[wedge H. W. Gregory was present
M W THE Mill
« .
' JO .
, Nos-walk heard objections last night to
the layout of North Water street. and
the sue-meat ofbenefits and (iam-
'a’pes resulting from the taking of land
for public use. .
in
the than“ of hire. ”Infill! ll. Ambler.
Miss. Elisabeth. Raymond and Lewis
”KW. heirs of the Lewis Ray-
mond estate. part owners of the pro-
‘moccupleobylohn H.li’errlsasa
coal yard. lira. Julia Rosa owns an
‘ undivided one-third of the property.
and Ir. Ferris represented her later-
‘ssts. The layout and widening of the
street calls for thinking of about live
) ‘ feet of this property. necessitating the
”5d
cutting oil of a cloal shed. in the IF
seas-sent of benefits and damages the
freoiolders awarded lira. Rose and the
heirs $75 damages over ben-
’ Judge Gregory said he was compelled
to appeal to the Board for a revision of
mailbtllyangel" 7 arthurCrsno
gave a stirringiaddrso’srf‘rom the case
‘ oitho four m whov'brought their
paralytic friend to Christ. -.(liark it).
illo‘sald it took method. find in their
“case the method used was rough. uni
ppoular and expensive. but it succeeded
in enabling them to bring their friend
to Christ." Their muons showed their
earnestness. The trouble today. so
the preacher, is the , of earnestn
in thermatter of soul-saying: liony of
our churches are little more than res.
pectahle social clubs.
Divine service‘lnthe church! Why.
we really believed the statements .of
the Bible about the state of our many.
ed friend. we should become earnest
too. He said he believed the angels
would turn their back on a Christian
who got to Heaven without having
brought others with him. They were
earnest because they had ialth in
Christ’s power and willingness to save.
Evidently they had been healed them»
selves. and. because they were filled
with sympath’y. which says he always
acts. ‘
We have a great deal of so-called
charity today which is but a parody ot
the real thing. Cutting the buttons on
the garments to be glven’to a poor
family for instance. The evangelist
spoke of organized charity as "the
milk of human kindness. frosen solid."
and said it was unthinkable that Christ
should belong to such an organisation.
He told an interesting story of a
tramp who was given a linen duster by
a “charitable" lady on a freezing cold
day. and who was surprised when he
asked for a pa leaf fan.
He also she ed how the four men
We talk about '
“ millions.
lstholi oltlsllosllillg his
” chum Debi.
dos—y—
suiuun Humiliation
lllll THE up not ll use
Madison street and Reid avenue in
Brooklyn are joyful today in the know-
ledge that heir debt of $38,000 is wiped
(hilt.
i The mortgage on thechurcb proper—
ty his been for a long time a thorn in
the side of its young pastor. the Rev.
Otto P. Barthomw, who is well known
in South Norwalk. where he has fre-
quently preached.
it has been his aim since he assum-
ed the pastorate three months ago to
lift this mortgage. Repeatedly he has
pleaded from the pulpit to have this
debt'wlped out, but it was not until
Sunday night that he moved the mem-
bers to action. Then he did it in such
a novel way that it took the church by
storm.
The pastor's eloquence has filled the
church every Sunday since his advent
and Sunday night was no exception.
But the worshippers. on entering the
auditorium. were greatly surprised to
Rev. ouo Fi‘flltholow's sold,
M
signing at- f
negotiating
he secureal‘it.
Norwalk.
Several
i
such a story should have been started
unless by some enemy of the rector.
rural-il- sel- Books.
The case of Stations. Robert 'Mnc-
Donald was. resumed in the Town
Court at Norwalkl' this morning.
lira. Ruth inflated was on the stand
most of tbe‘morning. She was kept
busy explaining entries in her account
books. and “the result was a mass of
e’court will have to
go dutifully by r before a decision in
figures which
the case is ell. .
Mrs. Plaisi
by the defendlnt:
No new facts came to. Highland dur-
ing the morning proceedings neither
side gained any material advantage.
