:«ar-l
;/
/
Mathew" hlar‘llmna.
. South Norwerk
ear-u during the nevnntiee. when the
7m IMMa
Windham-
" fallen-lea.
,Ir ’
Walter C Quint-rd died Iaat night
at hie welcome to South lfain atreet.
Hr. Willard had been a life-long
"hint of Norwalk, having been born
In thg oaiamo hemmed which atood
onth:preaenteit'o of EA.Wood-
For many yearn be
mm a carrlegam arrufactory in
.atreetm in connection with the
John H.Smtth . Over a quarter 0:
[again 0°managed in the hard-
pylnga atore in the
3mm Hall bloek.and andnucceaetuliy
“noted the boninean until a few
.Imtlo.wbenhinadvancedagecom-
5:? him to relingulnh active por-
tard wan one of the com-
. Quin
. hlch built Trinity Church
yearn ago. anoi'i when for
yearn a weatryman t e par-
mile Ha'wae neleetaran of the town of
Noreen drin‘g the war of the Rebel.
liar wan ter thirty yearn troaeurer of
.ad mayor of the
of for noverei
“twat Whit. .He wan a mem-
built. John'e Lodge. I". and A. M"
of Norwnlk.
Hr. Quintard never sought odice.
but alwaya fulfilled faithfully any trust
which devolved upon .iim. Ile wan
artiat end unoateatatiou
llr. Qaintard‘ in nnrvived by. one
Th" on hold Nonday
madden” at 2. to detach.-
paimutt'rr 1.. ruww. .
' Benjamin L. lithow. an old and rea-
“lingoriilg i l
' of par-
.mw It‘r. l‘iilow
clerk‘In them etore of .K. Lock-
wood A Ca. where he nerved neveral
yearn. He retired and apent hie ti
looking after hie father's 'ontate. I.
Pillow became interested in real ee-
tate and tenement property. and of
late yearn attended to thin excluelvely.
collecting hia own route and looking
after mattern in general. For a num-
ber of yearn the docoaaed won a mem-
ber of the diatrict committee of the
Center achool. Ho wan also a member
of Our Brothere' Ledge. I. o. O. F. At
one time Hr. Pillow wan a member of
the Court of Burgopen of the borough
of Norwalk k.
A widow and daughter. hire. Knox.
o! RidgaIeld. and a grandaon. Charien
. oi South Norwalk, aurvive.
'MW' Alli D.
”mm-imam
humbled-Colonel Wade.
Companion and D. of the Fourth
Regimen. be their annual moater
and ianpoction Int night.
The y. gal performed by
ohn H. ade. ea-
aiatant general on the ataff of
General oanell Front. Both compan-
Iea appeared well. although each had
quite a numb: of abnenteen. F' a num-
bering twee including li‘irnt Lieu-
tenant W. and Us number-
ing aeven ‘
Captain W. J. Comatock waa in com-
mand of Company I". and Second Lieu-
tenant Howard Chane wan preeent.
Captain Howard J. Bloomer wan in
command of Company D. with Pirat
Lieutenant Edward P. Weed and Sec-
ond neutenant George 1.. Woodward.
After the muater Company D gave a
abort drill.
Commiaeary Sergeant Joeeph A. Car-
rier and Color Sergeant Thomaa Hunt.
of Colonel Hendrie'n etan. of the
Fourth Regiment. were also muntered.
aoawun_ae_r__reoaorao.'
thadeIadndTrnaearrrafa
muons-rum
William S. Wade. a South Norwalk
who went Went aome yearn ago.
been connected with the
d. lamina and Wheeling
Railroad. haa inet been elected trean-
trrer of the corporation. having been
freight agent for aome time.
Wade la a non of Ira. Elizabeth
anda brother of W. S. Wade and
A. Watklnn. of South Nor-
Colmi John H. Wade. of
He ban a bout of friendn
‘ acquaintancoa in town who
Will be greatly pieaaed to hear of bin
“Wt to thin important puru-
£5
m "LEON“! 0|" BA Y OS-
Wiiliam Clinton.
