1mm: l-‘rank Svoc‘s Piaco
in Franklin Avonuu.
Moron Through the Coal Chute, and
filed oif Liquor. Tobacco, Cash
.Anda Blot Machluew-Pollce
‘ On Their Track.
rank Svoo'u saloon in Franklin two
limo. Norwalk. was entered by burglar-3
homo time between midnight Saturday
night. and. daylight Sunday morning.
and nearly his entlrc stack of liquors
was carried off. The supposition is
not a team won used in carting tho
‘31;qu away. The Norwnlit police are
vostignting the case, and it is he»
lived that the burglars will be uppro
handed.
Entrance to the building was gained
through it cool shute lending into the
cellar, and thence by up inside stair-
ny intotho snioon proper. Tho door
leading into the saloon from the Hitli“~7
was barricaded with a tnble and some
hairs, blot thcno ‘u‘ere pushed usidu.
‘ liter getting into the saloon the in
:ruders pullcd the curtains and shut
.hii'l soroons. so that they were unfr-
irom observation and could work at
their leisure. No one lircs in the
tipartmonis over the saloon. and there
Was no danger of interruption.
' The list of stolen property includes
no keg of beer. one case of hour and
ti fiVe gallon keg of brandy. all taken
. from the cellar. From the saloon
there is missing three quarts of wine
. in bottles. 32 worth of tobacco. $6 in
cash from the back bur. eleven qunrt
bottles of whiskey. two half pint but
ties of whiskey. one pint of \rhiukcy
one-threogullon deznijohn of whisker
. : quarts of Cognac in bottles. and n
. slot machine. Before leaving. the bur-
glars pried open the ice box and lunch-
‘ ed on beer and sandwiches. and the
‘ hatchet was left sticking in the polish
gill surface of the bur. Lulu ycstcrdar
afternoon Olilrer Thomas Hunt. who
has the case in charge, found the re~
. mains of the slot muchinc in the cinder
lot. near the Norwnlk and Fairflcid
Mills. it was a complete wreck.
. (indoor Hunt hopes to rocovcr some
of, the stolen liquors before thc day
passes.
WON THE BANNER.
.Adv'dnt shoddy ‘School of East
walk. Show: the Best Attendance.
. an meeting of the Advent Sunday
fiction] Association of Councctlcut. bold
in December. 1890, a comniittcc was ap-
pointed to procure a banner which
Should be annually awarded to the
school making the host showing. At
the recent annual nicotine. :1 special
committic rcpurmr as follows;
‘. 7W? recommend that the basis of
(molest for the banner and the award of
the same shnli be, First. thc ratio of
the average mtcudance to the actual
enrollment. to be dotcrmixwd by on an-
‘aiysis of the annual room-t: suiunittrd;
and, secondly. the ratio existing ha-
tycoon the previous nnuunl enrollmcnt
aid the incrcasc in membership during
the year, and the award shall be made
. to the. school showing the highest ratio
in both particulars."
The Official Board. finding that the
East Norwnlk school hnd mudo the hrst
showing has {undo the award ill‘i‘tll‘tl~
ingiy.
Yesterday Miss .lrunio E. Davis. <99-
relary oi’ the assm‘intiou. or. Mind? of
the board. in a neat littlc xpeccb. ap~
whim! of tho i’; . 21nd pl'tr»
. -. ndrn .lr..
the. superinvnndcul. :lilr buuuvr.
Mr. lilvcndcn rrpliod in :1 happy man-
ner. snyin; he hcprd thhi cwrr 'lit‘lll-
her of thc school would strive for and
Win the crown of life.
The pastor. Rn: J. W. Davis. tollow-
ed with n tcw cougrntulzitm-r rurnurka
and among Dill“? thir ;.~' snot tlmt of thc
twenty—on? rune come into thc
(thatch the pull ymr. thirtv'cn Worn
from ihc Sundczy school llc hopud ill”
school would continnc to be A lllll’St'l‘Y
. . from which runny vuorw would lr-r trans—
planted into the church of (Pod The?
school has the rcputniim or ‘ucing :1
model in tlccoruzn hnd ilcrotil'zn.
”The honour is M widtc satin. trim-
med with gold {rinse and lwnr-s. the
inscription. "Uziunnr School of (‘onnrw
. "out.” in cold lotion. and on com
Bible. surmounted br n ritirtrt' oi' calla
lilies. it is pnlntcd in ll r'ry bountiful
manner.
QUNDAV EVENlNG CONCERT.
The Arion Sinmuz Solo-tr more it:
rognlur concert. lunt night. in the hall
" in Mldiimn sin-ct Thcrc was at wry
lame attend-mm "rm toliowing tr
tho minimum romlcrcn‘
llnoic. 0t“(]rhil’fi" . ‘i'l rotmmw.
Sublcplwnoil
Dos Alto Milnlh‘wht’n. . Solicitor
Arum.
hwmcnzo tron» Cnvnicrin Earth-nun.
‘ P Muucnrcm
Schminditc.
.‘oi chhlm
. Mt. Reinhard and than:
Humotirtichcr \‘ortmx.
. i Mow—Wmidim oi tho i 'lnds. Hall!
‘ \‘omurt.
‘ ‘ o \riou. .
“Winimht’r Von-trim. ill. Wiohiev
Minnie (rum ilonnml's Faust.
' ‘ 1 ll Stunt-lit
Mr. Reinhard and (incur Sohminku.
