CONN. MONDAY OCTOBER 3.1898
”AND tom A: II I“
Charles Itsvin Arrested he Its-ling
Charles Slavin. seventeen years of
age, was arrested by- career Walter
Half. this morning. for having appro-
priated 028.89 belonging to Bailtnaker
George Br‘ownson.
This forenoon Mr. Brown-on sud-
denly appeared in his workshop over
J. H. Ferris' coal office, where he
found young BIavin acting very ner-H‘
vans and pretending to be ill. its
made an effort to shiver, as an indica-
tion that he was suffering from chills,
but played his part so poorly that Mr.
Brownson. knowing the boy's past
record. became suspicious. ills coat
and vast, which he had left hanging in
the room. and which contained consid-
erable money. received his first atten-
tion. As soon as Mr. Brownson began
to search the pockets of his clothes,
Slavfn made a bound for the door anti
rushed down stairs. This attracted the
attention of Frank N. Ferris. and oth-
er omployecs of Mr. Ferris’ office. who
left their duties to see what was the
matter. Mr. lirownson followed Slav-
in‘ down the stairs shouting "stop
thief!" Mr. lI‘crris took up the chase
to the liaich. lluiley Jr Co. lllliibcr
yard. where he was joined by Officer
Walter flail. As he ran. Slavin was
noticed to throw it roll of bills under
a pile of lumber. and Liter to throw
some change in the street.
When the officer caught Slitvln be ac.—
knowicilgcd his guilt and consented to
show whcrc he had thrown the money.
and the cntirc amount iIc.~tored to its
owner. Slavllt was taken ti pol ce'
headquarters. where he will iltva itt'
trial. He will be given a ltcaring t0-'
lli()l'f?()w lllfll‘l‘liilit'. iii 9 OCiUi'k.
51‘. JOSEPE'B PARISH FAIR
Another Largo Attendance at Music
Hall Saturday Night—The Priz .-
The fair tinder the auspices of St
Joseph's parish. now in progrcss
Music “if”. was largely
again Saturday night.
iii
llack. and for no cllcore
You in tile Sallie Old Way.
The bicyclc contest stands an
Iowa:
illll'tll. 46: Robert Stccgmullcr, tiil:
lii'tm O‘llricn, ii:
Stephen O'llricn.
wcilcr. L’II.
'llic result of the tloll contest stood:
.liillics i‘ullithun. 129; Sports iit‘lirr'tlll.
87: Mary Mockicr. :ltt; Katic Smith. 67;
. ilcicn ('tlillilll". if. ”life i".tl‘l‘t‘ii. :li‘iz
i Annie Motililicll. :..i.
The door prizes Were a gcilt‘s hot.
’98.. llnclitllncd; illi-‘iitt'i of fruit. if.
t‘iiitrfcs i._vliclt: bicycli- liIggilia. 71in;
.‘Jnii‘ics smith: lift“ of flour. too. .lolitt
Morris; tcli pounds of roast beef. 775
unclaimed: candle stick shade. and.
Thomas Casey. box of cigars. imi.
(‘hrti-tophcr Whiiloti.
‘l'oliiglii iill' Santiago .\l:ti.-lrcls will
pcl'forltt.
Wil—
Owen Klatlcilcii, it;
list; Just-pit l.illx-
JUDGIINT 10 IIOOVII .ilii 89
Judge Ourtia' Decision in the Case of
Elastic Weavers Against leistsror.
.iiidtlt- “little, ut the i‘olntuolt l'Ituiu‘
court. has givcll iiidirtiiciit for platit-
tilt in rtcotci' Silks: itltti costs ill the
1citric of tlic Elastic iioring Wtattcre‘
.\ltt.ilgtiiii.iicd lis~ilt‘|ltiitlll. NIlrWJIIt
brunch. itaiiitisi Jim-pit ut‘init'rt'l‘. of
that town.
itcisicrcr Wit»- lttl‘llll‘i’ly il'l‘diiill'tl' of
the organisation. and gart- build for
the faithful twrfoi-ninlicc of iiit‘ dittic.
tit liit- tiiili'c. "it this iItI~titItIiiIti. in“
tin tit-w bond on» lliid llc .«IIint-
tpititily did not account for olmuI tliil.
and has cliiicgcd \tliil tiltI lilinttlllll'lllll'l
litiiiit iiit' funds The ~itlt wit. brought
to control on thc bond
KlNii' ll ll.\l till' I lI‘itti \ti'l‘iirl.
'ilic t ‘tltti‘tti i lilltti of Kiiilt « lltitttii-
il‘i'ii. til the Nili'tt‘oiit i‘illltti'i‘ld'iitlttil
church. will hold its Hi‘itlill'l‘ inciting
ticiii rtaiurdttt. at it do p. in. In tlit-
lIlt 'l‘ht-rc will is litter—div. t'Ilrv
circa in addition to the roiiulitr tunn-
tltly reports.
The Hiliirtit'i'illl i‘irclt» of Kiiot‘I
Itiiiightt in will incl-i in the uiodt of tlic
chtiicli iii-xi rlaturtiuy. .ti It ii lit.
