“Vocalsolot
.__ . ”f My afternoon
111‘: 11s ' ‘3. mfimi’fls
,. V . only 13
mm dontrsctIn purtles were
tint? only doughtsnmll V5! Magdalena
1,30an th
1 Vocal solo.
' Vomit solo,
its: sole,
f Vocnl ‘psoio
Fromm was. is 11119111. "
. Mrs. W J. Tracey.
John .T. Powell
MIss 111111111111. , V
111-1111111111. 111111111111. V ‘
Mrs. W. J. Tracey.
Piano duet .
Miss Mamie Ward, Miss Mac Kelley.
‘VVVocaI solo.
1' John J Powell,
1 Miss Helena 11111.11.
Piabo solo.
E. P Munds
Chorusé'mcsd, Kindly LI
Masters Bert Rose and
ht"
ddie Burns
were sttired cs valentines and dis-
tributed cute valentine programs at
‘ V the door.
hrs in hrmony
11th mie-
_ . umes of white or.
i. shop'er boudiiots.
in e Obatrldh was the maid of
arid wore 111111 silk, with point
t lone tidm‘minzs George E.
, other Haven, cookie or the
, was the, best man.
111.11 FVvaVnr artlatl-
‘ WWII. 0'
1111:1111? Damaged”. o;
p on s , w o a his so
mthy factions previous to the cores
mony. 1111 nt the reception which fol
lovved ‘
A beautiful cuppa was served 1111-
inpdioteiy it til
sbrao,
eride and grgm are very 3N
"edged GK t,“
I 1111 i 1*
' relatives and
. _ ‘includlng guests
didport, New
York a d other pl '
Mr; and Mrs. ‘ ‘
the I115 1
in to New , Philadelphia.
Washington and dill m-pbihts or Inter
On their return they will reside
in the handsomely furnished apart-
ments at 16 Lowe .etreet.
' loHuncH so Women.
1.11.: looisbia Uni Alter Lost at the
- Hungacldii colony.
St. Joseph's chums Society held a
dance In aArlen Milt. last night. There
was a very largo uttendsnce. and the
Mirrored 11111111111111 success. The
111 was furnis thy the Hungarian
(lips’y Band of 1111111119111, and the tea
tivitlas were coutlfilldd until an early
hour this morul .1. This will be the
lost dence of or the Hungarian
Societies until after heat. 1..
W
- 11ch news monocular.
The Red Men’s 111111.111 will be kept
open after the manner-ado 1111... and en-
tertslnmont, Mouda’f night, to accom
modsteV any who in ght want it place
to stop In waiting for cars‘, trains. or
In ‘diiy way be an accommodation to
them. Visitors will be here from
minimal, New Canaan, Bridgeport,
Dtnliury Vnnd New York. Everything
will bei‘ cdmmenced promtply. 00
early Vuid like In all the fun. From
preadd't Indications there will be the
largeilt crowd that has attended any
social event in thlri city for a long
time. llofréshmsntis consisting of
snudsticbeapcolfee.’ ice cream. cake.
etc, will he served. and a united of-
fort on the part of the Uncas boys will
1 be made to give all‘ 1. good time. Mon-
day evening. military 18th.
V .g ,1,1‘ I, ,1 man-W
-—(VVlor .. to can. thbssiod's.
W
1511 “Loss own A 'omuss.
1, Holden save 1 din-
,ffipt her We oa'l‘ito Green,
it has.) in honor ,or Miss Mabel
V Blot)“: Eben Hill. Jr.”
“VIC! curse. Milsl
Welt York: was
“dis Lind Hill.
.11 chosen laughs
f drum 1111111111 Edi-11111.
Following the program there aids
dancing and a general social 11m-
The iioor manager was William How-
std. nho was ably assisted by Edward
J.Cahlll Edwardw Kelly, Jib, and
“Th“ filed)”. ch rd d
o 111113.111 nuts on .0111;
1111 se 11.30.11” d’rdhpvii by Milt: M0002“.
f' TAIK TB BTBBWBTTEN
I I1. Winchester 111111111 .iiio
Members on Electricib.
IINY ElBlTEST LIBTMBB
The cubical Method Vi Well Bliss“
with “it.
us 11111.
death-Tea served.
opt-sou...