Zuni Stallion.
,Sumlrhcn im flu-rum: Vermin,
Simon
. .0th m. u Within
,. Intent, moo. id. Dernlnmr
. l-
. Blasted. . in
“W“ m Tenor. Knox
N. KW!
Anion
‘m the nrcsont tlnw
TEACHER LUNDER ARfiEST.
Trouhlo in School at Wanton. Own this
Whipping '91 a Boy.
Harry Wotarbury, teacher or the Mid.
‘ 9 an District school. at Weston. has been
arrested, charged with usuault upon
Normup Radiant, an unruly pupil. son
of Mr.‘ and Mrs. John Belliont. The
case will be tried before Justice of the
Ponce Parsons. next Suturduy morn»
ing. Attorney John J. Walsh will pros-
ecute. and AttorneyJ. ll. Hurlbult will
nppcur for the detmdunt.
According to the best information,
and this is rathcr ditlleult to obtain, as
those interested take rndioal sides in
the matter, is to the effect that Bodient
had gone out of. his way to make Mr.
Waterbury trouble. and though for n
time the tent-her put up with tho irritn-
lion. he at last «loomed it advisable to
give Master Bedlcnt o sovem punish
1110]“.
While the whipping was in progress.
the boy triad to erode the blow and
was hit in the fore with the rulcr
which cut tho skin and bruised the
limb, making an ugly nppcnrlug,
though not dangerous wound.
lipon arriving.r homo young [icdlent
coinplulncd to his parents. who at once
hocnmc indignant and demanded antis-
i’hcilon from the pedhgoguc. This; thenr
did not not, hnd took recourse to the
law.
The suntlmcnt in Weston seems to
fovor the young tonehcr. though the
parents have nmny friends who side
with them in tho choc.
-—WOMAN’S EXCHANGE.
Couuicnorh of ChrlL-‘tmns hoods to
the Exchange should llllVi' lht'lll ln hr
Dot-umber 15. no the oponinu take»;
place December 17.
lliiilllllil nun
So i of Shell Fish Commissioners
Against Talmadge & 'Lyon.
DISPUTE OVER BilUNllMillS
Oystermen Who Had Been Suhpoencd
as Witnesses, and Many Others
Present at the Session in South
Nor-walk This Morning.
The suit of the Slutc Shell Fishcric:
Colnuiisuion ugnlust 'l‘nlnuulxc ts; Lyon
oi Norwnlli. to define the owner-hip oi‘
oyster ground oil‘ Souihport. wu< rom-
iucuccd this morning. in thc South
Norunlk Council chnvnb'n'. Thu coin
missioncis urc i‘hris tin :l‘wnrlr. of
South Norwnlli; Gum“ C. “Iii-in. at
llridchmr. illill Svth Sanford at llvvi-
t‘ling. Tlic i‘li‘l'li of [hrs imnzd. .\ .V. -
(‘lclinu .‘~lnilicw.~on. ut New llnvun
was him prompt.
General Rllafi"ll li‘rost was the mud
sci for the ninth. reprcncntinu tlw rte.-
txu'nmugcucrnl in ivchulr‘ of the Corn-
1". Attorney .lidiii ll. Light up
ll!
Suspended .
Norwalk Difiannnduct to be
invasilgatod in Council.
TROUBLE "filial" l hill
The Policeman, it is Alleged, Ordered
The Horses Removed From the
Street Without Cause-—-Owner
Lodges a Complaint. *
()dlrr-r llobert N. Morohonuc. ol’ the
Norwnlk police force. has been sun»
pended by Mayor Glover, pending an
investigation by the City Council. into
charges of intoxication). the m‘t‘enhc. it
is niloued. having occurred while tin
oiilccr was on duty Suturduy cvcnint:
'l‘hc compluinnnt in tho ‘noo is
Chariot: Jennings. u!” Poplar Plains.
Chic.” of Police lil‘nrliny. in view of tho
churn-:4 nuiiic. bus tiled, Willi T-lnyor
(ilorcr. a written statement of ill!“
compluint and his knowledge of the .it-
fair.
Thr- truuhle cnmc nbout h): Officnr
\loz‘rhouac nttcmpilnu to rcmorc Mr.
.ivnninizs's tcum from in from or Brow-
cr cl: \‘l’urden'n i‘cvd More, in Main
rliccl. uhorily aftcr thld o'clock. The
tcmu was blnnitoti-d nud hnd lm‘u
rinndiuu there it short limo, whiic Mr.
.lcumnus was: willing for a food bill
The oiilccr now the tcnm, and nttcr re
moving the blankets, called upon
licoruc Finch to get into the wagon
and drive to Dunn & llanks‘u livery
‘ililll‘d‘h'. and place the turnout in their
charge .‘ilr. .lchuings's uon wutchml
tho nunmwiion, and went into the
store to nppraisc his l’nihcr of what
has going on. Mr. Jennings hustled
out in uhorl order. nnd ordered Mr
Mort-housi- to lc.i\'c the it‘zliil alone
ll» sold 3': mm early in the evening
and he had it prrlcct :luint to driw into
town and hitch tlllll blanket his team
uhilc he attended in business:
'l‘lic oiilccr snid complnnit hnd luwn
uraeit- about the {Mini nnd :hnr hr has
1min?! 'o ri-ino'w ll. Some words lol-
ioxwd. and Mr. .lcnninuu income on
ifr)‘. i-‘ilunils who \vorc \I'lih him IllM‘i
llllt'lfi‘illl and a row on; throntonr-d
(”kiwi of Police? Bradley board of th»
tumbiv. and hush-nod to the «corn.»
ilo :-il\\‘ sonicihin: pcculinr in ll'il.‘ oill
'-: “Ullilll‘ t. in oi'ilcrim: ilu- toxin 1»
Miami w) miriv the l‘\'v«'{i‘.lif.1. Illi‘l
:isitl ll him to stop down to polo-c lic‘m»
uuurivrrs. .‘iiuyor illoror tins elm uunr
umnwi. and there was a short session.
behind r-iosut‘l doors. .