Snelnona Seanlon and Announcemonte.
Soprano Solo.
hilae Harriet Heath.
A eorioe of Ive-minute eddreaaoe on
motion! work, epocielflnm in var-
oua Ieida will be" given.
the wheel dopartmanta will be"Mk cover“!
od.aadnomeoftbeaddroaaeawiliaug-
gent hi‘n'ta from npecial iielde of work
not ordinarilmovided for in the or-
ganisation. following named par-
aona have been invited to npeek:
(lame W. Carey. Itratford: Iliaa Hal»
on King. Bridgeport. W. S..Bponeer
Bridgeport; S. Robertson. Bridgeport:
Dr. W. H. Donnell Bridgeport; Rev.
John R. Henry. New fork city; Ira.
Ii. V. Shank, Long Inland City, N. Y.;
Rev. W. C. Blekeman. New York city;
William Hirachman. New York city;
Rev. J. H. Pairchild, New York city:
0. I“. lent. Now Rochelle. N Y.: Ira.
L. G. Sloat. Danbury; l-I
Holmea. Want Reading; lire. William
{L Hill. Rodding; W. H. Somera. Dan-
ory.
Addreee-A Lennon in Oil.
The Rev. George Clarke Pack, of Mount
Vernon. N Y
Mechan-
Addroee—Organiam and
Iain (By reoueat)
The Rev. John H. Willey, D...D of
Brooklyn. N Y.
6.00p. m.to‘130pum..'ToaandSociai
EVENING llSESSION.
lnntrumental Munic.
Devotional Service.
The Rev. 8. l..’ filler, l).D.
Unilninhcd Buainoagw:
and Illa hiaa.
Tenor Solo—The
m iiev William r‘,‘ weir. no.
a“. .
Correapondiilg of .,
«Education; ‘
Benediction and Adjournment. ‘
“entire or cheque man.
"fir-‘4!-
W loo-rte.- Convinced «an
Gali‘latbeliaglarder.
The Stamford authoritiaa have de-
cided to hold the into the mur-
der of Ira. Sarah . ag. Hoaday
o It wan eclded to
pbatpoae than the odlciaia wanted time
to nocure more evidence In the once.
A detective wont to Brooklyn. N. Y
today. to look up the record of Charm
Croaa. the boy who in hold on a charge
alleging the murder. The young man
formerly lived there. He rtickn to bin
original ntory. and although the au~
thoritlee are convinced of bin guilt.
he still declaron hie innocence.
The police believe Mrn. King wan
murdered with a email coal abovel that
was found in the houae. Screpiuga
have been taken from it and placed
in the handn of enporte. and it In raid
that tracen of blood and white hair
were found.
BRIDGE mm HOUSE aonann.
Preamw,lnttar,lilkaadlreadntai-
enfremlamaal Smith.
Samuel Smith. who liven in Bridge
atreet. Eaat Norwalk. rcporta that hie
houne wan entered by burglarn lent
night. Six cone of prenervoe. one
pound of butter. one can of milk and
a loaf of bread were ntolen. lie and
his wife were aroused by the noise
made by the introdern, and frightened
them away.
Mr. Smith'a houiie in some diutance
away from thoae of bin neighborn. The
work in nupponed to have been done
by Johnny Tanner and Ward Phillipe.
who are known to be aoiuewhere in
the vicinity.
NORTH WATER STREET LAYOUT.
The freehoidcrn appointed to lay out
North Water atreet. Matthew Corbett.
V. A. Scotleld and Charlon B. Steveuo.
held a meet lent night In the Council
chamber. In Ilaviiaud atreet. Judge
Henry W. Gregory. of Norwalk. repreo
renting the eatate of bowie Raymond.
appeared In behalf hln clienta. and
deeired damagon property taken.
The committee w preaent Ita report
at an adjourned ng of the South
Norwalk Board of Councilmen next
Monday night. at 8 o'clock.
DISCUSSED THE PEACE COW
The Woman'a Club met Thu af-
ternoon at the home of lira. If. J. Cur-
tin. After the dlacuanion of hueinenn
mattern the regular programme wan
introdimd. An inatructive DIM. the
work of Allan Joeephlne Jenninga. wan
road by lira. Inaac Janniaga Topic.