The Women's Club and its invited
guests met In the assembly rdoin til
the Central Club, yesterday hftsrnoon.
After a. short business men . at
which bullets were token forV the nom-
Ination of officers for tbe I:
£1: president of the club
1111111: list
tenors for shtingihi the at»
struce subject to b a hearers In well-
Ul W
facts with bursa
Those present hilartily seconded the
thanks of the president given on be
half of the club. at the conclusion of
the lecture, and aVbrViein time was spent
by the sparks” shattering directions
about the many fascinating studies
growing out of the general topic.
Thé ladies of the committee served
ssndivicbes and bliocolat‘e at small
tables and there m an informal
social halrohour which 1111111111111 a very
pleasant meeting to 7‘ close.
u—p—
'BlLLB AND HISOLUTIONB.‘
Introduced in the House by Represen-
tatives Adams and Nash.
By Mr Adams (Norwaik)—-Resoiu-
tion incorporating the Y. M. C. A. of
The Norwalks; Incorporation.
By Mr. Adams (Norwslkl—Reaolu-
tion fuuthorislng the town of Norwsln
to make an appropriation for its two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary cele-
bration; finance.
By‘ Mr. Bell (DarlenI—llesolutiou
moorporsting the Newton Water Com-
pany; incorporatious.
Br; Mr. Nash (Westportlwitesoiu-
tlcn‘ oxemptin the property of the
Staples High, heel of Westport from
taxation; ' finance.
By' Mr. Curtis (Stumi‘m'dl—Ilesolu-
tlon amending the charter of the
borough of New Canaan: cities and
boroughs. '
By Mr. Nash tWestporb)—~Blli relat-
ing to the taking of1ilsh In the Bangs
tuck, ”River fisheries and gums.
By Mr. Nash (Weetport)—-llill re
stricting the open seasdn for game to
the month of November: Iisherlcs and
game.
NORWALK IRON WORKS.
Dives era and Onions [tested at the
nuns! Mmlnpfluterdl!
11111; annual meeting of the orwallr
1101! Works Comptny. was held yester-
dsy afternoon. at the allies of the cost-
can! 111 South Norwslk.1‘be follow-
1111 1111111111 were elected: Iii. Beard.
LHuPer‘ris, W. li‘ llishob. III. Hill and
y.~illll, Jr. The dirmrs snhsmusnb m
and 11106th
“Mont-ll. Beard. '
y'ri‘hssuror sad generol manager-iii.
‘V . WHIOT DURING LINT.
The .Oontrai 1111111 Whist at its
salad ,_iutVevs11in¢1 tilted to 11011 111111
t, is timid 'i‘hs'
mp Bull’s? 11 Bin We”
11mm rich adverts. I111
The second pris-
won by lions Burchsrd and
men. Tier Annie doie.
V who .
cl
techies, pal" '
1a 11 tit
' 'V 51111.. 111111" ‘
Esprit: 1 111.111.111.111»
‘ 11:11111 1111 1111
The Harbor Frozen Over and They are
Unable to Reach the Main build-
Cold Prevents work on the
New I'ulldlngs‘.
mud-1...»
lusthe club and
. Ill have the
If so Grace H.
”one pupil of the
is Fisher Powers,
piessure ct
thistle. now 1:11
~frisnds of Miss
To be new lied ice 11an on 1111s- “hi
' of the Norwsik Islands 111 t he a new»
at experience. This“ i-t b oduditlon
of the laborers employed by the 111111.
Iield-on-the Sound Company In trans-
forming Chimmons island into 'a novel
'11 1! beautiful summer resort. .
There is plenty at food on the is-
very much
VTNOMPSON.
111111 and there is a well built house it
to shelter them from the 111111111. On
account of the Intense cold.b1tt little
progress can be made on the do a. b“
and the little colony Is having ogm
easy time of it. They can 11"" seen
mm the mainland. by the aid ofio. .‘
WWI-M glass, as they so about the V.
Is and.
A week ago lust mil". dimes
Cram, of Norwalk, WW3:
supervision of the work, left Gre
Point in his launch for the is to
curry fresh supplies. He Intended to
return at once In order not to be from~
on In. lie reached the island in ability.
but as be started to return too had
formed to such a thickness ths't his
munch was not able to cut her we:
through it. ‘
A number of spectators watched
him make the trip to the island. tad
suit his futile efforts for two hours to
get buck. Finally he gave It up and
went ashore. the launch being hauled
up on tTIti bdncb.
