“mum ‘ he»
titty we “we of "the
cu...-
m
Ilrennh "multimeter.
m—ilaflwlntten hell-Iii
amm~um
’liha atria-any let to “rebound
(line not In charge of the Girln‘ ulter-
ary Olllll. ll wan to the form of range
new and Instrumental innate.
Ire. My pretriaed. Site ve
m of the formation of t e club
about eight yearn pgo. when the little
girla were very em‘all. one of their con-
litittrtional articlee being that no girl
over thirteen ehould loin. she epaite of
their loyalty to their annotation. and
element lneworltthey have atropin-
plinhetl. on two or three oven-lone
they atetie nearly one blanched dailerct
for the Norwnlli Ubi‘f‘y. She enlcl that
now. out of theiretnall number never-
al were at college. or eohooi out of
town. and that. therefore. all the aunt-
here could not. be rendered by them-
eelvee. hire. P. .l. Carlie would read
in place of Micro Edythe Hunter. and
”I" Pinneo for lien Grace Bylngton.
The following programtne was then
given. and was evidently moat accepta-
ble to the audience.
ltnal‘riinietitnl train.
”but Grace mammal.
Story—A Dream of the Woode. .lac-oil A.
Bibi.
I’
Mra. F. J. Carlin.
Story—The Nico People. R. I‘. Bonner.
Read by Mimi l'lnnro.
Vocal llcilo.
lilies Vera M. Wood.
Story—Tile Quilting One In Our Village
Mary E. Wllitlae.
Read by lies Helen Quintnrd.
Mien Quinton! is a pupil of Mrs. F.
' W."Norrle at In. Head's echool. and
did rtetlit to her training.
hire. Harvey Kent. anointed by hire.
F. .l. Forth. nerved lea. The table was
set on the stage in the Anembly Room,
and wait fl very pretty ornament for the
platform. 'liil ‘tlilttnrh'illllll were tltirlt
red cern'nllontt and white. the clitb ml
ore.
u—o
Mill II“! "will“
OI! iii In Nerd If lllntellnie Inuit.
no” lingineer Weed.
t‘ivil Idngineer Charles N. Wood hint
made an examination of the condition
of the broad River bridges. Ilfr I‘Nlletli-
ed at the recent town nteetlnil. and will
report at another meeting pill)“ to ill-
called by the MM‘I‘MOO. .
'I‘ltc [lined wealerly brldwge in in gtiod
condition in every respect. with the ‘1’"
ception iilat the flooring needtc patell-
ing. The abutment» of this bridge.
however. would not be tituliablc to itilll-‘
port a lteavy iron atrnctnre.
‘l‘hc aecond bridge Iroiu the. want it
tibia In good shape. with the exception
of the flooring. though the abutment.
are unsuitable for a heavy Iron bridge.
The third brine nerd» ltome ltcw
floor beams and replanltiug. The abut-
ment» are lllte the Ollll‘ra. all right for
wooden strut-turtle. bill but lcllltllble for.
an .iron bridge.
The coat. bridge in of forty-two feel
span and In very poor condition. can
touch an that Mr. Wood deem it no-
rcafe for heavy travel and he recom-
mend» that It be clot-ell for II‘IIVOI'Ifll'
medlnlely. 'I‘lle ahutmenta are in hm
cleric condition. and with an addition of
it bridge lient would eofely support an
iron hrldgr.
EXTENSION OF TIME.
Notice will he rent to the echoola to- g nix ngcnttc under him. The beat whence or mnn'lc llllillfii‘iiti life. Nor am I high-l
day. Informing the teacherlc titat .thr. or Mr. i‘icoven‘ many friendtc go with. Ir "Monument lly Mg Mum... initial ,
‘ walk Mi‘lhOillrI i‘lturcli. Wedneicdity cv-
tllne for receiving the ecceayx pill In
i an” fine low“ M ‘
Metal «to o'elotih yeatertley thorn-1
lag John literary hoertlnli theuptvlpeller:
Vulcan. lying at the manhunt wharf
in loath llarwelh. and while wander-L
Ing what: the boat fell over the aide.
into the water. .
Janine llile. who la employed on label
Vilionn wan awnnennd by iiharlrey'ri;
erlee. and with the neat-tan" of err-i
other roller and two area who oamc;
clown front the drawbrifhe. mtetreetiecl
to analog the teen. l
lie wee nearly either-ted. but after
the men had worlled over him awhile.
he revived airleiently to go to police
theadauartere with Officera Pennington
and Oliver. who had been etlmtnoned.
Dr. Colitim wee called. and gave
OharItey more medicine. and he wee
platted, In a not. to await hie entire re-
covery. . .