Tin-.uffnir hm attracted con-zidorahln
utrcntlnn. and i: iiw s-hlci’ mm» of mu.
\crsutlon hi the Nnrwnlk sud of lip»
4w
pcni'ctl for 'l‘hlmzuigc & Lion. tin d-r
inhalants: in tlli‘ ll‘.\'f‘ ,‘iim‘nwy liziil
oi' the lll'lll of Hull & Johnson .ii‘
llridzwpoit. rt-proswntmi ihc Nutuini
Growth o_\ stv-rmcn
About A dmcn ovslcrmcn
inn-n suimommi "l3 with.“ -.
llfv‘St‘ill. iogcth. 5' with f"..-.l l~ rs 3’."
liszwnors. Alter tho witni :vt‘S hnd
hccn suurn. John ll. Crochet of lie-v
uytcn. tool: thc sluiul Hc snid hc hzri
been an oystormnn for ."orivitm \wnlh‘
«turn the etnltln: out (23' tho lil': Via A
oyster 1min. ills sold in» first lmwn
tiiéivililg on lip.» Puli‘liclil
:rntmd. about Hui-n
Wliil l‘. :i-l
no.4, um
m .'
:zinl was (up:
with Sunken island (lli'l lilo lliDitliS iiws-
ignmcd us Pine (‘rook and Fronts
Points. and the locality known
Souihport harbor. Ho hnd worked
cart oi’ Sillikt‘ll island. and the simwi
oi’ Sunlo n lillillil. in Schumann i‘Y'rl":
and ill\\il_\.\ mpr-osml :7 to in- n uniurui
lwl ii» «unit of tin work
of his lzi‘v along the fillil’T of 'hut “l ”i
ii)‘ “'iiii two othcr men ho had from
i m I p. lll.. v‘rc-‘igcd thrw- hundrwi
imulwl- ol’ ow Tin-r» awn.- no
buoys or words to dosuznotc tit-ii 'lwr
wcrc nnnc-l by other than th» public
il' largo H» «outiuucd to work via-.-
until HTS 78. During tho lull: pur‘wd
in Soutl'port harbor mutb M the not
urzzl Mil iiwrr ‘
dx‘
deli l-usl
’Hi'S.
.rna one sinclu Ln.‘ 0.
liliil}.< at" out. by summon.
t'iu rmurtmviinn'fnu hr ‘Jl' HEN.
lw- would not. :wtnti‘ pmitircl)‘ Vip- «infra
hi: counucncin: or leaving off tho
on tho..°r,u:thpo“i ire-Us
. (Ilium Rowiund, of Host .\'orwztii<.
«nil l2» wax mvcnty‘thrcu :mrirs oi? 239:"
on! lollowml ti!» natural :zowth lumi-
mm'zui from New York: to South
Norwull; in Hit. llc wail up to NH
\wll Licc'i.iitits~=l with 7hr» l’niriicii nni
Sodiizpnrt mob": lurk, worklu: from
("litmus island to Your ii‘ivcn. il‘
hii'l drcduczl
loud in Pro.
12933
M Point. North: that
time there was no HARP.“ or ’rnow mil
"to whnlc 'rit lnitv wt: r‘orisidnrewl prin-
iir ground. iic hart woe-km tho flown
port. tunic crcrr yours. lmtwccn lll"
flutes prm‘iously mentioncd.
William .\. ltnrmond. of limit. Nor
walk. hnd llrwl in Norwnlla: «harm: the:
wvcnty-two room of his life, and hid
boom in the cyotcr lumfncm truth :1. bar
lie Md rlrcs'lrv'd
on tho natural twin {mm Nor-walk t.)
ilrivigupmt. and hnd workwl the Whith-
mrt buds
tom. although thurc wan sumo parts
cobblm nmi ruzur blurlm. lilo hnd aim
worked on tim n97." llriilgmmrt uwyrtor
Nil. Which ho had hmrd brohn out Mr
worked ,
it‘lltl. During tru- time he
thorn, thaw wcrc no buoys or Hakim;
to donut“ private owrmruhip. and r":-
rrythimp: was upon to ll‘l'lr public mg. he
remenihcroei it.
in repiv no Attorncv Hunt hr» wot;
neutrino thud: ltc :vorlnuzl ”W whim»
$outhport lvr-vi. out ”to Whirl:- ol‘nhc
lied I'll?! modiw'tiw n! torsion dentin};
that-am your-n.
land. the mud Minn; autumn u! that
point.
William G. (imam, of smut Nor
talk. twinned than he «no in “to on»
In a mm m.
oystcrs from Sum-run l“‘,.
Most of it war hard hot:
lion v-orl‘crd tn Bruit-m bl- =
town Tllt.‘l(' is much stimulation as
‘m the outrouw of the cow Mr. More
I’m'lse' mulls us: one of :i‘c lli‘ii villi-cw.