George W. Grant. father of the young
man. Informed s" sentinel reporter this
morning tut he was not at all appre-
henaivd About his son's safety, as they
sad is to eat and drink as well
as fuel.
' mun—m
POPUMR‘AMUQEM‘ENTS. ’.
«ab—up—
Our new Minister.
‘ My.
1111 h for Its plot he dissessitiiiit or
some herd-listed, runabout old dea-
cons and, the more lelentents or
the community. beads by the new
minister. 111.11 no sense a religious or
sectarian play. but reveals in a clear
and practical light such cardinal prin-
ethics of Christianity as faith, hope0 V
sud charity. The play lube icintprm
duct oi 11111111111 Thompson and George
W. Ryer, the authors of "The old
Homestead." The play will be pre-
seated under the auspices of Old Well
Boot: soil Ladder Company. .1
WW~
HILLIARD “STRANGLID.
witness days a Cheat Was Twisted
Around Man’s Neck bevel-oi Times,
NEW YORK, February
liar-d, In the Insane
cruelty practiced on HI
hen Inlormed tho superIn
iBii‘Bli‘fh
tcndent of the hospitul of his real min»
sion,
blinnoclr testified that on December
12 Hilliard refused to eat and that
Davis struckhim on.the bond and with
1111 oath said he would make him est.
Continuing Mlnnook said:
table Into Dean and Marshall.
to the floor and placed his knee on his
breast and grabbed him by the thrust
and hold him there about two minutes,
while Marshall and Dean held hi's‘
hands Hilliard began to kick. Davis,
still with one hand on his throat. tried
to hold his legs. Then he took his
hand from Hilliard‘a throat end said:
'Will you out novi‘ Hilliard replied:
‘Nol No! Never!’ Davis said:
111111 be Valid“
111% arms to II his.- Day I“
then caught Hilliard by the back and
partly him to, the bathroom,
‘9'.qu door repeat-
9:“de t - A
“The: if: 13:11}!
with short time
' culled out thidt VHllllVlIV'd
1 .1911"
'7 to be put in later.
31‘ ‘f
. 15~ThVo
principal witness yesterday in the trial
of Jesse R. Davis, the Beiievue nurse.
Indicted for manslaughter In conned.
tion with the death of Louis 11.1111.
pfvllion of the bead
pitsi. was Thomas Minnock. Min.
cock is the reporter who. feigning In.
sanity. coined admittance to Ward 38,
which Is known as the insane pavilion.
and as 11 patient claims to have seen!
I
"Hilliard
rose and ran around the end of the
They
grabbed him and drugged him, and
avis came along and throw Hilliard
‘i'll
make his: cat! (lo 311: a sheet.’ Some
one got 0?. sheet and Davis put it around
Hilliard’s nook and twitted It, Then
‘V‘Will You until
be’ singing was by
s 111111 Mrs. Frank
Mont was in tho
‘ {Penalty on
11.-1111;11an
.Gh‘llli‘y lb—‘l‘oday
for the reception of
, and the rush or new
tremendoub.
e in, many of
11 1110th important
thirty bills were
ii the is” gen
11 Illusion: ponds
The sensation today was a bill pre‘
11111111 117131151 III dish. of Andover. on
"the marriage :11 bachelors " When
Clerk Baldwin rend the title there was
a general roar of laughter around the
House. Mr. Frbeman, of Hartford.
lumped to his feet and moved that
the Ill be referred to the Comihlttee
{union's Salli-age. (Laughton)
uThe snooker said that the bill
should so throush the committee do
Humane institutions. ' .
Mr. Chandler. of Thompson, moved
that. the bill be read. Amid an uproar
gillsuxbter the clerk read the bill as
owe: ~
"Every bachelor who shall remain
unmsrried at the age of forty years
shall not thereafter be allowed to en-
ter into any matrlmcnisl alliance ex-
cept upon payment to the State or
Connecticut the sum or $100.”
Mr. Standish moved that the resold
tlon be referred to the committee on
public health and safety. and It was
so referred. amid cheers.
The Law audfirder League Is given
Jurisdiction ovornrise fighting In an
amendment to the charter -of the
League presented today.
