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III IIeIIIId III IIIIIIIIIII dIIdieIIee
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The initial production the opera
‘ 'Egyptc." given under efdireetibn of
William D: Ohenery. lo the bénctlt or
, their M. C. A.. drew Hoyts’i‘hea»
he, lost eveuin
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' mighty
W Entered at the South ‘NorWltlk “
Post-other; es SoooudClaea‘Metier.
I
I
inc wee excellent.
drawn and her coins were good. Misti
Alnuworth has a remarkably clear and ,
eweet voice, which adds greatly to her
ability he an actress.
Mills Ansel Agnes Ghauourlan lie
Thermutis, Pharaoh's Ilhughtcr. took
her unit exceedingly well,‘ and won
heartily applauded. The stage had no
terrors for her, and in “Know Ye That
I Am Phaluoh'e Daughter" her Voice
rang out strong and clear. Her acting
was graceful ut all timee, and the meet
singer was highly complimented.
Charles L. Wing. as Pharonh. well
just suited to the part Tull stately
uud pom one, he was in very truth a
him; His utirlcarnuce in the
death scene were dirt-client
Robert A, Show all M0808. took his
unit well, and wig: cutie. His 3010 work
was also good ~. .
George H. ll . , as Jethro, dill re?
marlmhly well. Hintenor voice was
heard with very good effect“
Miss Florence Mae honour. of New
Haven. endeared been; to everyone
from the Istart She in nu notresxl of no
mean ability. and last night was espec-
lolly pleasing with her bright. viva—
ciou‘s manner. She posaessee a voice of
lunch Mstrcngth and excellent quality;
Her magnanimity in offering her ser-
vice: gratin for the Y.M C A cause.
cannot but appeal to the moat consen-
votive. . I ,
ngel ‘Agncc Che pourian, asy‘l‘herinuthis. .
, caril‘
‘ orallable cent being
was well presented
hearty applause fro
audience
the costumer were
culled forth
9 appreciative
re until tattoo.
rule and bril-
llcnt and the
us lcnlurknblr
the characters
’ solo and chorus w
Well done. '
swurth sowed
ed, mother
th has (tuneup
Norwalk am - .
‘ furor. but her
surpa‘escd unl’ ‘
\ part was difficult.
' every ’
The opera ,,
' Music in Atlantic Ci
the academy was one o the buildings.
l-lcnry P. Morgan. its the father or
Mos-es. ulna well adapted. to the part.
Leaning on his stall he was a typical
old man. bent with the weight of years. ‘
William 0. Tailor on the Egyptian
overseer. was up to the slnn’dard His
\roik however. was shot-Hired as he
nus speedily dcnoatched by Moses
John J. Powoll was seen to udran~
High as the herald His voice was in
good control in his (Reclamation.
Little Annie Minoan as Miriam. one
nearing only i the first act. could not
but delight or ryone. She did her part
and sang her solo, uttering to procure a.
lull so. Well
V Popular Actor will be In South Nor.
S W. Combos thendvance agent for, llllllllllll’ '1th TS IIIIIIIIIIEIII IT]
_ Thomas E. JShca Who will beat Hart’s
‘ Theatre on 16 l? 18 and 19 was in
town. this morning. Shells-company ‘
walkr'This‘ Month However.
has been planing at the Academyo
which was burned in the big lire. ,
The story Was around that all the ,
‘ n3 announcelk
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FRIDAY AFTERNDDN CLUB,
nutulill, not over~ ,
‘ III III Mind. I‘ IIIiiId's Seali-
IICI‘IIIIIIIIII d3 Sludie SiudeIlis IIIII
relative line All new as could a,»
will the ‘young lattice; some of whom
ot the .