The annual stitttI motion of ii..-
t'miitccll lil Kittit' iiitlluititrn uiii ilt'
hold in Nun listen. on tlcttsitct’ in and
no.
Mii.i.l.\ltlt\' ocimtnti,
Mic:~ Hit it lliiiillllilt'tli It iv’oli titl‘llilifl
of I’uitcrn lists and liouitcts and hid
lincry Novelties Mi Wraith-allay and
Th I ”tilt and iiill. t'llf-
ic woriimittolitp.
Ill itc i.
Mrs. W
li-nant
» tick. wife of idiu-
.lafi Nurwttik for
fifty i
iCaiap leads. this mind.
. ‘ Multitl.
patronized '
Thomas (‘oic
sung 1 Don't (‘nrc if You Never ('fllllt';
gave 1'“ Love
fol-i
Thomas Collins. 30: John .\ioii-‘
that been given out.
HiNY PiSiEHS USEliI
Fewhtrslghtm Tickets Cast at T0-
day's City and Town Elections.
HilHiiHS iiii Fill ANYWHERE
torofOuoasa-to who Will be
the lat layer of loath lorwath
—‘l‘hoanos in for a Good [sier-
tty—I‘wo Women Voters.
Considerable interest is being taken
in the elections in South Norwalk this
year. Very few straight tickets. it was
said at the polls this morning, are be-
ing cast on either side. the votrIrs in
genrnl voting for men rather titan par-
'ty. In. the contest for solcetmnn
Thomcs‘ men are working untiringiy.
ft is probable that the Second district
will give liiln ll big majority.
in the city election the most scratch-
ing is done on the head of the tickci.
bilt as both parties are engaged in the
same operation. the result will proba-
biy be an even chance for both candl-
dutcs. The only other office that is
being contested is thiit of city collector,
and the conditions lit noon were such
that ltcltltlIr side was confldcnt which
way the honors would fall.
Tbc officers of the town polling sta~
lion in Putnam "one house are as lol-
i lows: Moderator. Moses 1’. linilock:
ielicckcrs. James Harris. llcnry (‘..
i Smith; envelope booth tclldcrs. Ed-
',\v.trtl V llllkcr. luills F. Mulkin; tickct.
.‘bootlt tenders. Daniel lllltilop; Frank C.
it‘law: w'onlciii-i booili (Icorgc it You
Alstync; booth tenders. John lI'. lI'lylin,
* William lluyicr.
i p to noon only two wolittIli find vot-
t‘i'ii on the school qucstloll. 'l‘licy wort-
;.\irs. William Lawrence and Mrs. ltuih
rTilt! ofllt‘crs lit the city polling sta—
tion arc lnspcctor John J.
Thomas C.
Adams.
ioodwin.
Creamer; deputies. fI‘ritllk
Gcorgc fl'llricn; moderator.
Charles Wutcrs; registrars. William F.
f'l‘itlliliutiiy. ltoyal ltltymolid. Just-pit
cllrlilcllgcrs, Johii Mchizl-
.lolin ll. Light; booth li‘liiii‘i‘s,
iticlliirtl Stvcllliy. Williitilt llccrsdlcot'lic
Haunt)... William 1‘, llcckcr, William
l’tIliiliIl'. .l. (‘. I'rowc.
lI‘lifS’l‘ illS'l'ltit‘T.
'l‘lic volit- is light and iilt'f't‘ Is l‘ittlc
I‘\l‘ilt'lllt'ili nl tlic lI‘ii'si district polling
Iii oltl ’l‘ou'll lioiisc till .\liii llili
iltii too iii'iit'iri :irc iii iltc ficltl. tin
i’i'tiliibliioltisls lillt'ilig dropped out of
llic tlllly illlIt-iI or four wtilIktIrs
on Ilic town tickci cult llc lI'I‘t'll. nil-l
titty lll‘t‘ pushing lichcis with Mt'l'l'lii
and Lynch pastors for sclcctlttcli .it~
titchtd. Thomas lltiiit is running well.
pasting l.. l). ixcclcr on the llcpulllicnii
flt'kil. ’i'lic vote is light. J. .I\. i'itr-
:lti‘ l.~ illtitli'l‘diiil‘. wliilt- t'. H. (‘Ill'llet
.liLIi r'lyltIs i'lll'iln .tlt' ilicchcls. II}. .i
lI'iiiiiig ill :tliil i'idl‘ii lily li.t\c chain. of
iii. clitcloltcs i‘lllii .litltic» rliiiliclIliiild
and Frank riclltIck ill‘i' looking .‘lilf‘r tit.-
Illliitllri. 'l'litI liootil lctidci'it .il‘l- [tutti-II
lloiioioli liltd ii. 5. t'urtir. It in HIV
tlllititlli ci.clitili day on lit. bill it.
yclirr,
i
. 'l‘nllltlialliy:
. Million.
iii.;i‘t‘,
l'.Ii'tI.