I-ie clattl his home In In Bridgeport.
but that ho hail been employed for ll
while by Theodore. Byrtbee. In finntlt
Norwollt.
In the Town Court. thin morning
My admitted to Jul. Front. that
he wan ititoaienieil. and it line of If» wan
Imported. The time. however.‘eonnider-
ed that Starkey had been puniellcd
enough. and morale wan outmoded.
[VIM Iii “Whirl me
To be Weed hr the Main le-
mnrlnl ltlhrnrv naaeolaiien.
The next. meeting of the Norwallc
Hbctorlccti and Memorial Library Antioc-
lotion will be held in Ho room In lac-lt-
wood'e Hall btrllding on Wednesday ev-
ening. May 3d. at ll o'clocit.
The tutorial order of the evening will
be the report of the special committcc
1 upon the proposed olncervunce of the
. 250th anniversary of the founding n.
lNclrwnlk. which will occur next year.
laud nllco the propclltctl marltlngtc of the
[lilies of the two forms preheated by
l Roger I.iidlow to hbc two sons in rain
There are lllllii‘t'r’llnl events In the an-
nabc of our city. and the members of
the Hletorical Association do well to
remember them.
The affolrr of thin WIMIOO are as
yet In their Infancy. till“. iconic very
noteworthy plane for future ilaefulneta
are in contemplation. including pro
initials which they lend to it permanent
building for the worlt. At Wetluertdnl
night's meeting come vniunlllie coutrl
' butlona to the literature of tire awn-in
turn will be presented.
nary-.l..
will Ifltlt IAIN H'Illllf.
u“ ”—33—-
llnlarllev lIIglIi Marat lienrltc lite Fire-i
nienlelhelleliidnnereflni. llllbt. ‘
Au lll:ll‘lll from box fill called the Nor-
Wiilli l-‘lrc llcpnrtmettt to the rcrildcnc-i
of Mr». ('atllerloc Elia. at 2 Menthol]
tell‘JtI ill the (‘obhic lllll clletrici. tl't
I"':il o't'liic'lt Snilll'dtly flight. The
blaze wall In a burn worth about
Hill. It wait totally dcstroycd. beltltt
it hopeless nine» of mine when the fin-
cortlialtllmc icuolied tlto licenc.
Mrtc. .lillllo had munc- furrllturc and a.
little boy stored Ill tltc barn. and Mrtc
Hooter llrown also had come furniture
stored there. There WIIh a email in
number on the property.
The lire coinpiiuiclc wl-rc aided in
getting to the fire by acct-tiring a bitch
on tho trolley citric.
PROMOTION Will M-Il. REIWEB. l
i‘. ll. Iivevcit. who for tile paid two
.W'llf‘n hull been a Metropolitan agent Ill
The Norwallte. has been appointed ae-
«lrtant allllt‘l'lnll‘lllk‘lll in the Ilccht' tile-
trlci of Sew .lerltcy. During the time
Mr. liccvclc bile been Ill the employ oi
the Metropolitan In this clburict. be but:
won the confidence and reopen! of the
people. flild lhti prtrmtllitlll he line lilti‘ilr-
ccl from the olllc-Ialcc or the contpatty Lt
Ill recognition of his faithful tll'l‘l'lf‘l‘
and his ability to fill a higher petition
In the company‘lc employ. He will one
crime the lllliii‘ii of llbc w intuition
Monday. May it. with hie houdquarlcl-lc
ll" Boonton. N. .l.. anti with a trial! ofi
him to his new field. and We trust llllll
on location otter of h.
mwehnroh.
“IO-u.
lecannel liar “mm
at Divine m and Mani Irv.
Van ma When-Mr!
effie Guillemot.
m... cm...”
The [terminal had hoped that the our»
troverity over liev. 'llaitnnge De Witt
Vila Dorea'tt orthodox viewtt wall at an
end. The diacttaaion wall brought about
by the excltlelve publication In there
collimnli of the fact that Judge F‘. W.
Perry. chairman of the executive board.
had reelgnetl hecnniie of his difference
in religiotnt belief with Rev. Van Daren.
'l‘hie brought forth Moral communica-
iione upon Mr. Van Doren'tt victwrl. pi‘O
nlid con. .
'I'ha Sentinel'e columnn are open for it
fair diminution of any anlneci. arid for
title reneon the communication» were
published. the wharf nettle-having ac-
companled them till a‘giiarnntoc of good
faith. When it appeared that the dirt-
cuaelon would bet-onto peraonul if can.
tinned. the Sentinel refltaed to allow
any further communication on the
attention to appear in Illi't‘olllmllfl.
