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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 18, 1901 · page 1

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MIG! I03 .

leII I manages, bomber oi liar
bliss Laura Bogs us. one of booth
Norwslk’s most tar. young ladies.
entertained a low or her also! friends
_ at her home hides evening. ‘hotll a
Vocal and instrumental music.
. heard thougbout the evening. Boles
. were sung by bliss Halon Barnum and '
Nile Susie Utsluger.- soccmpanle‘d on
the piano by Miss Bessie Home:
piano selection by Miss lda Decker:
song. Hello. Central, Miss Kitty Mil»
ler; accompanied by Miss Susiedltsln-
ger; piano selection by Paul Singer-
wIld after which games and other
Imusements were played and refresh.
insets were served about 11 ociocli
Those present were Misses Helen Bar-
num. Kittie Miller. Pauline Miller; lies-
sip Hellman. Susie Utsinger. ida Deck-
er, Emma Sml .rlsaura Bogardus. EvI
Bogardus and Buirdns; Messrs.
Bert Ingrallam. George Williams, Paul
Bingerwald, Edward Clone. Frederick
Bo‘gardus. Howard Bogardus and C.
Bogardus. ‘

9111., liiil. firm
, eypwlii be elIb‘orete end of I line
c amber
Alter the service It the church. ye:
tel-day morning I meeting in record
totho matter was held slid committeeI
‘ were Albfidlltedtgl go to. work and or: .
B

or ii. f. losIIillIl. IllIsYIri Broiler.
lies iii).0_0il Worth Stolen.

mull iii nun old

The Robber Took pee. Key's from the
Pocket of the Janitor and Obtain-
ed Entrance to the Room and .
Ransaohed'th'e Trunk.

”a.

ron'rLAND ore: November 1s: ,

Resuiie ii llllurias to Six III: I»! panes. to scale Vigil?
lrotn eadoccs not
pare plans for celebretien its

he no: hurl.
liltlonl were. adopted appointing mom I
here or the following char-chemo mlt. U .
tees as members or the celebration GAS “M" SPRING A LEAK can rm
ccmnsittect: Prudential committee. cess Ind liner .
societys committee. music committee in, chances M l
Ind benevolence committee.
No tline his been set for the iirst
meeting or the committee. '
WM

TMA'i’Y, WIlGNED TCDAYA .
W BHINGTQN November 18-'l‘he
no or yirIpr-cerore treet'y was signed
today It 13le ‘hr Secretary Key, for

gatellni Mend In d Pounce-
33‘th ritisll ImbIseId ,ior Great
lit 1 ‘f’ .,_

[iii SHEiiiliiiifllliiBTS

8m Penileid llIIl Wreck ll list
The. items
Martin ngan. severely burned on . A
does.

uumrs llllliiliiilliill’iiill 7 m... ......., .....

3 Carl Martin. slightly burned on
hands and face. ‘

The- «big gas main of the Wheeling
Gas Company sprung sleek yesterday
morning near Emma and the company .
sent out a repair party The gas was
turned oil all t!
at work in a d
repairs.
torches were,

«short excellent one

are being received
litany; and varied
lrfm time to time.
and on the lint

god in kduriug the

' the order every
nent and- will
Furlong and
Whoop the hill
m and Friday
nveulence of all
toibe in attend-

' Tim is I

Man Ware at WIrk In the Trenches
Late Yesterday. with Torches.
When “moons Turned the

loss Into the Pipes. "

r WASHINGTON. Penn. November 18 , ,
-—-A nature! gas lesion
Ilonathe plain pipe lne oi! the eel:

as Company It' Buflaio Villsse. *
eight miles west we! here last evening. of
which. resulted in lhiuriesto tcsix men.
trio of whom will probabi y die. .

