uptown a the solids lion-walk
Post-onion u Second-C all otter.
mailers typo assisted in
in raising mflcle‘nt
was the burning of the
t has been such a. burden
. aver aiaoe it was con-
Rev. J. J. Flaunt deserves
tantalum lnmrlng 06.000 in eight
sonata. anti now every dollar of debt
anion thaljdhuroh has been paid Rev
Ir MW in high spirits. and it
was said tint he never preached a bet-
ter than on this occasion The
day 3mm "Jubilee Sunday. " for
the church. but instead of having a
genuine Jubilee. as the term implies. the
day urns r an up in praising God
The odd torlum of the church was
mediolol capacity. and not only were
the Mill present from East Nor-
wal lint three were large delegations
Wilt) Horn“: and Not-walk. The
ch Myer looked better than on this
_: ,, ll Robert G. Hartford. the
, ‘ artistically arranged palma
putt“ plants and holsters about the
pulpit wplltform in a“ lent-circle. com-
pletolyme ’j and r. l-‘om and
‘ v.
in?“ lilies cranium the church
since Chriotntaa. the scene was a my
lllar.
3:5] Shunt!“ u the out?“ in: in an
archway; was a large silver bell cov-
ered with green and having a gold
clapper. hrs“ of running pine
extended out from these and were fas-
tiimcd on the side in drooping folds. 0n
the Wall in the re): were stars with a
Mahmunds of mid having white let-
tor-s, which read “Peace on Earth.‘ The
scene was complete.
The choir. under the leadership of
nk Merriam. and assisted by a
smug quartette had prepared spetial
music. lice Nellie L‘ Hommedicu was
the organist. and the music was of the
first order. The hielnbers of the choir
were the Misses Carrie Carpenter.
Maurie Kceler. Jennie Clark. Carrie
Palmer and Ella Molett. soprano: lira
Frank Merriam: Hrs. L D. Kceler and
Miss Nina Carpal”. alto: Frank Nor.
rim and Smith at Ferguson. tenors:
‘ Addison F.1fathavay.b‘nnlr Dora and
William Elsea. but. The instrumental
music was by Miss Jessie Bronson and
William Poyvca violins; Harry Hoyt.
\
T
violin cello and Theodore Glover. bass '
violin The W anthem was Jubi-
late Den. by gloom E. Netske
A pretty dust in: sun by Nina Car-
rie Carpenter. soprano. and Mrs. Mer—
riam, alto. entitled; "A Dream of Par-
adise.“ by Hamilton Gray.
(mush-a on Round Peas.)
Twu Tithuls'
Still In Jail
Taller ls {M Tu Slum
illiflll lit 81a SSMVVI
OLIIICM.‘ M1IWQN.|I
Lam amd'am at More“ home.—
Din itiia Porioli .
The irfiold Oouli cal Air
socialist: held a mac ng today at
Grace Church. The session opened in
the church at 10: so this stamina. with ,.
the rector Rov.J .ldcdiuro Dalton.
presiding. Thom was holy .oommun
ion and at 11 o'clock an ‘adlournlhont
was taken to the pariah house at the
corner of Cross otroat
umphrloa, rector o Charo
South which»)! handyman!!!
titled “Chm; in.“ a flair MW.”
.2: abuu'hmi that ““339“ 9d“ ‘33“ 360i 300‘ ‘ . . 3.3%.; ..
camotoanondbythambarapm , . , , .. , vet ave
93.3w... ”1 w W... gs huussel important Philippine W _ highlight ,
di 10 ,3 ‘, ‘ r to e on n
[mpg «rumor TB“ ““3““ ”we” murmur
ll _ 3 . ‘ . . ’ , » ' o»
of mm: ll. it my . horn in cirotun
monitor of tho W" too of “m mwum F0! l have no control
institutes-o. of ,vnlom.muw if.“ M .. unabridged“:
Dania. of“, mg . 3;. 3” WW ppm; perches which
Gulibort : v. . .
Cornwall. MW “ ‘tllov. o. Goldie um i have
m . Knuth] thumbnail 3”; (Special enactment rel Eentinel) : 1M9 0;: ma“:
Gain”: ‘5‘ V , 3. 33nMV» Claude i’ooloy WASHIMTON. January lbw—Sona-
umu ind tumult lltpurl
inputs all Wily billifth;
llisruun‘e lip Ru. ilr. Humph-
rius ind Special lllusir.
