”m:
y no-
? outwith mu hymn. stamina:
With n. “39ch A Mont.
rd- Nigbhrut tho orth
‘ Bargain House.
M
hula (billion. a clerk in tbc‘onr
and conned
loft for the
of .’ Sturtcvunt. proprietor
d clout Store at tho corner
ligand; , ..
ideal. earlytlaturday eve
blimp" himfroin work on:
him with soother clc'rl:
rd floor cf‘thdutoro. gettin'
the distinction alevnto » cl
Women '0! pl iii «in
be MA! . ,.
’ Collins stepped into the
in young“ at the first floor. Several
othtr clarity Willi“ to bill-aid. One of
._ aside; llfl bruised. - ‘ ,
cc ,. W? 3 Bond was sent for. and
‘ ,‘ulové‘flfto‘the huspital, so that
in rung; tofhisinlnrien could he
it funny?
, okon below the hip. and
thatvlthe most severe cuts were two
, .Thullul‘ in doing nicely and resting
‘coh'gifortably and will soon be in his
father he has lately been
(Lends in Henry street,
a ammonium”
‘ rpnts fund)" for, dullvcry.‘
, e. or our
1 ll ' " €21??in two uto‘rind.‘ landing on
M3 1658 ‘dlleufl and be was
outathe ambulance. The boy
, , 1 tuna-found that the right
’ let: me
, scalp wounds on thebaclr of the head.
lfigdlgtilb'w the lad has“
. exceedingly popular
_llfor_nlu. and is hvisiting: berg“ for
the» limited mm armoured are
We: .' Shown? “few"
.“l’n
" ban , the unl-
cnaitlndwurce, in New Hav-
enhund nopearsdn‘ about the largest
churches there Thurcdny evening. She
has written many original monologues.
which aha git/es charmingly. and this
arrangement of’."Lubflle" is original
with; her. She lsrwinning in manner,
with“: frank vaincerlty and readiness to
pleaae and be pleased,” which endears
her to those who hear her.
Hot recitation of the} play consists in
giving four acts. as follows:
Act l--’l‘he Forgotten Past; The
Reuuwckening.
Ant ll-The Temptation; ’l‘he Sacri-
lice»: ‘
Act ill-Jinn Meeting at Ems; The
Beacon.
(Time. three years later.)
Mt leThc Atonement.
‘ (Time, twenty-five years later.)
‘It would be impossible to have more
flattnrlng .1 press notices than those of
Mind Fulton” from important. paperu
liar-vantcrtaiument is entirely out of
the ordinary. _: ‘ . .
Gentlemen gues’ta are clawed. and. an
usual. refreshments and an informal
reception will follow. The hostesses
arc Mrs. R. 8., VnnBurcn and Mice
Alice Cole. ‘
8T. MARY'I LADIEB' All).
.Aa...”
two osmium ‘wprk During the
Yenr-«Offlcarn Elected.
The. annual meeting of the Ladien'
Md Bocioty of lit. Mary's Church, was
held, yesterday. ’l‘hc following offic—
erl’vnre chosen: '
'FMldflhi—«Mlnn Lillie l’owcll.
Vice proalrlcntmbiisu aarab Connors.
rotarymllilea Anna Bheehan.
limurcrmlldra. 3‘. ii. Manning.
. ‘ reports of the various ccmmih
teed allowed that a large amount of
child hie work has been planned and
csrri _‘ --o‘ut rdnrinin‘ the year. Consid-
crabl'c money bail bloc been ruined
thi‘dil’tll‘tho “0“,?! of varionu mini
cutaflitiinccth. ho hundred and no
ty momenta have boon diutrihutcd our!
in: th year. and dilllcaclcu havc been
dintlihutnd among-tho uloit and other
relief (iron tho poor and newly.
oli'fiMfl‘f nucono.
