. .2
sistsnt li‘oor
outliers
roll a beautiful librett-
Act do Aldo—Many
, container—Grim.
ad with Spectators. _3
There a lame turnout lupt night
- » annual concert and masquerade
tribe] Germanic scandal-build,
e 11 Music Hall. Evmything coin,-
blua‘d to make the: sushi the must auc-
3 chasm lice-lolly, and financially 0t any
the h story or the society. The rule
3 0 who by Professor Joseph Linxwell
or' s orchestra. The concert preceding
the dancing was especially goal. and
the liberal {applause accorded each
,mimlier testified to the appreciation or ‘
, the llétebers. Two oi the most beau-
tiful numbers rendered Were The Hunt
Bali and American National Melodies.
A feature of the masquerade was
having the indies 0! the society act as
‘ aids. and they save valuable ‘ssslst-
ance in lookinir utter the guests and
dances during the evening. The grand
match was it be‘sutiiul spactacle. It
was led by the following membcm:
Finer committee. Annie Linec, Princ-
ess Carnival; Henry Denninger. Prince
,Carnlval.- 3
Floor manager. John Barrack; as
user, William Spitze.
Aids. Annie ysonrotl1.Clarn Doy-
neuroth. Lillie See, Rose Kocour. W11-
Jim Byxbee. Arthur Singer-weld. Mar
10 Schwenku, Elsie Byilbee. Christine
Whrm. John Day." August Wmm.
Frill! nurses.
Der Klelnc Roth Edwnid Siebcrt.
George Singei, C. Dlebl, C. Wooste-
moon. H. Quitmann A Singer. Wil-
ii or iii ‘man J D yeenroth. (l.
W (in: Jesse.“ .ciiinxweller.
v3; riedricb
Gil
out controller.
Hurry Richmdn *9
d
in s in the gallery and. along
the sliders oi the? all it onstdayb
this morning fore the lastoi he
tWentyielltht , its ~concluded
envious” ill. I 3EIATE.
ill-outputs hlfoIcu ‘ ‘
The Debating Society of the Catholic
Club had a lonely debate on the Phlnp—
pine question. lost evening. it was
decided that their retention Is detai-
mental to the interests of the United
States.
The grounds ol" debate weie as fol-
'lows:
Resolved. That the retention of the
Philippine islands is detrimental to
the best Interehts oi the United
states.
The nfliruiativo was taken by John
J. Munich and Matthew J Burns. The
negative side was looked after by .lohn
J. Covanngb and living Wilmot.
- Mr. Bunion-sprung a little surprise
upon the other side by producing a
written opinion r elved from William
Jen s‘Bryun.v a‘counection with ex-
tracts in speeches 0t prominent
men In connection with the mooted
question.
sio mouth Til-s oven.
"fifiv—o
Accident at the Iron Works Which
Caused an Alarm of Fire.
The South Nolwalk Fire Department
was called to the Norwalk iron Works
Company's ioundry, last night. about
och by an alarm turned In from
lion ll, at the corner of North Main
and 'Ann streets. The lire was sup.
posed to be in tho: foundry. but later
developments proved that thele was
no cause for it. A big mould tipped
over. and the smoke and steam horn
It poured out of tile chimney. calming
someone to believe that there was a
tire. The damage who alight.
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GILBIRATID LINCOLN DAY.
3 A number of Tiorwalk boys cele-
brated Lincoln Day. this morning with
03 ruin 'I‘lle notables who partici-
wore General Francis Austin.
gang? William ,Qray. First Lieuten
illlo .Eocond Lieuten-
Druln bird or
itli.
his his. Fliers W rren section! and
‘ ,3;le liro Calvin Paddock.
W-ot'idw - Ed
“A HAW” if? mono IALL.
