Boiwcon.$200 6 I8300Neiieii
by in E on Hold Yesterday
Altarnuo and Evening in
Look it‘s Hath-Excellent
,Eni6rt ,Hieiil Program
Grace church turtles are to be con:
ulated’ on. the line cocoons attained
In their: bazaar and cafe concert.
bdld'yeatetday afternoon and last
V pg It‘l int-kwood's Hall.
activities came to a clone It wan
found that. bothatIn $200 and $300 had
1i09n‘ made and the ladies were nat~
liydlly much gratified at the reunite
611ttain9d i
TThe hall has seldom presented as
Attractive, an appearance in it did for
this functkln. Pretty booths Wore ar-
ranged about III III tiatic style and at—
trn‘ctivo decorations added to the pic.
tur9. During both the afternoon and
evening mommy and varied articles
Were. disposed of In encouraging quan—
titles and the recoipta began to total
up.
Not. the least feature of the function
quI the entertainment program given
during the evening. There had been
much elaborate preparation for the
several number» and those participat-
ing. on Neil as those who figured in
the preparations for it are I9riainiy
to be congratulated.
The first number repainted of a net-
Ides of excellently given living plIiuIcII
lllillltmtiug James WlilIqunb Rileye
famous poem ‘An Old Swrethcart of
Mine." The pnriicipantn WI-III Mrs.
Hoary ’I‘. Piow.ltt Mics Rita Clark.
little Mien Nuiliug Chink-s new. Rein
(It‘ll, Marguerite. Hilbi)(‘.ll lilti V‘eilln.
Kenneth VI rnnm -Stan.l9y Baldwin
.ulil Lolita. van... This featurt who
arranged by Mrs W D Vernon) and
Mina Clementine Cboiwoll
The second number of the program
‘w‘uoa Very pretty mlnuet by eight iii-
tie winner; and masters. instructed by
Miss Marion S VIII-,nalu whose danc-
ing Island they are members of. Many
intricate limited were gone through.
hilt (Inch one “until on with precision
and itchiness. The palticlpulltk were
Adele Palmer Jeanette Batu. Florence
Muratrom phantoms Huhbell. Ran-
dolph Betta. KonnetltI V roam, Allen
hwnodmppl’iarit liar rohl‘ Music
for the minuet Wan bittyed by MbIs
Mario Benedict.
The grand climax. to tbs- entertain-
men‘tI caulk with the Pickunlnnl9a‘
Cake Walk, which simply brought
doivn the hotino.I Previous III the
walk; live judges were aerured Io wit~
neesithe fantalltlc gyrationa and then
nftel‘Itiuo cogitaiioh, to puss judgment
and awarded the cake to the I-ouplt
giving the bent exhibition.
The‘judgos, Gould S lloyt. Robert
B. Van Buren, (loot-In» E. (‘uiila Al~
bent Doyle and A. C. Golding. took an
advnnulgeiIuI-I ition in front of the
bingo and then mirth mnkera come
forth, and iii-1V0 an exhibition that
ought. to'IInnke the inventor of cake
walks turn to bill grow III oratocy.
should he not b9 among the living,
After deliberating Ilho jIIduI-n decid-
ed to award the mike to Mia.» lIIIIienIIII
Jolien and Frank M. SangeI. .II- The
other two coupled. who niko did very
finely wrru Mil-III Mamie Sanger and
Frbtl lloyer and Mints Mary Betta und
I‘Ionruti Price. The. cake walkera were
trained by Mina Ellie Lane Iind roe-
t.um9ti by Irving C. Bylngton.
BimIIlal linlIi offrtetn for the enter-
illtnnlont wot-c. arranged by Mortars.
Mlllf‘f“ and (‘Ihitiam while the static
manager was George it. Curtln.
Mimic during the owning was fur-
nished by i.owI-‘II Orchestra. Late in
the evening the floor was clearrii
aomewhni nnd the orchnnirk played
for auroral dqu-an.
A lame number of the ladies ot the
pariah anointed iii the vniioua tea.
tum of tile tutu-lion. Sonic Bl'l‘Vt‘Il ice
cream and cake other» were In the
boothk and come attended to various
other arrangement».
. 'i‘lIo nimtelnuoraiely decorator! booth
thui the luirvmt booth. 'l‘hlII wait cov-
ered with wheat, corn. illitllllklllli and
other farm pruducta. promoting an at-
tractive . appearance.