. building. being home for the Eco ,
‘vuoatloh. '
' tinned in from 801: 32. corner of West
‘ augmented by the hip.” siren on the
, I bmnghtdhc diilorent conrlimtlcs to the
‘ 1 Upon their urrirnl the (imminent
this week and I
IIIIIII IIuiIdiIIIIs IIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIed
SIIueIIIIe Was The Iteliler III,
Three IIIehIII'd Si denser
IlIiIeI‘II dad I IIIIIIIdIII
The center one at the orchaiid
direct llldlngo. ooounled by Mlaa'ICor‘
hello.
the SW
nuce.j How the blue originated i
mystery, but mm theories have
been advanced outbox them being that
the electric light wires Were reopen i,
tile and another that there was It. dc»
the centrcctor Io
Baird’s seminary tor young I ,
ladies. wan badly gutted by tire curly
this morning and though ‘
' will be large it is covered by ins ‘
ALL . More ‘ or to
4 State Orin III
and a no the“
port Building
Bridgeport.
till one. When-
”Tiffah a titlin-
n any on
ill be referred
, aI momentu-
ill consult with
ator of a but»
have had tllIIIi
la tound on, a
lob... men halite
ever a dis lilo
tractor on big
of buuino’se th
to the coupe ,
tivc tron: the
loans with w
ltbl‘iblea AlWin U
certain lob th
Ilioen all. .work'
Strut r
lea hall; and
Seminar there was no one in the ‘I '09
building except Mine Kate O'RciIly,a a,
domestic in the employ of Mine Baird
lived in the upuor portion
The house who discovered
tire shortly before 3: 30 o‘clockwthis
morning, by Milk Dealer Frederick
honouring ‘ “
Sheldon went
home. 70 89h
‘Behmeeed
Tiered IIIIIIIII MeIII Suddenly III
Ills Heme Ill Tempe TIIdIiII
IIeeeIIse SIIid Til Be the Te IIIII-
shields and Bleed Poisoning
Ernclitiuc Adolphus Bull 9. the w
known South Norwellc stock broker.
died this «morning at ll o'cloul'l
hie home in (Borneo. alter
ion fillncu cov‘crinx a buried of but
Hill deochnc was a grant
Mr Bonnie. tor a. long time, hull;
tr ble with one of his nostrils illltl
stroll alter he? who thrown from his:
borne. his none when so badly inJuI-ed,
.. on it by a New York cpeoiali‘iat. W
that he had on operation pcrlorhl§
took out it portion 0:! the cartilageo
the organ. Mane Bohme tram tune to
tune had delayed having an operation
' on his nose previous to the above ham-
Waters, who saw ilnmee rlsing trout ‘ I i
the roof and ruined the cry of tire.
Mr Waters awakened William Colo!
men n colored mun employed about
the school buildinsu and the neighbor
mind was aroused I All nlurm wait
i Venue and Mcrwln utreot and the bell
Wilton uvcuuc electric light station.
{out of the tire In (Illicit order
no ltlmn ‘
a S
I in get the lire hinders with In working»
' Iiintmlrc of the Elaine's. ”
barge of the men end ll! udelet— 7
«I I»; rust Meridian: Engineer F. w;
Smith.
Hone Hose (lunlpnuy men took a no~
ition on the root or the building near
out West avenue. and the Phoenix boys
took to the root oi the building on the
other side. IA stream Mia put on the
blue from either side and from be-
low Their cltortu finallyr tool: etlect
anti b; dint of hard work the {trio was
(unlined to the one. building tleapite
the clone proximity ut the one: on
either side When the firemen arriw
ed the whole. renr oi the roof where
(Continued on Second Pogo)
SIIIIIIIII In
That Uriel Teen SIIIIIIIII
‘ unkllUWn
, boil.
it'itooll hut hilt hull one half minutcil
yesterday to untic the matrimonial
hunt which held Mary in Morton. of
Norwalk, to James E. Morton of parts
Judge William '1‘. Elmer
out in the clril Superior court and en-
declared the knot breathing at thin
ncli nigh record rate Mrs. Morton.
who was a Miss Hull When Morton met
and made love no her told his honor
that her husband loll. her on Noycmw
her 2 was and she had not neon nth:
since. neither hail she been able in
any way to get trace or him. other
witnesses said they had not seen
James around Since he went array and
that nothing had been heard tram him
The couple were married September
I 7 1830 Her brother. Samuel 1). Hull
and a neighbor comhoratcd her nestle.
mom. concerning his absence and tail‘
one. to: support her Judge Elmer
granted the decree. 'and a change on
name to um Louise Hull.
he application of Chariots L Marie
t rater: of pilotage be tired in the
atom within Fairiiold county was
so granted. The rates asked for are
the some as those which Iem- been in
force in this barber for many years.