, _ . of Dr. Riordan,
T ' ‘eyb Ffuk
my. chin-nut
Mariam. Wu-
’h'ltdmh 3.01m
33 ‘ sou
Cover two it dred
r credit to with
. chum willow, no
3 turned
,3, gitiariorlc Henry;
mar Charles boo l
rill so
Frank J Er bury. Mrs.
Frederick
Arthu mishap. Mrs.
Mrs. Ste
Mus. Fredilurthoi. lire. brown. in
Frederick Pltzer. '
lions (lager.
by Llnxweilar's Orchestra. which was
well rendered. The following well-
known artists then gave vocal and in»
strumental selections and rocltotiohs:
Vocal duet. Mrn. Edward Charmer and
hit-5.1. 1'). lxoelm; recitation. Misc
minim," bliss Qilye
i-lartrlginuo solar: bill}: gush be"l vents:
lo. ten Eon o r . gu,
3310. Mr. Dunnch'sck; roe ,n.“ his
Florence Jennings; lien hurt
and Miss Urookett: guitar and mitotic.
lin. Mosul-.3 Dunnebeck and Collins:
vocal solo, Mrs. Nickereon. This who
followed by several beautiful tableaux
In which the Lodge members particl-
pitted
The programme was most odorless
lolly coirlcd out and was prolonged
by encorcs until utter 10 o‘clock.
A supper was thou semen in the
bouquet room. and dancing continued
until midnight.
p“...- mm
Tlllillllii Hill A TEA
An Enjoyable Gathering It the
First Methodist church.
I Nlillllll GLASS lESSllN
Illustrated Talk by General secretary
Demming. of the Connecticut Sun-
day School Unions—Luncheon
Served. i;
--—s-
The Tonebcrs’ ten held In the par-
lors oi the South Norwulk Methodist
~ in sch last event was a most one ,i
’3 ll .3 M li‘ollow- 3‘
cessiul and enjoyable affair.
log a brief devotional session a busi-
been meeting was, held, during which
“ 3 the following teachers were elected:
Mrs. Catherine Smith. Mrs. J. ii. N01»
ris. Mrs. Sadie Valentine. Mrs. Hazel-
ton 1H. Watson. Mira J. G Sherwood
Than George e3S. Dunnnlnx. musinl
Raceway oi‘th Obnpecticut shoddy
School union. save a very interesting
talk. and illustrated blsromarlts by tr
1101 mill class lesson on the blackboard.
’ - Both the talk ,nnd the-slesson were lull .
or prubtll‘di use helpful educations.
Mrs. Thomas I. Raymond gave some
good pointers on how to improve the
singing in the Sunday school. A
general discussion. In which Charles
F. iisiiock', Charlcs'hlownesnnd Thou»
as i. Raymond spoke on the finances
of the Sunday SUJIDDT and bow to man-
agc thorn.
The following committee. Miss Sadie
Bodwoll. chairman: Mrs .i. ll. Nor-
ris. Mrs. James C.‘Crowc. Charles E.
Seymour. William Taylor, Samuel Mil
ton Stevens. iurullhed a greatly on
ioycd ten and luncheon.
A majority oi the teachers and dill
cars were present. and a most plaus-
ant evening was spent.
TEARS SAVED HIM FROM JAIL.
A River-Street Man in the Town Court
101- Aliuolng his win.
Adam Man blon. 0! River street.
was before the _ wn Court. this morn-
Ing. charged h intoxication and
breach oi the peace. Judge Gregory
suspended the sentence oi the court.
pending lllanu'gllton' a good behavior.
The story told in count was to the
direct that McNaughton went home a
little the worse for dilnk and abused
his family. The tears of a daughter
who appeared In court moved the
judge to leniency. and he decided to
give the prisoner another chance.
THE NEW MINISTER.
The monthly meeting of Old Well
Hook and Ladder Company was held
last night. The chairman of the on-
tertalnment committee. Richard
Volgbt. reported that he had secured
Donmnn Thompson's lay The Now
Minister. to be givenl n Hoyt n Then-
tre on Thursday night, the 213i. lust...
and tickets were distributed anioug the
members oi! the company. The play
comes highly recommended.