From thin booth
called. lint. Ila‘ndwichea IIIIIl variouk
other a drink were sold. 'l‘ho bomb
WM; in change of Mr». iloomo W.
Gram. MM. 9’. M. stinger and Mick
' lllr Hoyt.
lion their wnkn tulip boil. from
Which tulip:l with palm attached were
dlhpode'd of. Tim bootha were presided
over by Mrs. it it; Btahop. Mm. R.
Van Enron and Mink Clara Belt».
The recipe book- picture and mimic
table km in chairing of Mr». Hour!
I’IPI‘ido While Ml‘ll. Charles iii-tin and
roll. fl. one. had the apron table.
denim Munich upwards of sixty «prong
cram .
lira. Frank A. Van mired bad charge
of tho candy table. while doWn the
troll a abort distance was the nil-III
Mildly Ilociniy booth. from which
articles warn cold. ’t‘hlk will
initial iii the
via. Milli Hattie
Mil tabbed: Melitta.
fancy tabla norm the hall wait
heater ill/at. t,
and Ali-9‘ ltd;
. Ila Ml'I-i. Angeline Williamson.
. ion. The papern in thonull uiuke rain.
When ,
Faith“ 3 Support,
Prop6rty is Attached
‘ The town of Barton is quite 'atlrred,
-. up over a lawault width in soon to
come to trial, the. pullers in which htW9
recently been baryon by Countable lla-
.Ivlti Nelnon Mather.
The dofpnmmt III the cult is John W
Eminent», who in acid to be a man of
oouuidemhla manna. who to now hold
Inn at position In the New York cun~
tom houuo. and who owns a couch)!
residence in Newton.
of Dar-
or' interesting reading.
Some time ago Mr. lilihluulla ullowm
hlII aged father to become II ioWn
charge and the town of Dorlon was
compelled to give him did Mr Bur
menu mi ordered by the selectmen to
boy 3: per wot-k for the Inipport. of
his father. Board was secured tor the
old gentleman at Mrs Williumaon‘n.
and as the uliega‘tioaa state for 215
weeks cite furnished board and lodging
for him. The defendant In the suit
Willi (I) pay $3 per Week. Being very
candid. apparently from u.‘ business
standpoint, Mr. Emme‘ua paid by the
month and saved several dollars in
that way.
Figuring the tilt. weI-ka at $3 per
wet-k It would come to $645. l‘ttying
by the mouth. however. it was $588,
a difference of 05?, which has not been
paid.
AI tho time of his father it last iii-
nosu. MI. Emmons IIIgreI-d to pay Mra._
Williamson for nursing and can: “what
her hot-vireo Were. rouaounbiy worth."
lug to tho ulleanitions, covered It pcrI
iml of 34 days. For this bile claims
Sbl. Mrs. Williamson nino claim» $126
dhlnngeu.
Six and it half puree of land and a
cottage owned by the defendant and
located In the aristocratic portion of
Norotou ilclghtnhuw been attached.
WOMAN’S RELIEF cones
BUCKINGHAMJPOST
Miss. Clarrissa 0. Bates El-
ected President attiie Annual
Meeting Held Yesterday
’ihe annual wetting of Buckingham
Woman‘s ReiiI-i Corps. No 30. auxil-
iary to the G. A. it, DIpai-tmeni of
Connectdui. was held yI-ateiduy at
ternoon. and the election of culture ro.
suited as follows:
I-Ptoaldrnti «Clarissa B. Bait-II.
Senior Vlli’ President»—Kniherine
Kline.
Junior Vice l’reaideni-~- Harriet 'l‘aim
’I‘reaaurer»Mary l.. Splitle.
Ht‘Cl‘t-IIIII‘NN‘KHIO M. Sherwood.
(’ilupiaiqulizu Kellogg.
Conductor-Elia iI‘Itulda.
Guards-Ann M. (lantlcid.
Assistant (lIrIIIIuI-tor~Roae Hopkins.
Aaslnlam Gunrd~~-Margnrct Friel.
First Color Bearer-mmila A. Wil~
roxaon.
Sin-(Ind Color Beurcrwit‘inmu J. itch.
inaon.
'i‘hlrd Color BourcrmMury.~ Pierre.
it‘filll'lli Ciilor Bent-ci'wflmrgle W.