”lesion was caused by the gas ig- .

tisg- train a torch in the hands or
one of a gear at repair men. The
inlwlired are:

8 Bronson. burned about the
head and arms. it is thought he in-
haled the flames. May not recover.

Lyle blaswell, burned About the race
and body. May not recover
John Wallace; burned about head
and arms

advancement. - _
writing. Bdilnefl‘

n '5‘...
chars ,tional
uEddy restful;

ukrsnent‘ll’o
in Norwalk
. Georgetown and

day evening meeting was
owns nest. William 0.
‘e work of the Ameri.
let! its “will in

years

on
New York arrived here Muesli. even ?
but and registered at the Portland ho- "
tel. He was aIIigned a room on the . crave
groom! door of the hotel and placed I that it was brought on from being shut
trunk containing diamonds valued at up!!! Store where he has been won-kins
"0.000 and "~00 in gold in the room without taking a day oil in several
Mr. LowenthIl-stst‘ss that he left the ye"!

1° °' nil iliiil iiiiiiii

: coins, and t It when he returned he
Item the trunk broken open and the
iaIulgeIls iiIIl Willi Defeat in
All of 'lllIhl.

mun PBliSEfiilR Hilmil

tlves were immediately iuulnmoned and
tom a asty examiuat on of the pre
héflaggm: f3; mises arrived at the following ccnclu
temp. A. J. Collins“
General Sumner Glyn “Quinn's
Attack Upon Four "my“
men Intrench in Rifl'flits

" ‘m-i’rm- friend.
Brought News“?

orwelk, Allan
inquire of Gobi-ed g
ingtcn street .‘ , .

+030
stun Place. lndu
74 West avenu. .

T0. LET—FINN . ,f
Norwsik. wltlr “Wham '
trees; mwfactorieswl ,
er; noun house!“
farms; sihgle tenements.
please any family wealth
the city or count , i

II 1860 there ore
_ Is ,st work. and the

fish robes oi! America con-

pin m0 there were 544

lib contributions of

eri In Board pursues

exam—evangelis—

ll» élhedicsl. industrial,

Itusu ’ ts twenty mis-

‘ noiuou stations

Mplacee for

lies. 4000 native '

, boarding schools '

p 1.5.1.100 common

.090 in Ill. under in-

tales to some

under the

sion

A janitor of the hotel had a bunch of
pass keys in the pocket of I pair of
trousers. which Were hInglng in a
yclbset in the basement This bunch
of keys is mining and the theory is
that the thiei who was evidently well
posted as to the basement story of the
hotel secured these keys and thus of
tected an entrance in Air. mwnethsl's
room. It is supposed that the robber

 

Scene of the Location of the HIrris's
Hulk. According to it. is Twenty
Miles East or Penileld. and
Cannot Possibly be it.

it is quite certain that the wreck oil
Penileld Reef. is not that of the pro.
pellor J N. Harris. of New Marlon.

Houses end building
Easy payments. Anni
ward. ”A.

f6 LIT—POUR

and the men were,

i ditch making t

’r nbss fell severe
to give the men‘ .

Board
Encom-

in the
, United
“V conducted by

i all '

very “litter .
2: .go. Luther
i ' [his wail“
. cunt oi the
its. armed in
11:08, train yes~
Michell the
the address

2 He especiplly
labels the entire
[a medical mis-
ndemcnotr -

of three hundred

mm“, ed Ja-

e church reasursr.
.it of the sums. which
bed

pport or Dr.
and bis/wile.
‘ . wh

o‘clocll‘. «in oi seeder
. ,C 1-
how missionary met:

no me
not on of the var-

._ I “Wilt.

which arrived
. fl

’ r' . elem
moaned passenn‘rs. including

,f Willamette e

Wiener-d gave I ,

which was such August lb. 1857. for the
reason that the Harris wIs sunk east
or New Haven. and not oh Penileld
Beat. l have a full agcccunt of it)?"“ lose
ill punish rte col’um e
. . .... ’ ’ ”or :2.“ N.
or c on I
to obliteration? or"
n m e . rr s. a n 1
Brown, of the Itcamer Metropoli l: Indv the s" resu
I presenter on the Minor Governor. " CANAL soAT IUNK.

the scene of the ‘ I...”
M Lost . I Canal
Milt Halli.
rer'oi
antes bio lilinms.
Walk

light. .,
The repairewhre almost completed
when through; erase mistake the up

910:5.le greet-drab

left and the explosion of

attempted to leeve

boats in
One oft e fillets was lost and is now
sunk on Green's reef and it was only
by luck and jcrtuue and the hardest
kind ol’ a struggle thst the tug boat
was able to get- back to the shelter of
the harbor with the remaining boats.
New eflcrt wlil be made to raise the
sunken barges

W,—
GRANVIKLI‘ W. IINIDICT.