Nilli\\'.\i.i\ i'i'l‘i' i'tll.i.H
'i'ii-I tIhIilI'lltlIiil til tiltI
Noiwolit t‘t‘lllt'i‘c
Hop
tIilIiIiititi
lilt' city polls to
lloi-c iltlllsl‘. \"ttltt' Mint it» Hit
cd with party tt‘ltiki'l'lt iiilii hircd titkct
titddlt-l'n. and flip witIiIIpuIlcrh itl‘t‘ out .
i'l illl‘tt‘. 'l‘hc liiiiitccitt liiiliI pascr int
lllltt It in tItIltl-Iiicc and from all ilit‘lliilllt
li.t tlillilitl'rt tonight will "fill siiliti
initiiy nt'l'ttitiitli ”little. it bi utIltIIi‘uilt
illlitliit‘i' iiltli ll.- licpiliditlitii- will :II
tul'iI u ttiultii‘lty Iii lili‘ cottiicii but that i
fight for liioytii‘ iII'HHIt'il i‘tlliiiliiii
i
i
i
Iiil‘
Ii.II .ittli l‘ltilriih ”tour will be l'iilnl
.\i. ll. iiitltt‘l‘. ii iii iolicvcd. villi ititn
ll l' l't‘ict .i iillliii‘ for city ircustirtIt
\Iilil till .\ "with will iitI l‘il‘li‘ti itll
nit. tor to a timid majority. .ltlhtt ii
lititt ir lllttdcrnior oi the city pttlln iillii
John Ward is ills dtpiity Winfield
stint .ilid i"l‘lillit titlIt-t-t but.» change of
Hi Iil\.‘ili|lt‘fi. .itilitt i’ltttic illlti Frank I
”liltlitt'klIi' lti‘t' iltlliiil it‘lillt‘i'il. ‘i‘tl- ;
\otc ill the .in is light. and it ilt iii--
licviIti itict'c still be many atity~ut .
it till a. Hit iiciiiiitllcitil- liltil iiitI ittI‘I
wt rule out according to the party
chi-cit liai.
rlciiiitor ltcclt-r is doing Mllllt‘ iliialI
this fit aciting out the ruin: tilt the
potty tIhiIcit fist.
i‘utituiti flu- and hi». it‘itIiltlr arc the
lug Milllt' tall bustling. Motor tllotcc s
'"it'flliil arc dim iIt iiilt‘ its for llli hard
work flow.
idtsi war the toiitl totw t'ltvl lit the
iNorwnih city tIiiItIiittti “tilt l.ltili. M ii
o‘clock tilts afternoon Thu official cri-
ttIlltpcs httti itMIti hilltfll'ti otii. ifi "It“
ti'lrrtt Voting district of the town the
total stun liti-t iclr wits Lion. and at
it o‘eiticlt this afternoon Lilia cut-ship”
i
Iiiiti, l-Iil front a tut-i.-
.ri: iii.
1. P I. U I: WW”.
It: Thousand prsctott to
Whmfih'uk.
Norwaik pubis who will attend the
annual convention of the Connecticut
Christian Endeavor Union in Weier-
. bury, tomorrow and Wednesday. are
Miss Laura Lawrence. Miss Jennie Dix‘
o'l'iTAndrew V. Heath andIArthur B
Eseliiel.
Mrs. J. Milton Coburn. of South
Main street, has been appointed the of-
ficial delegate of the Christian Endeav-
or society of the South Norwalk Con-
gregational church to attend the con-
vention. ‘
ft is expected that fully 6.000 dele-
gates and visitors from the local unions
in the state will be present. The main
meetings of the convention are to be , .““‘
held at the auditorium. Overflow inc-e
tings will be field in the various chur
ches. All buildings where Christian
Indcitvor meetings are to be held will
i
i
be dciornied with hunting, flags. ChrisI '
tinn l‘ ndeavor banners and colors.
(in Tuesday the headquarters of tltui
convention will he at the First Bap
list church In Grand street, but on
Wednesday, in order to avoid any (if-
HEViliVEHS IN iiHllHiiH
A Sermon. but no Shooting. at the
Nori‘irld Services Yesterday.
llii. ttttuttlitnl APPEAR
laid to have Been Absent. Because of
Illness-JIM Church Votes to De-
fend the lx-Pastor’s lots. and
Employ a Preacher.
Contrary to the expectations of tlic
tnttrc country north of Norwaik. iiit‘i't"
was no shooting and not even to row iii
Nolllcld Congregational church. at
Wcsloll ycstc‘rduy
From Huston Wcslport. Wcston,
Wilton and Ncw (‘anunii friends of tilt
licv. t' .\i. Arthur. who tltitii‘l‘irl that he
is still pastor of tlic cIliurtii. and for-
lllt‘l‘ pillisliloiitIrs of the tier. Andrcw
Iiictritk. who was schcdulcd to prciiclt
gut yesterday morning a s riiccs . tiictit-
ltty in the transaction of business. the;
headquarters will be located at tile utt- ; drove to the itltc icltt whitc dumb and
tilioriuni, with information booth. tii-‘ mode In» iltc litrgcsl coiigrcgation it has
idea of literature and rooms for
various committees.