Taylor. ,
Patriotic instructor—Milly E. F‘tilr~
child.
Musician—Kath G. Coo.
Delegate to DemeinIcut CUIIVPIHlOli
*‘Alllt’llfl Nlblock.
Alternate to llopartiuoni (‘lonvoiilion
”“Elt't‘lii Bedlam.
'l‘lio oiliroin clout-d will he liltilllllPll
by Paul liIIpuItInIInt i'Ienidcnt Sarah
E. Reynaldo of Hartford.
”9......“ .. W.
MILO BROWN lN STAMFORD.
Anon-ed of Misappropriation of Henry
Lango's Money.
Chief of Police Brennan, of Stan.-
ford, returned front Jersey City. Wod-
nemiay night. with Milo Brown, who
in wanted there to answer to II charge
of appropriating :8? given him by
ilcnryr'llallge. a naloon koeper. to do
ponit In 9 Stamford bunk. lirown wuu
limited in the city iIII-knp. where he
waits hearing on the charm. Brown
wan arreatod In .Jcrney City on a
charge of burglary and conduit profor-
nd by it man with whom he had been
drinking.
sufficient evidence to hold him on the
chemo. 0n hilt perkon they found
among other Ihiimk a loaded revolver.
till-I they tilted him lid for carrying
colioouied weapon.
Milo Brown lived in Smith Norwalk
for many years. He won a former
member of Company F and in 1808
at. the outbreak of tho Spanlah- -Am9rl-
can war enlisted an a private In (tom-
pany 1., Third Region-n1 Connecticut
IlIIfantry. After his return he contin-
tied to live in south Norwalk for a
timeimt later went to titanium. "
wuilr Ar 9696666661».
M. Allen Lyon I'itoti Wlnumina Party
of limbo do.
hr Alice Lyon Fitch outertaincd
about thirty friend: at whlIIt mt
night, If. her handsome home. 0900'
wild. ant tables were occupied. and
tho indict 0m prune went to Milli: Bib
nratln Cullen: mood. Mrs. Moot
Gl‘iliililthil. third, ”MI 66 HI "Ml
gentleman, first fifth“. Prank Pruden-
tiu'll mew Taylor: third.
William “Rahal
Refreshments... were served and a
deiiiilttftti iai than £91110!“ med
The plaintiff
Her services in that capacity, accord- ‘
The police could not obtain gr .
East Norwaik Boys Told Tale
oflloing Lost in the Woods
, Alter Being Awakened in tile
Bronxviiie Road by Policman
Mooney'and Locked Up
Joined Henley and Mrs. Charlea
Romano will start for New York to
morrow morning for the purpose of
getting their boya llnrry and Walter
ltomn‘on. and Cornelius Henley. who
are III charge of the New York police
The. story. of the funaWny .and tho
told yesterday in The Sentinel. The
boys‘ troubles are not by any means
over yet. The New York Sun, laat
yovcning. had the following atory of
ilndlug the boys:
Pullceman Mooney. on boat in Bronx
ville; an be picked his way along a
dark. lonely stretch of the Bionxvillé
load at 0 o‘clock thin Iuoinlng noticed
it. change looking heap lying in the
load at 5 o'clock thin morning noticed
he had otter. seen. The blackness
made it immiscible to tell much except.
the outlinen, but lin shape gave him
a. creepy utilisation. lie approached
it Iautiounly until he stood directly
over it
do his eyes became accustomed to
the darkneoa and hip gaze concentrat-
ed on the object. he made out a small
hand. then number and still It third
'l‘lII. policeman went. back and aborted
to count. One. two. three. four. five
six clawiike hands at the extreuiitler
qu nix thin arms. Hin startled and
incredulous eyes discovered these a
various extraordinary placed about
the mask. He finally found on closer
examination what seemed to he a
human head. One head and six
hands!
Mooney bad visions of variouI
strange mouatora he hud read about
in the days ofIltlII childhood. Hit
nerve began to fail and he told him
self that he wan "seeing things." ill:
oyea opened wider when he made Olll
alx‘ legs and feel. in addition lo. the
six haIuIII and III-Ina and ‘oue-l'lo'dd.