. ’ Mary Pryor. Raymond. ,
Mary :P‘ryor. widow of Elbert Ray-
amid. died at nor should. 55 Main
litre-1t. Nomadic loot evening. in the
nighty‘lmn yesrolhrlr no. The rum
out wilt'lhc held from the house. Wed:
uncut: at a c. m... interment alt-the
‘ convenience of titulamily. The do
cm was the niobium! mineral lil-
, minimum: il..lluymond. »
:f / W”
o, a. u. couvcu‘rlou AT unmoun
_ ficunw barium mooring of the
' mm but turn of the Amen-ii
_ ' OI!
ct
'lllicvoiutl ,
in Hammer. of that
tho pluralist council, Nora
. Vellum. ll‘olimm c.
rill
. nearly
* int‘Dmnnt. "'l‘llo
ll is. hold“) florid“ If
‘- ck
people. of thc‘ punish. ,
lvcc brighter and ghappl
alcal programme ulna vc
rendered. Tho singing ,1 ‘y
Chorus of the bi rwcik
Eat
a lab order. Anni
Mrs. Leandra. T. iii
w—'l‘cr.ry With Me. Gil M Sariour. Pin
Martin, and I Loy 1M ins on ,J
Martin. ‘Thc ”limit; ul
Strayor.“ delivered it into
drops. on Christianity that
oxprcusin
thou his. The idol“
yllnrry Gnril
calla
John
if
M ‘
illiN lHlE SH
lg lull Public; ;
us will Eililifll
Victim of the Accident at Work Non
Some Macblnsry in the_Hliohkiss
Novelty Works in Hoyt Street,
Norwulk.
”at“.
walk. met with a curious accident, Sat
urdny afternoon. , l, “ c
He was at-wark hear some machln
inclined. , . .
The accident woe witnessed by rev
dull. thou at onct’rziilent to his anoint
each. ‘The ‘injurc‘d‘man suffered con
"home inn coach: . .
cloned and reducedjthc fracture.
. . aynlr. Gastbllilldc gutting'nl
as legal gonna fl, unprinted.
‘ 31'. movie Tublrrécs ncslou.
have been trustees‘ of St.
the service of the church. and nckcd
lice.
Father Furlong, Joules Cluven, John
the roslgnationu and appointed P. B
Knvanagh and '1‘. ii. Burns trustees to
liil the vacancy.
Maw—q
CROCKERY CAllE SETTLED.
Beach in Co, Payaii the Costs and Re-
imiilmc‘ Mr. Howard.
The troublnpetwelon F. E. Beach in
Company. crockery dealers, of mid 9-
port. and Ellie E lilownrd, of tie
Washingtontlutrent restaurant.
the confiscation‘of a unantity of dishes
by the former ilrm, has been satisfac~
toriiy settled out~of court.
The Beach Company paid all the
costs of the coin and reimbursed Mr.
Hownrd for hia'troulble and inconveni
ionce.
THlIIHOll'l" MONTH.
Today tho nun ronc at 7:02, and
will not at 5:12. making the dny’u
length over ton hourll. liy the loot oi
the month the length of the day will
have increased to a little over eleven
hours. ‘ The increnscd length of the
afternoons is now very noticeable. al-
though the mornings nro scarcely any.
longer than they wulrc at the winter
ablation. Jrhc 'oftcrnlbcns are now: an
long an they worn in the last week of
October. and there will be is steady in
orom‘nntil the 36th of June. when the
sun will not not until 7:25. That. will
be the time of the oolbr disappearance
until the lutday of July. On the 2d
of July sunset will buyin to come ear
lier. 'l‘hn nun will reach its earliest
ricln‘ time on the ill b of June. when
it wil pour over thci horizon at 4:09,
three hours earlier than at pron.
out. 1 1 '
‘ Thc‘vmooulwlll be lfulinott Satur-
dm nod the now moon oomnn on the
'. , ' in“
rinmrvouon L SERVICE.
e choral. corv co in Trinity
Chilliih'.‘ loot-night. you very largely
uttendcdpnvcr four h mired people ha-
w rlt of this choir
vacuum the usual lgh standard of
excellence and the coils by Hurry Pap-
and Mills Grace All unis were dual
,‘ndei‘nd. ‘fl‘lio recur . Rev. R. ll?
rials. delivered {a tun-minuto ad
I “W sonnet. ‘l ' name
‘ "Hebrewgncbooi w h. .
gin Macho
Elective)!
the Main
Methodlct
neopni Church ilaunporited and of
Frtcltocom ,udof
hither. M as Amy
Wood. Frederick .1..me and Frank
Comatcck was hear in-thrce numbers
. with One Sweotlyi Boonin ‘ll‘houliht,
Moore
' “ii W
._ "Endeavors.
g many bountiful nud- helpful
ipturc launch was
ill
BuncrdGoticidl": illnlrrctmod
nu
Bernard Gastoldi. an omnioye of the
Hotchklcc Novelty Company. whose
factory is located in Hoyt street. Nor
cry, when his left hnnd caught between
the belting and the. shaftinx and was
nearly . wrenchod ifrcm the cooker...