: the force. and the hope that it mu...
'in' men 2! the <l113: urn
.i ibni vhcrv tin: cir
«flirtatious. l»: "rc. .' MJvrxwvwii.
Mia»
NO MEASURE OF STRENGTH.
Judge Light's Elcztion to Speakership
will be by Consent of Both Factions.
Tin» .lr Y.‘ll4"" of .luduo- .ioiin ll. Light
to the spculu-rubip of the next House‘
Humps to bc an occupied fact in oil
“warms. Allie-ugh Judge E. S. Banks.
of l’nirileld lina~ been nicntlonrd in
mnnrctien with it. ho is not seriously
conshlvrcd as a candidate. hnd present
ind
inn.- ipv opposition,
Julius Linn: nun rur'uniiiiou from
; lust pm; in tho lust {(r‘l'll‘TTll usucniivl}
innit lmrwr~ urn living ~homr.d up..n
him, .Xt'nt'ucv kuce‘dy. the barrier or
the" his". Hm a". gm - to ti». . npii
Micro-:3; King. of \‘(f‘li'ntinih~ nn'itii- r
«f tin Rrpublicnn lv-anicm of ’ll“ forni-
H‘ Humm, i-= mid to furor .lurinm Lilrht
Soho
;o'.‘ 9‘2» Judiciary t‘niilllllir‘W'
l The wiwwiion oi .luiim‘ Light ’lt)"> nvv
lituiiintn- in lilo ~ kahuna illizli 2h; Fw-
M‘iltlf'il mrn hnvc the uppvr innit. .'l'~‘
ih-‘rv i:= no divisim tutu-m n tin ivnrlvm
of iiw two int-11mm in tiw ;.-
publiwun flight. Thu Howl‘s
, x
. it.”
Light‘s
inurlc no or") 'iriun Mich )lr
I."l.l‘.illil;li.}' “.u our . . n<l. llzui tiwrr
turn our dirt-atop. inc hunt for tho
>ll“3i~‘l‘i’hhl[i would doubtlusa hzt'rs‘ iwnn
b». Wren Mr. Licht and Mr King. 3174'!
.2 owwzrinn of utrcugth on thorn linm
ritzhl have born uii>:.:istrrm.~. tn the l-‘olr-
mild ("entity mndidntn Slain: up ”1’
{Rt‘iltlllllt‘ihn ethic of tho llousn 2-; rc~
lpirik ti‘hir' ullncinm‘r in ivlthnr fur-lion
i: a difficult nmivlcm. hnd om which
iis dimhil’ltl it z'tnvr‘n» would «in: ii 11rd
,mm‘ Mill on}: ilrwm- oi n« curacy.
' .lri if is .luv‘lzc Light. is or. sum .1: any
”Tilt" [st-mid inc thou curly oi the uncultur-
whip. ~ ~ifrirlgrzmrt Former.
hilt. HUBBELL'S NEW COTTAGE.
Til“ (know for William B. llhiihnli"
contain». at Mill» lithimmoch lrlnnrl
‘u-nl ruircd lmt Saturdn'r Mirror-ow
The house will loo co ’Dlt‘li‘fil. nnrl
.rcmlr for occupancy by Mt. cpl—in:
A lame number of nmpi‘oyneu of Mr
.ilnbbcll’n but (actor; went down in
building: in position.
PEPPER BLOCK CORNER-3TONE.
Work: on the foundation for film the
our hotel block‘ on Brunt: Main nnrl
ilillmlmh murmur. ham no for
mhsml, that. t.» «moorlzflonn oi ”in
building will he told tutor or tumor-
row. "in“ local“ pnpcru and other dam.
'nml docurrwhtu of intcirwt will it»
Qpnnrcd in ”it! Mono.
TIM? thickens! coal scam in tho world
in tho Wyoming. EMA! Twin Crook. in
tho arm miter can! tinnitus Wyomtm
it in. highly me thick. and upwards of
my» tool of wild mi nonunion “Md
whit.
:itlons nrc thnt .ludgc l.l£’.llt will “
and m in slated himvii for chairman;
his brunch. nod assisted in uniting tlw .
p rrio l
alto, on. irons
Ointment to tho‘
,ul‘oduon the Box.
lg to Witness some
somewhat of n .
outluusiastn who ll
tor Grounds e‘xr‘iec‘t it
good court. The” estporta," 518 they
culled tbcmuelv me over with Bow
on or the. crack 1) bar» or the "Yuuni.
gun" tenth of Eritisoport with them.
and tuninctudlo1 nth Tigers on, tho
mirth. They did not gt an opportun-
ity to do u hawa‘yor. an the Tigers
no a body, 1. uciin‘o to play against the
“Wosipurts.” somo'vot whom weighed
on much ugoln its “the East Norwalk
boyu. .
An clevon was finally picked up
about the field to do battle with the
”Wcutport” aggrogutlon. The first
buli’ reunited in a score of eighteen
points for the "Weutportu," no~cnlled
and nothing for tho‘v‘plekedulp Norwulit
clutch. in foot, the latter team scarce-
ly now the bull, annually did the vial-
toru go through their linen. The Nor-
\l’illll team then refused to play tur-
thcr, as thoy saw it Will-i useless
against players of the size and reputa-
tion of the Yunnlgann.