Surewlng up his courage Mooney
closed his eyed and put. out his hand
it Millie in contact with It rough sub
stance that. felt like cloth. such an hu
man beluga wour. Policeman Mooney
with himself attain.
lliooplng down he grouped one of the
arms and gave a yank. A high pitch-
I-Ii terrifying acreaiu made him droi
tho arm with a nhudder AII hlII eycI
remained glued to the strange objoc
ho only the mat-Ia begin to shake am
looxnii. ‘Irudunllt ii broke-a apart likI
a hull of disturbed amikra, anti Mooney
iIIIIIlII out. the forum of Ibreo little
ho i-l very much frightened.
Mooney gave lent to his feelings by
a loud lnugh that luIIi ii IIotII of relief
in it. and one by one. puIII-Ii the ur-
clIlIIII to their fuel. 'l‘hIIy were litur—
Iiy little fellow, not one of them
more than l3 years old. Not. one
of the trio hounimi on overcoat. AI
they alood pouring lInIlIliy at the po
lineman their teeth I‘hlllll‘i‘i‘il likI- cult-
taunts.
Mooney herded the monument to
gather and not off for tho WIIIIIIIIIIIIIteII
police station. When he arrived III tilt
the station with them 89m. Nolan
wan moved to an oxclamnlion of won-
der. Three more dim‘onkolau- and
inn, IIiiIled urchins had never lined up
before the dock lint-II boy wnn 00V-
til‘l‘tl from bend to tool with dirt and
grease.
Their clothes were amourml IIIIII
their fat-9n coated with II mixture that
would not come off. Each boy. how-
ever, In with of coal duai grinn- allow.
ed that he had come from a good home
atmiewhorp. 'l‘ht1i linoil of ”wit farm;
and the cut of their victim indicated
that much. Not one of the trio had
attained the dignity of long trouaora,
IlIli‘ IIIIIIIIIIIII likely to abandon kuirkch
hookers for home time do come.
Micro IIIIrIIiIhiIIII lll'lll‘l'liti, Wiill'
mulled It IriilIIluIIII olitli‘tnw‘lr. tho bor-
oIiui naked th-III If they won» him»
y ,
"You bet. “ chorIIIII-Ii the boy» who
singular unanimity and IiII- mind bop»
fui t‘xm‘IIHHltllm ilIa' had (“liliiiil Ii tin-Ir
faces since they mulled lilo Miiilliiil
They were fed on native and milk liiill
depleted the iIlIIIloII'II dilitiil) of rniloua
III1 short. order.
Then sergeant Nolan lined liif little
Vellum up and linked them who liiuy
were IIIIII what they to fifth”; out Iii
that time lit the mil in m;
'f'hey were well Ibawod cm by thin
time. and concomitant by a toll Hill/it‘ll
itch. the motion of IIIII oldest iooltlm;
youngster warrant free! It.
‘ "l'ni Harry moon ItnIl ililti I» my
brother Walter." ho amid pointing to
it little fellow over by the stern “I to
twelve going on thirteen and lilo kIIi’II
ten. Thalia 'Nellie Honiy.’ he in.
termed the Inn at. Winililg with lilil
thumb will» it rd ill'filll in.
"'Iieiiie an weak on for item-It.“
replied the migrant.
'Nollio hula ed and
“tooth he would prefer point- one also
to limit for
“i ain't a girl, “ he said.
Carnelian.
Titan Noun turned again to Harry.
harry until that be
lIlI tun liver! In darn it
t. W 5666 Point parcel”!
fate which befall the tiIIeI-I buys wnI'
the woodll
666 “gill loci Fon-
. Writltod about
you can an lit“ if M In my eyoat‘.’
Hairy looked, fixedly III. the nergeant
‘ thehvhunk hie bead.
. mt" btlmouiah
‘t tall from client.
It) It you come down on
a freight train to he eatout grove?"
ilarr‘yn bendi lit,
“Well.” rel '. “b.0361. looking up
aheepinhly Elite out ‘on the blun. We
two days ago and
canto down par of an
we got kink
woods. Ill ,
we. ain‘t lipil
ulna fti'ir'
tor the..."
the tirat time
centered the
Iron him a
iiiy Lar6o tor the Bivalvas
Fortunate ,it' for the dealers in
oysters at the men in an abundant
one. for the defiant} for the luscious
bivalvob this (imam... and New
Year’s to expect to surpass all r99-
orda. From til northern states and
from the far. It tordera come. and
dealers are 9v I'tlt'iiiv hustling in
plenaration of the coming rush The
trade at Thankaiifln was very large
but will be corpus at Christmas
The averaa‘é‘ our, shipment of oys-
ters from thin city pullout 100 000 gal
.ons. and aevara hundred expert open-
era are employed At Christmas the
number of Italian: shipped will be
much greater. though no estimate can
09 made as yetd
As rapidly as lpoilaible the bivalves
at; being anion
Buy. nae nd tits to
this city: Whorduthen‘“ Inado
ready for shipmenuata moment's no-
tlcc Every day a schooner or steamer
arrives with a cart-to for some of the
local dealers and the water front pie-
srnta a busy spectacle.
