Strange Worked a Film Flam (lam “ 1111 :Samuel Whilllesey. . and Willis Seeking to Get to ‘ ridgeliori y Trolley. Were Am eticlly 111111111 Silk Two crooks; whom the Norwalk po— lice are confident. expected to do 11 job in the city. last night Were captured shortly before it p; m on a trolley ca‘r 10.111013001 Bryan H.8lll1. The suspects. . had it been planned by them to commit 91’ burglary made the mistake of first Writing a bufico game in the Jarret-son 1111111111. '11 W11 filitreut saloon: " ‘ The Wonders sate they are William fieadlflg. of Noel York city, and George Brown of Troy New Yorit. .but is it of course kneels that these are 110-, tlous prunes When a 1'0th it. was found that t 1 ad on “%,1111‘ person a kit of very 1111110 «1001:? sea by btug- - lare.00nslstlng 11111110011111!“ brace steel chiselu and sundry other small steel implements; In addition. they had a blackjack handle.‘11 . 11111111111911‘ ol mom and: 111111111. 11 com sold rings and money. Reading" had :15. while "Brown'e"t1ioti1ss were found to con- tain $1.15 in change ’ It is 1hought that most of the goods found on them 11111 proceeds of rob berios or were secured while working filmil‘am games. The Nntwslk police telephoned to the Bridgepmt authori ties and 111.11.01.11. Cronin is expected this afternoon from that city to at tempt to identify the. suspects. 'l‘helt ca's'es will come before tilt.- local court this after noon. Even if it cannot be proved the they are burglars the iilmllum game charge Will prove sufficient to hold 1110111 101 1.011111 1.11110 Just when they struck 11011211111 is not ltnown but be- “teen 10. and 11 o'clock last night they succeeded in getting $8 of the money .01 3111111111 Whitilosey a colored N01 walk then. while he was in company with them at. tho Jcilalaou House. H11 had that met them at another .aaloon in Wall street and they had finally one to the Jeheraou. The strangers uvtllgléd Whittlusey Into a but its '10 whethes he could optm a 11111 111111 liltli Whittleaey . ill-pod in bet. DER-11151113.; that he dcoiuld open “block in dis puts, 11111 t a 1.1 that th shouldwmllel‘zhael 311.13% the be‘ The colored m’a """ erygulilbly put his on the bar and inv a hash after he has don't: so one of‘ the strangers grabbed it up anti ran out of the place. Whittieaey went out and meeting . Officer-Silk recited his woes. The po- licelttttn~ remembered having seen a manaactlug‘ in a peculiar manner on the Green only a few, moments before and the desctiptlon of one of the dim hammers tallied Actompaulcd by Whittlesey he started .in search. of hi. men. They decided to so to the- Green each taking different routes. thc (till car going through Lewis street auu sending the colored man over Mill Hill. No li'liiie or the trunks was tlislov- cred but Officer Silk had an idea which he p111 Into eitecutiou intuudlatcly. A Newtown avenue car was intercepted and be arranged with Coudutlm lohn Seymour that the 11111111. should two strangers 111-1 on iliiiiworlug the dos- cripilon to advise them 1111111131 1111 his car 11nd ll‘iillsl’trl‘ in Wall street it they should 1111111111111 for-o Bridgeport car. Thu 001001 thought they would try to get to Bridgeport. as tho silungct be met on the Green some minutes be- fore asked for a 11111 gain to that city. A Sherlock Holmes r .lll not haw planned 11 11111111er that would result any more mu-cvasfully. Subsequently it duvulcpml that "Reading" and "Brown" had been hiding in tho cem- etery in St Paul’s chart-.byard and when Contluttor Seymou 1.11111 1111m'e along they got. aboard. no 191.. it pro- arrangod 1m thorn. suited for the Bridgeport car. The 11111111111101 told them that it would be 111-I111: fut them to stay on his car as he would give them transfers to the other car. there- by selling them 11 litre. When the car reanhcd Wall street 0111611- Blllt wall in Visiting and upon a motion from 00111111111111 t-‘ilwmour. went alumni and round his 1111111 1111- 1111: opposite mob olhcr. partially no 1111111111; on their or in such a num- w as to cover that focus The MW cor yanked their hands down and they 00001001111111 much 11111191 1111111 but upon held: told they will-o under arrest. submitted and quietly went. to the Water street oilro station. whom they were placed a the 1.111111 cells. When it 111111.11ppltreut in 1.1111111 111111 to play tun scent was 1111111111111. they mlmlttod thol they had dimmed tin-11111011121] man 01111111 81111 had also unlisted the 11111111... 111 Captain it. N. Morohcuse and the latter met him 111. the trolley car with the prisoners and escorted one 01 11111111 to the police station. 1111 in small. 111111 turbo 11111111111111 it rises» sea. son. Wheipiey and 0111111. W _‘ “Do you want I boot! dinner Walsh 11111111 111111;: 11141111103111. or “I“: w W 5159 . Mall Who 8111111 072011111 Raoul Wild 1 the BoathNorlrIlk 1 W11 01081114311911. W. Male and Chickens in Green Farms Goes to Jail ‘ W Antonio 000th. who was arrested night before last on the charge of theft'from the person, was on trial this morning before the South N011 walk side of the town court Attor- ney Boers filed a demutrsr for him. The demurrer was overruled. The prisoner refused Loplead. Judge Taylor found probale cause anti bound him cued to the Superior oCurt under bonds of $750. The prison 1r was an able to procure the bonds. ‘ ~Speclel selection of pipes for Xmas Hefner‘s. Phone 369 8. ~Handsome variety of ladies all]: and brilliantine violets for the Kama season 12.25 upward. ..s Smith‘.& 00. ~Read Fair Cloak Store ad, page 3 -—-Xmas jewelry at Noaclt’s OCl-ViOOL TEACHER RESIGNS Mluflorcucq M. Wheeler Succeeded . by Mia Carolyn Fuller. - - Miss Florence M. Wheeler. high schoolteacher at the Center school. has resigned her position and will give up‘teachlng indefinitely, owing to the illness of her mother. Miss Car- olyn “11111.net Mount Vernon N. Y. has been engaged to succeed bet. . Mist-1 Wheeler has done excellent work in Norwalk and it is. with ex treme regret. that. the school visitors recoivcd. and accepted her resignation. in addition to demonstrating her cape. bullies as a first-class teacher. she has made many friends during her stay in town who learn with regret. that she is to leave here Miss Fuller comes well recommend- ed and is a graduate. 01‘ Smith College She will begin her duties as "toachel hero with the new term litter the boil days. --Nullv1: Fowls 12ch . Hayes: . -—WHY is IT After a man smokes his first Supreme Court 1111: Clear he keeps right. on smoking them? There must. be some reason for it. .9“... am... —New Toy store opposite Sturte vant's old store. 70 No 111111. street R L Wehrle. proprietor. -RELOEF.A8806lA-’F10N OFFlGERSt Sherman and Penance Councils Hold “ Jolrl‘l M‘e‘ellng. A meeting of Sherman 001100.“ A A and lh1 immediate liclici Association of Pouussus' and Sherman Councils was held last evening. 01111111111 01 the inuucdiutc Relief Association were elected. They were as follows: Presidentr—Stephen 8. Jarvis. Vice-Presidentr-Carml Belts. Secretnl-y~——01lver B. Jackson. Treasurer—George F. Bearsc. Trustee-W. F. lioyt, L'C. autl‘ A; H. Thielc, The unhunl meeting night. was also changer] to some 1111 the date of tilt- first. 1111111111111; in Nnvclnber of either council ' Green --Xn1a.s jewelry at Nottck's. —~lf you want the best of everything go to Scytuour's. ~~Call and Look. O'Brien'a. WOMEN WHO WED UNHAPPILY. A couple of new divorce cases have been entered by Attorney Keogh in the Superior 1101111 from Norwnllr. V11.