During the controvertcy the religion:-
vicwtc of Mr. Van Doren became a gen-
,craliopit: of converention. both In Nor-
walli and llotttiivNorwollt. 'I‘hlu raliltlctl
in the breaetli of a lealoue‘ contempor-
ary and brought forth an article Inillll-
noting that. tho loiterti of clblclnceiott
tvccc written Ill The Sentinel ofllcc. by
the Sentinel Muff. T‘hlii wall brondcci
nit fable Ill The sentinel of Saturday.
Then The Hour printed it column at-
tacii upon The Sentinel under tllc head-
liner: “Judge Perry not ill fattIi—-'I‘ltnt
gentleman «line not. aided an filldt'k on
iiaptlet (‘htrroh—Lettern not genuine.
one truth. not a Baptist. glvccc poitlltt
Sentlticl writera do the rlmt." The at-
tncit mentioned 'nfore follows, Including
the following paragraph:
"The Hour reporter hue «mentioned
by the way. that .lutlgc Perry nevi-i
mom or authorized tt ulnaic word of
the matter the Sentinel lulu endeavored
to tnnlte he rcnlderic bcltcve cable from
him." '
The Sentinel ht of the opinion titai
tllc t-Itlaonri of The Norwnlitcc contcicl-r
It too honorable to aioop to ion-It a
courttc: lull If anyone hall beoonto blitccd
it may. pcrhrrpa. be well to print .lddtp
Perry's letter of mlgnntiou In full
proving that The Routine-I‘ll original
iil'lll watt correct Ill ctery particular.
The l-lcntlilcl did not with to prirl'
tllc letter In full. and Mr. Perry watt rc~
inc-rant to have It printed before It cann
up for action at the covenant inc-curt.-
of the church. tic-tit Tlllll‘tilill)“ crclliuti
llc fccln that lie hurl been greatly rubs
rt-prcecttlcd by The Hour. lioWl-Vcr. and
in now willing. after the attack upol.
iii-u nntl The Sentinel. to nitrite Il pub-
lic‘.
lIc-rc hi the letter In full:
To the MN! lluptlat tillitrcll, of Not-i
wtlllt: '
I hereby tender my rc-eiiinaticlu .l.-
prclcidcnt of your corporate body.
My realcoiric for this are to avoid fill"
iItcr crlticlilm and ill'i'lmillilll of dupli-
city by retaining my official partition
when openly tttlvc-rcc- to your choice of
.i teacher who Ill‘ill‘lilllllii from the "Holy
Place“ iltllt man in not relcponlllbic for
Illn choice between good ltlttl cvll: lunce
tIlc-ro Ill no eternal lilil'lirhllll'lll; that
them iii no tdu ciiccpt Ignorance. thc
Illlflllllti'd of which are utlifcred only In
the tic-ell during this life; that eternal
life in unlvcrlrally given to all adult
alike. without regard to doc-chi donc lit
the body: when ethic-e are limited to
an outward appearance. and whore rc-
llglon hall nothing to do with burlittelu
ngnlntct all denominationa of (‘hrhitiuntc
competition for the urine offered by the. the tann- Rlli‘f‘mil that ball attended hint bla rehcarriol or idme from modern ad-
i'lorw‘alir Chapter. ii. A. it. he: been
extended to Friday. May 6th. The date}
for awarding the prior will be rinnotlnr-.
ed later. e anonya may be left with
"I‘l- E- J- "I". 40 Well
with Urn. A. D. Hill. of Morgan are:
true. The Judge! for thin year'u canny:
avenue. or '
'licrc may be hip in the New .lcraeyl
dIi-irlct. 1
i
‘ OFFICERS TO MEET»
'l‘lte ofllccrcl of the ottrth Regime-uni
f‘. S. 0., will hold a meeting to Bridge-7
eport. next Thtirechy evening. to con-i
i REGIMENTA
cunt-ed thinltortc. or bill acif-lncetlmption
of pltlioaophic wisdom and metaphysi-
cal understanding.
'l‘lloae who can no coldly Illy arlcle'
forrncr convictiona of divine trilllt. and
aciupt elicit illic'll‘llllm. wottld not nave
given me their .eliffl‘alo. had they
are hire. loner h. Jeaolnge. Mica Adi-lie; litter the work of reorganienig the regi-i known my orthodox iimrilviim.
fl. llrocltway and fire. A. ll. Hill.
COIDN‘EI. HILL ARRIVED NDAY.
Lieutenant-Colonel Frederick 'A. Hill
to repeated to arrive from Form Rico.
merit. and getting tillage In order furl
~tho eenerln'o worlt. colonel Hendrle
does not intend to let the loll-mt In}
‘ military affair: lag no long arc he itc int
command. and be lit titnrling ollt on the
Respectfully. bill. aorrowftllly yotn'ci.