At noon the
afternoon. wile
ucd her testlln vy.
rwo lull loos lipsrns.
1—“..-am
lllrslerk of the portal.
.bag no thought of no
7 n lthough he has been
or parish. and if
iw. “undoubtedly leave
‘0! thd yestryrnen are favor-
able to Mr. Pond slid cannot see how
. lino BY THE titlillils
Mr. Pond, when seen by a Sentinel
was given a respite
upon the arrlv , of Major Charles E.
Ferris, cashier oi the First National
Bank. who tr-stliled as to deposits made
as adjourned until this
Mrs. Plalstcd contin-
WM”... _.
TUESDAY NOVEMBER 2?. 1899
liliiiiil’illiii
the. Fishing Fleet Goes Down
Enveloped in Flames.
lHl-Z SitiEliEiilHilEli
ion. of the schooner Harry L. Belden.
which arrived here today. reports the
Sylvester Whalen, as the result of a
collision between her and the Portland
schooner Mldor Plekauds. and the
death of Patrick Powers and Michael
Corrignn. two oi the Whalen's crew.
in the accident. ‘
The collision occurred early Sunday
morning. During the day the Belden's
captain sighted the Whalen, which was
in a sinking condition and on fire, and
the Plcksnds with nor flag flying union
down. He put alongside the Pickands
and learned oi the collision and that
Captain William Hogan and nineteen
members of the crew of the Whalen
were on board the Pickands. He was
told of the death of two oi the Wha-
len'a men. who were caught in the
wreckage and killed. The bodies,
which were terribly mutilated. were
loss of the lloston flailing schooner ‘
8m mm 'iilliflllillliillllll Wigwam.
At the meeting of the Olympia Ath-
letic Club, last evening. the organise-
tlon oi the club was perfected.
Mas Schuman was chosen secretary.
vice Neil Pierce. resigned. 8. Treat
Stanley was elected treasurer. vice Le—
oy Montgomery, resigned. The direc-
tors elected were Alfred Goldsmith.
Frederick Grumman. Louis Goldsmith.
Neil Pierce. and Edward Seymour.
Floor committee. George Spicer. liar-
ry Davis. Louis Goldsmith.
The clubs instructor will be here
from New Haven this evening to set
up the apparatus and also arrange for
the basket ball baskets.
. N , '_ ”m‘dehb'urtoarghingborecelchughng representative last evening was our- 4 Six new members we” mated 1”“ .
manning-Molnar to give. Service consists in effort kinds“!- ”Malina-boardin- prised;to hear that ms . mm W... Thou-pacifisnweltohayeOm-lsn- :gfyéugakmfe:lgglmmmlbegg’fnflj rm Splines Broke bong
; “Uses—W fre- milggréma‘m mfiflmrg biadrslpli as Past ss Received -, tidiibhflir gnaxhflg 232;: . dim" 0" LII-lb WW 3” Fire lation fees will be increased to $1.50. “first llsysla a 11%
. . , , . . with dues at 50 cents a month " *‘ '
. . “If. Ah- - Statement for practical purposes a cemetery is ”Va 'OIWI Appeal to thing at present. . lathe “It-“'0" “I!“ ll . - Companies of the
1 as good as ‘ dormitory W m I Two nights each week. Tuesday and .
. I'm ”"l‘lloee , l h”: eat ' use W OI“: ’ ‘ ., i: 'm“ Wednesday. have been set aside for llfaatl'ysl
“ ~ ~" they realised m‘ seriousness oi this ' .- 1”! Liv. GAS! llEiIUllil. bfllkbte mll'tagdt thigh???" evenings ‘
,V ' , g . , g ‘ w vo e o a e c exerc se.
”in, Board of Councilmen 0‘ South friend s state. and. said toe preacher. ii The pastor and the congregation at Ire. mm*1m Stand Explaining Boston. November 2Haptain Wha- The club ,5 now m s prmmmuu con- Manila. November
dition. and the success oi the venture
ls assured.
aiznr maérlui'rlos.