The faithful oi anvllle W. Dene
diet was attended is afternoim It s
c ‘clcck from the residence of his bro
ther. Charles Benedict, No. 35 flhesbi
one street. South Norwalk. Rev. J. J.
Poust. pastor oi the East Avenue lath.
cdl'st Episcopal Church. etiolated: The
pIilbearsrs were members or 0.8.!“-
ry‘ commend. llnlon Veteran‘s' Union.
Ind the lotsth was in the soldiers’
plot in Riverside cemetery. Mr. Bane.
dict has In honorable war record. He
enlisted in Company B. First Connecti-
col. Artillery from Donbury. for three

porn. Jailu‘ery 19.1862 and was tak

manner or war It or bottle or Mal

veru Kill. North Carolina. in June.

mm “mi ”in “ii-iii“ °‘ “in. mi more“ lam fir

dirrps bout reemons

M to “00mm qlilo “title. Mme” BIV {10‘ng I," dehwd from "w

t”! “id. WM! was lyln Wide .3 ' clans «mama for

W 11;; mm , ”it ' ‘3 bloom t " late or November.

’ i Ii. hil- he cellist but went south

the novelist his health In the fall

1W1. “end in in the (allot 1898.

Israel tthe winner. l-le

pent the ‘fiy’ihter of 1890 at his home in

Emnthhlorwnlk. but on the 16th or last?

he I let Augusta. (in. ex-

ndllring the winter.“
“Novembsvuh.

‘l riser Issvncolsv cannon.

. Ito‘s. W. W4"; [imam fining: last
N , uem- vanuon‘ e «no n'"
its num‘fim Ir. ““‘i was interesting and instructive. deiln
“hints”. mm: that snide third ting the president's character as it
add. smmpal lithe public press
wondeeisdy Goren
on , been

'ewhouon

three o'f‘tlle captains children and .I
crew of eleven all told. She was heavily
laden. with an assorted cargo of men-
chandise. consisting of groceries. pro-
visions. dry coeds. thirt tons of his
iron. cotton in bales. bar run. etc}. val.
ued at about 850.000 and consigned to
various parties throughout New Binge
land. centric Smith states that things
went on. as usual until the pro lion
was slntrlve miles east oi New

about midway between Falkngr's ls-
iand and New Haven," when the coili-
sion took place. .

Captain brown oi the steamer Metro-
polls, states: "The lietropolis left Fall
River shoot 7 o'clock on Frldsy aven-
ing, for New York. with some two of
About In
minutes before o’clock liturday
morning. between Falkner’s lIlsnd all
“New Haven. ” enters into collision with

“We Winn

-s’l'h passenger on the sisemer Gov
error. of- Providence. 11.1 . says be e
eweirensd about hilt past four Set r

s eh had disco M «acetic
were. nlliwaIn ml?”
lumber In?!

eunuch INN the MM
thin or the Governor inquired of Car» *
rein brown. or the: m‘hiet'lvspolls.vii who had
benched. Captain Brown informed III:
io'clI'ck this morning.

W
firing the out week. the two promi-
t features being promptness to
Earl“. and listen to the people's wishes
ndepeudInce in decisions and
‘ ,‘I second sermon is

ire appeal or these

 

 

Well f ‘
Wh‘mdh‘im‘dw 5..

in cervical to char efars. Iir.
inevcrvhesrtiiv-
ism willII

has turned on It the gates sndm ran: -’
girilhsd .

l and: Three of
tly Wounded

MW, thong diamond, brooches.
. her husbInIl «ZIEW Atheism ‘

lag the mine.
, no today that two
wounded men were taken to Human-
room and. one to Sabres. and that they
are alldesil, having been shot while at-
tacking the mines. '
i This» report lacks vcrlchtion. though
it is believed that the men who made
the ialtaek suffered heavily hrom the
light. in the battle of yesterday morn-
wgin at least one hundred shots were ilr-