FRANK W. PERRY.
Prat-Ideal and i‘hnlrman Executive
Board.
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lotion. rear t. rate
deliernl into In»
loa o g
ntreaoe I";.Ieanrilanrin-tllc
inc-.ltup In ‘ Qty. awaiting ml on
are oil-m «Winged of Mn tllll-
tileror' ninth
mineral fl emetetl an a warrant
ewerin eerily He more general
agent for Melvin may. I. I. l;-
llornlnecliett. whole handout-tern are
In loath lorwnili. and latchi- whom
the prleonnr warned. Att-
loraoy (teeter hailed the warrant
The arrent wen made by Officer
Foley. who located Trumbull at
him (linhnin'tl . rdtng flotilla at the
coroner of . venue and William
little-t. in Inn .
Trumbull In it thirty-live yearr
of age. and inn locally with whom he.
deer not. live. 1' millet la Norwailt.
lie baa been ”acted with the Con-
necticut W lneurance Company
for two yearn or= lot-gar. and formerly
MIIIMI with Nb fondly in Myrtle
aventte. In , cl.
momma m
9-” «-
cmiee land in not of m -
. [Mlle-admit flue.
“The ontlooit in that the city of Nor-
waiit will have a row with the manu-
facture": of Pioneer trunit before
the company" I regain phone-atoll of
the ladclerlc chipped to factory for re-
llalrit." told an dill-er of the Norwailt
l~‘irc Ihpgf'lfllflil tin» morning. "'l‘he
concern. It in belletcd. will not ship the
ladder: haelt unless the city will ree-
ctgniae Mr. Richardmn all the agent.
The trtrolt wart pirrvlutttcd of Mr. Rich-
nrclciun act the rut-iv The irirclt 'llr
put-chatted of Ir. llichardttou..nltd when
no Milliht'lltlfi could be le‘lll't‘d front
him the city eorrcepondcd with the
manufacturer of the laddeta. Now he
in out of the drill. and the city finding
that it can get no miisfactlon etteepl
0|th Mr. Richardson. flan telegraph-
ed a recall for the iadclerri. and will
have local men innitc tile mire at the
eapenee of the our The laddere are.
not being relurncni -l:- for all can be att-
certained. or the! “all” have been here
ere thir."
(thief Browut line anoerialnnd that
the laddera were counted to Burrow
l (humanly by m- railroad mmpauy
January-ll.
rileAlel) li \Nillf‘f‘Al‘ llM‘l-t
I‘. l-‘ord i-lcelm id lhltilclng of getting
itp a Will“. handicap road l‘llt‘t'dtl iiiki‘
place In this town about the middle of
May. A "trail-cl" handicap care i.»
-olrlelhirtg i'llill‘l'Iy new In this auction
The handicap each rider rec-circa Iv riot
made known until after tllc I‘llt‘c. All
the More fll‘r rtnrtcd at once. their
tlinc taken at the Illlllill and their han-
dicap deducted, which will air.» the ac»
tutti lime tlf i'iicll rider. it in c-ltlliuccl
tlilic achemo obviate:- all lclltilng or
"hanging ort.".ancl that. every rldcr
intpu tic-t ll pace for ltlnlicelf If he cli-
pcc'iti in win. some of Ihci Ill‘r'l rltlrr~
lit the state will probably participate
in thlii race if Mr. rim-Ir can completi-
arrangements for it to take place.»
New Canaan lileaeengcr.
MR. lll‘itl.lll"l"l‘ OWNED 'l‘iil-Z 'l‘lrlrl
All attachment Jmm the office of
-lltlrlbutt & Ilriwory watt recently pluc-
cd upon llama tic.~ ctlt by n Wilton man
up Ii ritilmnd c-clitll‘iit'l. lti l'l‘l'th'I' for
rent. latter clcvclopnreilra brought to
light that the live had been taiceu front
the property owned by Mr. Harbour.
and that he was the owner of the tics.
A inlJc‘ (‘lrl'll POI! NORWALK.
The pitta of clrgtlnlnlng a golf cltllt In
Norwnllt Iii programing turtinflicuirlly.
An option has been accuml upon
ground near the Ferrari: llmnc- for the
golf llnltri.
anctetvrlolc TO canton natural.
Her. and Mn. Samuel l.. ilcllcr will
be tendered a rcc'cpiicltl til the Nor-
cnittg. by thc members. of the congre-
gallon.
them and the trio have been living In
TEXTILE WORKER? CONVENTION ,
llottton. May I-Tbe convention of;
the National Union of Textile Workerr
of America we opened here today!