’i‘izo gunm between the South New
wuik Hlpzh School Blown and the Rob»
err. Picnics. Juniors. at Stamford. Wuu
it pretty one. auroral good pluyn bciuu
mode on both sides. The arm-o.) result
ml nirrnn to fire in favor of the High
Schools.
There will be a game next Friday at-
torunnn lu-iucen tho Brown's liuulncm
(Jollr‘ut- loam and tho. Bottu' Al'ii'lliuly
clown. of Si’illilfol‘d, on “H! l’liinci‘
Grounds. .
rubidium
Traced from Stamford to a livery
Stable in drooklyn.
SIMPLY TAKING CARE UFTHEM
u
I
Expected the Supposed Owner to Call
for Them Latch—A Wagon Stolen
From Rowa ton Also Found
in the am: Stable.
H'I‘AMFORD. Bt‘eccirilier lil
ihrcc horses. wagon and various otiwr
property lulu-n from the lii‘."‘l of ii 1..
Furniwr. oi Stamford. inst ‘ii'i‘w'li. haw
noun rwuvci’od.
l‘nimtnhlo Schlcd‘itwog trncvd the,»
rhinos in u livery rlnbic on l’locrum
nirwi in Brooklyn. N. l‘. The m-npic
ill l'llliiifl‘ of the stable Sfliil illt‘)‘ hilt-i"
nothing about tho rign. The} “W"
simply taking care oithcm. and vapori-
w! the suppouod ownm‘u to call tor
them later. This countable also found
a wagon in tho soror- iltnblc which wan.
Molou {mm Honori‘l‘lm {auroral rccciiu
unto.
'i'hv
OUR NEIGHBOR. THE SOUTH.
Address by Rev. W. H. Hubbard to the
South Norwalk Teachers.
The rcculnr meeting of the South
Nurwulk 'rvar-iicrs‘ Association will be
lull in thiv klr‘vrlurirnrtcn room of ti!)
i-‘r..ia.--:li‘n srlum' 'i‘ucozluf: chiHh: ii.-
I‘ sniu'r ll lim‘ \iiiiium H llllllllI-li'."
wzli address the ichchcrs and thou-
it'll-[ills upon iiic subicrt. "()ur Nomi}.
l
.ii'llS'"lll'" South."
i‘l‘n' rt rrcud garish-mun. having lav
e-i in :l‘w- South tin. lurgcr portion nz'
iifi- lhnrcl’urw ‘numrmx: modiimu»
.1» they t-xia‘t boil: socially and politi-
cuilr. is qualified to present thc suhjwt
in all its intcrcsziug lights: Owing to
his reputation us v. ilurul speaker upnn
nil Almeria he attempts. the teachers
niulnlc tlwnisclwu upon hunt:
wnzrn his mum :mil .‘rrrlrrs
»
"3w I'zirumiztw‘ ill rll"rcv in" thx
-" ilii'll.’ .‘i‘i- \lz: i‘imrlnttl» Lamont,
Him Acne.» llnrrrrr unvl Mir-.4 Mari“
Knill‘.
SECOND SUNDAY lN ADVENT.
Scrmons and Servaccs in the Churchco
of The Norwalks.
‘. man ‘vi’ :wrii s~ A H in '1i in ”i'ri'i'lv
i‘?‘ "vii. luut. night it ivy: u rof'}: lr‘.‘
Yrri'i‘dlni‘.’ and prior: rurcrmn)‘ cunncci‘
.«n With ”it I.‘hi'i~>izi‘.:i-l—r.iriin Mow-clan“.
liwuci q luatilliun rpm the vl=ilvlrnn of
”hr Syd-lei; it'll/ml thc spirit or mt‘iru
iw lint-ix who urn uninrr’luntc or iii
.mi lawn not rhl runny [il.ElFl.ll’D'R pos-
mud ‘oy iii“ \‘n'mc omplc m" Trinitv
n: i-b, ‘l'l‘w illllzii’ but: u. rpm-in! l-in‘
91w servici: The choir hnd scr—
mldirlcnni numbers. and um: nu-
ll~ruwl in the rcndrriug oi some of lhmn
up within“. (Iu's'iiin tho l'hnm'r”
‘ .irrhnzcd a rI-prescmhllon of thi-
= of llrthichr'n. ormngcd with
'l'li‘ round to contpiwlcnm‘i of dctuil.
i to thin the chllllrnh brought r‘mlr
will; of mono)“. timid. tfiilfli. i‘Ff‘. TM?
wril “a .immnnmi "1 rt (cw days among
inn mums hrmpitmd hnd ehildwn'o in-
‘~'lliill(m.‘~‘. ’znuinr the direction of tho
l-Trif-‘mnril f’huwh‘“. Tllc rwror. Rc-v
‘W‘ztr'lllr E‘. Hnmpbrim, prominent from
Him in” “it to morn hit-.nrnd to give
'h‘izi in rnrfiwi."
in wnm (j, Kalil". at New York
..nird tho pulpit o! the South Nor-
mL. I'mmrecnimml "'imrrh. .v'rotrr
dogs, and M. both fiMrV'lflft‘il‘i entertained
and instructed lam" cmmmtiom fl“
in work in China. hr. Nobles!
“w. u modicnl mlmlonnry o! tho
ran Board of Foreign Minotaur.