As anti~Law and Order Lcarmo bill
was sent in by Mr. Fancy, of Vernon.
it provides "that no officer, agent or
11
League shall act as such without bov-
lng been thereto requested by the
mayor or chief of police or such city,
or prosecuting attorney of city court;
nor in any borough without request of
warden or chief of police or prosec-
cuting attorney of the borough court:
nor In any town unless requested by
grand Jurors thereof."
A bill prohibiting the sale of intent
eating liquors by organisation or voi-
Vuntary association without licenses
was presented by Mr. tests. of Guil-
rord. it is aimed at the private clubs
that sell liquor to members on Sun-
days. A line 91,1100 Is set for vicin-
tion of this act
Prohibition oft the sale of intoxicsh
ing liquors on election day or offering
by citisens of liquors Is the provision
or 11 bili'by Mr. Miller, of Avon.
By Mr. Freeman, a bill giving the
selectmen of towns power of dissp4
.provsl over rulos‘snd‘ regulations made’
Vbl's hesitn oilicm
‘ 1 A bill was Introduced reimbursing
‘1‘ Captain Occur ..L’ Bradley, for expenses
V‘V’V incurred in his court martial.
; ByMr. Wanner. of New 1111111111..
1 bill providing that no electric railroad
hereafter constructed ahal occupy the‘
travel 11111 of any Whit c slimy 9:-
pro
Br 1111111111 st troll
1 t rut-111111. 11 11111.31"
Visor. no treble?
Will be most in» V
idea of a new law ..
other employee of the Law and Order ’
the selectmen of such town or theV_
V lyV injured.
dreams outside of V
1mm “Mill TV 1
such
f‘ 7 Trolley Cari En 110111 from Danton. A Ken—
11101111. to Cincinnati Derailed While
Rounding a Curve.
1m
CINCINNMATI Ohio, February 15~Twcnty111ine persons were
injured today,‘ 1n the derailment of a trolley car on route from Day
1 ton, Ky. to this city. ’
It is feared that several of the injured will die, although the
pliysicVinns who were summoned have not yet been able to clasify
the injured.
Only one of the thirty passengers aboard the car escaped un-
hurt T be car was derailed as it rounded a curve along the bank of
a small stream on the Kentucky side of the Ohio river, and plun'n
across the sidewalk, rolled over the embankment to the bed 0 the
stream, fifty feet below.
A partial list of the injured follows:
Motormau Samuel Yates, injured about the head and internal-
l_v, probably will die.
W. H. McCormack, Bellcvuc.
Miss Etta C.’Contsus, Bellcvue.
Wm. S‘peuccr, Dayton, Ky.
A. H. We gncr, Belicvue.
Miss Ella uxell, Westwood Ohio.
A majority of the injured were severely cut and bruised
Miss VCoVntsus, William Spencer and Miss Huxeil sustained i11-
ternal injuries, however, and are in a serious condition.
TORN TO PIECES BY A TIGER
Terrible Death of the Keeper of Lion Cubs
at the Indianapolis Zoo.
INDIANAPOLIS, February 15V-Albcrt Neilson, fifteen years
old, a keeper of lion cubs at the zoo in this city, met a terrible death
today, in the ca c of the Bengal tiger.
It was Not ison’ s duty to iced the cubs at 9 o'.clock Instead
of opcuiig the door of the cub cage; be absent mindedly, it is sup—
posed, opened the door of the ti er’ s cage. The animal crouched In
a corner until Neilson was well inside the door. Then it sprang up-
on him, and although he made a fearful struggle, the tiger bore him
to the finer. liis ilcsh was torn oif' 1n large chunks, and the ti cr,
maddcned b the taste of fresh blood, was about to begin eating
itiip aVlgvc w 1211 help arrived. Keepers hurried to the scene with
hot irons, and while these were applied mercilessly to the tight” 5
flnnVljtVs, five revolver shots were fired into the maddcncd beast’s
lit-a
dragged from the cage
was ill Pique, Ohio
No More Fidbls 111 Ohio.
COLUMBUS Ohio, February iséGOVcrnor Nash is not satis-
fied with having prevented the Jeffries—Ruhlin fight; which was to'
hate taken place tonight. It was announced today that be is de~
termincd there shall be no more prize fi hts under his administra~
lion. ‘Within a few days he will adv1se tie sheriff Of Every county
and mayor of every city and town that the laws of the state forbid
prize-fighting, and they must be obeyed.