Ir. lelatyrethe l-‘irot Witness (‘alled
by the Pays-titles Today.
New York. November 28—The inves-
tigating Committee continued its hear-
ing today. In opening today. Mr. Mona
the committee's council. said: "Thor.
was placed on the record yesterday
what may be callcd the ‘fabula dolor-
osa‘ of ii. constitutional oflice (the dis
tinct attorney. i wish to refer to a.
few points in it. He speaks of his for
mer examination in relation to a Mini
cidc case. probably the Molinonux case
Nothing was suggested or asked then
which could be considered as defeating
the operation of justice. In fact. thc
vital part of his testimony in this re-
gard was volunteered as the minutes
will show."
Granville G. McIntyre was the first
Iooilt sitar s I]
cm from ill
sinus us'
no 8Hlllll ll
The transport Mans ‘
tenant Colonel Webb-Hay” ’ '
companies of the Thirifim
on board, has arrived “up,
rowiy escaped disasters: -.
and soldiers were for twely‘. a
ing with buckets. The ’ J
scawortby. “delirium
provisions. Her «new
lnghshc rolled three days“ ,
e vessel sailed fro ’ J
co. October 20. . ' Ii W
Washington, November
Otis has cabled the War ‘ ‘
mnouncing that the Thirty
unteers arrived on the Pokln
ucnse today and will ‘ ' :m
of Mindgno. General and m
that the transport Port Mllprt sails
day for San Francisco and Mill!
Tartar and Naworth will sail“ on the
79th. He also announces the "fluid
the hospital ship Missouri. which Wile
ad by way of Suez. No casualties are
reported on the arriving‘shipo. / 4..
were united and persevering, “a beg- see. back of the desk. an enormous TbeWaohisstoIStreet III-“‘3 Nose too buried at sea. The other members oi witness called today. There was 1,. Wendi” 73"”
the human Thfe lamatrtablisbretd. its god that the Christian have should be blackboard. it was divided by blank W for flu- the crew escaped by climbing on board response. Mr. Moss explained that thc ‘ .. ”mg.“ _ “ ,
aid. took ye 30 W i h.l prone 3".” t the same. ‘ ’ columns, with appear; for gubscflpflonfi . r the Picknnda. At the request of the witness called was the son of Assistant WANTED-Young lady ‘m' .m '
the WI! throus ll “10'! l . The evangelist held the closest at- ranging from aid to will). Two colored on. both under the in- Portland vessel. the Holden stood by District Attorney Mclntyre who when \pply at H, Krleger & Co. mat S “
,He did not consider that his clients
were receiving any particular benefit
frillrthe improvean “You must not
more our benefits," he continued,
“by what your mind has in view in the
tentlon of the congregation. using ar-
gument. satire. pathos and humor. and
the result was shown when he asked
those who would pledge themselves to
do all they could to make the meetings
Mr. Bartholow said nothing about
the blackboard until after the opening
hymn and he was ready to announce
his text. though its presence bad ex-
cited whispered comment in all parts
unsure of list! . one of them so badly
so that he can hardly more. attract-
opie on the Washing-
cd a crowd of
ton street brld c. this morning.
her until yesterday. when the Pickands
leak was under control and the Bel-
dcu started for this port.
USJitSlll Laithwatc. oi the Pickands,
expected to fall in with a ing and get
served with a subpoena yesterday de-
clared that he would not obey it.
READJUSTMENT 0P WAGES.