Yesterday the. last. of the looai boats
which have been working at the
Bridgeport natural beds returned to
this city. Over 200 licenses were ia-
sued this your. and many of the hold-
era are Nor-walk people. The crop this
year in fine and the harvestera have
been steadily at work there since Sep-
temhor. The profits this year were
gl't-flu‘l' than for any other year within
tlIII memory of the old oyntcrmen.
HARP—LYON.
Wedding Ceremony Seiomnlzod at the
Home of the Bride. Today.
Minn Gertrude 3. Lyon daughter oi
\ir. and Mrs Janina 9 Lyon of Mn-
walk and if}. Wallace Harp, or Palat-
kII, Florida, wore quietly InnrrlI-Il nt
10.00 o‘clock this morning III the home
of the bride. corner of North IIVIIIIIIII
nud Knight street. Til." nuptial knot
was ilod by the Rev. DIIWiIt. ’l‘almuizc
Van boron. pastor of the Firm ilnpitnl
Church.
The ceremony won II very quit-t one
in every reopen, the only one uttrud-
Inn outaldo tho faintly being the oitl~
rioting I'Ilitf‘fiy and hire. Sultan Virginia
St. .loiiuvt‘loluuinck. who IIiIIoIi up with
tho hriIIIv and for whom the latter was
bridoumatti a low nIontiIII ago.
A Iiiiort wiliio utter the ceremony
Mr. and Mr», Harp were driven to the
South Norwnlk Ilopoi to depart. on th
trip to their new and hundmmoly tlt~
tori Iiiutne iii Pnlutka. ’i‘hI-y IIIIIIIIII tlIiII
afternoon III It 00600“ on tile ktcitmor
Apache from New York.
The nitrncllve llrlilf‘lwnh protlliI III-
ilf‘i‘d in ion crepe do think over Inn
IIIik while the lII‘lIlwnIIIlIl‘II I‘mililiit‘
WIIII of blue I-ri'iw do I'liillc over blue
nilk.
it In with deep regret lbut IIIII bride II
input. of fl‘li‘lltiti iii The Not'rvnikn town
that like will untito nor imi‘iilliflt‘lil rot-I
itienrr in the South. but who novarihcv
leak liltll their moot sincere tilinlfi‘flllilllv
think and well Willht‘lt for it long Ilflfl
lumpy molded life. ilhe bile iiitlliliud
it more than enviable reputation an an
rlocntlunliu Iind imporaonaior and hail
boon heard molly thorn in thin vicinity
by much plunked audience-II
'l‘ilr grown. who in on estimable
vnnnit than. to operator and iiiif'fll for
the 0 I! and P. Runway at i‘nintlui.
nod in the rennin-III non of lion .i ll
ilurp. 0f= Contact (My.
....uu “WW ”I...
woctxvaoknaon.
A Pretty waning it till Mflgflfltlflfl.
. autumnal-Ii II Damn
The waddin of “normal. van
looked at .I
“My blinking" ,
me
who attained the most likely lumen of "
Inhalation. ti '
twill-timer Poo nation. to lib-II
bonnie “delirium 'Ilnuahtor «mom»
will.“ mmmpltioll radar emu
held tact martini: III I o'clock at tho
animate Only in}.
to Malinda Im present. and
valiant: rain I
-. Jordan were taken off
front Narragansett I
nth
commander Leo and His Cook
Finally Taken Oiithe Wrecked
Schooner Addie Jordana-I
Says-Ha Made 6 Mistake in
, the Say'llrook Point Light
SAYBROOK POINT. Dec 2.-—Af-
I tor aittins antrlde the foreboom for
twelve hours, captain Lee and his
cook of the wrecked dolloonor Addie
lit 3 o'clook
this morning by Captain Joseph Smith.
of the Duck island Light. and are none
the Muse for their trying experience.