MW at
.m’il
‘ l. Mae-r:
'Ti’li‘ltitwd marry mrzuinnl urwriuncm.
and held the clarinet aiiunlia‘n n! hit-l
‘i'illiiitr'figmllinn throughout, his madman-mi.
fill the vcuwr hombre im- lanolin on The
(new. or l’lfi“ (£0:th Uni-tiring. first
idilinn Slicmoml-Ncwkirk was the am
told, rmwlerinm ill‘w Mia-clique on
mannered) Saturday in but usual irritants:
_ mnurwr.
OTTENDOBFEB OUT OF DANGER.
NEW “Milli. inocmlwr lll~4-0uw3l’ti
«introduction; the «rim: oil” tho Monti!
lotion. on whom a nominal operation
.wnn performed mortal dam aim. ‘m
li’t‘klminfli today to: be out oi all danger.
for mwrnl yuan-z in that cmpirc, rm .
Another Submarine Boat to Look for Treas-
ure in the Sound-*Coniiici Under
Water imminent.
liltllX‘JEI-‘Ol’t'l‘, December io—~thn several months ago the
Sound Count Wrecking Company was organized hero with eonsili~
crablc local capital, it was believed that it was the only concern of
its kind in thc country, and that the submarine boat Argonaut would
have a clear field in its operations in Long island Sound.
It was
the purpose of the inventor of the .~\rgonuui, Captain Lake. to lo—
cate the innumerable wrecks in the WillCTS of the Sound, and bring
the treasure contained therein to the surface.
The little divlugbijiai has been at work at a point oil Stony
(‘rcclt for some weeks in search of a barge containing a large cargo
of t‘Olllll‘l‘. Now comes the anhoum‘crucnt that the wreck was locat-
Oil in May last, by a New Haven man. who is rushing the work of
prcpnringzinoilicrimnt for the purpose of carrying away the much-
soughi trczlsurc.
“bother n conilici under water between the rival
crews will result or not is no open question. and the end is waited
with iutcrcst.
0
First Taste of Winter Weather.
(fllA'l‘llA .\l. Musk. Dcccmbcr io-anilors along Cape Cod had
their first tnstc of wihtcr weather. last night, and many vessels
were forced in shore for an anchorage oil
(fimthzhu touch. A
llill'llll‘l‘tihl gale nddcd to the (lthUillfUi‘i of freezing tcmpcraturc and
the sailors shill-roll grcatly. \vhilc tlicir vessels wcrc so badly iccti up
as in llC almost unmanageable.
\\'ith sails from-u to the masts tiic ariivumcrs today were tug-
ging at their anchor chains lit-furl: thc gnlc. which thrcntcncli every
minutc to tear ihcm limsc and tirirc illcm to son.
ii (lil'lt‘ll \'i‘\S(‘iS iii the ilet‘t.
There are about
Many tug.» null tiicir tows nrc hold up in \‘incynrd Sound.
Revolver Furnishes Clue l0 Murder.
l’.\\\"l‘l'(.‘i\'li'l‘. it. |., Dcccmlicr m-~-~~'l‘lic revolver found by
licicrtirc Slicrmnn null thc l"nwiucl\'ci pn'h‘r ofhccm, when they
C(lpilli‘l‘l‘l tlic tour membcrs of thc Smith—li..;;kcti~i’ntcr>‘.ougangof
\rirc ililt‘Vt‘S on Novcmlicr to. which has liCCll considered a clue to
ilic llllli'llt‘l’ oi .\li.~< May l’oshcrg. at l’itisficld, 31355., last August,
in tiir prc'wut opinion of llctcclivw: was not the wcapon used. An
nilcgcil t“)lllt"«‘$lllll ll)’ our of the gang: lcd in an investigation which
ham almwu thin. tin: rcvuircr was ntnlcn from a summer cottagc Ell
l'cmbruiw. .\i:1.~s.. and not only l‘i 2m rrltl mic, but wcilvniglit usc-
icss.
Pro-Boer Meeting Prohibited bu Police.
LlViiRl’Oi il.. ilct-«xiuln-r m~~.\ pru— locr meeting. at which
Mi“ Monti litilllit‘ tins in prcaidr. tonight, has liccn prohibited by
illt‘ liiilim‘.
'l'lic. rciuruiuguucmbcrs oi tiiv
Royal t'muulinu Regiment,
’wliirh lv‘i imiivlnn this morning. :ll'i‘ll. oil “on" during: lllt' flay. Tilt-y
rr "sin-ll n alum» from litrLfL' rrmvii. :m‘i \vcrr chirrtnincli at Much
Will li\ l
ill. l.l‘. i‘i'ill‘u ll
1 H l(' \l Ll i. il"i‘i.'illlit‘f M" i
in- l.ill'tl Maynr. Mr. .\iiill'r inhalant”. it'lil the (Minimum:
Xi \l.irr. ihirrl \‘if‘snprnitlt-iit of
the: \tli'l/i\ii'l. loin-Ln A. Santa l'v- Railway. il"(‘l{ift"il to‘ulav that tlic
lcii'fli'nl‘lll‘h' only rm. ctlcrtm on the hull. ("olnrmlo & Saute
it lx'niirwn-l lit-lump {our and h lrlmiirmi illt‘ll, lli‘ Salli, arc still
nut on lip- Stillillt"'il Ltnhx‘h “in
illt' \‘t (wit "ll lil‘w'l‘iifil.
--=r>l‘. ilit ili~.i;illrisun Divifinu :mli
Fell inloflBoiling Water.