Philadelphia, November 28—Supcrinu
...._,..-... _...,.,.....-._...~.~._.W '
WA NTED~~Young man as potter. , . ' "
Apply at once at Mahackeino Hotel of-
dce. . I35 It
future. but by the conditions that exist ' th h h . _ . , WANTED-A str , ._ r
o: a success. to come forward to the plat- 0 0 0 are . One of the me fall down and was un towed the remainder of the dislunm. , . w. l. _ . f _ Mal 9 oils. ! girl for y ‘
“the tilt. 0g“; lt'h’m‘ 011535333 form. Fully three-fourths 0f the alld- The motor plunged at once into the ublc to move i several minutes. Fin The Major l‘ickands is a four most- {mihfizmnn [mlfi’f'gflfiméhhnwfly housework. N0 '“hlni- AW Emir . . ‘ V
on I! o e eoa lence came to the front and stood ar- “We“ of the mortgage. He said it ally his companion. with the assist-unw or and is owned by Jacob S. Winslow & whose cm”, ,3 at Reading. announced 0'9"“. Dorian, Conn. n36 at
be an expense. It had been suggested
it” ethese improvements would in-
crease the market value of the proper;
t infllrmzh We receive
such sit as those peo-
ound the preacher. .
Meetings will be held each day this
loll Sunday afternoon a mass meet-
ina for men only will be held in the
week, Saturday excepted, at 3:30 and
W--
was the duty of the members to clear
this house of God from" debt. and.
pointing to the blackboard. he added
thatthsrswaa novtime use the present
to no it.
"Lyrant in test the willingness of
feet and steere him logo Joe Simons's
Here the men‘madc a
buying some clothing. but
the first thing the proprietor know our
of the men was walking out of the
oi several ”Tiers. got him on his
clothing store. r
pretence of
i‘bmpany. of Portland. Me. Captain
Whales stated that the last he'saw of
the Sylvester Whalen she was sinking
beneath the waves with her stern en-
velopcd in flames. He was unable‘to
say how the tire on the wreck started
today that a readjustment of wages in
his division will be, made to take ef.
fcct December 1.
led that the readjustment will carry
with it a general advance in wages for
all the men connected with the line
it is unofficially sta- .
renal-its. -
con 3M. ..,....
field avenue, 'outdii‘hc ‘ [den
fruit. lawn. lake, etc. wamme
the rear (lo—we should not be
> . lir. Gregory argued at some
. along this line. and finally made
"have all the room and conveniences
for a gentlemen's first class residence.
it being too large for my family, will
this ’congrcgation to take up this duty
and do it." the pastor said. "Let those
who desire to give toward the mort-
store with a pair of trousers concealed
under his overcoat. The fellow wna ap-
prehended and made to return the gar-
but It is supposed it was claimed by the service.
Opera House. and Mr. Crane will speak
ovcrturning of a stove or a lamp at *
‘on a subject that he says every man
the time of the collision.
' -‘ ' tlon. as an adjustment of the
. matter. that the city lay the
w
. cut the coal shed. and
take the land. leaving the property in
practically as good condition as it is
at
Mt.
Ir. Ferris. speaking for Mrs. Roso,
said he did not know that he could say
anything more than the judze had
said; he had brought out all the sal-
believes.
ruisllsolvnlo sxsnclsrs.
To he (lives is the Franklin School llall
Tomorrow afternoon.
The following program will. be given
in the Franklin school hall, Wednesday
afternoon at 2:16 o'clock. The public
gage mention the amount. and i will
designate Mr. Charles Place. to put the
figures on the board."
The idea took at once. The sub-
scriptions came in fast and in forty—
iive minutes during which subscrip-
tions were interspersed with hymn
singing Mr. Place announced that $29,-
000 had been subscribed.
Then the Board oi Trustees of the
mont.
bridge toward East Norwalk.
OPENING 0]" THE BRIDGE.
Bridgeport lloars that light be Adopted
[love with Good Natalia.
Editor Sentinel. South ivorwaik, Conn.
They finally started across the
The Whales was one of he largest
vessels of the fishing flee. Silo was
built at East Boston in 1886. and was
owned by Sylvester Wbaien. Her ton-
nage was ill not and ill gross. She
was valued at about 87,000. I
PRESIDENT'S IE“ it“.
DISCUSSED THE WAGE QUESTION
Manchester. N. H.. November 28~
Agent Bournc. of .he Stark Cotton
mills. of this city. discussing the wage
question. says: “i can't tell what will
be done here. llsualiy when there is
a general raise the mills here follow
the example of the others. i suppose
if there is a general raise elsewhere
a corresponding increase will be made
sell or exchange for a small place and
difference. E. Adams.“ 1127 It
' ""‘ro"m. ”
T0 LET—Furnished aparments.
