" Ihe'." out
._ Gostello brother of Cap'~"
, of Norwalb.
on October 27th as
‘ rth had ope'ned
Limited the start
_ Veda letter
otJohn'ii Bridge. Kiiken-
stating that nothing had
a there or I missing man.
lit 1y had he orbased the ocean
are gone to Killrenny, and
n3 is d of Miss Denny. would
nhai‘re called on new Mr; costume
b? ther now has hardly the least doubt
_ btthnt his brother met with foul play.
2 and thinks that he was killed in South
Noru‘falk When Captain Costello dls- ‘
. appeared he had in his possession near.
rum in money. and his brother
thinks that some thus learned of the
money he had in his possession. and in
some way hired him to a place where
he could on; and then make may with
‘him. lie so believes that his broth-
ore body was thrown Into the my
after he had.J heen Murdered. or. elee
was pushed 0,. board rues
bed. Toss port Ibi
inexact in “3 .
either in Newark.
New. Yorjlr city. it;
usually frequented.
' form
- to the pastor.
No
gins struck him on the shoulder. and
3h ‘ 3 throWn forcibly to the plate
turning a complete somomauii
is descent. Several of the train-
glen want to his assistnncc. ll'od Mr
mith was able to get up and a3 he 3-
he Would be able to continue his run
I the balance of the day.
he felt/so badly 'Ihat he was obliged
'3 to earth for Extra Conductor EllaWorth
. tot e the train, and Mr. Smith return.
red to his home in Danhury on the ‘I
3 '.
ANNUAL CHUBcl-l ROLL-CALL.
interestin Five-Misfits Addresses in
South orwsllr congregational. 3.
The annual roll call of the South
Horwnllr Congregational Church will
he held next Thursday evening at 7: 30
at the church and promises, to he an
interesting and memorable event. Ev—
cry member is requested to respond ei-
ther- by his presence or by a message
There will be five-min-
ute addresses as follows: “Our inheri-
tance as a Church.” Deacon EdWard
Board: ‘The Church as Aline Mater."
Dr Emily PardeeIDlebI-ow; “The
Church as a Moral Force.” Judge John
H Light; “The Church and the Cure of
Souls” Deacon John 8. Lawrence;
”Church, Support " the Business Com»
mittoe‘; “The Church as Hollis." the
pastor. At the close of the service
seats will be assigned to those who
are not now new holders. All members
are entitled to sittings.
NORWALK OLUB POOL GAME.
howls at. John Keelil‘ Defeated Dr.
' William li‘. Acton n.
Lewis St. John Keeler. rated 70 de-
rented Dr. Willie F‘. Acton. 100 in
III e p’o‘ol tourniime‘nt oi the Norwalh
Club. Saturday night by the score or
ii to 85. The full score of the game
KEELER:
9", ‘Would he a protection to them at ii "
econ Ilnlltnit 329w
mill a train J‘tor
ton B; Salter.
t. \vh
remember sell Ira ticket to any I!!!"
a who purchases.
,I‘Costello innit a photo:
brother to South
r could not rec-
: man to whom
disappeared on
' oxalic it as’a
he had sold I tick
Guptain 3
s
0
Mdnday night. October 37 pend the last”
seen of him was In Wall' street when
be We on the resin platform of a West
Wanna trolley car. While the car was
going lhrou h Wall‘ street. it passed
several of h s friends. and when they
spoils to him he answered and called
bani; them “i'll see you later." His
Irish a naturally .suppoeed he meant
later In the evening. and for the time
being thought nothing more of the
matter. It is believed by many that
had sir. Costello contemplated going
out of town he would have said some-
thing about it The last time William
P Costello saw his brother was on that
Monday afternoon. at 12: 30. At that
time he Was on his way up British are
nue. cepIaInCostello ahd resided for
several years with Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam McCora oil. in Main street. and
on‘hfonda‘ym turning he had told Mrs.
McOormnol: that he would be home to
dinner. but did not appear.
At the time at his disappearance Mr.
0 wore a liar! suit an overcoat
null e‘. black fedbre hat. The pellet. oi
. NeW York city‘e'nd Newark have an
; linoWle'daed thou they are unable to
drill in blue to rules! as men and
owe the New 3 3 nth ”Norvrslk
18M
Ii was on duty at the _
of Captain Costello was known to "
~3havs acne. insane mm m not.
70
ghouls W imam-d reversed the game
and Professor H. B. W ham scored.
Another name villi probe Iy be played
this evening. ‘
cnaisv ANti cHh $va names.