Visitors will be met at the railroad
stations by the reception colltmittec
and escorted by thc Iloys' lirigittlc. All
the i
will bc taken to th.» auditorium. where ‘
they will register. receive their badgch and iiil‘ value of the annual donation
be assigned to their lodging. if
wish to remain over liigltt.
they
;.bIrs of the parish and curiolis poisons
who find frlt lids ill the cougrigutioli.
tIi'tIr llcltl. >
The lit-v. Mr Arthur did lint appear.
if it llilIctilig Slitlillluy to lilkc tlciioli
itIgurtiiiig the tier. Mr. Arthur's suit
against tlit'I church for it ytIiiiI's sulury
. puriy.which he places at fiction] to tits-
and thcti .
procct-il to the main hall. where meet-i
iligs will be going on.
The Waterbury society has lnntlc a
contract with a Waterbury catcrcr to
feed the visitors, and urratigcmctits
have been made for the feeding of Limo
persons itli hour at Salvation Army
hail.
Mr. licllipstcad. of the New York.
cuss thc'iicsl procedure for opcliilig tittI
church for sci'viccs. it was votcd to cm
potvcr tit.I trustees to tit-fclitl tltc suit
illlti to employ ii pastor.
it was cxpcctcil that Mr. Arthur's no
Ill‘ill‘lillt‘t' would be foilowttl by it dis—
turbance ycstcrtlity. i'lIoltipily at it) o'-
clock (‘ollstultlc iiikiIl’llltlll swung opcti
‘iilt' church doors and the church luIil
New Haven and Hartford railroad has:
isslitId lilt tll‘iil'f‘ ill rcfcrcnc.» to
convention iii which he says excursion
tickets from all stations will be sold
flit' I
ftill fare going and ltalf fitlIc rctttrtilng I
good October 4 and 5. and rctliriiiltgiic-
tobcc .3 and ti. f‘t‘itff'n tickt-is to ill‘
countcrsigncd by the railroad commit-
ice at the auditorium.
Owing to the l we attendance (‘Kpf‘t‘~ L
tctl to hear fir. t'llitrk's address on
\\'cdiicsil:iy owning. two IllilIt‘ii'ii trains
Hliin' been cligngcil'to it‘lli’t‘ WatiI iIliul‘y ‘
:ii in p. fll. iiftci‘ iii~I illilil't'rfi. thu~ l‘t"
lictliig pressure oi'visitors.
anon on. 01313): cantons.
Hrs. Allen‘s Record Breaking Bide
Postponed Because of nhfishap
Mrs. A. Ill. 1 .\iit'll. of Spriliuiiclti.
Muss, who rtliil'itIii from New York t'ii)
till it whccling tour to lillsltril. last
night. in i‘ t-fi'tirt to break the rucortl.
liitIi with .lli ilcci-i-Il.t iiftcr
having the .“t'ii'tl|liiil". ufiicli lii.tIlI II
ilt't‘t‘hhiil‘)’ for ilt'l‘ to ptistptlm‘ in.- trip
until tonight.
Mrs. .I'illi'li was to lie pun-ti liy Wil-
liltlli tltlliillcr and Waldo ltilylltoiitl. of
South Nuruiilk ‘l'li-Iv r'iili ll from
tllic iiiiiltiill'ti itliil 'I‘liil'ltIviglitli .--I
of midnight.
shortly
.l-oiIl
.‘Iiiii ill’ii ttItllti tiiiiiul liliil'
illiit‘t- wilt-ii our of ill- clI:iiil.~ ui‘ MrII
.\lliIlt‘~ wilt-cl litItikiI. .tlid ii no: “it“-
l‘ilrt for tliclit to it'llll'll to New York,
iiuiiilicl‘ :itiii ii.i_\illttllii t'cturlit-tl to
South Nlirunlli lliiI llliiill.llif. but to-
night will no to Nun \‘iiii.
niliti llic ridcr» “iii tiiIl .iitcu
llitttI l"tllilli illt'ititiiiK liip
tlii
INO‘I 0'! 0' all ANII
I Musician Itchnrd Vogft-r Falls from it
'l'nbie. with lurttuia Results.
ltitliurd \‘ogitl. .t u'tllIkiioull llllll-i-
\l'tii- rduy much
not iiilii ttlIohtI oli- of ill» .tlllls liiatt' lit-
illtou litI. .ioiilt Illiuioliict is.”
It i .tliti ittI liiliflili'iiti it titItcssiiiy in
iiitt' \li \‘ogir r to :‘iitllliillii. \tli- rc Iiic
\ Ito» this limit and llic
.li ttl\l'liti and mi.
\ soil of .iilr‘ltlil t‘ochid, of
hit flout l iit'l‘ Midi-rainy.
r‘lI i.tilitil stilt. iilll'l'llili lilitirics.
.ioliil lltltltolItit-i' it'll ltIii'li liliii
i'iil
iIi‘iIitit with
l 1‘!
and
Ill'.