There was a compound fracture of the
arm above the. Willdt. some of the
email bones in the back of the hand
were broken. and the wrist was dis-
etal of Mrgfln‘staldl‘b' fell‘olv employee.
Inldernble pain. and. wusickcntc lilo
, lire" Baker. Winfililll}: my“. .0! finish“: 1
at selves doaceddsntn oftbond‘whc came
After Faithful Service, Mauro. Fancy
and Clavcu Give Way to Younger Mon.
John Fahey and James Ciaven. who
Mary's
Church for a number of yours. resignv
ed. yesterday. becaunc of their advanc-
ed years. They have grown gray in
that the church committee relieve
them from tho responsibility of the of-
The church committee. composed or
T. Hayes and John-liloury. met. and af-
ter due deliberation decided to accept
0 V0?
soul‘rl's‘i.nllro;
Grace Church '~Thrcngcd with a Bar-
rowing. sympathetic Cong Itlon
~minister .Bcilcws £qu m
the Dad aovcrolgn‘. -
W
k
the late Queen Victoria. was held last
nor the auspices of Welcomnilitranacr
Lodge. Sons of ‘ St. George. The
church wan crowded. and all entered
sympathetically into , the ‘aoicmnity of
the. occasion. , , .2
'- Rev. J. MoClure‘Bclio’ws‘, rector of
the. church. dolivcrud n‘ touching cul—
ogypupon the life and vii-tuna of the
dupnrtud sovereign. There; Vina ulna
spudini music by the hnrpllced choir.
Mr. licllowa who nusistcd in the sci»
vice by the Rev. c. M. bullock and tho
Rev. Alexander Hamilton. The ouch
tcry solo and chorus. "'Bienaad arc the
Merciful." was beautifully rendered by
Mrs. A. M. Mansfield. decision by the
choir in the chorus parts. '
an. Mr. Bellows chose for the text
of his sermon Deuteronomy comic,
8‘10: “And the ' children of lsracl
wept for Moses in the plains of Much
for thirty days: no the days of weep-
ing and mourning for Morton were «and
ed. ‘ .
"And there arose not a prophet
since in lsrncl likc unto Malice. whom
the Lord knew face to face." .
'l‘ho rector said that ”in meeting to
pay homage to the departed :cnvnrcigu
they honored one of the zroateutwdplro
its at this latter day civilization. ’l‘hc
councils hothnatriotic and humane.
for the sympathy? ‘ the church; and
hulnan family cannot be sov‘erhd in
this and hour. Even with this great
men. with different governments and
different nationalities. we can after all
can ‘ a unity.- - a ‘onancllcystrllilngnnd ov-
erwhelming lnlt‘e reality. All Amori
co. yesterday and today ban paid horn-
use to England-ti gradient sovereign.
r
n
.
.
w _.
lean
halves. of t
film:"“’,W
to neck a broadcrand, freer land. or'
to will famor'undzi‘ortuncs in the new
country.. We find in them the true
English spirit of the loyal cone of En
lain. it was only the tyranny of one
individual reign Which led us to strike
the great blow of freedom. We are
of one blood, despite the national cym-
pathes and differences.
"As we gather here to commemorate
the life of that great queen and her
example in the better world where
she is but an individual shorn of great-
ness and royalty. we cannot forget her
life of Christianity and virtuc. or the
impression her wise hand and grout
judgment left upon the great British
nation. We cannot forget that here
was the longest reign in Engliah his-
tory. Think of the power and won-
der of God’s will that crowded into
that reign the most wonderful epoch
making even , ."