The firemen of South and East Nor—
walks attended service in Trinity Epv
lscopal Church. last night. and listen-
ed to the annual sermon. delivered by
the rector. Rev. Romily F. Humphries.
Nearly one hundred members were
present in uniform. occupying seats
dmervod for them in the main body of
_ diurch. Chief Engineer- 13:. V
m Dakar and F3. ll. Wheeler had cbage
e
interesting one, the
of the normative departments
porvice was a vorv
of a most excellent character 3
soloist was was Grace Adams. of Nor-
wailr. whose rendering of. the Magnifi-
cat was especially beautiful.
The text of Mr. Humphrles‘
uYEi‘)‘
and the fire shall try every
work of what sort it is."
than
Mr. Humphries said that the com
mon conception of fire was as an ag-
ency of indiscriminate destruction of
all that was good or bad. and that i
was the purpose of everyone to corn-
bat it. He spoke of fire as a nitride
and repealer of truth—~thc destroyer
Mr.
Hpmphrles urged the firemen to con-
tinue faithful and courageous in the
any duty before
them. and to so live that they would
The sermon
was a practical one and proved help»
of all the dross and sham of life.
performance of
merit the life hereafter.
ful to all who heard it.
FIRST SLEIGHING 0F~§EA80N.
Trio of Namath Men Win Fria- Offer.
on by Nor-walk Hotel Proprlobor-a.
Beidan
Hammett Nor-
walk; It». fWiliipm Hooker. of W11
T0 Till! Fireman
dis-
course was from I Corinthians lit. 13.
man's work shall be made
manifest: for the day shall declare it.
because it shall be revealed by fire:
8
:Eluutu lieu ind butternut
tor Plait M
"tantrum to panting legislation. The
moat important matters diacaaaod re
lated to Cuba and the Phillpplnea
These conferences between cabinet of.
doors and mom bars of Congress pertain!)
more of peroonal exchange. of views
and commit notes than of public
interview. “What is said and done
is carefully guarded it is in this way
that Congress end the executive de-
partments can act in unison and bring
about desired results. Both Senator
Platt and litr. Russell agreed, in speak-
ing of this interview with Secretary
Root. that something must be and will
be done for Cuba. Just what is the
question. They do not believe in an
ticlpating what may take place, aagnll
hearings will be given before the com
mittens of both the senabe and house.
Senator Plait as chairman of the son
are committee on Cuban affairs. will
have much to do in framing legislation
for the island, but the committee is
likely to so slowly and make sure of a
measure that will be the beat that
can be secured it is in the button.
however. that legislation in behalf of
Cuba is likely to be inaugurated. Thorn
is a great demand from nearly all sec.
tlona of the country for something. but
what that something is remains to be
seen. ' Hearings will commence before
the committee ways and means on
Wednesday of th week. "What those
heartngeaiili dorelop, no one can tell
it: Went. Titanium anim-
. portant bearing on the on on of leg
islation for Cuba is conceded. Mr.
Russell. who is a member of the com
mltiee. said that he would not be will
log to make a statement as to what
would be done. until a full and fair dis
cussion of the question before the
committee. Mr. Russell, however. has
always expressed himself in favor of
treating Cuba and the Philippines alike
but as for details nothing definite can
be stated at this time.
Mr. Sperry is in receipt of a roman»
strance from residents of New Haven.
between Quinniplac and Mill Rivers.
against the proposed change in the
name of Station A to Fair Havcn Sta
tion. The order to change this name
was given by the department some
days ago, but the business men of Fair
Haven strongly object. The remon‘
strauce was signed by some of the
leading merchants and manufacturers
of that section of New Haven, among
them being such large concerns as the
Quinniplac Brewing Co, updraft Bro.
there, the National Wire Corporation
and the H. C. Rove Company. Mr.
Sperry referred the remonatranco at
once to the post adios department. and
asked them to look into the matter
carefully.
i
i‘
am Bunsen. .
called on Secretary at the War ‘
Department. is amen and
had a lengthy feronoe with
Rev. Gar-
A am has lust been granted to
Edwin H. Minn. of New Haven.
MIMCWM.