The schooner remalna full of water
threequartern of a mile aunt of the
east breakwater off thin point. and as
the sea has gone down it in likely IIIIII
she will be hauled off with little dam-
age. Capt. bee in an interview to«
day. said: “We had . Ii cords of
wood aboard. and lind a good trip up
from Norfolk. . I haw the Sayhrook
it. won New London, I had the vessel
headed in. After picking up the
coast line yesterday morning i found
out that i had mistaken the light and
shore she had drifted on to Saybrook
bar. i reckon we would have been
all right had we not among a leak
just then. which we tried to keep
down by manning both pumps. . The
wind came up, and at. daybreak the
send began to break over the deckn.
Several of the crew took to the small
boat, while the cook and myself stay-
ed aboard. in the afternoon we had
to take to the forehoom, which Would
not have been very uncomfortable had
we been dry: Captain Smith came
off this Inornlug and took up ashore.
i do not yet know whether the Jordan
will be saved or not. but as the sea
is calm the chances are good. The
vesselIin owned by R. W. Hiitchina.
of Norfolk, who bought her for the
bills after she sank in the Delaware
ome time ago. This wan the first.
trip of the Jordan since she wan ro~
paired "
Captain 1.99 with In 72 yearn of age.
Bald that he did not suffer tram his
experience. He put a man on board
the IIcitooner today to keep poaaenlon.
Captain Smith. who navod the two
men. In a veteran at this work. He
has a gasoline launch, which he has
to keep inside the bar at Grove Beach.
Last summer he tried to have the gov-
ernment build him a ahelter on the
beach in which he could keep his
launch. Had he had ouch a shelter
he could have taken off the men early
yIIeiorday. as he would not have had
to wall for the tide over the bar off
Wehthrook.
Thin afternoon Capt. lx-e. of the Ad-
die Jordon went to New London to are
what arrangetnuniu could be made
with the Scott. Wrecking Company for
saving the repeal and cargo. The civil-
er of the veaocl, R. W. Hudglua. n ship
chundlor of Norfolk. VII, to expected
to reach New London tomorrow morn-
ing. When the Addie Jordon was anilk‘
that full in the Delaware River at
florencc. N. J., alto was purchased by
Mr. liIIIigInIi .from the Bano. Maine.
pumice who owned her, for 81,000. A
IIkII amount was npcnt in refitting her
and thin was her tirat trip since that
disaster.
on inaurttuI-o IIII either the schooner
or um'xo.
'i‘llII colored cook. llulel Etht‘rldxl‘.
of Norfolk. Va.. who untrained with
the captain on the vessel that night,
and the live membera of the crew who
lunded youterdny morning at BlflCd
Hall. will go to New lII‘Intlon‘toiiuy pro
lIIIiIIy.
MR Mysua' ‘taar NIGHT
W
Evangelist Han Accomplished Much
Good in 00th Norwalk
I'ortlahd Myer» will be at the {Inn
ilIIi i‘hurch tonikht‘a 'l‘illa woo not
hoped for the tlrnt of the wook but
the tolerant in IIIIIIII that. he breaks
away from IIIII buoy life to continue
lIlII IIIInlIIIry at tho MlIIIIIon. A great
attendance iant night, and a creator
to erect than over. Score» lira maul.
trillion now concern in the vital queII
lion of all life There III no excito-
Inont or vonfnuiou. but nimpiy the nor-
ioulI tutti holler roanoninlt of the pinch
(lilrintillnity liliti in II lilan’n life Dr.
Myeru' armimont lulu night or John
H: o wan clean cut and convincing. bill!
Willi evident by tiltI many who changed
thI-Ir mind concerning (‘Ihriin
The. mention “will“ will on Dr.
Myurtl‘ hint. The male nuartclte will
lung. and Mr. {1an of fitnmford. will
load the winging.
IUV! , PINMPI’LI PLANTATION.
Orlando I. Attempt iii 89th Main
Hit‘ttttt. ntarioti today
Florida. whero.ho viii nnend the win
tor. Mr. Allen has purchased a large
pineapple plantation there. and will
dine engage in the orange growing in
duatry. Illa health iii good and he
IIIIII the beat. wtnhe.’ at iflllfil’ frienilc
in his new business ontorprine.