Rector Bellown then extolled the
wonderful apirlt that even when the
queen recognised her own powur she
sought counsel. and was guided by
their advice. Even with a crown upon
her hcnd‘. nhe- realised that she won
both woman. He spoke of the extent
of the British empire over which. as
McGauiey says; “The Sun Never Sets: “
an empire that extends all over the
globe. "AI we think of the greatness
of this territory and of the intense
power of .the‘lllnxllnh xovcrnment. we
cannot forget‘tha importance of the
sovereign, and: as to our lineage we
pause to think of her greatness."
The rector then dWcllcd‘nt longth
upon tho Christian. character and noble
Womanhood symbollmd in Queen Vic
torin. He spoke of tho booth African
war. with its terrible English blood-
shed. stating that it had broken the
heart of the cocoa. whlic earlier in
life her heart strings had boou'mrcly
wrenchcd by a separation from her
husband. He urged upon his hearcrr
that» all had a cross to bear. whether
in royalty or‘bumblc utatlcn.
“in there anyone more entitled in
sympathy than the queen who had
gone? Do not think any icon of her,
because a queen. as shown only n
woman after all.”
the life of the departed an an example
for the British nation to follow. “Lot
on hope-limbo who. succeed» her, oi
her own iluh and blood.f may not loci:
in her window. cinccrity and virtue."
An imprecsivc feature of the carriers
follcwcdathe benediction, when the
congregation on'bcnda‘d know can
iiynncll'li. "Pcsce..Perfact Peace." one
of tho favorite selections of the our
coated. . 1
There will a large allowance of the
Bonn of unbound. ultiwcll as their
vol-once rumour .
merge. , .
.W M...
union, cram" l
A sleigh containin Frank van now
run and nun-uran- c . Mu. Robert
ii. van Bumpwacnmst at 2» o'clock
u lunlsllv'izjuuull
An impresalvo memorial service for b
evening, in Grace Church. Norwalli...nur ‘
"Herc in New England we had our. 1 l
.1 11.2111”cher f us; .
cilia than T
in closlnn Mr. Bellows referred to ‘
(unlicensed the manner. of Porno» o
113‘?!“th of fit. any“. g , . .
‘ ‘ : , ‘l‘fllibm‘ijidi .ihemmcplsum rec
Nficu'cu flour. .1. ”
,.
:1 lichl Unilarilu Instinct of lilo a ‘3
Ono
'fli
may or colon
hero to t
.oxrums are Dfif‘
in a telegram to MacArthur. dated
December ilil last. General Corbin an
thorlcod him to, deport incurscnt lend-
ern in Guam. to be delivered to the
naval officer in command. . Anincidcn .
tel statement in thin respect of some .
importation. that , ‘
not approve closinx‘vthe pom in am.
orinell Albuy, Samar and Lcyta. in :r
I communication cirihccame date to the
secretary of the navy. Secretary Root
rccilcn (funeral MmArthur'c .cppllca- '
tion for hominid ,
sardonic, and. suits ,sccrctary Long to
indtrlict the; v
cam in re
o'incunlcd by brand cur colloidal
l ' lily; '
grant
Want culled January :16.
. can
from MacArthur ”of duto‘ Dcconr
her ill. 11899.. reports the captnro by
scouts, on December ii, of Mabinia.
whom MacArthur describes as "Mabitr
to, oldest of insurgents. founder of into
government."
porlnot dispatch fro
heretofre publishedlv
‘ , “Manila. December 25. 1900.
"Adjutant General, Wilmington: Ex-
pectations. booed ton “result of election,
have not been realized: Progress of
purification apparent to me, but still
very. slow. .
and likely to become chronic.
therefore initiated a more rigid policy
by issue of proclamation enjoining
precise obscrvanco' of laws of war.
with special reference to sending sup-
plies and information to enemy in
ilcld, from towns occupied by our
troops..nnd slab warning leaders that
intimidation of natives, by kidnapping
or condemnation. will sooner or inter
lend to their‘trlal for felonious crimes.
unless they become fugitive criminals
beyond tho iurisdiction of the United
Staten. which latter course would
menu life long expatriation. Proclama-
tloh wull‘rocsived. but country expect-
ant and nwnltlnnr practical
lion thereof. Am conuldcringexpcdl»
ency of closing ports of Damnrlnen. Al-
bey. Samar and Leytu. Would like to
emphasize tho new policy by departing
to Guam at early date a few prominent
leaders uowln my hands. Request an.
thority accordingly. Proilllmcricn na—
tives. Manila. with chief justice at the
bead. have organized party which air
parently hn, some elements of cohe-
nion and one nlneaa. Fluid movements
outlined in my mcssago of October till
willprobnhly be somewhat interrupted
by curly return of volunteers. it is dif-
ficult to convince people. especially na-
tlvec. that any of the volunteers will
be rcpinced.‘ Early information of pur-
pose of department in regard to the
legislation and tho proapoct of the our
once of an army bill would greatly
strengthen my adminictuaticn here.