Development of Ronnie Under the Ro-
manona. The reenltn of the Peace
were dlncnneed. Ire. Herbert
Sheleid and Ira. E. J. Hill ducting
eminent euthoritiee upon the nubiect.
NR. HILLER 'ro HARRY.
George S. Miller. farmeriy of South
Norwailr. now routine-ting a nuccena-
ful butcher buninena in Seymour. will
be married Tueeday afternoon. to lil-
Elinabeth Fair. The eemmony will be
performed at the bridge home in
Brooklyn. Hr. and tire. lliIIer will
apend a portion of their hoaeymocnin
South Norwdk. and will reeide in Ivy-
moor.
mmnaorooopcoma
‘we aeairetoeaiiyoarauaauoate
thebaateoleeweheveeverhedtbe
ofol yon. Them
Java aadloc Tail-
”minutiae
. lit flatten. it.
i Willow M
iii Illli ill midi“ Ill
moratorium
Talminteoanlnlv bvlltpatvlhrrll
runawammu
“Mountain“
0'" fight.
Anphoial deepetoh to The Sentinel
thin afternoon aayn that Sheriff Judd.
ofBetbel.erreetadE. .Beere.inNew
motion. la’at night, on a charge of the
non-nupport ofhia hiafwi e. Deere and a
female companion have been atopping
there of late. He wan lockedu pine
cell at the elation hooae over nlt.gh
while the woman remained eta hotel.
‘ Thin morning. at bin 8::
oft.there
Oriel
meant
wan taken to the Hetropoiitea N
to t come clothing he badleft
S IJnddallowedhim togo lido
the room a ed. Beeratoo
the opportunity to jump out the
window. twelve or I feet the
groundnut! encaped. women ho
hen been with him w at the hotel
when he got away.
The fugitive had not been apprehen-
ded at noon.
The woman waa about the hotel af-
ter Beera'n eecapado. but had very lit-
tle to any. It In believed nhe helped
him to encape and will reioin him.
The ntory of Bonn recent
encap-
adoa wen told in The Sentinel of yee- W
terdey. lie in nnppoeed to he the "J.
II. Beern" who recently married lira.
llyra If. White, of Clifton avenue.
Stamford. The Advocate of yeeterday.
printed the following in regard to "J
H Deere"
"The J. H. Been to whom reference
in made in the above wan in Stamford
fbr neural weeka thle fail, and bin re-
cent marriage to lire. White. a no-
:too of which appeared in the Advo-
te. will be remembered. Since Beer-
hae left town. there have been rumorn
afloat that he left certain Inancial ob-
llgntiona unfulIliod. Theao ntorlea.
however, have not been veriIed. Ira.
White in well known aa a reapactablo
connected Jilin!!!
moat red lo familicn in town. it
in known that Gié couple went to New
London abortly after their marriage"
”I norm MCI.
Iberian Cram Still Hold an Salpldna of
I'm 'ne Kill.
(‘harlea Burton Crone. held on nuapio
«ion of having murdered old lire.
Freeman King. at long Ridge. In all"
in coatody. The boy denlee that be In
guilty. He In kept in SheriI liliera
oilice in Stamford. He wan oueetioned
for a long time yeaterday by a- detec-
tive. and. while it in aid that the lad
modliied hia Irat ntory of the night of
the murder. nothing In the nature of
a confeeaion wae extracted.
Coroner Doten npent a long time in
Stamford yonterday. The aothorltlea
any they have atrong evidence ageinat
the boy. Freeman King. of its Lexing-
ton avenue. New York huabend of the
victim. aaya he engaged the boy from
the Chlidren'a Aid Society. of Brook-
lyn. and known nothing of bin antece-
denta. The lad' a neareat relativee are
grandparenta. living in Brooklyn. and
in reply to a letter from him. they eald
they could not come to Stamford. State
Attorney Fenaendeu in giving peraonal
attention to the cane. and new evidence
is expected at the indirect.