BETHANY VIII PARTY.
Bethany Chapter ‘02 Trinity Church
«ya a cobweb party. last night. I11
nation's Hall. There w a large
told tho mom re and
thel r Mlrieildu had great sport In un-
winding the web. A sup ppcr was
lowed during the nvonins. and done
lug who indulged n.
jail-bit tom-1—
cAUdHT ITIALINO COAL.
Eugene Davis. baggage mum at the
railway station in Norwalk; last night
nrrlud a negro who was stealing
coal tram the bin at the root or third
station stairs. The man made his an
ape withoutbeing reeounlud.
_ Milli IIOKIN INTO.
it both in Grant street Nominee.
copied by .l H. Brown. was broken into
articles were stolen.
.... r upturn I not alven you beauti-
1."...- uuirl‘du Give
31ml 11 fwd“ M”in ‘
, g.“ “sores... v
0 adult.
v31
”m
a. Mrs. Aaron Mertiuesb. ‘
M..~
nun nun 1.: till" .. I
Required by Jud 0 Gregory to Apple. 3"
The opening number was c selection .
last night. A harness and some other
pin for hie ranks and to the
Owner of the Gcnflmted
Blgnboord.
arrested by Qillccr William Bartram.
with a small gilt sign that he had un-
Norwnl ii.
and toboggan cup and armed with a
monkey wronch.’1‘he omcers spotted
him loitering In the vicinity of the
sign. and suspecting that he might be
on with the letter box fastened to the
same post, they kept an eye on him. '
Just as things were getting interstit-
Ins. and the officers were about to
pounce down upon him, they saw the
sign take unto itself lite and move
down an alleyway near DeKlyn’s bull-
cry with two stout loss under It.
Oilicer W. S. Bartram started In par
suit. and overhauled the student lust
us he was congratulating himself upon
his escape.
“Hey, where are you going with tbat3
sign." shouted the oillcer.
“Oh. beg pardon." slid the student.
“i saw the sign and thought that i
would like, ,to hum .jli.‘.'
“‘Well as you tdok the sign. 1 will
have to take you and the sign." said
the oillcel.
(luenther made the most of his pro
dicameut. and accompanied tne oillcer
to Norwulk police headquarters. where
' 30‘ out
to appear in court this morning.
'l‘bo‘ student was on hand. but Judge
Gregory. perhaps recollecting some of
his own college aprsnlts. thought It
would be stimulant punishment to
(luentbcr it he was requested by the
replace the plus. i ., -
A...» .
Robert W ” l'i '
ideut of South Nor-walk. died last night
at his home in Chestnut street. rid
had been a suiiorer for several months
with rheumafiksn} and, assume Dc-
ceased wan hill-thine vein of use
He was born in Oyster Bay. L i.. and
resided there until abdut fifteen years
ago. when he removed to South Ivor
walk. He is survived by a widow 11nd
poll; William A Thompson. Prank R
Thompson and Robert C. Thompson
and two daughters, Mrs. William H
P all and Mrs. E A. Ovlntt. of Dorian.
'l‘ c. funeral will be held from the
house next Thursday afternoon
Hire. Elizabeth Nash. .