“HAT” Iii" t‘ N":\“H|l:\‘t'¢" MAN.
lily [\téiiitt'ittiitil "i't'rtuJ
Ncw \‘ttt'lt. tiiItotur :i .t. \i'. i.\liltill.
Ituic of the ili‘li‘itliltitii iitIuspopcr wii
ma. ill ilic country. and iili‘ .ctcu
T ycitrs editor and lli‘itlll‘il‘iitl‘ of ilic ii i
Illii ”Infill iiiticiuittlciil. dicti .lt ilir
ltoinc Iii IliItioiilitli this morning. Mr.
i.yutnn was born ncur t‘iiitIiuii.iti in
illi’i. lltI i-iiriy t'lltliltit‘ti in newspaper
work titttl for ten roots was employed
on the New t'tiiil iiuu hiivltnt itfiti
thargc of its Washington lttlrctu from
ihltt to titsit. which he went to liidcca,
ilc was in tiltI servii c of the Asstwiittctl
Prim» during the ctltirt- pound of iiic
war with rlpuln.
*l‘iic full iiilIW‘iitlit of the iiaiiburv
tllviItiitn of thiI t'mtmdidiitcd railroad
was made by the railroad commission
lit-gull to ring for the first. time ili six
months. llcfoi'c the hour for the art‘-
tit-cs lliIrc lllid ilppciircd on tho sciIlitI
lit-sides (‘oiistltliics llikclliiitl. Sheriff
lI'riIilcl'ick Kcmpcl‘. of Westport. and
(‘oltstliltlc ll. l’. .\icrwili. of .\spctuck.
.I\ll (‘ill'l‘it‘li loatltIii l't'l‘flit'i‘l‘s.
’l‘lic t'illii‘t'il truslccs lilii‘lltilii to lo-
plIinarcd if iroltbltI ciinic, but lilt'rt' was
none. Ncithii' Mr. Arthur nor iii-
litIliicitnliis. Allen and llcttcoll lIthliiI-
li'l‘ Pitch. pill. lil fill ttppcnrilitcc. ’l‘lii-
iii-v. Ml'. licctrick lit-Illciictl and will
probably rcccive ii mil to Noiiiclil.
.\lr. .\ltliui‘ said llilcl' iiiili in was lili-
3 rlIfll lltItIiltlwI of lllltcss
.IKtlli I
‘hill'ii‘Yilili
siirtlfrs on ”tutti”.
Lil'I'LE TOWN ELECTIONS
With Pew Exc ptions. ilidlff‘orcltt tn-
tcrest is Bcing Tattoo ;
.\'iIu ll.itlIll.
“iiillc touli clc. iitlllr."
ill ('ttllfltIi‘ift‘lil Ititi.‘l_\’.
iii tllc stiltc.
tonii officers.
toting tut iiit' ilt‘t‘lletI question. llill't
itil‘ti. NM “tutti. ill'ltigtIptii'i. .\ll~til|‘.it.
iit‘f’by nlid Ntiugatuck arc not holding
elections. in wit-lutl toults ”it: “”0?
lion of school t'tltleitiiilililtili i.~ lii.~o bcI
iiig \IottItl upon.
t'oliii,. I ‘l‘li
iii progres-
iii fitc liin‘ town.-
.Iili but six
illi ti liitI
it. inimr
if i‘c
iil'iI t in lilti!
lliziiol'iii' :lf‘i
ill tltc i‘ii'i'iittllw of NIT. ti'.‘ itm'll'I
wclit liipiibil-Iitii; If? new iil‘illllti'iiii
and Jill uci‘c "intuit." ninth annual-
til lit i lit-littliidlir gtlili ll\‘t']'
I? town.-
lIIchIiit ill i-oiutcd llist.tiicc~ lilI' lit.
Iii' t'HIIiiltlirv of twin) .ttIc ..ttl~llig but
little lilitil‘t‘ri.
Mt‘riilt'll. i'tlliii, iitittiiIIi' ‘II'I'.\ iiiI
tltI tllttIl'tII-l i~ lulu-ii iii litc tIlc I‘loii lit l't
mild). 'i‘iill iit'iIlttt‘l'dh iiiiiti‘i
him o.”
‘l
u
I‘ I'll' l‘i
'ullop of the tIliltf‘t‘ lttputIliInIi illitl'l
‘i'lttI
Il‘oil.