NOI'AIJ IIO‘I'II. PLAllI.
Ir. Hamilton to Erect a Brick heat
nadlakeOtherl-pmemenhi.
Landlord Iaaac Hamilton lien receiv-
ed plane from Architect Lamnon. of
urldgoport, for proponod Improvementn
to the Norwalk Hotel.
They embrace a new brick front to
be erected along the line of the arde-
walk. with atoroa underneath. an den-
crlbed In the Sentinel abme time ago.
The preeent building. the plane con-
template. will be removed to the roar.
Thene propoaed improvementn. howev-
er. hlnge upon the action taken by the
railroad company In .no propoaed re-
paire to the Norwaik tunnel. the com-
pany having already made overturoa
for securing a right of way under the
building.
The fact that Mr. Hamilton baa accur-
cd hla plane will undoubtedly beaten
the railroad to name dncinion concern-
ing the right of way deal.
(SUI AT 'l'll CA‘I’IOLIC MI.
Iamenflavedlantlklilatherealand
arm-rem.
In the purl and billiard tourney at
the (‘atholic Club. lam evening. thene
games were niacin
Pool-«J. tic h . 50. dtfrated Ed-
ward Cahill. 60. by a neore of 50 to II.
D. Haber-ty. to. defeated Dr. Riordan.
35. by a aoore of It to 81.
Billierdn—Thomae dual. it. defeat-
“: D. PiahertyJihbyaaooreofiIto
Gillie...
; -Ive dayn. in
i‘order from the
poabodice em loyeen
1. weighing a out-
, . October a and No-
w... ~ . .. corner-o
out ‘ ’ or
ponndn. ...- ovarhalfatonof
poqndn. Newnpapera
utter weighed 2,008
, . berth-clean matter.
. , mallar.i.iitlpounda:
“ and aacka, 0.778
III oanar WWII“ “a men or never.»
Mm Honpltal, Nov. llth and run.
TEN flifllliY
The William I. Bird
the October iiorriot'tt.
tire Caroline
_. .3...”
HIST IITE ilill i
IRE THE lllllY *
Philadelphia. November
. inrora of the Civil
Plane nomrnoned for
C. Wilcoxanll ‘
Radcllli. . -4,, ,
Charloa Ii. ‘
wood.
Following
inai Court
P. Nichole; Wanton.
- . .John ll. Lock-
Jury for the Crim-
-mon Pie-n. next
- .. Donnie Olin.
Daabliry. Samuel A.
e Beeley; PeirIeld
. .mvid P. Brown;
E. H. Sherman. Al-
New Canaan. Franci-
Siauaon; Newton
. Edwin T. Hook;
W. Bell. Samuel L
Joaliua S. Hendrie.
Wantport. Charles P.
P.,Jennlnge.
hrnum. A. .
William C. 2 .
lionroe. Bi
bertS. Olmnt
It Blina. Gourd
Merlot H
entertainment given under the nuepi-
coa of Sherman Commandery. United
Order Golden Crone. at the nociety hall,
in Norwalk lent evening. It wan fol-
lowed by a naie of chowder and re-
frenhmenta.
The entertainment programme in-
cluded piano duetta. Mine Bennett and
Mien Noah: recitatiorin. Mine Mabel
Kellogg: vocal trio. the Bartram chil-
dren: gramaphone aeIoctiona. P. Lock-
wood: mueicai nolectionn'by Herbert
and Walter Ireland: recitationa. Hiaa
Edith Sherwood; rocitatione. Mina
Florence Jackaon.
Each artiat wan obliged to reepond
to an encore. and the programme wan
thoroughly enjoyed. The recitation by
Nina Kellogg. When I-‘atbor Carved the
Duck. made a decided bit.
During the eaIe of rcfreahmente
there wan a viait from normal mem-
bern of Cockenoe Tribe of Red lieu.
who‘made great onniaughte on the
chowder. allowing that even the Red
lien appreciate a good thing when It
comee their way.
The receipta of the evening are very
natiafactory.
'I'IOII AND INDIANS.