- torluc C. L11nonogger. of South Nor- waik. sues Eugene W. Lansenogger. of Switzerland, upon grounds of dance tlon. habitual intemperance and Intel arable cruelty. They were marl-lea July 1. 1880 in Switzerland and the do set-1.1011 is claimtvi to have taken place in Now York city on April 1. 1900. Nellie F. Biattery of Nor-walk. wants a decree with a change 01 name to Nellie F.1Matbor from John J. Elsi/v wry. of Yonkers. N. Y.. upon grounds ntolornhie cruelty. habitual intent- pet care and adultery. bottle while or Norwalk it named at 00.101111011116111. «098111an ANNOUNCEMENT. The formal opening of the Cl'l‘Y HOTEL lilo. Main 31., includius the new and grand cafe and the wine and bottling department 31.6 Hlvllwd street will take place. Saturday stilet- noou. The public is cordially invited to inspect tho lame. FRANCiB LEMONOELLI. Prop. “1"me nebulae Native Turkeys 20V and 221: lb Hayes. Whitney 0111111111 21111 1101.. Seymour's. KAIAOGA OFFI- INBAMPMENT cells. Kaboom Encampment 1.0.0.11". of Norwallt elected officers last evening. The new officers are the following: 0 Chief Patriarch—Nelson W. seas lcl High Prleahwtilareuco Id. 011111111111. ”hector Wardenwahmuel 1. 13.031!- ”adobe-«items A. Smith. Treasurerwlaradle‘ 8. Keith. Junior Wardenwn bert Grinrod. ~Tho coach that is for parlor or its: 1111; 1100111. I big line to show. her 11111111 and Sun. Open evenings. 1 40118 1111111111. Lettuce. (lei ‘ _ hp‘Whlte (intone. 01111111011111 111 cellos 11- $150 T111111 As With Night of lraltt); organist COTIIBL. 1... Chord .334, Ill. ante and Glenn at. home , to n..... 1. tonne-I South Norwaik Congregational Church Offertory—Bcrrceuee ......... The Birthday of it King. ..... Prelude-Christmas Ovewlro, There Were Shepherds ...... l) illicit A Cradle Song of the Blessed Virgin. ..................... Bumpy Trio-My Soul Dolll N011 ............. C Saint-Bacon Alto Bole—Bethlehem . C. W (‘oombs Violin Holly—Somme Avon . Mr. Hill. ohestrc. Mrs. Heath. Mills Gray. vio- lins; Mina Wixson. piano. in addi- tion to the organ. . Postlutie—Orend Cboour in D. 7111 Bonata...... The Preludes and accompaniments hays been oupcclnlly arranged by the musical diroctor. M1111. Lillian Shm’wumlNowklrk. 1111 (Continued on Eighth 11111111) an elaborate affair. Christmas cantata entitled 1.111111 Dorothy 111111111011 111111111111 , company of friends last events : Liltwe umhuahe l The Usual Carols and Other Selections to be Rendered 1111111th 111111111 Sunday, While the Decora» lcai. bloat. 111111 lions Will be More Elaborate1."“°.,,““""Mi "m“ Ever 1......— There will be a number of important Christmas services in the churches of The No‘rwalks, next Sunday Tho-10m does have been 1111er decorated with evergreens. 111111111111.htm, and the 1111. etc thus far arranged will be as fol lows: 1111111 11111111011111 EpltcOpcl dburch‘ 2 Morning. Prelude—Noer Overture VAshInall. Anthem—Sing 0, Heaven. .'r0ure Chorus Choir. Quartette-Appoar Thou Night Divine ..... Morrison. 1.. Offertory Soprano Solo—Salvation .Humphrey. 1...... 'Mrs Eato Postiudew—Granll Chorus DuBois Evening. 1rel111le.—-Christmau Overture. . .Grison Anthem~8lng 11nd Rejoice, .. Barnbll Male Quartette—Glory to God in the Highest. Chorusé—Sanctus ............ Gounod. Alto Solo-Night of Nights ..... Vandewater. ........... Mrs. Smith. Double. Quartettevslveet Babe of Bethlehem . ............... Warren Postlude-éFrom a Christmas Ovation, ........1. ........ mmmena Morning. Preludowouertory on Two Christmas Hymns ................. (lullmant Quartette—Te Death in G ...... Root The Virgin’s Lullaby ......... Bucin Mrs. Sims Gounod .N iodlanger “Crow Qdartette—Tho. People That Walked in Darkness .............. Rogers Postlude in i1) ......... . ...... Waiy Afternoon. P11oludu~Chrislmaa. 011.124 ................ 11...... Ashnlltll Quar lotto—Bethlehem ...... Bartlett 0. Holy Night. ................ Adam Mr. Benedict. (Madness, Man of Old ................. richnecker . Miss Haley Mrs Sims... )tl'11rtor3——Mnrch 111‘ the Magi Kings. ..................... Dubois Nights ......... Vandewaier Miss Haley. Quartelte—-As Willi Gladsomo Light, Bllck ....................... Postludlr—Toccatu in G ...... Dubols The quartettn comprises Miss M. L Haley. soprano: E. E. Crowu. Benedict. Mrs. E. .l. Sims. con. tenor; Chester 1111111111. E. ii. Manvlllu is and choir dirtroor. First Congregational Church. Norwalk. in the Preludes tueuts. Miss Betta at the piano; Miss Olive Gray, violin; Mr. and accompani- Arthur Hill. will assist. The Sunday school orchestra will act-1111111111111 the .1yn1us in the evening. Morning. l’rcludemProcesslou March. 80111111111 Clark 0 iloly Night .............. A. Adam Nazareth ........... C. V. Gounod Soprano Soio‘Nighl of Nights. ........... B. Van do Wall-.11 At. Ottortm'y. violin solommlurutl1111, ................ I“. Bili'llwl‘ikl Miss may. l‘ustludowlst 81 (1111 His Offcrtory. .................. .l Grison Evening. E Ashnlnll ............. Magnlry, from [1‘ Thumb Miss Gray, At Olfcrtory, Cornet StHOz-‘Tllt' inst .......... A. ii. Hulllvun with tho Buullay School 0111 1111111 A. (lullluutlt 111.1. .3113» pail 1115.1 bile. 11.19.11. u... ..._ .1113... ”.333..- “limos jewelry at “Nonch's. -WM. . . CHRISTMAO ENTEN‘T‘AlNMEN‘Y. . Tho (31111111101111 entertainment at the First. Methodist. Church tor the 001101» In of the Sunday school and their pal“ friends promises to 1111 units it. 1will ha I "Bantu Hill 111111.11111111 rendered about any children under the oil-cc Mrs. Frances lleaih Weldon A11 11111 teasiye platform will be built to the first row of seats and there will be 011-. tenure decorations. to the children will be provided. and 11111 onloriaintnent is open to all. 1 ; “seas 111111- Wf‘loek 11111111 1111.. pogo a. The usual gifts 1111-11111 ‘ :11. Mini: street. New 1 The Will" titluuohblllilfi’iidllt stage ‘ ‘ " . Thirty seven Ma h‘l‘tlltiloroh Killed by Painless MANILA... D‘ then at Dolores 1111'. a. 11111119111111 tilted men at the 1’ . oi native I ‘d Pulaanes, it is ‘ . town of Dolor 1111111111 to be crit 60111de of the that aid be sent on the Island and thirty sey Thirty~eiltbth .00 scouts; Two th sand the situ B. it old store. '10 Opposite 31111111 . . R» 1 01110.11: North Main St; Patient in 31“ ii evlg Sign: of 1111 provemvnt , 11111111111111. BRISTOL, Dec ‘53 T e lirst practl. cal lost. of the Vote} .Dr; Wold; of Hartford. rlelogical expert whose 01190111110010 otlid indicate a doilnlte relati . 0111.1 diphtheria and cerebrosp . ht ted fever, " is be , suite thus far 11 , 1113.01 two cae- es of "11110116de $11 which developed in is‘orestvillew - day; one, that of a five vcar «1111 Mrs B. 111.011.111.111,» . fatal oatmeal: ‘ Mary Dietrich, the. Frank Dietrich of 3 : ung daughter of ord avenue. was family thSiciun was sent for 1 udition gave no hope that she 1.1111111 cpover. but after .017. Wichita . of Bristol. had been called in 110110.11 . tion it was de- cided as a 111,111 111,111 to administer nu- tl toxin Wedne .. enlng 6 000 1111. . you the patient. was pronounced Dutchman thinks 1 1 of her recovery. is 11111111: lowed with great ' 111nm. as there In the mend much better Itil‘i'. We: Employed at llleu's Mint and Mad 811010110 Dielbculed ~ Connecticut