iiitiit. \tilitil ilt‘tfdli iii lilt'
ptiIti ill ”to Ia‘lI-illlll of
cotiiclittiiti titItuccli
laugh illlti 'i'utuliluoti liil'li. ii.t_~
Itiittilttitd iIIIliitIv-t \i l.cil.tit ililoiitrt
oi \\':tilti‘ l.-Iiglt of .\'t \\ ii l\t'l' .is ll-c
iliIliio
iill
.ilnllditlc for first .uic illi.ili nit iiii
lit-liiiu i.t'i. ill i.tIi littI ililili ili‘ii‘t“ Iii
tIitI faction.» illt‘ iuItIii m but that. .it
lil'iitn tiiuht tIt.- t‘lliilt‘ lI-IIlo iI.tii
' lI) iliiI \l‘til‘ 'ilit- liltilllil‘l- l . Ii'li '0. .‘L"
:ih-nli; i“::lil‘il‘ii::;‘:hl‘thi.IiI|t't‘l‘itimhitit‘ tilii’ |t.. lit, ti... .i-lippc of pin... m. mm m
-r 4 . I .; . n ‘ . ‘ . ‘ I I
Ncw iailliillil. t'omi. liIiIIi-Ir :l in ' "”“H'. "mm". ”" "' """ "' "“ii ”MIR ”Willi. iilo and mataataii
Iiicutioiii. iiiiilil to .i light into iii the "“3“.“ WWW _ - . H iliIlii iii lIci'it-t‘i condition. HIM
Iiit tIit'I'iltIlis iii-HI itnidt 'liitI “if” L N” Ni‘i‘Y lilIit'Midli'lthiEN'N. liliil "1"" hi iiit'ilitftitt‘ Word. Ad'
iititi t‘li l o‘cloilt llil
\li” a ii.tt| in on i.t--l
upiIittItl at It ti lll
tlicitiooit only 713':
It i». thought that till ticket out
spill iilt' lit-onltiicittin titid llciiorrut-
~linritig llic honor»
Ncu illitititl. l‘tinii. llIlttitI-I -’l ‘i‘hc
volt- lit today‘s touit t'itItilIili ill New
"I'liiliii will probably M illitit'l liit‘ .ti
crutlc for it lost inars thief \-. liw
lftI|ittltlitIlttt~ hair it IlttI‘IlliIi liltl,‘tit‘iit
.if tl\'t'l‘ Limit the; iti'l‘ caplet. .i to tar
ry the dot.
tli‘hiNisti ttiI‘ ‘i'ill~i ltlti lI‘.\llt.
littitluiry i'tilllL ti.IltiioIr :l The liitu
bury fair. which will tttictl totiinrrow.
ttl'ttiiliist'tl to t't'iilttlt' itli forlttt-r infra iii
i‘tttiiim iitIttt.
portion-iii are unusually lliritc and in
the trotting l'litttsca iiit‘l‘lI art- tliutiy lust
furrow i‘ilii‘i‘tii. ‘l‘oniorrow itic bit-yclc
rut-ca little place and tho cyltiltiiinlt til
Iltitlc lttii‘l harm-s will he italitcti. 'i‘hc
iitiilillcr of shows and fltltirs is inrgcr
than usual and the fair will be condor.
tcd upon a very liberal scale. tilawial
trains will run from all parts of ("un-
nccticut today.
iiitI‘
iu'l lll
hit;
'l'hi' i‘iil‘i’it‘li 'tt tIvvt‘y tic» l
1
non no! “I mom.
Ir. Castaitiia'l'oiiaofllu Mil and
Pia-urn of i M
ything and sv
Barnard Gaataldi of the Norwalk- unmanned. 0w .1
i vcr iseln iliilt'tiillmn-mr-
Stamford Klondike party. arrivcd Quick results will follow.
home last Saturday night and is again .
with the New York confectionery store. WANTEii—idldy Wishes ; M
housekeeper in small family.
A Sentinel reporter had a pleasant! references furnished Add
chat with Mr. (lastnitli this nftcrnoon.‘
ow. Sentinel office.
in which he spoke of the pleasures and;
perils of a Klondike trip. He said my WANTED-’4 ”0“ “"d “um“
I : ply with reference to Mrs. W. '
wealth of the Klondike was great y cx- . hop. 15 liefden avenue, mm
iiggcrntcd. giving nil an example hisi
own trip home. The boat on which hei
came from Alaska to Seattle bad butI
very little gold dust on board. yet the
Post-intelligence clinic ottt with an ac- ;
l
count of the fabulous wealth brought:
ill. Mr. (lasinldi also spoke of an ant-
lusting experience of his party, which‘
found a stream which froltt till appeal-
i‘tilic‘t was rich ili yellow metal. but tlp- ‘
'[oli investigation thtI deposit was iron
'pyrilca and thc lr elation sas changed
to chagrin.
’l‘hc steam sledge. he said. was a
failure. as there was no ice. but about
twenty fcct of snow on if. lev-Il. llc‘
spoke of the ammo snow storms cli-. .
countered. and said that the sutnmcr TO LET
season was a wonderful clialtgc it i
stopped fret-sing suddenly about the 10 LET—Six rooms M0519 H‘“ M
middle of .ittnc iillll thcrc was no mort- suitable 10" 0ch; home: i .
froi-It after that. but the snow seemed: rooms, WM improvements. No- ..
to lllcit its suddenly its lititfcr placed iii Arch “W"!- 3' Woodward "a"!
an oven. He said the strczilns all con-1 ””‘f‘i‘ rooms. ”1"“ “"05 7”
iniltcd small particles of gold. grotlnd.I hiatn “"9“: first “00" 5“
probably by ihi' glazicrs rubbing ng- I. ‘” ”Om“ main street.
llillst the rocks. but not ill propportioni ward.
iItlgtI cliuugh to be of wine. iii-i
tliollglit tintt liiltlt)|iilit’l“_\' thci'c was
wcllltii there for it man who had Wt’ililii i
‘WANTED—By a German-A .
boy, sixteen years of age. a ..