Mrs. Elizabeth Nash, widow of tile
lute Rev David Nash. died at nor
walk Conn" January 27,1901. She was
born In Gourdh‘urst. Kent county.
land. June 4.1829. This would in
her age at the time oi her decent
seventy-one years. seven months sue
t‘wonty- three days. She was married
to Mr. blush while he won pastor oi
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Cheshlle. New York East Conference
June 28th. 1873. this being his second
u1nrrlnga.8bc outcied at once into
his labors as pastor. both in spirit and
comics. undo l? to the time 0! his all
peronuatlon i 1886 clued him much
In the churches be served. 'I‘hougb his
salary was always small. yet by their
careful abductor. they were such.
to put aside euillcient. so thatw
the time came tor retlrlna from“ the
can: wfirk (Th tgzanégiltry. they won
a o 0 yo . btu very 00m
iortib h'le «limitations». ins. nun
greatly loved her church. and was al
ways ‘r. iditbtul a nduut upon its ear
vices. and at all. ttlnx times took a
personal part In the meetings. 'l‘hcu
hon mental glitl were not great ll
those of some. nor hor early ndvdu
tapes (or culture tmore than ordinary
yet by, n ill ‘61: the talents
Plum mo or int menus-oi
T‘mprovenient. e a helpful
worker in the church. a blot-In to
Wimrézvnn magpie 0! patient $31.1:
what the could. on on her
ability. It was well done. When the
end melt wunm neonatal. Milli:
opinion-3th 9 38%
With ntsrrun
lohruary it» 1901."
Madonna
Dormant. oi k'Norivalk.
tum
' ‘ LION ,iIOMGTIONE
MAE WU.“ Il'dbl‘tldryl
orders the...” lion“ :9 the
General. «scum
._, 9.: Mid then . ‘
"Elli ”iisti'hctlons Coo
3 condition till
six sons. James Thompson. of British ‘
”marlin
Benjamin Guesther. a student was ,3 3
last evening, as he was making all ‘ '
bolted from the post In treat or the .
Tocuue dying oilico in Main street. ‘
Guenther was attired in a, sweater 3-,
mlttlng‘ it
tlon oi Must
some bold thief Who was going to run .
ohot'aiid killed
. Mlss'Winltred
" attempted to take
loved to stand a
‘ , by. although one
‘. which entered his
proved ilo passed
on : in morning
court to apologize to the owner and i‘
an accurate diagnosis of the patients.
is time.
Hayes meat the residence of the
medical examiner. and is guarded day
and night by police oliiccrs
The coroner. Richard T. Higgins. hey
can his- investigatlori‘or Miss Cool-1’s
death at 2 o'clock this altornoon In
the room at the Gilbert 80 . where
the young teacher became t a victim
of her former layer's mad Jealousy
The inquest will be private.
None of the members at up Lieuten-
ant Hayes' family have been ‘henrd
from since the tragedy. In the event
01 his recovery, it is believed that 0
defense of Insanity may be let up. it
he is brought to trial for the death
or Miss Cook. .
lilo physician. Dr. George W. Brown,
, Is ducted do having said that (or the
last three weeks. or in other words,
s-iuce Mom was rejected by Miss
000k.'hfii-hlfi been enduring from hys-
teria, The (not that his mother has .
been confined for fourteen years in an
insane asylum near Boston. in also
looked upon on strengthening the
theory hold. by those who look upon
Hayes act on that o! an insane man.
Wade Cook a brother 07 the dead
girl. who was promoted at the news
of the tragedy. is thought to has
trifle better this morning. and will
probably be able to attend her luneral,
which will be held Wednesday utter-
noon. at 2 o'clock. at the First Con-
dragstion‘ai Ghurcb.
m
IN MIMQRY OF LlNCOLN.
Anabaptist. Exercise- Hold by
Iehcelc. collagen and doeletlu.
.3 PHILADELPHIA. February 12—Jl'he
memory of Abraham Lincoln woo hoo-
ored today In this city, with appropri-
ate ceremonies. by the school children.
college student. and civic. social and
political organisations. in the public
whoolu a formal program was ob-
served. w
The Pennsylvania commandory oi
the loyal Legion will hold special mo-
morlal services tonight. and the Lib-
coln republican club will partlolp to in
a street parade to be. followed
mun meeting. at which addresses will
be made by prominent eltlronu.