, n.
in
" .; nic avenue.tllla
"which hill!
flu
”limb
the
lull: is owned
”use a Frock:
nu, Enjoin-
{viticu- of
n“ statement on to
15pm r Mablnl‘ had
’9 p
. Y
I“ such“ prlnonor.
, . iaiutaililhl: cor.-
, 1i uni-gents.rdn¥aned
i db 1 thin ty of
‘ - ~ 7' one be
sriy interesting.
Next follows thin im~
Condition very inflexible
I have
applica-
Talmud.
"MACAR'I‘HUR."
accrual-y ltoot door
n‘to deport the in-
}ni‘ commandant at
little. prlmcrn. no
new. MacArthur bu
the prcnidcnt.“
orders were“ given
lib uutytvo depoerin
m hlncnrthur. not -
cause of the
i
in! street (if
had so
i
ation o
8
lbatoccasio
Scllcrwin.
miscellaucm
brought suit
pony. contra
llippolitus. i
October 22,
Wt] iam' and
. building. at.
. found in tho
i
r Mu
ofthc Uni
l r
Ml.
TWbliénlnmre
smoke at the I
husband. W
States agreed by
postpo'ncd'llutil today by ord‘erof
rGen. Porter lo Alle
PARIS, February 4~'I‘llc United States
Horace Porter, Mrs. Porter and their dau
ing for Holland.
at Queen W
T be decorations of the. Le
cans. recently announced, bav
embassy. The
worded to the State Department. whic
M
PHILADELPHIA.
Company, attached to the
urtiny. for New York. was rifled by rob
$4.000 The robbery w
train had! arrived at Jersey City. - .It i
the train during a short stop at Trc
not brokcufia'ud it is thought the
dam at Beavc
(lruulic Comp
the coffin at an r.
NEW YORK, Feb
. Fitzpatricktwho was
to in
nlln. Litton
led titular:
Momentin return
motion enforcing limo! war.
portationnhcoluttgly erscntlal.
‘ whom
(lac
exploslo
Burcbrin a Danbulll, H
DANBURY. February 4~Rcubcn l3. Fca‘r'cé.
business marrwho resides 0
this city,
Death was caused
ll. Aft
a
tilted State-s
section fol the
They are amo
llllclruina's marriage
decorations for til
Car Rifled
is freight was taken
Suit Brought Ana
ANSONIA. l7
for $5.000 damn
ctors, of Bridge
If which he is
last. while
port.
ad mini
part of
. Final Rites Over the Oeen.
WINDSOR. February 4--Th
were concluded at 3:30 p. m.,
I‘m more masoicum.
others of the to
reported
strcct'nl
today ' ' ‘
do . whllcl .
and“ protection
also for dflWlVa
to mount ' tool»
in do
Thirtyifirst
ruins‘
) ,.
"njlflccAR'PHUm‘ ‘
or con would...
c millonhrc. 10f “the injured men.
is considered critically. hurt.
, sustained less sever: injuries.
gulshed before great damn
it was not apparent. ‘
u Deer Hill avenue.
heard a burglar in his 110
morning, and arming himself wit
a stool 'llot Awnicr boiler. and 0rd
The burglar obeyed the chic
house, and. attire
“ parturc rnlhcr lb
aimed hill is prison
r, but Mr. Pearce. who was alone in the
(i very scantily, pcrmitted the man
an attempt to. dress while
or. The burglar left with
cured no booty. Mr. Pearce rc
licc today, and gave them a description of the
*—
Death from In
NEW YORK, Februar
today. of the death of Mrs.
ate hospital.
y 4~The coroner‘s" office Was notified
Florence May Williams N anon, at a priv—
lotel Jefferson fire,
aldo Emerson Nason,
, cause. His funeral took place tod
died at the Jefferson several days
, Lwnu-in attendance, Elizabeth Dow
‘ by the breaking of a fire escape,
at week. the father, mother, child
on was a graduate of Amherst.