In it grocery or butcher store:
had experience. inquire of i!
Theta. 29 West Washington “W
WANTED—Dressmnker and ops
also an experienced salesladz.
Fair. For and Cloak Store, 68 W .‘
iiigton street. South Norwslk. W
WANTED—Young girl to mind bib}; .
(‘ail at 52 South Main street. Bout!“
Norwalk in store. between 3 ”MA
o'clock 01
'I‘O REST—Purl of house, 54 Corn
slrtIPt, East Norwnlk. six rooms a
1clioilgh to spcliii a ytztr or so prospcc- }"'[h“i.““ "‘"dftm llinmovemulill.
iliilg. but said there was not much mm“.'""..'."”hwmn gven. App 1,
. d to Mm lillotson. till Washington
1 t lillltt‘ for :i poor man. for potkc is or. strcct 4mm] \‘orwnllt 03!!
lucky finds were ilidccil slim. . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ '
l'Ilii schooner Moonlight is expected
lo :trriw at Seattle in a few days. Sitc‘
is for sulc. but has not yet itf'P.1 dis-
TO l.lIIT——liollstl.
stairs or throw-
Folir rooms down
up. all in first-clan
. condition. ili' .ti‘ilen. It'll Ind
posc ii of. iiic slot‘ti tIslilliiihot .’i by the. “mm. trees. L .Ii‘fgifiiyn 195 a); ave. .I
party. Mr. (institllil said, did :i rushing nuc. South Norwalkf 03th
iiiisilicss at first. but things Wcrc dull.
.ii plIi'sI-ltt; lic said that ill tIlItIcllltg
tiit- store they find to dig for it founda-
‘loii through tthliiy loci of snow. fled-I '
are its yct a novelty to the returned
KilllltilkIIl‘. .\ilI, iiastiliili said that his
ilrsi night iii Scottie tic slept on the
'I‘f) RENT—Portion of a barn on West
nvcnllc within five minutes wall: tn' I ~
post-office. Address. Lock Zux. 106.
Norwalk. 328 if
TO LET—lions.- it) Lowe street. It!
floor. thlltg tilizlltic to gtIt any slot-p in. rooms. Improvements .14 “we.
a iii-d. _._.. . i diaie posscsion. E. Wilcox. Ii
"“ " . lirown & Wilcox's store. 319“
3 T0 LET—Firs. story, rear apartments,‘
over Olson's shoe store. Four rooms
each. Rent 88. Balls heated, ligh-
[Hi and cleaned; also first story flat
over Shilltz's market. rent ‘10. For
further particulars inquire at the of-
flt'c of tilt‘ Oltl Well Cigar C0., 88
Washington street.
1m
nysh‘nr- -weii Sermon to
epic of Silvermine. . I
its a bald day for fit-.v it. I
.istoi oi iiit‘ hi. I“. church .tl‘
.iiitt-illii l". ”i‘ [li'l'.li'ilf'ti it \‘cry iiit l‘~i
sting ril'l‘llltlfl ill the morning. taught
I. Sunday prtucli-Itl ul‘
Liliti prim ill ii
a
school
lil'odti ltd-1‘
t‘lzisti,
Mk, T0 LET—Apartments in the brick
block on f.connrd street: also four
.li i ll"
iii. for. .c.Ill mil...“ to MittIi-utilit- ili mum at 32 W ”P, rtrcet, rent ’3 ’0'
cwhilih‘. lite iixls “in {will 1 month. ‘ntlulre of Charlcs’i‘. Moa-
i'lilltlilt) XL. 1'.'. Mill Hill. l. I't. Hi tll'd. Nor-walk mu
\liili‘ltll liltI tillli'iii to limit on doing . . mg.
the good Work it had lit-gull .lllti to M ‘ ‘
in dilllcililics stand in llitI Wd)’ illiii M'SCELLINEOU’.
.Ii..i»ul iiit' liit‘lililt'l‘r tor the good Work ‘ J5
Mics SALLY 2i. BETTS.
t’lANfST.
Dr. Mason's Mcthodduught.
‘9 East ilccnuc. .‘orwnlk.
ion. .liiiiiig hi.» riti)‘ among them. The
.i hit .~i p.tiIt was to bid good-bye to ill.
pctipic of slivcrmilic. which he tilti ill
:tIiidtIr .illii touching words. assuring
I3!“
iii‘lf ii;lwi.I-'Ii .ilii l- " “”“'”""“"
l I ll llllhtr‘iirt [it up lit, VIOLIN TEACHER
luv lull ili tii.~l plan ili iiir rogulti. P80
iii~ \tlilihiiil) .liiIi fin ittttI 'i'l.tln J A "O N.