avenue, who in en - 1. «u ,Wllhona Point. had a 81.111111 accident yestelk day, while working at the yards. He wasslanding bemoan the engine and a small house near the track. The 1111. plus hacked and he was pinned be tween the two. ills shoulder was dis- located and he suffered intense pain. Dr. L, M. Allen was called and reduc- ed the dislocation. CHRISTMAS SHOPPERS Will find 11 splendid line of Meer- schaum and Brier Pipes, Cigars and. Cigarette Cases at Whelpley it Clark’s. ~Xmas jewelry at Noack‘s. ”Initial H' it‘ll! Davis, 85 Wash. Si. THE XMAS TROLLEY BOX. An Extra Penny Will Make Good Cheerlcr Motormen. Two days of little addition to the regular fare. a penny. a dime, or a ulckoi. will give the moturuicn and conductors of lite various trolley lines a chum-.11 to buvl1 a little extra mirth for tlu-lr Christmas. it. does not 1111-1111 lunch to 1111- 11.111111111111111 in add a mile to the manor furs. but it moans lunch in the lrollt-y man at 11111 11nd of a busy day. T111111111r1111“’ls llm day. and in the Iuw-ulyd‘nur hours the citizens will hum ulnplo ciluucl- to show their up 11111141111011 of tho 1111111 who r1111 the trulllya 113. luldan Stalled Almonds. Pecan Nut Monte, Walnut Meats. Paper Shell. all Almonds 111 Seymour 11. ANOTHER SENATORIAL CONTEST. NEW HAVEN. 11111. "3. ~-—ltt1v. Dr Ncwnum South. pastor of 11111 Center (‘llurl-h in this city. announced today that. a systcmatic effort will be made 11111111111; religious and other (ingeniou- 11111111111 Countsuiuut to put a third cam didatll in the tluld‘ss against. all-(lov- r-rpm' Marylou ti. llulholcy 11nd asmuel Fesstlnden. the two present. candidates for United 311111.111 Senator in this stain WW 3111111111 Fair Cloak 0101111 1111.. page 3. W......W. “.1... a».- ~~-.111111no111 Xmas 1111. of clgurp 111 ospmtlllly attractive. 01111211011 Till! OflANfil-GROVM. James M. Lane and Mills Lucile L. Lens. of South Main street. bade Bomb Norwalk. their frlunda and the 1111011 of the north adieu. yesterday utter- ooon. and left for New York. from which place they 1111130 to Miami. Fla. where they will spend the balance of the winter beacon. ~WMM- whom l’orlt lilo. Buttery's Mitt. «mli'ull cross shields. .1011. Davis. . . “-3...“ when ll'ltlr Woman Store 111.. pose a. CHMI‘T‘MM with! AT TH: JAIL. The officials“ the count. bill are preparing to place fine inner be tore the inmates of i at. institution on 011111111111“ day. The 01111111 will coca slit of roast 1111101.. 111 ii the fittings. And it is soft; to ‘ he Pulaauoa , 1' Man Who Sued 534 Administra- tors Will Work Lobbyin Leg- islalure, and Claims He Has Expanded $12 000 Already in Fees D. Preston Atwood. who divides his time between New Haven and Bridge— port. and the man who has become famous because of the 534 salts which he has brought throughout the state against administrators who have failed to file inventories on estates is prepar- ing to make a light In the scum at as. sembly against the effort which is to be 11111111 to repeal section 324 of the statutes,pe1miltlng an outside person to claim the penalty of 3211 1’01 each month during which the administra- . Lot has negletlcd to tile the adminis- tratiun account. Atwood is having ciltuiars printed Which 111.1 to he mailed to members of the general assembly and has engaged lobbyists to light against the repeal in the assembly. A special from Bridgeport to the Hartford Times contains the follow ing: Mr. Atwood 111119.11 is repelled be- gun his work of machining an oppo- sition to the proposed legislation in a systematic manner.. in accordance with this plan Mr. Atwood yesterday prepared a circular‘to the members or the general assembly containing a dot‘euso' of. his