The stool: «change. commercial lila-
cbonso. banks and other business in-
dilutions observed the do? In new
MOHwAGo. February law
Board or Trade. stock anchoring. 0011a:
and public institutions were eluted
bore in honorot Lincoln's nine.
The billetm event of the day's e’rer-
use. on N White: memorial
inc in the o. A. it. limorlsl it i 1111-
do: the enrolment the Grand my
new“
13.... The Lowest and Finest Forlorn in 3 the
World at Rochester. Pena.
Destroned bu Fire.
PITTSBURG. Fa" Fcbtuaryxszeai-ly the entire plant of the
Rochester Tumbler Works of the National Glass Company. the
' largest and fineSt in the World. located at Rochester, Pa.. was de-
str‘o ed by fire that started about midnight. The Ions Will amount
to u out $500,000, and it is believed to be covered by' insurance An
area of _300 by 1500 feet was burned over and the greatest depart-
ments in the works destroyed. The fire was discovered in the
cooper shop by tho watchman, and quickly spread to the ware-
houses and mold rooms, and from thereto the main factory. The
main factory was a building 300 by 500 feet, and contained the
pressed ware departments.
in all eight buildin were burned. An overheated furnace' is
believed to have atom the fire.
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
Lockout OTW 4, 000~~Silk Workers
$CRAVT0NPa...Februa1-y lac—The strike of the four thous-
and silk workers in Scranton has resolved itself into a lockout. 'l he
mill owners and managers today declared they will not reopen their
mills until the girls are willing to resume at the figures which
were offered nearly two weeks ago and' in which there was a con—
collision of 25 cents a week to each employee
l‘hc Strikers are determined to stay out until their demands
shall be granted "lhcy have asked all silk workers' 111 the country
for moral and material assistance, re nesting them to strike if the
mills at which they are employed band do material from the Scranton
mills.
Both Confess I0 Embezzlemeul
CHICAGO February 12~Johu F. Kerr and Alfred L. Iolcy
were arrested yesterday'. 011 the charge of embezzling $10,000 from
1* lcmmg H. Revel] & (30., book publishers. Belth' men confess to the
crimes with which they are charged and to the olfcnscs. Kerr was
emplo ed by the Revel! Company as superintendent of the manu—
lecturing department. Foley was cashier and made out all the
illccks' in payment of bills that came to him with the approval of
crr.
Four Stow Faclom DeSlroued.
NEW YORK. February ic~ll1e four-story factory building,
106 and 108 Seventh accnue. was almost totally destroyed by fire to
day, causing a loss of $30,000
Til to fire started in the rear of the first floor and before the fire»
men arrived the flames had spread throughout the building. The
tenants in adjoining tenements were thrown into a panic by the fire
and fled from their rooms. No one was injured.
Babe Thrown from Burning Building.
NEW YORK. February 12~chcral persons were rescued
from perilous positions at a fire to Myrtle avenue. Brooklyn, today.
One of them. :1 four mouths’ old baby, was thrown by a fireman
from a third story window into the arms of a policeman in the
street. In failing the baby struck a projecting tin roof, but sus-
tained only slight bruises The money loss was small.
Bloodu Fight OIIei a Woman.
ATHENS, Ohio, February 12~—-In a bloody fight over a woman
at Ilollistcr, a mining village near here. Albert Stitzer shot and
killed Mike Johnkac and Joe Fobish. Stitzer was badly cut. but
he will recover. He is under arrest. All are Hungarian miners.
Stitzer was attacked with knives. He drew a revolver and killed
both his assailants.
“.27,-
w,
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Sentenced to the Gallows.
SE ATTLE, Wash. February lz—The‘ steamer Dol thin arriv-
cd from Alaska last night. with news that George T. Cyr, a
member of a well known Canadian family, has been found guilty at
Dawson. of the murder of H Davis. and sentenced to the gallows.
An appeal will be taken.
Training Ship Topeka Safe.