Light. and under the impression .that‘I
before the Jordan could be. headed off i
Capt. Leo bald there wan ..
for lloynton. I
Aged Collide a Home
6RUMF0RI) FALLS. Mew
of Mexfilco a small town a few lulled
north of hominid Fella. and bio wife.
were burned to 09th early today in a
the which dectroyed their horneatcud
and other buildinga, The tire was
canned by an explonlon or Illuminatinx
sun and several other persons in the
house had narrow escapes. Haiti"!
and his wife Were each about 80 years
of age. The property loan won several
thousand dollars.
The explosion was in a. private 3&8
plant. In the collar of the Batman house.
Mr. and Mrs Haitian Were In the cal-
iur at the timo’ and Mr. Rained wan
regulating the gun apparatna. The
force of tho caplokion. wracked thI
house causing the lower walls partly
to fall in and timbers from the lower
floor to drop. During the few minutes
before the “building became a Iroarinil
furnace. neighbors reached the cellar
and found Mr. and Mrs. Halnoa pinned
down by the wall and timbers. Mrs.
Hainoa wan alive. but before reacuern'
could reach her site was orcrcomo by
the burning gas. Her body wan found
two houra after the fire. horribly IiiII
figured.
Mr. Halnea, it is thought, was In~
stantly killed. When the body was
extt'lcated, the beard had been burned
off, the jaw and one leg was broken.
mud a piece of wood pierced the other
08
The house was a aioty anda half
occupied by Mr. and Mrs H J. M0
Dowell and five children, all of whom
Inwapcd injuries
-—-10 lbs. of small Pork lIoIns $1.00 at
llayes'.
DIVISION no.1
HOLDS "'8 ELECTION
lohn Callahan Chosen President
and William J. Devino Vicaq
president
Division No 1 A. 0. ll, of Nor.
walk. elected officers for the annulus
at the lodge rooms. Hibernian Mail, In
the following:
President—John Callahan.
Vice f’reaidIIntmwiliiam .I. Davina.
[hoarding Secretary-«John F. Moore.
Financial Sl‘tt‘f‘t‘lllll‘Y'c-Dflfllt‘i .i. Ho-
gun.
’l‘IIeaaIIrcr——Putrlck l". Slaitery.
These omIIera will be installed by
County President Michael Mullcna. ol
Stamford. at the regular meeting to
be held the first Thursday night in
January
Final arrangements were made last
evening for the divioion‘ II dome in be
held in Hibernian Hall next Monday
night »
Major Theodore Byxbeo of .\iril.Il9n
ill viaitlng friends hole.
TO. LET.
To LET—THE CARPENTER SHOP
recently occupied by Waidron dc Rior
dan on Steamboat Dock. also loft re-
cently occupied by the Eastern tinder-
wear Co. on Water street Inquire
Taylor a Golden d2 tit
FOB fifiNTvn-A 81.161710 0? ROOMB
with bath room adjoining. Centrally
located. suitable for light housekeep-
Inc or meala nearby Address P. 0.
Box 161. Norwallt d2 3t
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LOST.
LOST-uh SMALL liANl) BAG CON
mining red ailk puree containing Inna
of money. two keys. and list of union.
Reward for return to this office. 02 St
W...
mat...” .c. _
Loon-TIGER. CAT. WITH WIDE.
black atripea. Finder will he reward.
ed by returning same to Seymour Our-
lie, 22 North avenue. Norwalk. oz in
.299”... m».- . Mu
LOBT—ON WEST AVENUE. Willi)-
neaday night. betwaen South Norwalii
and Not-walk. a sold locket attached
to ribbon. Finder blame return to
iicnilnol office. Norwulk dz it.
Losr:on MONIJAY. A STEEL
porno containing small sum of money.
Reward it returned to thin otllne.
n80 lit
”who... .
”mama I... I»: ”I. .I. a A. I. “an.
PROFESSIONAL
PROP. éIO. W. POW‘LL—FAM
nun clairvoyant. who in Mr name.
age. occupation, blrthn pane. mother'
maiden name. in short oral-attain. wit
be in Norwalit Pridn. Saturday and
thinner only. we] iviait. till North
Avenue. Honcho
CEMETERIES.
film“ Mmuuflormlk 00!th
Monty tom beautifully loco
tell it all. it who that
am
mutant «ohm QOA'I'I.