Prince W. fire-en. of Phoenix. Ala.. pre-
ccldent of the Union anti general orgnn- ‘
tier of the American Federation of Lil-j
bur. prowldlng. The committee on cre-
denthibt reported tin delegatee precept
from Peannylvnnle. New Yorlt. New
I‘lllilli
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tm,m me; wat-
ming-limitation“ ;
it. no rain Intel. .
r t: g
t a: . at
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Ian “Multitude”
levecfintenlaloemhenglnelaien
W M In ltllc leaft—Acceahant
Mien-nu Ierwefi.
Jamil llppl. an ltallan of Weetporl.
and about thirty yearn. wall the victim
of a cutting alfray inatfiaiurday night
which, it letbonght. will prove fatal.
lilct milnlit wncc llolael Mono. who
inadeihili encrnpe. It bl raid that zippi
cloned with another ltallon'a wife from
Middleton about three wecila ago and
«nine to ngort. Moat-o accompwnlcd
a honor in the Radon colony. Satur-
day night Zippl anarrelcd with Molina
on account of the letter being too at-
tentlve to the women and aoonafter-
warcle be loaned to leave the hotter
him followed hint and bird outiiide the
home he elnnhed him over the head
with a raaor.
The waft lintthat Zippt wore wait out
In two and an Incision lila Incline long
and very deep wait made In bio neck.
ilr. .l. M. Nolan was called and on eti-
minotion found that the jugular rein
had nine been elighlly cut. Zippl woe
In nut-ll a critical condition that it watt
thought unndvlnabie to more him to
the hoapltal. Odlcer A. W. Aileit wall
at once notillecl and he “WWI Morten to
South Norwalit. where he lotct cit-w of
him. The onlcer and citieentt continu-
ed the tic-arch yeeienlny. but. were tin-
will? to locate Molina. it in thought that
he managed to elicapc to New Yorit and
the police there have been notified.
(9M 0? (Mlmm MELT".
health Oleer Iill Arched fer an Aggra-
erletiert la Cam en the Work.
('otnlty llcaltlt Olllcer (hot-tic E. "III
of liriilgeport. appeared before tllc
ileuerol Aetttdnbiy committee on appro-
prltillollrc Ill ihrlfortl. to lay bulim- tlini
committed till tilillmtilo til the ilfliOIiIil
articulatory to carry on the work tlf iiirci
office for the two yc-arc lit-ginning Sop.
'f‘mlll'r ltd, nc-xt. sure the llrlclgeporl
'l‘cicgrclni. 'l‘bc- hmrllit ofllcerll of every
county ill the atatic'wcrc Ill'l'lif'lll.
ripcalciuii Iclr I-‘ulrllc-ld colitity.
cicorgc- i-t. lIiIl tnlltcd for Illl approprltl~
lion of ”ditto; (lit the rim of flu- Dimi-
ctti illotltlt (‘clutlty llcrrltlt tllllccr liIll
ltcttl 252 to the credit of bin office. but
the clcllcicttcy on the hit. of October will
in' tram. 'l‘ltc r‘ctlrllcicl county health
ofllccr lurid fluid! a your iii an lilllt' an
be can get nlonti with and do ,lincticc to
bill work. lie united for 83,300 two
yearn lino. ilticl wall cut down to ".900.
Ill trying to keep within the appropria-
tion (‘mlnly Health Officer lIlil halt
found it memory to'coullllc hilt work
to ll certain method Ill operation. and
the method is not entirely Ntthlfltctory.
i-Ic-hnrc avoided mulling orit-clf-town
tripe whenever It won mime. For
the pant eighteen tnonthtc Mr. lllll baa.
irt many blatant-cit, written intern in
trying to lnijtiat coutpllcitiloulc lit the
IWI‘liiyefOlll‘ tumor of I-‘ulrilcld county.
ltlcctcud of vielling tho towna witcrc- ihc
cotnpllcaticltiti cxllttccl. Title In Hill the
beat way to prim-cod. but ill-cornea ne.
rotatory when apprclpriutiona are kept
down. lit illilll ("tllilliy Health Officer
IlllI lit'lll Iliti billa down to between
$I.ltitl to ".200. and 20 per cent. of thb
wail tlirlbitreonterltlc. Matty inatteni.
notion lipoil which hint been «blurred.
are now awaiting action arid ltluttt lic-
uttendcd to before October I. Mr. Mill
ilald he would prepare a statement oli
ille cltpenlieir in Pairi‘leld county for a.
number of yarn. and file it with the;
c'cimmltlccneltt WWII. If the etntomcntal
of the vnrloua county health offlccrtw
were true. It. would appeiir that lb»I
turtle bolt been practicing prior. and in i
ironic lnntancee. coolly economy.