, ed srlilie in the battle a week ago half

that number were fired. Early this
morning I portion oi the Hedisonviiie
Company Ind some of the Hopkinsvlile
Company went to idence under the
commend of Captain Thomas. The
town i; now under guard by the sol-
illers. A deplorable state of affairs ex-
ists. not only at Providence. but all
over Ho kins county. and at Empire.
in Chrl an county more troops are ex-
pected. ‘

nonwaut MIvHoolev seavrcss.

.___..—.

Will be Long Remembered by Attend.
‘ Ints Venterday.

The services It the Norwallt Metho-
dist Church. yesterday. will long be
remembered The afternoon service
for men was one oi unusual charscter.
About two I“. cred and men were
present to! n “to once the spinal
address that the town is rarely favored
with. by iiivaneelist ‘i‘ulisr. He depict
ed the evils of society in such a vivid
light that some of the strongest hearts

wept and in closing Air. Tullsr made

awful» appeal to fathers to guard
uliy those summed to them.

I evening service was the crown-
lng service oi the whole series The
short. w at its but Mr. Roth the
sweet ”Inst “lt‘is
God's Way; His Will Done” Hr.
'l'uiisr expressed his heartteit thanks
to thugs who had cooperated with him
in the Isl-vices for the last two weeks.
men timing as Mr. lves. the or
sell "4.er ckley. the plan
let. I' the rus Ind the two newspe
or the tbwambo lied so kindly pubi ish
ed the notices slld Irtlcles in the in-
terest oi the world also the trolley car
lines I," t the notices of the
'l'ullar's

Frag, W ”km criticism.

_ lined that his recording In
M an accurst'e woosnt or
«stream and It the instant dsi
i will be revealed that I war

1 eat in any Ill-tbs
C’hmnl

after securing his plunder. made his
way through a folding door to the base
.ment and pi .s ladder «dust the
wall of the ho court on Seventh

' street made good his escape At this

hour there is no nine to the robber.
NNW YORK. November 18~Aibert
F. Lowcnthsl, of 37 Maiden Lnne. is
the man who was robbed at Portland.
Secretary Ira Goddard. or the Jewelers
Protective Union. and Hr.1.owsnthsl’s
wife both received telegrams today. In-
nonunionn the lone Hrs. Mwentbal says

hmblelot ct uncut stones was

__ COMMIIMQNIR! "ll OINSION

Are mountiefim in, Momma
frothy.

The Countyztidmmissioners are in
session today llu‘the Norwalk Town
Court room ferfthe'purpcee of-lssuing
licenses. Thls'is the last‘time they
will be here this' year; Up to one ll»

have beenlissued to Sarah Ulr-
rigin. 156 East'Woshlngton street:
Daniel hicrduJNew- Cousin road: Hi
ch el Ratchlorde Kain street. Adolph
ler. Conn . ,
North roll. Main . , 91
Carthy.Burbaak ~-
WIter street;

Tiwothy lullivan, := ‘renhe.
Ni lock and Russell. Wail street: Wil
ii Anderson. Wilton Road: Joseph
G. Perkins. Franklin avenue; Peter. hi:
Callahan. Main street, Adam Schmidt.
Mechanic street. Barbara Boldodsr.
Ely avenue: John H.1danuing. River
street; Ernest G chner. Port Point
street; John M oney. Main street;
W C. Jesse. North Msln street.

Dru u.ggists—-—J Stanley St. John.
South Nair: street“! ..C Baur. Wall
street: Goorse C. Btlilson. wIshinfi
ton street; Edy/old P. Weed.
shrug .Qle’ndennlng. corner wIll
a

asclvnocl $50MVINTION.