Had troops been needed in Cincinnati today it is declared therep
would have been an exhibition of quick mobilization Vn‘evcr 11:191-qu11.
equalled in Ohio Arrangements had been perfected for sending
four regiments and a battery, and Governor Nash intendcdtotske
personal command.
Big Carnegie Deal] is Closed.
NEW YORK, February 15——A Wall Street news agency re
ports that the minority stockholders of the Carnegie Company, met
members of the Mor 11 syndicate in conference here yesterday,8
9.an toda,au(ltl1att csc stockholders were settled with as to the
price to c paid for their holdings. The same ages? reports that
$25,000,0001n cash has been paid to Mr. Carnegie an
deal 15 closed so far as the passing of the control of the Carnegie
compan) is concerned
. Jockeu Dead in 11 Born. - 1.
NEW YORK, February 15~Laurcncc Ural, a jockey, well
known 111 the early ’808, was found dead Ill 11 born at Sheepshestl
Bay. Uruirodc Rcvcllcr,wi1me1 of the Juvenile in 1883, and
Greenland, winner of the great Metro Volitan 1n 1881, both from the
stable of George Lorillard. Hc wi lbc buried by the Jockey
Club
Burned to Dearth 111105. ‘
‘ PHILADELPHIA, February 15——'—Aftcr livin 1111103 years,
He died in a few minutes. His home
11.
1 None; 1 Wood, colored, was burned to death last pig 1. It is suppos-
ed that she set fire to her clothing while attempting to light her
pipe, as she was an habitual smoker. She was born a slsvc' 1n Vir-
ginia in 1798.
Three Men Killed buVV Dunanute. . .,
PiT'iSBURG,Fcbrusry15—~By :1
Cumberland, Md, today, tlirec 1V1uVen were led and sevcrsl actions-
, .. Inuit Boer Forte" ,
LORENZO MARQUES,‘ February» f
2‘?
General IV‘rencIi‘hss Captured 11V lhtge Bocr orcc in the Erlmo dis-
tridt.
duet Rollins'm Madrid
,,‘ MADRIH. ’ ' V
111-1111 151.
fly quiet. .n'No troops are visible tum
Neilson ms'uagetl to crawl toward the door and was unickly ‘ -
anamite explosion near 1'
tissue-11 111111-1011
saueral housework by" Be
Good
cook. and launhrfia
A UK!
11 hot: work bsmsil a 0‘
or hreVo.‘ or to take cbs
keeper. References. thr ,.
last place. 52 Pluttavlll
W
occupied by M:
street. inquire'
son asst-noose one
located. All modern Impi‘o'
low rent: also first floor ' f
on Orchard street. IndV 0
Adams. .
81.. all 111 1101111 rank; 111
improvements and central
Enquire at as Bsyvieiv even
street, 6 rooms,
cold sister. set
11111111111111.1111 M1
or on premises. H L 1»
France street. Thurs
TO BlN'f-SIX ROOM
meat, It Pine 8&1ch
view Place. East Norwaik.n,lll ”
Jamesc. Crowe. dwelt ‘
TO LEW—FOUR
whole be oil can
opposite
North Main t. ~-
To LET-18 FARMS”
Btnusrt $1111.; hounded
fine piece with 111111 t
Norwslk; large house an IV) .
acres of land, at East New i'wsl rodmt
and lists. 84 to $31) per month. its
mond Bros.
TO RENWM
‘I’ . T0
not Obcdpled syn
session April 1. Apply
Wall street. '
iirst story. rear 9;:
1111111111111.
1: ielii
Nee Ol' Old
on andafter
surly I! r ,.
Norwalh. m'l . '
ru utmost rude “or
result. 81 Woodde jVVAvoane.
gym houses slid b lots
pennants; .
oodward avenue hilt
to II. A, Woodward.
tbst the big, ‘1 i f
cheap. ~8uitable for it
quire Holmans's titan
resistor. Total
months: also a furnabh‘ir
tures. Atabargaln. RV
15 nanlrIInItreot.
res tin—stints. ”$01
. um
Vedas oaro—e it
o 0 pure
said. Also mdn
sonsl property. l.
lepton street. South
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