course. This circular has been written with 11 great deal 01 care Mr Atwood had 1111‘ draft of the document submitted to competent. per sons and after they had passed on it he took it to a print- err The circular will be a rather lengthy document. The circular will give a. history of the law in section 321 and will show that it is of ancient date. Mr. Atwood contends that the law in one shape or another has had an existence for 0Ver 200 years. In colonial times the forfeiture was .115. When tho.1 denomination of the cur- mucy was changed to. dollars the amount of the tori‘oitur‘c was camp to 11.1111111spond with the tonne 111' the tame-11111011011. Whatever changes have boon made in the law. say Mr. Atwood and his counsel, Attorney .1. i). Tourney, were confined to the do tails of it. and never ufloctt-d tbt1 prin- 11.111111. 'l‘ho 11111111111111. it is said. will contain i’urthur history in relation to the law and will bite the decision of the nu- promo 11011111. 0! the state in the case of Atwood against Lockwood. by which Mr. Atwood won a decislvt- 1111-.- tory. it was the victory that encour- iignd him to proceed with (1111 011111. cages in which he is named as plain- ti . it is said in this city that Mr. M1 wood Will be supported by a strong lobby,.composed of attorneys and lay agents who are skillful in the manip- ulation of the machinery 1111.11.11 excr- clses an iuilucuoe‘ou legislation, if it does not actually control it. Thu” at- lorncyr: null be from auroral parts 111 the state and will include 1111111 who are 1111111111111 in their prottstslon in New Halvun. Norwmh, New London. Bridgeport and, it is said. Hartford. The only attorneys who hnvu 11p- .lohu .l poured in 1111111111111 so far arc. l’bclau. who was .i’ortucriy 11111-1'1111111y of state. and J. l). ’l‘ooluvy. The»: gun. tlclucn art- thucounsel of l‘l‘l'ili'tl. lulu». attorneys, both in this city and in Now Haven, haVe been called into consul- tation from time to time. it is said that one of the attorneys who will up- pcar prominently in tho lobby in be- hult‘ of Mr. Atwood Is a member of be present conunlttcc of defense that has been organized with the eminent ut— torncy. Morris W. Seymour. as chair- man, to light the suits brought by Mr. Awood. "Up to the present time Mr. Atwood must have apt-111 something in 11111 ulllghborhuod of 812,000 in those suits.“ said the corresponllcnt's informant. it in the ballot hart1 that there are people of staple means behind Mr. Atwoud. and that he rtuu'onents an organization which has more influence than the tours personality of Mr. Atwood could exorcise. Mr. Altman! and his friends 111111.111- tuiu ll fouling of rosuntmunl. against Attoruuy (luucral W. A. King. They say 111111111111- should not huvc 111-1111 nllldu a party to the civil ruin. which haw. b11110 instituted by Mr. Atwood. The fact is. huwuvl-r. 1.1111 1111111111113 general was ttmlpclitlll to llt‘llllmi' a putty to 11111 suits when (lovuruor (lhumberlulu tluuull 11111111 to him tllu 111‘ ulitali til Jlltiltu Daniel [0.M11Mllhtlll. of Derby. for a special session of tho gun» urul ltsstuubly to rcpculthc obnoxious law. with a request that, be 119141111 whether a special illittlilllii should be called. The attorney general did not take the initiative and his interfertmce was hoist-11111111111111. lie merely obe ed the instructions of the chief 1111111111 lvr of the state Attorney General King is quoted here as saying that the 111111011111- 01 a special memos would be $211.11th and that on this account he advised against the calling 01 it. Mr. Atwood has issued in all 531i write. and oases have been returned to drawn. 1111111111 cases were returned to , » 31111111. 