' Spanish Claims Bill Ta
“’ASHINGTON, February
immediately after the
look a recess until 1 o'clock. to permit
chairs which had been brougilt‘in t
, er the recess’thel
b all“ of shunt-rate until!
1 . of citincncofitllcru
conclusionof
.crentc itficomlnission do adjudicatc‘tthc claims
inst ‘ Spain. which the” . United -.
gion of Honor bestowed on Ameri—
c been delivered at the United States
siding in America will bntor- 1
b will make the distribution. ‘
February 4--A car
train which!
as not discov
cbruary 4~—Ioscph Hippolituu. of this
gun a , must the T. . D. Pierce.
in the cmploy of ti
'r Brook. Stratford, bring built to
any. While in tho rxcrtv
head by a stone. thrown by workmc
claims negligence on the.
and the body was laid to r
King Edward.
yai faintly
arly hour this morning.
Bodu Found fie'.fluins.
rua‘ry 4--Tbc bod
the truckuf frco‘
‘ . tflillc of the tiny
, d' ihe‘lnlernailolicll’illél ‘
colloids "um at Berlin. ‘
' ll... Sci
-~BERLIN,.N.‘H.. February 4—1.». milwa
-‘ ' ilerc‘today, in front of the. International?
juring two men and setting in
Peter Stone, a switchman,
,Guilnctte. the other victim
in‘ tllcmill was extln
N.
on Fire.
yr‘locomotive exploded
apcr‘ Cumpany’s mill.) in-
.Eu hour
'1‘
0.1156-
tho’fillcs’t “recidcnt.
use early yesterday
h n revolvcrrhi‘d himlclfgbtliidd
cited the intruder to Surréntcr.
to take his de-
kceping his rcvolvor
out much money.’ He
ported his adventure to the pr»
burglar.
halinc Smoke.
by pneumonia, following the inhal-
‘last Wednesday. Her
died Saturday_ from the same
ay. Mr. and Mrs. Nason's child
before the fire. The nursle who
plug, was throWn to the pavement
and was killed. Thus in less than
, and nurse met death. Mr. Na-
kcn Up.
44-51‘he House met at 12 as today.)
the Marshall exercises, and
the hall to be cleared of the
ovaccommodatc the guests. of
louse took up theconsideration
“3’.“ .
treaty of Paris. This bill has been
the House.
M
’ o
nd Queen sl‘lamaae.
ambassador. General
ghter left Paris this morn-
ug the guests invited to be present
to the Duke of Mccklcnberg—
081‘ F0
bll Robbers.
of the Adams Express
bcrs on route.
A quantity of
of an estimated val
in: of about
cred‘uniil some time after the
s believed the robbers boarded
utou. The seals on the doorman:
train robbers possessed a kcy.
dun—ow ‘ I
lost Contractors.
city, has
r., Com-
m behalf of the estate 0 Michael
sirator. The latter was killed on
in Pierce Company. on a
r the Bridgeport Hy-'
alien he ‘ was“ struck on the
n abovr. and killed. Plaintiff
the company. ‘
c final titer over the dead quecn
‘ cat in the
Queen Alexandra, Emperor
‘attcnded the services beside
‘ . y. of .Policcman Thoma.
ionising after the fire in the Wicke'
iii Vl’lrstfiiv‘
o cwunncufr.
in which act in lull
lunar it “Will: made thcconnccticnt
Lighting at
moms consideration-attic worlt {rho
chow plow and thowblc’cliictrlo
or ”Wore hurled at :8
trunnion to t
.ncdiicns bad.
subject to on
6 fire H
gowns done. ' The ‘ ‘
Wealthy nut—ed '
cit this city at midnight Sat“ '
c. last wctlcV‘wliu, V'
almanac intentional! to rabbinic» “m
c liability company“ not "
Mid, ’t‘uol am
» v
_M-,~I(mm‘4v ~4- ...-. .11. 1.,
'ro’“ L‘crlrunuiaunn
Washington direct. . . ,1
, To” ‘LE‘l‘w’dl‘liiEl'f‘ a
y'housc. dilution Plano.-
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