Princeteaandihrlinlo'i'oemeiel'by In
leakattanl'ield.
New York. November II~KNn In-
lcrent wan attached to the football
game between the Princeton and Car-
iinle team on Manhattan Ieid today.
The indiana alwayn play to win. and
with a vim: but they have not in pro-
vloun gemea. been able to defeat the
Tlgera. who have had aurpriaen in
etoro for critical momenta. The Ti-
gera were In prime condition today.
Kafer took the place of Relter. who
had not fully recovered from the
breaking of a rib In the game with
Brown. Wheeler had recovered from
the wrench of bin ankle. HcCord. Le-
vick and Knight all gained ground
nplendidly thin week and were ready
to keep up the work in today'n game
if called on. lathropo and Roper were
prepared to play the end if anything
ahouid happen to Princeton'a famoua
pair. Palmer and Poe.
HALL gnome roman.
In laeeeela Gallon P. Hark at the
leadefibe Caaeeildatd.
New York. November ll—At today'n
meetingofthedoardofdlrcctoraof
the New York. New Haven a Hartford
Railroad Company. John II. Hall wee
elected praaident and William D. Bla-
bop viee-preaident of the company.
The other oloera were re-elected
Preaidvnt Chariea P. Clark made an
addrenn declining re-electiou to the
preeidency on the ground of ill health.
MEETING OF CITIZENS LEAGUE.
The Citinene’ langue held a meet-
ing Iaet eight with Rev. W.H
Hub
There" a leg? attendance at the
' meal of raw oyHera. cloak and tea.
ning. for the beneIt of the Norwaik H
ACT I-Scena I-Viaion. Joneph'n
Dream. Scene lI—Jecob‘e Houae in
Canaan—"Tho Coat of Harry Colora. "
' Scene lil-—I.andacape in Sicbem-“Joe-
eph. Zideon and Bellinn." Scene IV—
anie in Deeert—Quartetto of lahinael-
lten-"To Egypt'a land Alarm-Jon.
eph'n brothern—Joeeph nold an a clove
-Sellrna.
ACT ll-Scene l—Aaciont Egyptian
Gate to City—Joaeph aold to Potlphar. ;
Scene Il—Potlphar’n Honee—Chorua of
Egyptian—"Let ua Merry. Merry Be'l
—Graceful evolutionn of the Gieonere— i
Zerith, Joan”: and Potiphnr—Joacphf
rent to priaon. Scene III—Exterior of
Egyptian Prison—Joneph' a farewell toI
Selim. Scone IV—lnterior of Egyp-
tian Prinon—Joneph interprets the but- i
Ier' n and baker' a drama -iJonepIi wan;
in prinon about two yearn and In Potl-z
phar'n nervlce about eleven yeara He:
wan thirty yearn old when he wan eum-i
mound before Pharaoh.)
ACT lI—Scene I—Pharaob'n Palacei
Iraterieaebvaamltelxaieaiaaieam
vatelaakatllrbaanewa.
once Burro". non of Banker J. G Bur-
rell. wan lnntantiy killed today by an,
explosion of dynamite which wrecked}
the ban iiildlng and partially den-
troy Monitor general etore.
Clarence Bumll had iunt opened the
doora of the private bank of bin fath-
er. for the day'n bunineaa when there
wen u nmothered explosion in the Hon-
itor ntore next door. He ruched Into'
the building and a second explonion
occurredyphcen of wreckage ntrlklng
him on the neck. decapitatlng him and
penetrating hie behrt I-‘Ire following
the eaploalona dentroyed both bulld-
ingn. entailing a heavy loan. The bank.
vault and the atore nafe. however. were
not damaged.
There in no known cause for the ex-
ploeiona. but the authoritiea are work-
Tho Dancing and Reiciclng Before Pharoab.
Following in the aynopain of the beautiful apectacular production of the
above title, to be given at Hoyt'n Theatre. next Tuesday and Wednonday eve-
harem nor arm». ;
Urbano. Iowa. November li—Ciar.'
capital.