0N8 IMIIIDI I! AWE". :
I'M ,t-ermummuo til. treat.
lnilaneltnallilelnnlehed‘ I I
Montreal. Catt. May i-A report Willi ‘
Michell here via. Cornwall. ()nt.. that
n poetics of Dominion police chilled ill.
lit-gill Indian licaervation hilt morningl
cinder command of (illicit libearwmd, to '
ttrretit the rimlendera in the election!
Mr. Perry will also cock for icum of: Your. New Jersey. itliode Inland. Maite- imithlfl there about a month'ago. It in]
may by stemmip Cornelia Being one. right. line to place this regiment In a withdrawal from the church.
of the that of a. volunteer force to
position that will be aecoad to none.
the Sentinel will Indulge In no im- ileorgla. Virginia. North Carolina and were art-cued and that further "will" I "W'- 2 "Mon Perk»
South Carolina. ‘ ”'
land upon MID Inland. at the time of tbei so far the colonel litre done aotttingf titer dilictrenion of tbict matter. bill with
anemic" by the United States treat». 1 towarda selecting itia cutoff. and oral» thin article cit-ope it for all time.
it won liie W to he the lnnl voi-
tmteer olieer lo the nervlce on the la-
Iand—ae all the troupe and officials now
earring there are of the regular army.
“antenatal-Collin" l-lill iii among tho-c-
who are to be am out Ilay lath.
W
If“ “Y mm.
.We flew rare lottery. the old mad
la maintain etc-eel been in-
Montana ham. wee opened on riot-
W” Wynne-err-
‘ably will not. for name time. at leaict
moire any change. The regiment. la to
expected. will go to camp thlil your all
tiairal.
h‘l‘cNERM. 0F W. B. (il'YER.
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achttctetta. Oonrtecilcilt. Vermont. Maine ‘
'l‘ho dawning creation wall devoted to
the reading of the reportn of the finan-
cial ofllcerti which allowed the orgnnlello'
The funeral of the late William II. ”on to he in a “outlining condition I
fluyer wan attended yewtcvrcluy after-
noon from the llouth Norwalli llaptiet
”HT IlOY'RI‘I‘ORlbD TO PARENT“ i'hurc'h. Rev. W. H. Hubbard officiat-
Iienry Abrnhnnln. aged three yearn. it
lng. anointed by Rev. John ll. law-
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BOSTON llOliSlIlIllom' li'l‘llllfll. f
Baotou. May i-«The etrllto of lhni
iottrneynlen liar-rebuttal of thin city,“
ecilcl one man wail killed and twelvel
cilia-cled. The American indiana It i
Iii feared. will talte ptirt in the trouble. J
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'lrlthalf DAY in now HAVEN.
New Haven. than. May l—-Dewey‘
. Day it- icing clbearved very generally N 3- ”WW
Iti New Haven. All pttblio building".
nearly every place of bunlneoe. and;
many micleitcee were adorned with the:
and of lunar ANN dammit. direct Hippo. 'rpe pallbgurprp we". Map..- 3, s for M, “mm In to“... did not reach. rim and atripan. while in the public
Ill-VG“ away from home in“ Saturday . .lennlonlc. Frank and ilcorge lander. the proportion- antidipatnd by Journey “Wham“ ”I" "WWW" “' ”l" “‘W W”
the‘ and entitled hie porcine conalcleraldc nn- Arthur Keelc-r. Ilia-ace floor and 30.", . men "m"- "man No. II. Innt‘ varioultly taught.
lilcly- A lady who found hint i.ilt-llecl,iiianiiey. 'l‘lie quartettecbalricang rein. night. all nearly all the mentor borne
' him over to the lititlth .vorwnilt police.
with are Ion lief-
“m m 32,, mined when they item one of trying um floral trlhuieil.
ilotooovtriiereoeheimm-m irate lite Norwalit literal Union. of edntnuaoflngln'elleluoflnl We e MW in W of “mice! a union
eentwitlu hanteoffianriialilw ‘ it. MWVW‘WHWMNW m twill . innit ll. Indentation Downy. who mailmmllili'MMMI
mummmmmuhnmbewmmmg' “viola“.mumteumm.
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continent.