For tcrms apply at 88 Prmpoct are;
line, Not-walk. f‘ona. Int“!
.~pl‘.iiig to lb. I‘_\'t"~ of ilt.ttiy tlt llitI ittt
iiillu. .I‘I tiny thought it littght lo- fit:-
boil tilli. lhty would h-ui' ilir toict- or
HI‘ Hiifl (til'I‘.
iic is to l‘t't-Ililli ills nilltiit'd
.‘liillhii‘l'. .‘itii'.\i;llili.
mt ,\-.ti‘~ llltlit
l..\l'.\'llllY-—
ilillt'it't'll In
her, proprietor at
as. is now ready to
turn out ii are work at It Wat-
iimlon t-ii‘ . shirts. 1c: Collars.
l‘gc: cliffs, [ll'i‘ pair tic; undershirt,
It. illidtIt-iliiiwtra. tc: hundltmllifi.
l'uc: socks. 2c. (‘orrt'wnttiillt' lI'
priccs on all work. Ii."
iii \Vt‘ld
itilIIl't' lll' tr to aid)"
tll'l-ZNINII tiII‘ t'tlf.l‘.\iill.\
I“) .\:i.~iiti.|il'ti l‘l‘i‘srt.
New York, titltilu r 2: t‘oltiiiiili.i I'll-
ttti~ilt blimp tit. iiI’Illt tiI.iiI oi” work
'mltv ill the chap-l ti! iii-I liliitrc~itv
LOIT.
. oomph-pl shill Lou lif'isiilt‘ti tititl till it
'iiitn Iii iili platform a ]! thc cit.th lill
iiit t lititint H \' lillli w tltI l' itlmi tit til
lib ll of [its ‘t\ lily fit I itInIfliilitI
’ l‘IIpIiiI Inc :ftmu It‘lliit‘lii‘» iii lilt‘ lll
|.ti.~t'|' t'oiiit- its. grcv ulitl white. A.
.l iiiivt; on comic. "mum to A. J. ‘
iititl. lIIlincrnIi. Norwullt. til“
illi' Mut- iiitcd l'rcsm
"i‘iiiut'iltli‘i t'iliitl. ”club It i Tilt l"
air-I no pun tiiIiiIltipmciitI itttilii iii iilt'
taut-s of IN“ Null-t titiillilrtl and lip
‘oiitct'n who stand ili.ilt.tctl with ”w
gliiitic \tiiiill tuttiwii Iltc tlt.ilii of Hill
mo illil ‘i‘ht- only thing bf illitIitI-tt
it.lit~|iil'itm ttnliii um- illtI ka tiiiitiltii
it” ill wiitt \t‘ltitlti lw IIIIIii ittttl iii-I “.ilIIl'
,Io iti‘lilfl ili‘ tiullfoid luck. It -I "fill
Iit'r la iii'tlit- littlidI. of titulII’a .\litll'ii".i
triatuucl lI'inIiiiltIit utid N“ ha» not int
‘ itintItI a dc: it-iitll. It i.» -tiitl illiti ih-Icc
the Edward t'tIiuiitii liliii hintrtm .inl-
I "it" it iliii. iii the local itiilict- IIt'ltill'i-
. ilit‘lli are likely to be iilt‘ parties.
I .it'tl lti i.ft}.\\' :ti MUN'I’M'K.
‘ tlty .tu-oclait-tt i’ma.)
New York. tlciolotr :i The rtt‘ilflli
cavalry. tltilniering .‘iltli mcn. loft ('alnp
Wihttff, met the Long island railroad
tuttay. 'f'ht- troopers in rot in good inn-
union and spirit. ’I‘hcir destination in ‘
Huntsville. .ilii. 'iIiit-m m mm .o tilt II r. “wmilli you like to so to Maori
tunip only two cavalry region-iii... Hill "No. indcctl." replied the little ‘
isixilt and it'ltlr. fine of those will "Momma! says that's when “it“
probably learn tomorrow. i new went, and site Mar sail W
do... i» ti. iioii. Mill. south Norwath.‘
t'tinii. slit it
I-‘tlit HM. tt- .illut limiting. somthllfl
iiiw; him 2! .iitil it My "tutti... M
t'niiilig ittior t'clriini. itnitih "Oh
\til’it Hardware t'ottipnlty. tam
W
Hill ii..\l M iii only "it llcatctfliw
iiiiit't‘ii im- fioui odor not a my.
thing not a "lot iltcns" Its-stonmr
Notwitlli liardwnrc ('oinpitny slut}
-—-— ~o- -. “nondem
iI‘tllt tubs: flood Worm films "his
kid. 7:. t'l'illri. with slircliigic. 00 mtg,
til-nib Nitrwsllt Hardware “mm.
“I! g
1.
Hill NAM-i _. 'l‘wti accultlbitatt‘ It!“
inch i‘yliniler litmus. will fill an.
cry way. Apply to Nash d Valli".
‘W.
W
I-w.-ll. Ethel." «do thtt religions rat:
. W.
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