Pour nicely furnished rooms. station-
ary tubs. water and every convenience.
Rent $15.00. Call or address 10 Sum-
mer street. Norwalk. If!!!
lent points. Mr. Ferris thought 875 church withdrew to an ante-room and Dear Sir: We notice that almost Practically Completed and Ready for here. that is if we can afford it." .
'0‘!“ not 39'" the 9°“ 0‘ 1‘3"“: 3 " cordially "‘de to be present. after a brief absence returned with the evcrv morning and at noon time the Transmission teCoagl-eso. '10 LET—‘1’”? 91908!" 1'00!“ With
curb and walk in front of the property. Greeting Son. announcement that they had made up W hi 3 d b id DR. HEXAMER TO GO TO THE both, 168 Washington street bridge.
Thefact was brought out during the School. $2.300 mom “3 “"0“ "e“ l" ' 5° " ”P‘ Washlnston. November 27~The 'pmuppm Posscssiou December 1. Inquire of
discussion that the contract for paving Recitation—Thanksgiving Letter. The Rev Jame, Montgomery 0‘ "I- "! 0‘" IN" C"! 0‘ BYWKWO" president's annual message is practl- 'be William C. Jesse. n21”
North Water street included the laying Amy Lawrence. South Norwalk who w“ mm”! then they don't allow the bridge to be op- mm completed and ready for trans- Stamford. 9011”" NOV?!“ 1' ”"9“ - .. _.,......-__m
of the curb, the intention being. it ap- Recitation-Thanksgiving Story. arose and appealed to the rominent cued from 6M5 to 735 in the morning. 1 l C' R' Hexamer. M” received orders TO RENT—Five “W"N” rooms
M,” new". this part 0‘ the cost Frank Adams. warned of the congregation “i; ask sub- ":45 to ”:15. and we would like to mission to Congress when it assembles from Surgeon General Sternberg. at at 53 Spring street. South NONI“:
from the property-owners. CorDOrs- Song—Among the Golden Grain. scriptions. A dozen of them dlo so enquire why this order could not go next week. The message will he un- fihgggla gr :‘gdpgmmige': :33; rent reasonable. Inquire of Jacob hi.
tin Counsel Light expressed the opin- Recitation-Thanksgiving. and in twenty, minutes they had raised ""0 0300'- in NOT‘Vfllk 50 88 to ““0“" usually long on account of the uumer- he '1“ be stationed as :3 army sur- ljfiflon: .
in: that this would be no easy matter.
With the coat of. and the laying of
the curb taken out. Mr. Ferris thought
815 would nearly cover the other
changes that the layout would neces-
sitate. Personally Mr. Ferris said he
favored the improvements. hilt he
The North Water street hearing hav-
ing been declared closed by Mayor Co-
bura. sundry other matters were taken
up and acted upon.
The Norwalk Tramway Company
asked for permission to electrically
connect its tracks with the tracks oi
the Connecticut Lighting and Power
Company at the corner of South stain
and Washington streets. by means of a
single line of tee rail below the pave-
Allce Burnham.
Recitation—Neil's "Fairy Tale.
Marguerite O'Brien.
Song of Praise.
Room l..
Recitation-Thanksgiving.
Katherine White.
Thanksgiving Ladder,
Boo N
ni . .
Sony-Sail On. Thou Ship of State.
Recitztion—A Voice from New Eng-
lan .
Bennie Abrahams.
Piano solo.
Marion Lee.
Song~llusking Bee,
Room M.
Recitation—The Turkey's Mistake.
$3.000. .
Then sporadic subscriptions that
came straggling along. raised the total
amount to 835.600. The pastor then
called for dollar subscriptions by a
rising vote. and everybody in the
to have the blackboard photographed
and pictures of it distributed among
thc members as souvenirs.
it took an hour and twelve minutes
to raise the amount. the subscriptions
_ thus coming at about the rate of 8500
a minute.