0111111 a 111011 :11. Oh’ri the ions tertn of the superior court. t 1 and instillation 111 Best bar 83.110 idea Soothe him. then at. 140“ tired. walk. Soy muur a. Seymour'a. ities. Phone 3003 Pharmacy. NEW YORK. Dec: 23. -—Becomlnlr suddenly insane while at the break ~ fest. table with his brother and their mother, Abraham Chapkoweky teddy tired live shots at his brother Louis and wounded him in the bead probab- ‘iy fatally. The wounded man is a well. to-do cloth importer. Abraham is un- red arrest. and has been identified 113' Louis attire man who shot him. , The brothers were business barb hers until four years ago. when A01 uuams wife died and he became in- For three years he was kept in an asylum, but about a year ago Louis secured his release. The latter was warned that Abraham bed head cldal tendencies but scoffed at the Last night. was the anniversary of Abraham’s wiles death. moody and refused to sleep. a brothers sat up together all Soon after they joined ther aged mother at the breakfast table. Abra- ham became violent and furipusly up- brnided his brother, Sud drew a big revolver and began to fire, at tlrst wildly about the room, and is. feet. one in the arm, another in the cheek and a third in the skull. latter is expected to be fatal. The mother wrested the revolver from the son as the last shot was. immediately Abraham seemed to recover his senses and dropping on his knees by the prestrate Louis, beg god his forgiveness. ——Fancy Dates, Stuffed Prunes, Figs at Seymour's. ——Qlearance sale of Mllllncry. Trimv mod and Untrimmed Hats and every thing pertaining to Mlllinery. Mrs. A. Altenbrandt. 31 80 Maan 81... So. Nor- 311.111.11.11 Raisins. Nutted Dates. at Seymour-’3. . ~—Toboggaus and Tums. ST. JOSEPH CHURCH NOTES. There will be three masses on Sun day. Christmas Day, in St. church Low mugs and the “my Com 1 with one holding out for convictio munlon at 7 a 111.; Children‘s mass and Holy Communion at 9 a 111.; High‘ mass and sermon at. 10: 30. The Jun 101 Choir will also sing several Christ mas hymns at the 9 oclock muss. many ”to beautiful Bethlehem scene 111111 the Christmas glib are nearly com. pletcd. in front. of the Blessed Virgin's Shrine. and the decorations of the hizh- altar and the sanctuary of the church| are being put in place. Christmas donation to the Rector will New York. has appointed Luther ill; be made at. all the masses 1111111 donation of all the parishioners is not understood by them to be of the nature of a collection, but as a .per- suusl member of his flock. ~Edam Cheese. ltodqufort etc.,' ‘at "Fancy New Mixed Nuts 150 ill. at ~«Greenport Oysters. Cutbill's Mitt. N0 PAPER MONDAY. The Evening Sentinel will not be published Monday. which will be1ob- served at Christmas. but will be lssutd Tuesday afternoon as usual, with a complete account of the holiday festlv m"... “E... --Read Pair Cloak Store” 110.. page 3 -~Xn1as lewelry It Noack‘s. ~2 insertion. 261: Outbills —-Necltvvoar. SCHOONER GOES AGROUND. NEW YORK. Dec. 28. w’i‘he schoon- or Frank W. McCullough, with lumber. bound for Patchogue. Georgutown. 8. (3.. ball grounded on Fire island bar. Oak island Lite Bavlulr crows wont to her assistance ”Smokers“ supplier. coca. pipes. 11111.. for Xmu at llafnor' 11. ”aw—3....“ u. "avenue-u- ~Freith ii‘lsh, Oval/era, (llama. rallopu at Cutblil's «Holiday perfumes It The Clifford 310111111 variety 11! 