Girl itmhul .
Kidnapped
homeroom
liltinftliflulliumt
lit-oars. Nihlock and Russell. pro
priotors of the Not-walk Hotel. award-
ed the battle of wine which they uter-
cd as a prize to the first who should
he the but to drive a mile with a
home and aleigb. The prize fell to
Bands] in Wood. George E. Curtis and
Frank H. liar-rill. who went down to
tha armory and return Saturday
night about if o'clock in one of Dana
a Baaka' sleight drawn by a good
strong horse. in the afternoon Oscar
H. Banks stamp out to via the price.
but he only drove around the corner
iahhdm
'ro Vim LING COUNCIL. 31". roots. lion January tar-«tattle
uaoola M 0J1. A. It. hold its
regular mus-an lost m night and
WWua-ambéum
a unwound-Viral '
parsimonious
mmmmmu‘
Mind
The bucolic
solved. That the
Gertrude Col . nogative.’ Carl
Bumbam and 1‘ loam Knapp. The
in were WT to C. Fools. Rose
(lot lab and Jill StourbeHnt. The
judges decided = as negative side
won. The - - ~ « haters next week
will be: All .. Mitot- Hoyt and
T". Smith.
rr.
Tueeiuu Tu Fridup ironing
The Sunday snot-noon meeting con-
tinues to grow in interest and attend-
ance. and yesterday the number prea-
vul was about fifty. The Rev. J. hic-
(tlure Bellows gave a very interesting
and helpful talk on the early life of
Christ. The lessons which he drew
were my aptly applied to the lives of
the members of the association. The
speaker was very well pleased with his
audience, and spoke in the highest
terms of the character of the worlr be»
ing done by the ussot iation The music
at the Sunday meeting is getting to be
quite an attractive feature but it is
only the beginning of what may be ex-
pected in a few necks.
Frank Sturtcvrmt has been engaged
to talu- the leadership of a well balanc-
ed orchestra that will harefor it: pur-
pose the best interests of the Sunday
meetings and nodal features of the as-
aociatlon and the mutual pleasure of
its members. To slut further develop
the musical talent among the young
men. arrangements have been made to
have llr. Collins. of Weatport. meet a
number of young men at the rooms to-
night. with a view to the organisation
of a mandolin and guitar club. . Al-
ready eight yosugmon have expressed
a denim for such a club. and no doubt
‘thmareothcrs who will beglad of
such an opportunity to in a club of
that kind, under an a c instructor
All these (canines are in direct line
with the association idea: thatia. to
furnish aamaay educational features
upoaaiblcandmestthoneedaandaup-
ply helpful monument to the largest
number poaalbic.
Lodieo‘ night has been postponed
from Today to Friday night of this
week. on account of a. number of cow
The regular gymnasium oloaaea as
now arranged will meet an hollows: in-
tort-odious on Monday and “and”.
and. line u iridium
3~ MB. ROUND’B ADDRE“.
Him Wednesday Might.
As already stated W M. F. Round
Nor-walk Club upon The?
System for Young Offendorl. It is
not often that our cltiaena have an op.
portunlty to hear so forcible a speaker
upon so vital a subject. and it ill urg-
ed that all who possibly can do so will
be present. Mr. m4 iii to pddroal
the Women's elubl of Debbi"? lathe
afternoon of Friday and in the one»
lug hold a mass meeting in tho City
Hall. He is especially mil equipped
for his worlr and is a moat interacting
speaker as doasna of press notices
testify;
For a score of years lfr. Round has
lived only to labor in behalf of- the
classes so generally ostraoiud and for
whom so little has been done. Uh
his management the Prison Asioca-
tlou of New York Stabs team I now-
er for good. llia perpetual influence as
Secretary of the Nation! lirloon Aa-
soclation and in vorlona other tilti-
tlous to the reform instrument.
been malfiitzahb my an othgr
map v a as many prison: or a
so thorouuth! familiar with (3911le
tiona. an inure to boot bun Walloon
daykcvctinlgtg at; .d o’clock at the not
VIII [1 3
Claim He Is
Unsuitable
Weslpurl People llppuse lieu
plan's Petition Tutti Saloon
llrltipepuriers lulureslul in Two
liuumuulruuuus
The County Commissioners will give
the remonstrants againot Thomas
Geoghan. of heatport, a hearing at
the court house ’1 nursday morning at
10 o'clock. Gcogban has run a so.