ODD PILWWS’ ROLL-CALL.
modate the very large number of cm,
ployees who are in the shops .ln Smith
Norwalk. and wish to arrive at open-
ing time in the morning. and go to
their lunch. and are often greatly lil-
couvenlenced by a fifteen-minute or
half hour delay at the bridge.
IIIBIEBMANS’ DANCE.
[others of Ssaihmlorwalk Division
Swing Partners is their llall.
South Norwallr Division. Anclcnt 0r-
dcr of Hibernians. held a sociable last
night. in their hall at 100 Washington
There was a. large attendance.
at ref-t.
nus and important topics it discusses.
The portions of the message treating
of dilercnt topics have been sent to
the public printer as they have been
finished and proofs have been submit-
lcd for revision. it is not certain that
the message will be sent to Congress
press. but as the death of the vice-pres-
ident makes it certain that the Senate.
at least. will adjourn immediately out
of respect to his memory. it is not un-
likely thnt the message will be with-
held, lintii Tuesday. in the House. the
adjournment will only be delayed up.
til that body is organized when. upon
the announcement of the death of the
vice-president. it will also adjourn.
goon. Dr. Hexsmer applied a month
ago for-an assignment in the far east.
He is thirty-nine years of age.
ARRESTED l-‘OR LARCENY.
Boston. November 28-Walter Pot-
and brokers. of this city, is under ar-
rcst on a charge oi the larceny of a
check valued at 81,000. from Lemuel
E. Demelman. on July 17 last The
amount of the check was for the pur.
chase of stock which Potter. it is al-
leged. failed to deliver.
BEACH-HAVEMEYER.
New York. November 28—Frederlcll
0. Beach and Mrs. Carley Havemeyr.
r0 LET-SPACE TO LET IN TH!
NEW FULTON SUILDING, ON ran
EAST SIDE OF‘WATER ST.. W
NORWALK. one half block south of
Washingtonstroet. with rear oaths
steamboat dock. Contains in street
.. , church arm '
1: . would like to make the expense for Violin solo, with accompaniment. . ' tours truly. next Monday. it is customary m send tcr. at one time a member of the firm and “90"“ 3°“. "WM. specs N
r . Hrs. Rosana light as possible. Patrick liockler. Henry Wheric. .0 £2”,;§‘;50f‘“‘figz’g‘ggsmm '32:} lNTERilSTEl). u m. u... d... of u... assembling of Co... of Potter. Lovell & Company. bankers woo sq. it. each. treet door may be
divided into four stores 18:70. or a
smaller number of larger area. with
plate glass show windows. gas, water .
and sewer connection The most con-
venient location in the Norwalks for
wholesale “or retail business or manu-
shlpped by water without trucking.
Premises will be let as a whole or di-
vided to suit occupants. Exceptionally
favorable terms to April lat, ”90.,th
meat. No part of this rail. or its eon- Alice Foley. [lawn-e crawls-undo" BMIel's’ and Shepard» orchestra furnished NO urnismo‘ lN cuss ANTlCil’A- widow of the eldest son of the late “mm “mm “m“ "'3' m Toy-
m rafts" “Wizard. 8m °' W s... . 1.... m «- s... a... “arithmetic. .. . Theodore .. 31:3. warns“ "My“. ..
street. nor will It marine with the . 00' The annual roll'call of Our Brothere' charge consisted of Stephen Higgins Washingt vcmber 23‘5““th Gm? [(huasiti' “I“ deity toting] it a"? ‘
pavement g. any "y, the bumble be- Lodge. l. 0. 0. l-‘.. was held last even- Bartholomew hinhoney. Patrick liaugh' '3 “0" official circles to war- fibril)“: fi‘fvc its an I "far: 'it caste My‘ TO LET—“WM“ amazing?"