This was the topic of Rev. W w '1'
Duncan sermon last evening at the
le‘lrst Methodist Church, Mr. Duncan
said that not only Wher'e the method=
airlineous of the dootrine of the so
called Christian Science but even it?
name was faulty The word Christian
(pertaining to Christ) was mlsapplied.
as there was nothing Christian in the
results. Science. so far as scientific
development as doiined by the modern
interpretation of the Word, had no to
laiionship with its work The discourse
was practical and philosophical be-
cause it dealt With truths from all
ctandnoints praising all that was com-
mendable and criticaing with plain
and forceful words the Inconsistence
and foolishness of its pretentious. It
Is exhilarstina and productive of good
to hear subjects at this character
treated fairly and understandingly
l .1 It stimulates and Inn
niches susiestion‘s for thought out or '
the ordinary rots at daily endeavor . ,
MAN DIT'I WHAT HE i0 WORTH.
in the mm or an excellent sermon
resist-Ila ,mm on “Wantsde
hour’s: the Nowell: ammnuoen
Church. v’. (I. unseen. the pesto!
said: w on the laboring men some‘
to realise that by shining his wanes it
deals - srd
He came :
to south Norwalk,‘ but on arriving _
B r ,
red the rite or confirmation ‘
or 150 at St. lisry‘s
afternoon.‘ 0! till 7
one were boys. sixth-nine
women and seven insu‘.
por service of vrhi
James ll. O‘Donnell. s
be mentioned that y
tenth anniversary
of St Winery a Church.
anniversary the
lighted but once a‘ y
burning yesterday. The ' ‘
tie boys and atria memes“ made a
very. pretty sight. The girls Were sh
tired all in white and were White veils
and wreaths. The boys Were distin-
hy the hand of White ribbon
arm
The sermon, which was on 3
isct or confirmation. was preach
Father Baldy. of Earthen]. Who l
a professor in at. Thomas saint
speaker and in looms cont
hi! all of the hit is told;
ly as armor Is to a soldier.
Bishop Tierney
aniahod tram other boys in the obnorgh '
Father Baldy is a clear and fidgsti‘i‘mi'. . 3
or.” D Ii. rector oi
1111mm
ling" clergyman store Father Th .i
man. of Word”? Father!)
nor of Noroton 3 {tor the service
rather O‘Donnell entertained Bishop
Tierney and the viilt‘init priest at din-
ner at St. Mm's rectory.
Much credit for the exoe‘lent instruc
tion given the young candidates for
roam-motion is due to the sisters under
whose care they..\v'ere. Miss Lily Pow
dl acted as spermi- for the girls and
° ,8. Cuvannvh for the boys 3
The musical program was a very line
order and was excellently tends»
ed. The adult choir was augmented
by the boy choir and alternately sang
the verses of the Dixit Dominnm Beat
tie Vir. Laudaio Puerl Dominion and
the huddle Domiuum. the music being
the Gregorian chant.
Hillard's Ave Maria. a soprano solo.
was beautifully rendered by Miss Mai
Brennan. John .1. Powell augmented
Organist, Edward I“. Hand’s accomplish
nest With violin obligato. Mr. Powell
vise sans as a tenor solo Panofka’e
9 Balutaris. The Tantum hit-eh. by,
iambilote. wss rendered as solo and
rhorua.
At the conclusion of the continuation
*eremony. Bishop Tierney further es~
ilslncd confirmation and new all the
venue boys and cm- Who had Just
betel con ll'rined Intake the pledsstnah-
i
italn from all intoxicating liquors no- 3‘
til they were twenty-one years are. 3
Bishop Tierney save 33 my
Whenever-nod runnmnusorm
the evils arislsa from the drink
corsets how it had wrecked so men
n to therein 3
. n. , '
' been mouse by taking “'1
' oi!“ from lips“ at Stamford all oi
nationwuton, New (lenses. Weathert,
Southbort. part of Weston. Ridgeileld,
Bedding and bewisboro Having our
lines hemmed or out ch 9n the West.
north and east and driven towards our
starting point Let us then retain our
original name until waders forced: from
all sides. into the Sound. and the old
name sinks beneath the Nurembn‘ly to
rise again like the Phoenix of olu.
: Tours respectfully.
W B. Rider.
Editor at the Sentinel: That a
change oi the name of our city will ev-
or come up for serious consideration.
I do not believe. but the suggestion has
given occasion for some bright If not
sarcastic. letters. to your paper. The
beautiful and historic name means loo
much to he lightly discarded
We would have to chose history it~
self. for South Norwailt holds. and has
well earned. an honorable record on
its pages. This part of the town was
among the first to resist the encroach-
ments of the British and to heroically
defend it from invasion and annihilln
tlon South Norvialk furnished more ‘
than her quota of enlisted men during
the war or the Rebellion. some of
them stand well up in the annals o!
the state.
' The name of Nonvailt is high up an!
mills historical names of the co
try; let us‘ not for 33 moment
muster upon it. If there is
. All! ‘
glam: or right to the name whichthe
film its this ebttletneu film
It's“ III! mod Iii:
the Pain rs and Decorator
' chase of' organised her. In the first"
enable "and patrlpflo
Gin outlier
6 Not one! Guard
life
may be called out to keep order on
3 some occasion when the Union orders
' a strike This reveals the minimum-
lieu of the service of militia which an-
lantern persists In maintainina: name
“y. that It is called outln the interests
of capital and for the purpose of light.