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Tonight there will tie a public cc-lc-'
eral eelediioiin There were many hancl- . ehoereatgaetl lite eehcdnie penetrated by ”Will” all "ill It"! areal. willie million ._
A deiention i the Union. Only fifty-ell ntrlhavl re-
Weilen Naval Veterene' WMIOII will *
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m Uh 'We i
Wentileltl. blue. flag l-«lueh illll":
onion In Millard by the return ‘lfl:
town of ham l.. Haaahnia. who left
Thur-clay. trader fear that be me about
Oil. front idle Rainier b loon- Manip'
fhottwlng Company. During eitt yearn
be hell been to lie employ an acting and
molar treaaltm. Hanehett'tt specula-
tione were discovered three or four
weelta ago and were then unopened not
to exceed 02.000. l-le franlily admitted
biic guilt. and claimed the money had
been need for family ennentree. In ltclciI-I
lion to bill ealnry of ”l a wee-it. Tbe'
clefaliltor halt an admirable wife and
two children. and for their «allotl
friendtt of the fatally and a arm of
bulilneea men mairihuted 01.000. in con-
iciderotion of which the company agreed
not to proeeciite him, and tin colltllnuc
him in he employ an book-keeper at
hilt old trainer. W pet- weelt of which
well to be retained by the firm. leaving
him dirt to live on.
All Inventintion of the boolte pro-
ceeded. the amount of the defalcation
largely increased. dually touching I7.-
000. and Preeident Steiner refuted lard
Tliureclay to permit Heat-hell to long-
or handle the boolte. He told him if
he hoped to eaenpe nrreld he had better
leave town. Haneltetlt went away that
night. going. it appears. to relatives In
ilyraeuae. N. Y., Sunday evening he
returned and normally delivered a
nae to President hieimer. aeying hebad
come baclt to undergo any pllnlahment
the company desired to inflict upon
him. hteimor lays personally he liar»
no adult to promote. but will follow ’
the direction of the ritocltholciere of the;
company. if pmeecutlon In decided up- ,
on. the company miter restore the It.-‘
titlil ruined by attbwription.
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M’I carom IN NICA’IAM'A.
determination to Realm Anterlraa itc-
lnener in that lieetlea.
Worthington. May l-Aclviceei melt--
cd here from Bltleileldlc. Nicaragua. lil-
dicotte that line situation there so for
all American interealrt are concernwcl. b
extremely unontiefactory and (“mllr‘l‘
ging. It in being Implv-eicecl upon the
tifllclabc here that perilous high In the
Nicaraguan government are Dill‘iilllllt'
a policy calcuin‘fwd tory deliberately ic
l‘l‘llrlll tho .\iiitcrlcntt biieiitees Intercom
now of ccluiiiilc-rtiblc ntngliiiurc lit the
ntmnulto country. The II'pm‘Is arc to
the effect that ever since lllc (‘lnrcncc
rebellion mmc ycntlc ago. the lilicarlc
gnarl government hail butt jealous of
”in growing Importance of, the Ameri-
can mtientente. and the lieycn rebc-I-
tion twcntly tic-time ltl have confirmed it
.n the clctcrtltinniictn to destroy the Ann
rlcuit influenci- ill that portion. Tile
Nii‘iif’ilflllllllh‘ hold the American merch-
illllc rt‘lcptlllrtllilc- for llw Royce Mini:
lion. They have concieuueutly determ-
.ncd. according to reports m-civefi here.
to Imlltnit' upon three American merch-
tncilc the entire ettpcltlec to which the
KOVl‘f‘lillllllll wall pill lit reprciaodng the
rebellion. amounting to about ‘llililfiticti
'i‘hie titllllil not be done directly Willi»;
uii r‘t breach of international law. lit-lice
the attempt watt blade to collect a large
part of it through a demand upon the
inert-halite for it H'i‘llllll payment ttpoit
import» paid to tile dc fat-to govern-
ment of lieycw With ltt imitation of the
place. The reportr show that this guv- , wrencen rgqulfgd, For “m
tare Inquire at ohlee of The f .
Cigar Countinllwm ' “ '
claimant of lieyctc nail actually ill‘hfilt'lcl
In the fttll caloric of the term. Ill proof
of thin ii in abown that EMl‘lll‘I. the
Nil-uranium governor of the plticc.l
alright and wall given refuge In the lin-i
tcd Stator consular agency. Alfttl the
Inca collected on Import» were collect-
cd for iteyetc by the name trcumtrc-r who
had held the place for the paid tiller-
rears.
The American lntercate in [line-
tlciiitc alone now aggregate fully “their.
000 in gold and the State heparin-it It:
determined that they ahall be ..
ed 'inatnwt the prepared extol-Milli. an
i t Inlereetlng new In expected at any
i tent. in view of which a United
hinted nran-of-war hue been aunt there.
the Detroit. to erectile the ardent of the
department.
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Blink TAKEN m leli‘llt'ltli.