loan in Wontport for more than a year.
but the good people down there ob.
leaf to his methods and they are op-
posing him on the ground that he is
an unsuitable person.
it is not apparent upon what lines
the objection will tune. but it is be
listed that evidence will be offered to
show that the applicant does not. ob
serve the law. neither does he run in
orderly W The cannibal-mars
in The
Eurlp lluurs' This Morning
Exploded The Sale. lilil Seuur
til 0qu $5M
Six lluu fiuuplu liuhhinp Slurp
lu Supllmult Suiidap
BOUTHINGTON. Goon; January 18
~Burglars cracked a attic in the odioe
of the Meriden. Southlngtoli I: Conl-
pounce railroad at litildalo. between 2
and ti o 'clock this mornlua. Two stran-
gers who hung about the once notch
day afternoon. white'money weaning
counted. are thought to have been con-
nected with the robbery. it is believed
that they expected to get the road a re-
ceipts of Saturday and Sunday. but
they secured only .5. 61-well the caah in
the safe. Employees of the railroad
sleep on the second floor of the build-
ing. but they were not aroused by the
explosion which wrecked the safe.
u
a...—
BAYIROOK BURGLAHS IN GVVOURT.
le Marauders Caught in Village More
Yesterday Hemanded to Jail.
BAYEROOK. January l3.-—After a
short hearing before Justice Gates in
the town court. today. the six men
who were captured early Sunday marl
ning while attempting to carry away V
goods from the store of D ll. Holmes.
were bound over to the Superior Court
and remanded to jun They gave
their names and ages as Frank Lam
bert eighteen. John Morris. twantv
four. Frank liesgncy. seventeen. Joa
spit chCadrey seventeen. Fred John-
son eighteen and John Randall tater»
ty—two. They refused to tell where
they came from and the names are
supposed to be assumed. In searching
Johnson's clothing. a card bearing the
address. W. J 0'.l‘ielil New Brighton.
Staten inland. was found Morris, who
was shot in the back in the battle with
the bill-one posse had to be carricu
into court.
. , ll: bail been intended to have the
hearing of the alleged bdrm sorry
this morning. but it was nearly noon
when Justice Gates rewarded the
crowd which had waited allthe fore.
noon with some impatience for the ap—
pearance of the prisoners by calling
the case. He appointed Lawyers
Dempsey. of Middle-town. and Conner,
of Saybroowlt. to defend the prison
tars, all of whom entered pleas of not
guilty.
I). M. Holmes. proprietor of the
store. his son. Judd Holmes. William
Roe. the hustler who discovered the
men in the store, Jack Williams and
George F. Walker, all of whom took
part in the capture of the gang, were
hand. but it is tbtvught that sonar: of
them will be (imported of without
hearing. The case of C. A. Keane. of
lianbury. is an instance in this line.
Keane has applied for a license to
still at 95 Town Hid avenue. The
commissioners have repeatedly refus-
ed to allow saloons in uiis locality. it
is almost entirely a residential sec-
tion and they do not consider it until
cicntly policed. The chances are that
this application will be withdrawn
without hearing.
There are two rcmonstrances In
which people in Bridgnport are inter-
All club Momhm invited to Hoar ,
will speak Wednesday wool" in the j‘
n V .
have several other remonstranm on’
it
wamr 3W _
wast mm “
litain Blcuulul ill imprint Mall
‘ iup Eumpuup Budd
fireman lluve ii Number lllllulp 3‘
" um Fuupnf‘ 7213
Tu lidjuiuiup Buildup . .
ClllCAGO. January 133.3»A to» w
unusual at nearly aura. 000 no sound
by a are that trots out at nil do
this morning in the not of tho J.
Well branch of the motion? ”rim
Company. at Fiftydaoond rat! ,9
the Pan Handle Railroad tracks . ' .V _ ,
The fire started in the elovgfor. a
great structure i’fiil‘feet high. covering
an area 300 by 200 feet and having a
capacity of 3...00.Vllubushelaxnf grain.
IL was filled with barley almost to its ‘
capacity The building was destroy-
ed and the contents are almost a total
loss Adjoining the slevator was a.
factory on the float aide Whoa by J.