W WASHINGTON February lam-The Navy Dc artmeut has re-
ccivcda cablegrani from Commander Delano. of t c trainiu ship
'lopcka. announcing his arrival at Barbsdoes today. The opeka
recently sailed from Cape Verde tun apprehension was felt in some
quarters as to her safety.‘
Steamer Luoemeél’robablli Lest.
ST. JOHNS, N. F..Fobruary 13*“: is now feared that the
steamer wrecked near Bacalicu. on theisoutheast coast of New»
iouudlund. is the British steamer Lame Captain Reid, which
sailed from Ardrossau January 24. for St. Johns, N. F., coal laden.
More Insurgents surrender.
MANILA. February la—‘-Au insurgent colonel. Simon T cch-
on. seven insurgent olliccr's and sevently men. with sixt guns,
have surrendered unconditionally to Captain Coolcis. of t 1: Fifth
Regiment. at San Miguel De Mayumo. ‘ ‘ . ~
W ‘
Steamer Rebound Ashore
LONDON. February IMTIic British steamer Sabrina Prince.
Captain Miller. from New ,York. January 29. for editcrrancon
firms 1:. reported ashore at Gents. oppor‘ltc Gibraltar. Assutance
its been sent. , ,
Wet Crosses Diem
Lon RN February one detract
DcWet clubbed the Gran “F river: uo’riha
night. filming“ in the direct on of Philipstowu. '
l.
‘3 .io‘wl lug
.‘ um. to.
3 . opium... to
08d mortgage 36 .600
d Box: 154. Dorie ‘
: WANTIWTO GD 1
day to do wanking -
widow; also small
ma done lit holds.
GT—v 1199 All
T
" nectIcut Turnpike: option
Hospital ,
also store!
street. Maillot-inure,
a do"
tags. all modern thinly,
minntee’ walk tram
Norrialk. of Mrs. S
WaIISt.. Norwalk.
r0 acur~mwm
house. 11 Hixh Mk6
provements ii robin, be ,
t; roo counts as
street.
To LET—MORE 0N ‘ ,
now occupied by A. W. A
session April 1. Apply
Wall street.
TO LET—4 ROOM
first story, rear,‘ Sill
Rant 68 Halli date
cleaned. For mrther 1:
ply cities 0! Old Well this
Washington street.
TO LIT—THE G0
business at Rowuyton w
on lease, on and tiller“
particulars apply its-Pd
N0 rw'aik.
T0 LET—FIRST FLO!)
rooms, 81 Woodward av
$8: houses and building lots-tor
Easy payments: second ll
81 Woodward avenue, rent
to E. A. Woodward. 3
stalks Carter avenue. New
Andrew Begonia. .3
glance return to tilt)“
twinge Bank. '
conferec‘s of
day reuch‘e ‘ ,
bill providing a. in
claims 07 citieonp
against Spelt
treaty of pa
recede from}
. in: the cou
such claims
visioi}
harsh not
increased thrill! to v
skin was inserted meltingthd , -
oi the commission dung but.
authority to grant aid robe.
certain circumstannil,
, the opinion of the 1!
promo court on p'ol'il _ {3,01 ti
commissioners are ;
the resident and "
Sena e and the hill is
911%: b: "blinds: in AW
0 in nor me
will be In uhinltdll. but It id
powered to send a scintillation loudb
to take testimony. .
WADHING'PON. ~ mm
the hoxlnulnv. oi todayip'sesslon f.
serum, a bill was
a commission. cousin _
dent of the Society ‘ ,, ,
tire Tennessee, the nu .,
Joint committee on army on
notary at war. to do ‘
o'lty of Washington
prepared tor a mom
canal-.1 U. s. Grant i
shall not ex
‘ not“ -"" ‘
a u re npnrou
coiled up by u . 3"”
vied 00%; 926. ,othe
tor
yearly in the .. 3
r. Idllilron had
.. WAdmNG'i‘ON 3
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