Ni iR\\'l“ii, ("min . Dcccmlvcr
limlclitcrvi Mr and Kirs- 'i'lmmw
llih viii:
unit-r, NH 45"» modulo vital in“
l.liL‘l1ile‘.L'.iltl luir: Maxim: ili“".i'l
tail“ on» li'i‘i'lM‘.’ «with
mug“
il)7~.\'ciiil‘.
Rubia-r.
tln- fivc-ycar-old
mi Ella! Main ~trcci.
.. “m i;.i‘in~ int-M1lizirirwfliuiliug
‘ 'i inc pan iiuvi lirru it'll cm
«i :l. 7m- child it'll in.
Li Hung Chang’s Secretary Arrested.
l! ’T‘s'l Nil-i. l’l'i,‘t‘ll‘lllt'l' Iii—— \ ~ icrinl rluwgvntch from Shanghai
.whum‘w'iw lizal. in tinny: i'imhjr'»
isms-i :u‘rtxlr-r‘, lit‘ urilrl‘ ill l'vlz'li'l .‘sl7lr‘~ll£ll
I .
mu
the
Hamlin
'-.n'l
<l‘("‘(‘i.'t|"_\‘, Vii-m.
l‘t aide rscr. on
rienrqr of (J‘Oillilllii‘:lilting with th- ilnxcru.
WEAVERS ON STRIKE.
Success of their Step at Now Redford
Seems Doubtful.
NEW ilillll‘flili) Slow l“ wrml’wr‘
ll"l~~.\ Emilio» (i! wwnvnr.‘ :1? Kim altruisti-
nvt and ii: lam» mill; lllllii hint-I. er
dut', but tho sun vow of the stop act-med
tlonhtfui. nu many of El‘lt' “cow-r»; wont
to mork. The mill ulnnhfiv'mchi’cirum-3
it him almost the 'h‘h’ll‘.‘ force ill. work.
u‘hiit- thr- pic-Rein of tho union tincture
that not cumzzh min: in to lawn tho;
'l‘iw plant. “an; in opt-74
mill: running.
ration durinr: the tor-cumin.
HARTFORD TOWN CLERK DEAD.
ISMcini to The Sentinel i
ii i it'l’P‘ilitlh. llS'-”“!!'iliv".’ him-lulu: L'.
l-liuuinr. (or mam yvnrn town and city
cleric. of Hartford. dial at bin homo in
this city at if: if: p. in, today. For uix‘
tor-n yurym Mr. lliminu had been a
treat naiiillrnr from rhr-nmntinm. this;
dint-nae minding him to his rlcnth .‘rlr.
lliggins‘o sickneuo hm lwon «mo oi the
rum! trying rascal rm rcmrrl in thin
city. Mr. Hinton wax horn in New
lmrdon June is}. um.
TRAIN JUMPED A SWITCH.
A ”night nrul‘n lumrml n witch, tint.
nrunr night. at No! turbidity. and «its
loycrl the casthound freight and mu»
stinger nroinr, arriving in South Nor
walk. ymtcrdnv morning, for nearly- an
hour. Thor outbound train, router
day morning, was darlaiycrl twmty min.
with by the opening at the draw hridgc
in Wcutport.
A DOUBTFUL COMPLINENT.
Ho tinndlrlmi like you do: much.
Sm. own. Fido and thin borne than!
like: you!
wind». you: all dumb animate like
now-Piciciliolfp.
‘lc-ii than in this amnion.
COLDEST DAY OF THE WINTER.
MALONE. N. Y.. licr'cm'ru-r iii—”SHIT
vinv one the coldout and mom. dinagroo.
nh'ln day of thc wintvr h‘fiti‘. Tho mur-
- 'rg' drerpr-d to 1mm and thc Wiml
l 'a-nv ii. 5min all day. ’l'lw snow in badly
livif'wi in lhn iiiCinlTY of Lnlw ('ham‘
plain and in the Adirondacks; moth all
Mnlono. whore connidcmhiy more unnw
This morn—
ing thr- ths-r‘rnom-i‘tcr rosistcrml l7» sis->-
Ween balm»: 92W") in this; village.
SOUTH NORWALK CLUB POOL,
The immi- ut-hmiulerl to thin» plum
,n‘aturday cvcninz. octwwn 1?. Adamo
"nod ii. Bruno, won not played. Th4
,eamm arrangnd thus for this
18"."
.Slatur; chnI-utiay. Willrml
Sam! 3. ll Tnylor; Thomtlny. Percy P;
weclt
Monday. .1. M. Ferrlu 1nd .l. is:
llwlwnli
“artist and H. J. (lilwon.
Two‘verennus.
”You, ll?» trunk hoautml ('oionnl
Bragg. "i‘ro bum in innumernhlo out
zugemcnts. and ye: i newvr lost. my
bread."
”And i'rr» icon in litinrtmln o." tip to."
replied the warmer girl. "and mm!
boot my hcnrt."~~{blinds-[nun imam.
u
ANTARCTIC SALES.
With :ntnmt iumrmptioml my bad: erm-
ttntmily nonhuman hoary gulch. me
or which («carried on miilm an hour.
11mm males naturally maidmbly
checked the iii-imam oi mm urgent
lionsr-norchegrmink of Widow
Cross in Communism Magnum.
"Yesterday our Ilium-My club diurnal»
mi 'Conwrmlitm on n imii Art.’ "
”Winn m the out Mutation!