Well. it was aomowhat dill
From the roof of all actory t
men fougnt the ha in the bio"-
tor but they worked or great outs-r
vantage owing to the great height of
the building. When Aha dunno hm .. '
‘hrough the roof of the elevator W 1 1'3 .
Wheels of iron plates fell frbm the
building and greatly added to the doli-
oer of the firemen. “The sheet iron
plates were red hot and there was a
sufficient blaze to throw them clear 2‘
of the building, endangering the livol . ~‘
of the men working near.
CARD OF THANKS.
South Norwaik Post Olloe. ;, ‘3;
South Norwalk. Conn.
To the once" of the )1th-
Mutual Accident Association.
Gentlemen: ;,
i wish to return my slnocrs thahltp
for the prompt manner in irhidit it!
claims for 3 .00 were palplpnd
say that l bel eve your
one every man demolish .. V _. ,.
if‘bwf'fi :3 _
y conning ‘. p .
neatly mongol“ .li 00 in 3 33
working. for a reliablo comp“)! is
wh‘lch to insure mlhlt accident ’3 3
on can use this with my name if
you choose (mad)
JOSEPH TAMMANY
better Carrier. South Norwalir Ct
wAuuuD.33 3
wanraonnu poms non DEA.
matic class or club, to study and pro
duce standard Cm Address.
Franklin Johnston 288 Clown St. W
Haven 18 Ill.”
called as witnesses and told the story opted. «The ”‘6‘ 18 W Richard
of the battle. When the state finished (“"0211 mm In no to run -
the. defense announced that no cvi- "“3 J W 8310011 in!“
across Bruno‘s limb In 3.8tt'atford and
. , itt d to th rea-
dencc would be subrn e r e the second not A Michael who ‘3
pondonts at this time Justice Gates
thereupon found probable cause and
held the men for the April term of the
Superior Bourt. This morning on
townspeople held a meeting at which
it was voted to raise money for a lib
oral reward to be given William fine
for his plucky part in the affair.
Eagle ”street and Nowheld avenue
Both of these remonatrancea promise
to furnish bitter flights. and it
is just possible that one or them
may develop something of a sensation
if the applicant keeps his word. The
objection to Carroll's application is be
cause of its proximity to St. hflchaei's
cemetery. Although the saloon has
been where it is for many years there
has never been obloction before. It
is said that there is a reason for this
and that reason is to be disclosed
When the hearing takes place. if it
does it will furnish some very inter
eating wading.
No date has as yet been set ,for this
hearing. nor for the New“ avenue
one The chances are they vrili
beheard sometimeintbomttwo
weeks. The commissioners are now
over the license rush and will have
time to attond to the rsmonatranoe
REV. .l. H. HAYWOOD DEAD.
LOUISVILLE. Ky..' January 1:.—
ltsv. John Hoaly Hair mod. aged alg-
ty-dvc, one of the best known preach.
ers in the Unitarian Church in the
country died of old we today
Tunnel llisuslur
lniuslipaliun
in York am up llailmail
W T“ “a mmuamnlathenm
unbeaten-atom. ltiamthr
"new 1mm Zfl Astboumnuwonutasmm
mug um *
mm. a; v. 1...... Min
The hearing on the Donaldaon. Fair-
deld, appeal which was on for three
armour on orrdoawa cam.
rum
LONDON. Jam" 1! «a marl»
artists
anxious to locate at the corner of “ “
WANTED—~A Emotion dam
ai housework. Call at" West streetl‘ 2t
1 1
wastes-Hon“ chroma
delivery wagon. Apply at 24 South
llain street South Hawaii 093114.. at
1
WANTED—Au coalPETENT mom
or and waitress. Apply evenings with
references at Iliaa Baird's School.“
West Ave 17
TO LET~BARN Wi'm rum
stall- and plenty of carriage room; at.
so one room without board. -
lira. Annie )1. Elna-V, a
street. So Not-val;
3Tb LET—“Fl!”
lot with heat. but and cold
room with bath mounted
utahed rooms for light
Apply or call at 10 Haviland
' v
To LET-will)!!!“ FL
rooms manufaotorloa with or
power small farm! pom
trucks tool: storage , ’
or write for fall Median.
Norwalk Chronicler