Lighthouse new: Adolphus McNeil
was the only witness called. and alter
he ball explained the rates Attorney
Talluladge said there With no contest . ,
over iLI The; aimnlr desired to take
' “wage or the authority given in
the athlete and have the courte fix the
_ me. The court consented to in the
order
Judge Elmer allowed
.I' file trial list to small It
the next week. The
W ‘
topics in Go. ‘5. New York New Haw / .
urn Railroad Gummy
will be argued Tuesday
_ The Supreme Gourt. of Errors will ”
i 01;“ in comm: Tu ‘
. not on; out of bin cy
‘ ed tenement and alter the operation the
organ began to mood in much better
condition that it had before, until lest
week when Mr. Bobroc contracted a
, a; seven: cold Which settled in his head
; bud naturally the none was aifccted
Alioil {untied in the weal: nostril and
, Mr. Bullion went to I: New York snec- I
inliet limit In latter will an inutrument
up the nostril bud lancer: the attending,
it was not. thought that the troua
hie Would prove serious but Monday
morning Mr.“ Bonnie was taken ill at
hie office in South Norwalk and went
home becoming mpidly worse no the
disease dcteloped. The swelling be
came so great that M Bohlne could
DI. Whiter
mo
mid yesterday celled into I: battalion
Dr Ii. M. Allen, or South Norwnilt‘. An
operation Won ncrforlncd Inst night.
but the militant was beyond old at
Mr. Bonnie has noun a very uncom-
till wetness man and is reputed to be
whrth considerable. lie was born 33
years ago in Mcridon, and has been in
the stock brokerage business practi-
onlly all his lite. Previous to his com-
in; to Norwnlk eight year: ago he was
in Plttebnrg, Penn. When he came here
he opened on oilicc. in the Masonic.
building in Will utreet, later atoning
to the Swarm n Corbett‘ 'ildinx in
Washington street. Since the opening
or the business in Namath Mr. Bohmc
has branched out and at 1. is demise
had officer in both Sr nwich and
Stamford Mr. Bonnie was or an cite» I
hie nature and made friends easily.
He. Was associated with a number of
lodges and societies. among them be-
ing mm Temple Noble's or the
Mystic Shrine. of Bridgepon. and Sher-
man Council Ritual Archnnm of Non
well: Mr. Bonnie was n Blue Lodge
Mason. 3 thirt;i-thm'_§ degreé Mason;
Chapter Macon,- and aflonunandry Maia,
ring a member oi the St. ‘Elino .
'Cof mindery. Knights Templarsg: '
Meridian
i‘ f neatly in advance. with oil lawful
linenwas siren. Therealestnte mort‘ "' .
, IIsI. red
I Remecn treasurer: Mrs Charter 8sz
I 38, 560 persons W
d5 Home Week" beginning Sunday July
_ Solidi IIIIIIIIIII Shines IIIIIIISIIII
ily‘ var-ions Murders the real! est:te
I loom house plot 150le only $1.500:
I!
one Sound view: near school. trolley '
' ' r. and all advantages; cheap. Concom-
Bloc
lithium and lulu}!
outlay" mall vuuitlble '
lug pouthweut. ‘
t the Annual Meeting
The annual moctlnx and election '0:
olilccre or the Women's. Christian Item-
perunce Union,‘ file‘s held yesterday an
ternoon at the recld‘e‘nce of turn. Wil-
Hum Lawrence. Lost year It well do»
clded that chub, meritber do miscionoly
work such an Vlait the sick when thiey
hear of any illness. I It was reported
that over 100 visits had been made»
and that many poor iambic» were its-
eiatcd materially. The placing or the
fountain in Railroad avenue cost
Following are 'the oihcera
Mrs. William Lawrence president: t
Mrs. R. T Mnlrin, aocreta'ryf Mro. C
bee first vice- Wpreaident Mrs M. J.
Street evangelistic work; Mre. Alex»
under Palmer, flower mission work:
Mrs. William Kori]. Sunday school AT?
‘ work; Mrs. Moltin press
a Weld Prominent IIuImIISSIMm
ITI'IITIIII’III IIIIdIieIIIee Meson
“OLD HOME" WEEK PLANS.
m
Many Local fluid > her!