Made from dorm audit timer. All
lined and half lined. speciiii values it
that. lit Mann till... At that
about cited in thfilm.
~ by
Illuminating Gas‘ Dnitroyoil jI.
1399.2“ I
‘ Matthias 8, Hulnoa. an aged roatdont .
one and besides the Hainoa family was ’
Year at the meeting held laat night“
W‘all atreet. The officers chmion Wei
1 don... the loan...
Sustained a Great to
Shortline ct Soldiers
'16‘0K10,Dec, il.-—lt in reported,
that the .Ruanlann have attemp
Iatfike 203- Metro Hill I‘hey 08
bled a strong toréb and nosnulted Ih
position. but were repulsed with h
vy loss.
The Japanese finding sailors .1.
the Roman dead; believe that; if
truth the float are being employ
making aortiea. the complement of e
force. must be falling short.
The fact that the Rutloiana at for-
tit‘ymg the poaitlona available betw
Linen and Mental Mountains, incre
ed the bollefll that they will ill
their last Stand there. “ . .1 .
Imperial headquartera makes thI
announcement that seventeen ‘ofllcer
have been killed and iii wounded III
the field, but doea not mention the
plate I. in presumed ‘Int Ii waa‘a
t’ort Arthur
Tho dcinii- of f'e atinckI of- til
swordsman at. Port Arthur are
known here and difference of ooh: It
exists as to whether any one of the
whacking parties were armed excitla
niv'eiy with awortin. Ponuibiy mail
the solders carried swords in lull.
to their bayonets. {oi the Japanéti. .
Italn much ancient respect for ‘
sword and continue training with it
despite the opposition of the office .
of the newer sellout
The Manila of thin sword attack-
were evidently negative.
The wounded leg of General Neith-
Inuru has been ampu atoll.
The party under General Slain re?
tired and did not preas the attack. .
lSLIAND OFI PERIM, Strait of Bab»
el- Mandoh. Dec. 2&F‘our Ruaalan walr-
shlps passed Portal at'l o’clock this
morning suing southward. [- ,
'IANtlitu‘lt. Morocco Dec. ,2.’7‘“W
dungeon Agxlliary M66661“? Rial).
taper i 8 include an t
mono 699m lists bit It £695.9-
are cooling
CHEFOO Disc.
Port Arthur was received here,
Continued on Eighth Page.
WANTED.
WANTEDAITIIAIIION BY HUN'
gnrlan girl at general houaewmk Ap- .
ply. 102 Ely Ave. - . (121.13,:-
I. . -_......_........
WANTED—A PANTRY WOMAN.
aieady work. good wages. Apply nt-
onne at the Clifford Hotel. . '
WANTED—A Honmmaatl ,
middle aged American woman; 0651 ‘
at it Washington St, after 10 u‘..‘
Dr 8.1) Lawrence . d2
WANTED TO PUROHASBW’OLD
Feather Be’dn wanted. Pay. highest
cash. (let our liberal offer. Address
Williams. care of South Now/tilt
tinel.
WAN‘TED—THE ORIENTAL
Co ll Cross St. (rear). Not-walk,“ ,‘
announces their great II’IeduotIon 0
plicen manufacturing tuna. lanai
men 60 cut per yard; Bruanela rugs B,
Its. per yard; Rag carpet plain 30
Inn. and atripea 22 etc. All work mm
anteed. 0 It. Rudolph. Prop. III it
WANTEDH'I‘WO Milli! 't‘O SA
wood by cord or day. Alinlr ll‘
Brando. Ferns Farm. lipwaytcn I II
WANTED-COOK AND GIRL
general housework. Without
work Apply to Mrs. William It;
Elmoreut. Norwalll .
wot-rummm‘né on now
lug machinen for making braid ill“.
nine ‘3 low illrll well recommend
ioarn thin kind of work. App; to unit
nit: a Blanchard. 182 Wain t,. Stilt
Norwakl. '
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FOR 8A1 l7.
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bred pointer on I for Mill. I I .
and unpaid. int lid 3nd little it...
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2.13%. II more old. Blank M‘
not: for a lid! to tit-i land «a
bin mark Pate minim , . .
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com or . a on n I 6 .‘
Harp no one for him. The-96mm
VOW DALI-A POUR»!
Inertial album curtail.
marina Incline. Ito
mm. Aim no: pl
tan attach Worm.
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