ill entirely to furnish .3 e.” "a. GRAND m ”CHILI. ing. llpwards of two hundred and fifty Patrick McDonaugh James Monahan '3'" “he" predictions to the a u ‘ ty persona en a o r. heated, modern ”10' in first M
for the low of electricity between the —'”’ members answered to their names and and Patrick Kelly ' ‘ e “ “Mal“ 0” a 1”" mm 13m“ and 0f the bride. William K the new Swarts ‘ Corbett block: also
rails of the two companies. As it is It ‘m‘sn‘ film“. 7"th 0' there were letters from forty-three ab- ' ' Thanksgiving Day ‘“ (3"“3- Vanderbilt—w as the but man. rooms on Raymond street, "I“ ’6 to
desirous to do this work at the earliest m lowlsr Post. some. will? to bob present. The en- DAN MC lN'l'vRE r0 HARRY. :Lffmegy‘gll‘1EgvH-i;¢$$iggfih (I):o lulu- hilt C MILDWELL saws FOR PAR- gangrenous}; Sgt! a: cam
, e in t . - - ‘ ' '
pouihle moment the company asked l’ "n I" D 0! e 10d“ I! 410 The marriage of bliss Mattie Dunn. c“ to the War Department go to ”how 13, street.
that the Council kindly give the matter
its earliest consideration.
Dilbert A. Kline. assistant superin-
tendent of the Tramway Company. was
proaaf. Ha I“ the petition set forth
Douglas Fowler Post and the Wom-
an's Relief Corps held a sociable last
night. in Grand Army Hall. South
lialn street. Upward of eighty peo-
The exercises of the evening opened
with the regular lodge session. the
third degree being conferred. There
was singing 'by a quartette composed
of ii. P. Price. John P. Treadweli. D.
of Spring street. to Daniel hicintyrc
a popular conductor on the Consolidat-
ed' Railroad, will take place in New
York city. Thanksgiving Day. A num-
that generally conditions in Cuba are
most satisfactory. The story is all-
cribed here to discontented members
of the late Cuban war party.
l
J
l
New York. November 28'John R.
(‘nuldwclk director of fine arts of the
United States commission to the Par-
, is expedition. sailed today on the Kai-
ro invasion. 42 South Main
street. Music Hall block. Apply to I.
A Woodward, m Taylor D, (trillion. &
pie were in attendance. . . ber of South Norwalk friends of the .
all the company had to ask—simply a LHommedieu and C. G. lves. Thcn ' w. ,ser Wilhelm Der Grease. Mr. Cauid- T0 Lin—U part of ltrst
M tea rail h“ . foot below the “’21! gawgzmmqefimlgrxmaay came selections “M the gramopllofic fgnga‘mi'.“ parties “"9 been invited VENEZLELA BANKERS FAIL. well hopes to secure an'lncrease in the house. Henry led malt-I
t. in order to get a good re- and it was most heartily will?“ b,’ by l'". E. Lockwood and a talk by Cool Caracas. Venezuela. November 28. 39809 8110!"!!! to the [Allied States at 1'00!!!» MOO SW of
tan of the electric current. everyone. grossman E. J. Hill upon his recent -—NOTlClh via Hnytlgn “gleam-on, Waltz g the Grand Palace of Fine Arts. rooms. 18 Its street. I!“ III-v
The of the Council's rights Preceding the exercises ‘ fine supper trip to the Pacific coast. We havc ,, 000 “’8 of Country Tuhitlompany. bankers. 'havc suspended , i F' EI'ROPE "“4 AW” "1 1m 3. m n
in the matter arose. and upon motion was served The aflair will ”a a nice Grand blaster Horace ll. Jackson. of kc . d (‘hl k ' fl ‘ .payments. Aron. Visits a Company. CHOKE“ SM .8 0“ i - i ;
oiConacilinaa Smith action on the pit-Em“, for "1', Post treasury. Bridgeport. was present and delivered y” n ' c an" a” “3 a“ 5"” n l of Caracas. were classed as a very re— New York. November m—Richard ‘
meeting next ionday nrght.
Board of Street Commissioners
puma-II fl! 8800. the balance of the
extra appropriation for the street do.
' aha $500 of the special
Win! made for paving North
ataatuet.