WAsmsolrdN. November ill-wee
president's tl ltoday was notified
largely in the discussion of reciprocity.
Senator Culiorn. 91,. Illinois. and Rep-
reuntauve of Pennsylvania.
had something any to him upon that
subject. and a delegation of agricultur-
Il implements manufacturers. consist-
ing. of James bearing. of Chicago: A.
e Muller. of York. PI.. Indw vac.
Barker. of New York. who are here
to attend the reciprocity convention
vri.I:!<;:"meetsl t tomorrow. D‘mh t ted a
In I I run ly u a some.
thing be done. ed‘elm'tl tics told the
president that. in bits oil nice. the lime
(or action had come. Reciprocity had
been talked and preached tor ears and
until I decisive step' was is In now.
which would effect sum log. the
whole Iubi:ct might as wei he shall
dofidm'i‘h t they m Irina delegations
Is I “SPA! soles lee-inter»

'li.'i ‘,

smith .

.‘. also is the most severe

moment. .

MANILA November“ .

E of the Ninth We. \ F..il
Schoefei was plucked by 50 boicmen
and several insurgents,
rides. ate point six miles from Taran -
go :1 in the islarld offism’ar The in

so gents tried to rnsh‘ths soldiers hut‘
falling in their porpoise. they broke
and quickly scattered. The men of the
Ninth bed a corporal and a scout kill

ed and one private wounded Sixteen
of the bplolnen were killed, while the
rideme escaped-

recommend I'm runs on. '

Local. to the I‘outhern islands for 'cper'
utilises is the mounhlns.

Captalh
teary, has besu‘lcouthm for
lien mm,

313' nephritis all

agents there. Judging

on these occasions “GI. Hall esti-
mates the force or each bsh‘d of the
rebels at train 30 to 60. They made ‘no
attempt to charge UIbtellr Hall's party
Captain Hall’s scout resulted in the-
capture or one lounges: incur and 60,-
000 pounds «use. > i m 4 ~

General sounder; commander of the
district of Southern Lunch. hlghly
praises Captailfilartiiisn ”film Hoop

then administered Mm Caplets Hart-
insurgents
have suffered since he. Ii sum-
nor assumed command or his district:

Owing to the fact that united States
transports Sheridan. Waldron slid
Hancock all met with accidents in the
inland sea of Japan and the mturuihgm
thirty or visiting congressmen ls lei:
fired the transport Thomas which an-
rl at Manila Nov 12' villi be ill»
mail Iter disphtohed to Jail“. Gil paid!
on s deprecatee that United sore.

rte should in future one
through the inland seas.

The Filipino priest. Depos'ay
been untoncbd
penalty of death
taint: his i
te ericsns u o res t how-
ever, to the condgmne‘d with g
and the migrest religious body
he bellm Mind"
presented. General,
muted his Ionian? to my lill
prisonhent. eral Chalice desires
it to be understood that leniency ex-
ercised in this case cannm be taken as
I precedent and that no person in the
islands can be permitted to plead his
odloe. however sacred and exalted this
my be as protection against crimes
committed.

roe municipal nuihcritles hare do
clded to color" the city of Maniin and
to incorporate within its limits the
suburb of Coats Ans.

“He-w

00M. IANROLL'I LIGTURI.

the murdgr of car

,t unworttiix, re-
slice

The illustrations which do see. '
Barrcli’uses for iills very “W

tore up “Elem" to be timed
IIIuemIlty. oi the Centulliflubn
Wednesday "mics. Ire mpartilnlsrly

“Wm .
mead Wwdaflmmm fix view. .mp-

Norman Hall, of he nee ill-.1“

been

113.com martial to the a

fich‘_'

lilsqomc

 

armed with

id mahogany.

corher and recap
ly curved. uphol
ask made to 0rd

price $85 Addregb

Oillce.

r‘oh IILE
bounty” Maple
Inquire oil . -.~

 

=rch eats—c .

.. sonislstesm ensl

dition. Apply at‘ .

 

roll IALI~ .
babbitlllg. ih
convenient s

* DYING—Cl! .
’weerlng
approved N ..
all! trimmer.

holes. buttons.

‘ . it .
of chemical «in

who i'sv'or'ed '_ f '

her propeller on New 1}:
forty-”sis miles "Will it ..
Orange Prince lowlilx‘

 

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