She
«~quan
The state
sachucetts. Many . these soils and
daughters together with a still larger
number of descendants of the Old Bay
State already are preparing to accept
the invltnthm of the Great and Gener-
lll Court of Massachusetts for “Old
. in Mac-:-
27 The date has been judiciously cho-
can so that It summer vacation may be
commuted with a return to ancestral
cocoon hat the shore or among the hills
of New England. Arrangements lot:
the entertainment of visitors are so "
ins "forward in the towns all'over the I
‘ttn‘te and committees and pregran‘ls
are {firming
I I
I n
. Cladenec Brown. «)3 Elm Grove
street is ill with an attack at tonsilltis. “w
Ieredesure
.dIIIIIIISI
I’IIIIIeIiII In lieu IIIIiIIIIII, MIIIIIIII I
III For $5 IIIII] ISIIIIIIIIed
d hell IIIIIIIIII ITIIIIeII
M...
lie litl'r omnik Savings Bank
has begun on action in foreclosure
against George D Nichols individually
and as truetec of George R. Chester E
llomer and Laura. R. Nichols. and
Thomas M. Fairty, all of New Canaan.
(in July 5.1899. the defendant owed the
plaintiff it is alleged, the sum or
$8 000.1'or which he gave a note paya-
hie on dcmnnd with interest payable
temimnhllnlly in advance. and all law-
ful taxes. The property. about one
acre in extent. is located in Main street
she in a NATURAE
cells a question and to
truth. To in all about love
marry nu when: rcmo‘v
troubles; oycrcomes anon:
iniluelloco. one belle
may uliooecd EXACTL,
“love, marriage. dlvo
health, outlines upoc
troubles; law-o eh ‘
punctuation x“ gun
Hound from. 9 ii I
In Wuchin ton 8t
”Hyul’r ooh:-
I m---... ”M“...
men; on strow hats. Will of
‘ ment to a few learnern: Ant)!
to Arthur 0 Wheeler 13 Butt
Norwalk
WANTED~TAILORS. ODE
maker or general workma
root 8 Washington 8
WANTED—A TEA
tronomy and other sole
at this olii e.
WA COMPETEN
tor fi’en‘eral housework.
WANTED~A GIRLW FOR GEE
housework, family or three. An
hinge, Mrs. D H. Miller J
THood are. So. ' I
A I
rork in an oyster hound Elli;
126 Water St
WANTED'v-SISLE‘S
.alcsiady) in this vicinity for
.:lhlc house $12 per week I;
tirior Room 13 13? State at.
T0 LET—4V”?!
Ililllldings and fruit tree
or East Norwallt"
I’Izorwnlk; 25 no
ro LET-FIRS Fhfiflfi.
Main etleet, 5 rooms, laborer
end 2:! floor 4 rooms 16 Day 8
Ii rooms so floor, on 2
221') Day St- Pohecssion
Youngs 211E: Ave” E. h rwo
centrally
Address L M, E,“ care SW
New Canaan Was mortgaged to secure '
note. , i.
The title passed from George I)
N oholulndividuolly to George D Nich~
mm» 0:) June 11,1901. it is set
i rthrNichols as trustee. conveyed the
pronerty by quitclalm deed to the dc-
fondant flirty. He in turn. and on the
name day, conveyed the propertylto ”
Nichols. individually. The note is on-
paid, it in alleged. The property is,
me in port by Fairty'. and In part
the town or New Canaan. it to also
forth in he complaint tint on Jun: -
to occur-e which in second mm on ,.
I the property was given ,
On July 30, 1896. the flygeia Manu- '
, 1 lecturing Company owed the plaintill. ,
‘ it is alleged. :1 one A note payable on ‘
neurone, With interact. payable semian-
mgedtosccnrethenotemthesame
us induct-then inthc present action
came into the possession of the main-i
tin Nichols. it is not form and Is now
owned by him and in bits Won A
foreclosure is (rolled. ‘ I»
modern conveniences, 0
St and Woodward Ave
tor L Wilcox.
John Morton niace.~~ "
quire of The Hatch & B
TD LET—~HO'U8E 39 HES
St; contains nine large I
movements. Enquire will! "
mm m
not furnished coon tl
crmerly of Rhyme (1
Hall Block. unltahle for
other business. rem
floor, 46 South Main at
for omces or dWclling.
building lots for calla Eu
WW" army to E A World In!
SALE;AT Barron IN
In house veranda. good cellar; ‘
adores; D. S. Hall ltoomhlmnler:
So Norwallr Conn. .95 3t
mm“ '
no. 4Tollea 3L; Muscular
o Toilet St: house 6
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