-—Grand chorun ennemble~“Heil Thou
Monarch"——Jonoph before Pharoeh—
Pharaoh relaten hie dreamn—Joaepb
Intorprete the dreame and in‘ made
governor over all Egypt-Grand cho-
rue—"Bow the Knee to .loaeph"—En-
trance of timbral entertainere-"The
Tinkiing Bella"—Chant-Joeepb. Jon-
eph. Long Live Joarph etc.
Act lV—Scene l—Pbaraoh' n Palace—
Jooeph on Throne—Pharaoh and Joe
epb-Zldeon'a Appeal—"l Will Come
to the Gate of the City." Scene II—
City Cate-Joeeph' a brother—The bro-
thers repulsed. Scene Ill—Pharaohs
Palace—(Forty dayn elnpne between
scene II and Illl—Tbe Brothern return
with Benjamin. Scene IV—Landacape
Overlooking City—The cup found In
Benjamin's nack. Scene V—Egyptian
Temple—Joeepb maketb blinaelf known
to tile brothore-Aneueth provea to be
Bellma—‘I‘ he Cymbal Holden—Bedou-
in ehawI "Sui Generla"——Grand chorua
Finale.
wv-P'~‘
III III“ W. “cm
Wall atreet. 10:10 a. nt.—Higher
ouotaliona from London nervod to hold
up pricee of railroadn but a number of
the npeclaltien were inclined to beav-
incna. notably Hanhattan. which drop-
pod over a point and Brooklyn Tren-
nlt almpnt an much.’
Well atreet. 11 a m.—~The market
manta of importance occurring in load-
ing atockn. Railwaye with but few ex-
ceptiona were advanced, but the i
group. the Readingn and none of t
metal iaouen ragged eharply. In the
induntrial divinion Sugar. General Ei-
ectric and Leather roan atrongly. but
l’eople'a Gen and Tobacco tell my.
Toward ll o'clock there wan a aharp
rally in the traction atoeke and con-
epieuona buying of the Grange“. but
pricee were not well held.
Wall atreet. noon-Pricea broke af-
ter 11 o‘clock and rallied before the
bank ataternent. Tenneaaee Coal yield-
ing 6%. There wan free offerings
out by the bank atatemeot. but dev
ing on the theory that it wan done by
incendiarien.
DEAD ”D! II Till RIVER.
Sappeaodtebe That of a Cattleinan—
Ween. Point in larder.
New York, October li—‘l‘he body of;
a man. nuppoeed to be that of John “7.?
Taylor. of Livingatone. Montana wan
found floating today in Hudson riv
er off Hoboken. N. J. There wan ai
number of wounda on the back or the
man'a head which pointed to murder.
The body had been in the water about“
eight dayn. The detoctiven aaid rob-
bery had probably been the motive. an
the pocketn were empty and cattle dea~
Iera were unually well eupplled with
money.
HASSEI. GUILTY OI" MURDER.
Providence. R. I.. November ii-Si-
inon Home" wan found guilty of mur-
der in the Irat degree today. Ilaaaeil
wan tried for murder of bin wife. Ju-
lia. on April 3. ISIS. ‘ihe plan of In-
nanlty wae put forward an bin defence.
while the ntate claimed that hin mo-
llve wan Jealouay. Sentence wan de-
ferred. the priaoner not waiving bin
right to have aeven dayn In which to
appeal.
ABLE TO IA'I' A HIAR‘I'Y MEAL.
Pateraon. November Iz—Viro Preci-
dent Hobart not in a chair thin after-
noon and wan able to eat a hearty
DEWEY AND Hill 3 DB.
New York. November li—Admiral
Dewey and bin bride remained in their
apartmenta at the Weiderf-Antorla
nearly all of the morning. The un-
plnenant weather had much to do with
thin.
ll' YOU CANNOT EAT
Dackwhmt liken. order a package of
' We floor from your
- greeer. and may nerve dolle-
ieaa cakae that in the family will
m . . . --- ..
\
.. it: “Month!
1 "It.