111111101. grass built. out to he found at M NOTICE. Ladies who would like to look over our line of Pines and Cigars please call in the mantis avoid the man. i *' . stormy 1113111111 » Malt 11111111111 I the Death of Ills Wife and iiIll Been coll— ‘ lined in An Asylum Altar Many Hours 0, ll liberation the Annouuocmgtdtlr m’odlate‘ly Ordered Til”. , charge ‘ ’ NEW YORK, Dec. rap—Art: jury in the N111 Patterson one 1111 that they could not agree and the were tiilcharged. NEW YORK. Dec 23—-l0vell in the '30“ of certain knowledge that. no oi the result of the jur'y' s dellb‘ere.‘ would not be forthcoming until ‘ 10 o'clock '.ioday scores of persons. .. mined all night around the criminal court building hepin‘g to be the liri to hear the verdict in the case 1‘11 All Patterson. Driven from the build just before mianight when the junk was locked up for the night by 1111.191 01’ Justice Davis the curious are gathered in little knots In shelmretli‘ places in the vicinity to wait'and-eptib‘v“ aisle and ensure for themselves an vantagcous position in the line with the doors were again opened than )ven when the dim light which dam through the windows of the Jury moth indicated that the jumrs had‘ given‘ their arguments for the night and We is attempting to weep tumors lrom ill- slde the building found their way to the patient wallets. The source of these rumors no one knew, and little faith was placed in their truthfulnesll. in the early night mystezions tarot-mk- 111m had 11 ”that the jury stood 111-1'11 on the basis of pine for acquittal on}: for couvictldu of mur.der in the second degree. and two unable to agree upon the decree of manslaughter of Which they believed the prisoner guilty._ fore daylight however. there had a decided change in the sentiment. the jury, according to report. At that ' time a story which gained circula Jogep‘h'g‘ had eleven jurors favoring acquitth Ho: 6 11 night. who ried to denly the insane man Three shots took on ‘ The Plum Pudding. O’Brieu'a. murder in the first degree. Of course there was nothing to substantiate these minors but every bit of 30s , was seized upon by those who he‘d waited _so long Al _._....‘ 1‘ Continued ugiflilghtb P1131171». —A LITTLE 111111513 A DANoElt‘dli'a i The usual The Fyrlcide Manufacturing 00;, The on Wright sole agent for The Norwalks for the sale of The Fyrlcde Fire Ex- tinguisher. This appliance is well 1 termed the "King of Fire Killers, " and ‘1 is absolutely permanent. it is simply ‘ dry compound chemicals in a lead coated metal tube 22 inches 10113.2 inches in diameter, and weight. .3. pounds‘ Can’t freeze and ill uhtinlui‘oly. rust pro'of. and is operated by flirtlnh' ,, . the compound plentifu‘llil1 from the tube into the fire‘ that's all.‘ it has receiv- ed the endorsement of the best .6» ports in the country. and by thousthtdh of users The price is only $3.00, and this small outlay might beco're tho ‘ means of saving you thousands of dol- lars. Call at Mr. Wright’s and exam-1 the them. or send for circular 51111111; “ full description. or afternoon and clpley & Clark. «Grape Fruit. Millage Grapes, Tall- .. V gcrlnes at Soymour‘s .._ .. ....M.. Davis. 86 Wash 3t ‘ . "was. . O Brian's “Fancy Vests. ~U1nbrellas for Xmas. WANTED. ' WANTED -- 111an r011 HAND . ‘ mm. 35 Wash St. work on straw 11.15.11.111 11.111111... then should be made 10011111111111 Blanchard. 1182 Water street. L. l.. from The Fire 1111111111 1111.1 non SALE roe until-dammed er ‘ pupa. imported. pedigreed Wonk. ’- ond while. very regal“ in Mr; Who. 0. Durham. WM: 11 “my fancy bobs» 1 I”1.‘1~HIGMI‘“ ‘ w MON IALIw—THE 01.0. homestead. corner of mi ill (look street. house of ‘11 tooth arc and about. an acre of Mural: ' ‘ , house and two lots at 11100110111 av Apply of Jet-11b M Layton. W. 93'. De Garmo. John ii 1.111111111111114 : or 01W1Wlllion. dill m. dBmlth t 00. LOST. . TO LET}: WOT-11. BLACK 0011111111110 03- der book. 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