Waterbury. Conn. May l—Frecl. llltrr
the alleged hat-tie thief lit-retried in New
Iiritaln. laat Inturthy night. wan taken
to Pittaneld. Mun. by a Pittefleld po-
lice olllcer thin afterma.
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WRIT...
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wanrn , ent chamberniald3
and wailretta. lnatil . of hire. l-‘leclericlt
all Iii
WANTMIealadiea and demon-
etratclril. (load any and study employ-
ment. Onllfromdtoilp. at. Donut
cell naturdny. ill llprlag etreet. 1:”
' . all at
WANTED—About five roman or‘
small bottle within
aottth Norwallt depot or Norwellt dept
pot. Addreu 'f'. li..ilentiael. afloat
V alumna. ‘
”I d ”I II
a... mg... are m.~i‘1iom‘ 4...... * .,
‘M‘Mfl‘mfmmlmflflu'! 'm 5
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bath: all Indian
Beavlde Place. .het
of ti. “Motion.”
'fo hilt—A nieaennt
for two. With or wl
trolley "pennant. ‘
all to "a. e." m .
Norwailt.
ro lM—filoely m
room. on trolley line. .-
t-enter. electric ilfiie. . . " ’
on ram-floor.
lanolin
Heath. 2
TO MET-elm roullln on
IIc-nt i-ettlulntthln. lam
cliiil. Nil. ll WIIIIMI‘ M
'ro lair—aloe. and tom, '
Clay otreet and Railroad .
of George norm. 0min ‘“
'i‘O bin-«Four rennin.
if Cedar etreet. Booth
claim on mien. or of
my. Donovan Biotin.
'ro NWT—19in
brow-arena. corner
Main atreeu. nlno W
00.00. and cottage of fair .
Mair at the Nor-wall: on. i”
tinei. 49 Wall ntreet.
house of I! roomn. all
ll Arch street. auitollle form n '
fll'lit floor. ilve moms. II M
Boat Norwnlh. rent. .7;
south Main "mt; gm
room». 70 Main ntmt: Out In '
roome. ill Woodward avenue. and
ood'wnnl.
Apply to It. A. W
1‘0 LET—First door d
renovated hourie at 128 Math m.
rileo 00mm. No. 124 no. thin '
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Bylrbee. 74 or m do. Um.
ntore 128 So. .llnin at.
meat of tibt route with m-
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TO LET-4m moron. M
block. riiiltable forofllon or
r.
u ,
1'0 LET—Hotter. e too-a. eo'v. '_f ‘
Main and Ann atreeta.
cli' Market.
TO LET—Hm. long:-
"In meet. nix. tonne.
innate. Apply. Janine c. i .
o Ill
TO HINT-Store at 110
inset now occupied by the ‘ ‘ ‘“
=etore. Suitable for dry glide
Inquire of =
large btniInelia.
Raymond. 80 Wear granite.
T0 “TAR-room W,
avenaa
Strait m ‘
Norwaih. nea- loaned.
in Men 0. Grown.
Intuit
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'ro LIT-A dealrehle hop»
all modern Impm
and fruit treea Fine button.
23 Taylor avenue. near Wm 1‘
of ram L'l-lontlllndln. Clot. “
lOfI RM.
To LIT—Flint dill m
apartmente of 0 tom nnnh: . ’
ed. lighted and cleaned. Min
aleo eeoond story hi. I H
rent 39. modern in
row ea.
moved from the plane M.
Iditphrat. Roll'ayloa. Conn.
roll BALE—One good
trite two-treated wagon ill
lillllfihk' for grocer of llillh .I‘
need. 7 .
and one ntllch cow. Inquire u 5 ' . .
\vrliuoolt place. traumatic arcane.
of A. w. Redford. (initial a loath
liar Monufaclllrerit. till Wenliilltiin‘r “ ‘.
South Norwallt.
rori admonition“
enle cheap. to be tolled Mil
_tf—i.i ’1
m
con anon-dilator tit Militant i“ ‘
era. with Extra Rapid lentil“
in Ounclleclt Bhtmr. anti
Angle lactic. Tripod. Pinto m '
(ran be llolnht cheap fr“ m
”Mint
Iticbardaon. corner North
true and i‘edar aired.
FOR SALE—cheap. One
cln. '99 model.
Habbell I
Hardware Store. Water eta-at.
NW!
FOR SALE—dial! line of H. l I:
. ltet Kniveli. leery knife
Hubbell e Keeler Hardware
ter ntreel. Norwnllt.
2i liltiwootl
mettle. atean'i
ty of frillt.
liter-t
roll nu: o 'r P
can tune on to
avenue. lofl
whorl. ”gum “(COMM H room. k" m H yw
hm. w little» ‘
inquire Taylor 6 , W
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Norwalk Chronicler