In; the strikers.
to erery man that when troops are cell-
Invests of the laboring man. Riot and
the cause
In them is
tore the an
. and he who on gee
enemy. Where are
summoned it is only
j to‘ prevent complications and to par-
. Ilswfui controversies to be mica, l
egvgui emotion iV‘i'imheris. th
user I are is reason
Iii Iii but u-
ie the respect of reasonableness; We
therefore appeal to all friends of un-
ionism to utter their positive protest
against the unreasonableneos and im-
moral course pursued by the Painted
But there is another phase of the
subject it Potter were simply refused
membership in the union; the wrong
would be great summit but the course
becomes hinh~hnndeil persecution when
his discharge from employment is de{
mended as well This procedure has
(‘riminal Code of the state. I) vldi
for the punishment of hose
spire to prevent a no hire om ever:
rising it lawful trade. The attorney
general as decision seeins to be. that the
Painter-3' Union is not liable. because
it did not. in so many words demand
Potter's discharge The decision has
been criticised as neither good lay nor
wood sense it the discharge from the
Union had net‘involved discharge from
leaders have expressed
distiller-oval. Ibettuo I d or uni ;
ism fesrtodmu to v: be
be wrong
3 .«prevsntslc
‘ tarot! .
no Who has been discharged, from ~ h
of s cltlsen a fi- :
' V 03.. Mastodon Minstrels. who see
heir,
It ought to be plain ' '
- so out to shall a riot or protect prop-3
’ arty they serve most decidedly the in-
property destruction are injurious to
that in: with bright, ‘
and Decorstei'ii" Union of Schneot‘ady.
called for the action of the attorney;
general. since there is a law in the-
W lire sliidto know 3
' he not willihit1 3
have no coal}
‘3 those vi 0 Were
‘ ' sail
a e “upsop is Wh' eve
coal Will only forbear’an‘d ti
.h '39 little or none half a chance,
ins," said Mr. Ferris. 3
THE MAOTODON MINBTIIELG.
.Norwnlk's
at Heyt’s Theatre New Year's Day. .
The iecond annual appearance
”"1,“ch a signal success on the donation
of theatricals.
pubiic‘s exp til)
those havln
’ out ll more it
Whose experiencehas enabled them on
every occasion on which they have ’91
peered hetero the; football Is to and
themselves in a highly
nor giving the people in each instincts
money it worth in the Want; an
entertainment as near a p 9
standard of perfection as dill‘xen
lie could produce.
" The production this season embodies
Mill]! costumed
' ads, runny and men. '-
coder-III chimes and manor-31;». ‘
lecilons by a ten-piece concert orches-
tra composed solel oi solo artists. The
Seco Part co m of an and of
bright and pieuinn speoialtios by local
and out—of: town entertainers of Wide
spread reputstion.
The company. numbering sixty peo-
ole with its civil. concert band. will pa»
rude tbronnh the principal streets of
The Norwalta on the day of the sho’vv
Which will be on New Year a. at Hoyt'
’I’Iieatren , .
SEVERAL SLEIGHS UPSET
Some Unpleasant Adjunct. to the
Beautiful Snow.
dent of the Krueger Plano Compan
vras driving along North Matti street
thls morning in his sieich.w
vehicle suddenly overturned th'n
ind was not hurt. The only WI"
ass a broken shalt. Which was soon
repaired The horse did not attempt
to run.
went down to Burchard' a farm ye’sten
jvlay afternoon to attend to some live
stock. They arrived all right and left
they returned no horse was to
found lite animal hilving mm
N .3 some. Both set out on foot for Berlin ,3
- “.mm. and between streets at ms
Whose, “Jose” could be heard singing
be this to set around to 8W
‘ all and prevent all unnecessary sullen - . .
well- Known Entertainers '
tention to details and constant rehearse .
Mr. (larretson, or Rowayton. pres. "
him out. He landed easily on' the sn'ovr ‘
Butcher Jacob School) with a friend
“For I Won’t Have to Walk arcs h
of their first performance a your up ‘-
is bein‘ awaited With much anticipa- . 333;
tion b overs of this particular branch ‘
That this yodr em .3
tertainment will be fully up to the “
is assnm byi
fleets Thi‘
'tipniped into the
viii-set bridge
creditablb aisle
WANTED—u ‘GOODSE
Willing “1“ng ‘3 visit I
all the features known to high-class * .‘3
modern minitrelsy. including “a 50"- ..
Fart. overflow
first-c less or on; ' 7
suitable for ' ‘
‘FOR SALE-sq
lentils sleigh, one tin
gnofifiagton:taiso_ ,
e or s arm. '
No. 6 Elimiieth SI.
Company'hstock to the
Address Look Hot 878, -
the horse without hitching him when 3‘
Norwalk Chronicler