"0h. melt I ”boob now: that M
Mr hurt! «but anybody manifwin
diatom Initial.
I spectabie woman air good one“
rubidium.
wer Presout
uue. ‘ ‘
WANTED~POEITION
ended young man. pliant)
writer and book-keepdr.
firemen. Addrean Ameriu
co. , ‘ ._
Employer. m
WANTED-4‘0 GO 0111‘);
to do general housework. wash
ironing. Apply to Mrs. Jii
Bouton street. 80. Norwalk. ,-
WANTED—SKILLED 003313.
orntors on line goods. Permanai
ultlon. Location New York city
dross, Cornet Manufacturers. thil‘
flee. pd
WANTED»'~1‘O DO AT MOM
dressing. or any kind of work,
dom- on Smith Premier Tymw‘t‘i
Neat nnd accurate. M. H. W d“
7.
wnik oillco, Norwnlk. "' '
WANTED - A YOUNG a
would like to assist in Home amp,
ment, such an caring for one child
light housework; No drudgery.
dross P. 0. box 320. 80. Norwailt
t
TEACHERS WANTED - NH.”
teachers wanted immediately: gr ‘
primary, intermediate and nominal“.
Also several High school teachsqr‘
Demand on this agency greater t til
the supply. Bend for resistant,
is the most tnvo bl"
registration. nun
blank. This
time for ,
Touchem' Agency, 80 Dwight air
New Haven, Conn. Telephone 877.3 ' ‘
d
WANTED -— HUSTLING YOUNG
man can make 860 per month and
nausea. Permanent position. Elm
lance unnecessary. Write (title! for
particulars. Clark & 00.. 4th with
cut BL, Philadelphia, Pa. ‘ 1208
TO LET.
TO LET—~FOUR ROOM AVA
merit. 2nd story, over A. P. Damon
store. Rent, 38. Halls lighteddl '
mi and cleaned. inuuiro at the on}
of the out Well Cigar 00.. 83 Washing-
ton street. dill“ [I
TO LET—~CHEAP RENTS 0N H R?
bor 3.519.. Norwaik. References requir:
ed. Apple ut the Fairiieid 0mm
Savings Bank. as I
TO LET—FROM DE EMBER 1
house of eight rooms, . rner Booth
Main St. and Woodward Ave. All mad
urn improvnmentn. Walter L. wow
3) Concord St.. South Norwalk. 6'! 3|:
TO LET-4.0WER PART or 21
Marshall street. improvements. Rd
moderate. Newly painted and on rod
inquire C. Becker, Hi Would ' ’
58: houses and building lot: for
lflany payments; second floor. 5 room.
Kl Woodward avenue, rent 38. Apply
to E. A. Woodward. '
T0 LET—SIX ROOM APARTHEN. I
at No 6 Pine street. South Norwalk:
nism 6 room cottage, Bayvlew planar
East Norwaik. Apply to Jamel 0.
Crown, 2 West avenue. 04 tf
FOR SALEW
FOR SALEM—ONE TOP BUGG‘
i'-'hllr-rhripr-l body. for sale cheap. ‘ in ’
um :iasaa orrlr-r, Address Bargaind‘um
11';le officc Evening Sentinel. dlt‘l 3t
PlANO —— FAMILY SACRIFICES
nmv magnificcnt upright cabinet mild
lpatantp. i’nsurpassiahle tone. carved
mwmrvms: liaFlS. slirr-r mounted, 812 .‘
mmrunlocd. Artistic parlor suit, oi
painting's r-tr lir-uldenee, l8? Win30"
"3" nrmuv, ncnr Thirty-second 81;.
luau York. «15740421447
for; sue.-.m' 'uwwi
material: gmd boat {or naphtha vow-
er. Apply to Henry Cutbill, Ronny:
ion. Conn. d8“
FOR SALE -»~i.f.\i”i'. ROSE HAS A
:tnam holler of in horm'powor and a
tandem enginr- I)! night horse power.
for mic, at in. low prim. (fan be M
iii. work any day. High attract, Nor .
oxalic. d7 1“
Pnorussiohhfi
MADAM Tennv. mun Kimball
and i'almist, No. to Washington lit.”
until Saturday. Hummlztofl. 4.105;
" MISCELLAqutis.
WILLIAM EFFRON BUYB‘ : .
may, it: lb : rubber boots and 5M; ‘7‘
in; rapper, lie: brass 7c: MAIL-“3M
iron 3% own: woolen “metal. 1‘ all»
l'ayu mort- thnn mambo/tummy W
or call. 52 Van Zandt "cunt. m
MUN/am. ‘ ‘1‘“
M. KHABOVITZ ‘ 8-. F0».-
im’ Tailors and Drmmkm: W
in: and repairing neatly done. = "
mac unyiu, reasonable m. 47
Main 8t. 80. Nm‘will. '
l
me new” Mini.
The devil] Bible is m of ”It,
mum! in the moi "my.” the
palace at Stockholm. Sweden. It":
library the"? am 200.00. mm . .
mm mlflfllmml. ma Bible ii ' - ‘
ton on m wound, in” ..
There is a mum IM it .
rm your to «mmtm -'
the eighth to the W.
But. according; to" '
quite on writable. ;" 2,.
was; motor! in 3mm; ‘
lumen anointing and ‘
monk a portrait of. .l-
lrmitovtmc. m 8'“:
manuscript from Q .~ "
during the Tull-twilight
Norwalk Chronicler