' era. Tobacco.
j ther there wan marked wonknena. the
.extreme Ioeeen ranging from 2 to 3
clinen were not nevero in the railroad
In Hanhattnn. Sugar. the Coal-
Hetropolltan and Lea-
points.1‘be covering by the been
worked come aharp ralliee. The. clone
.‘Ing wan quiet and steady at email not
Ioeeen except in the specialties.
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire or E. A.
Bohme. commlaeion broker, I ltaaonic
Building, Wall atreet. city. Telephone .
163.
lleork.NovarnbarlI.I-
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Claw..un.,u.tlt.L.. IN UK 87% Six
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reoriented.- In Hit “it livid
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noun-armor m Bk m 5%!
but!“ III“ ii." In ling
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manna-runner. me ms nu rm
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waaaaanrar an ax nix li)‘
411.an
. all oi the new. - .:
wan very irregular. Independent move- -
Conn, waa wrecked in a.
hurricane of! the Frying 1
North Carolina. and ten‘ of the
including Captain .
Two aurvlvorn. Georgam
mate. and
have been ion at law
the nchooner Samuel T.
Jackaonville.!'ia ., which
cued them on the afternogot
ber 3. twenty-nine milaa neathvaet {r
the Frying Pan Iigbtahip.
The eurvivore have been with”;
food or water for 00 boura and mi
great hardnhip. having chewed thelna
ther of their ehoen to keep from darv
ing. They have not yet recovered
flclently to tell lunt how their
raden perished. but they nta
incoherent manner that the
were ewept oI one by one
wreck an their atrcngth grow w
and drowned. _,
The Bird. on Captain John Steel
mentor of the Bencham atatea.
waterlogged at I1 9. m.. on October
and was a complete wreck live mlnntea
afterward.
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New London Conn" November ii—
The schooner William hi. Bird. report-
cd lost with ten of her crew while
bound to New [motion from Charlen-
ion. 8. 0.. carried a cargo of 400.000
feet of timber for New York New Ha-
ven a Hartford Railroad Company. .
The timbarwaaiobavebeenuaadlgfl‘
croening planke. and the Bird
belt of the realignment tbgtwaa
be distributed along the rational.”
thin point. mm are Ifeld here” for
LAST OF THE VOLUNTEERS HOHE
San Francleco. November ll—The
tranaport lndiana. bearing the Tennea-
aee Volunteers. the loot of the return-
ing volunteer regimente. baa been
sighted lost all pofi ‘ ‘ .
ammo—x. ‘aoar'hfim. i
Conn. November 10,1899,Wnlter C.
Quintard. In hie 84th year. a
Funeral at bin late roaldanoe. 56
South Main atreet. Konday.“
p. in.
uczoo
WANTED—A writer for
wanta to do typewritiag (Remington). .'
or correcting of HSS. Palnataking and ‘
iccurete; termn moderate. Addrean,
.1. H. w.. Sentinel Oiiice. South Nor- .
walk. ‘ but a}
WANTED—Girl for general banner,
work. Must be good plain cook. Ah’
ply to Dr. Emily Pardon. 15 North
Main atreet. n78t
'Fofi"-SALP‘—38;r;aiuri_“0ue and
Walnut Bureau Folding Bed. With
nprlngn. 820. Can be noon at 29 Bay-
vlew avenue.
n10 lw
T0 RENT~I0wer part of a better at
18 Academy atreet. Norwalk. with all
modern lmprovementa. inquire of
Thomas S. Onborn. all if
TO LET—A very denlrable horror. 18
rooms. and all modern lmprovementa.
reaidence of William H. Hoyt. IS Wat
avenue. Apply to Taylor & Goldeni “
nll w
TO LET—- From Nov is. upper part
of boune, ii Hanford Place. Ive roomn
and one in attic. A Iy to lira. A. l'.
Merriam 122 South ainatreat. niott
PRIVATE SCHOOL-Him M
opened a Private School.“
from Ive to ten C“ Q.
tioa. at South Hall
Satardnyiathedayto bay your
NIneInhforSaadaymoraiug'nbreak-
feat. Two for to route. at Washing-l
tealtreetlrldge. .
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