The
was granted. and upon
d Councilman Smith the city
'- m to draw orders for
salad.
nulls
The Dash & Goldaehlaidt Cornet
mashedforpsrmimweroet
, mm‘insisealx-
tilin- m deferred until the regular
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
hilsa M. Kelleber. dreasmakcr. cor-
dially invites her customers to call at
her new Dresmaking Parlors. 57 liain
street. Norwalk. where she is ready to
serve them with the same satisfaction
as in the making a specialty this
fall of talored suits and coat making
with a full guarantee to give the very
best satisfaction in correct styles and
reasonable prices. .
NOTHING 13 mini:
liyousoahoat
Olefin-snout
one of his characteristic. follcitous ad—
dresses. keeping everybody good nat-
ured and giving all an excellent appe-
tge for the big banquet which follow-
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0
—-Tll.\NKSGlVlNG MATINEE.
Remember The Alabama Trouba-
donrs ve a 3 o’clock matinee. at
Hoyt's eatre. Thanksgiving. Prices
to and 2hr“. evening 25. 35 and bile.
MONDAY AFTERNOON WHIST.
The Monday A Club was en-
tertaiaed. yesterday afternoon. by Ira.
Edward I. Lockwood at her horse in
The prise who by
town. at very reasonable prices.
York Market.
Festival rehearsal at Norwalk Methy
odist Episcopal Church tonight at.7:30v
o'clock.
ll. PEPPER.
Miss Lillian llrltto and J. J. Hen.
ucffy will be married at St. Mary's
parochial residence on Thanksgiving.
Do v.
Some one poisoned a valuable dull
belonging to ill. ll. Sherwood. the other-l
evening. The dog has sinee‘died.
The Norwalk tunnel planking is be-
ing repaired today.
W
~lsoo printing givenbefore Dec. 15.. first hour and a half
Ifareh Litbo ma way.
We; amount of W.
'90. need not bolvpdd until
180. atG.‘ Seth's. W
New; liable firm of importers and bankers.
They have been established about 20
years and dealt in wholesale and re-
tail dry goods. They had a branch
house in Paris.
{T0 DEMAND AN EIGHT-HOUR DAY.
Vaniacy branches of the Granite Clit-
tors National l'nion have notified the
.nriullh- Milnufm'lltrci'ti' Anew-lulu.”
tin-i it. '3
day at a minimum price of as per
into eflect larch l. 1900.
REDEIIPTION 0F BONDS.
New York. November 28—During the
O
Crokcr sailed for Europe today on the -
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm Der Grosse. A
number of personal and political
friends went to the steamtr's dock in
Holloken to bld,tne Democratic lead‘
er farewell. Many floral oderiugs were
Quincy. Mass" November :8-The.’
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sent to his state room.
GEN. MILES‘S CLERK DISCHARGE!)
Washington. November 2 mid. ' E.
llmswu. a clerk in the once of Gener-
-imli domain! llll duct-limit. iii Mllffl. h" Wit dlkhll’led on Si“
day. count of letters he has written to on-
aud a general advance of as to to per! clals oi the government reflecting upon
‘cent. on the present price list, to golthe president.
NlM'll .lUROlt‘ SECURED.
New York. November za—The ninth
borer in the Holiness: case was seenro
lot Walnuts also” '"NHY. iv the pew"- ni t"rc'hh‘I/ut
beads to the
neon-ad. ‘
Billings. Roles-Immanuel—
«anlm‘ ..‘
VIOLIN lNSTIUG‘I'lON»
A. Srs'nnigan. ’i‘aaohl' of;
start a class in m on
December 4. Those “fling
into the same will ~
James A. Branaigal. .
(plasmas. w ‘7 ‘
,t e- ephia natal .. ' '
w um. rim-class work cm a“
work gunman-l. ”so.“
lyminw flwmw M UM
FOUND-c ‘ j
l poehot book . 9 ‘ ,
money at J. A. WQ
Counter. can W .3
at their a! ’7
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Norwalk Chronicler