rail
PoibOiiluu‘ an aficitnd“ (”linen ”Mattel-n
”MWNMI,» wmm”...._.........-—......... ...
“chicane” and “Washington,”
V‘s‘ seIs oi the Pennsylvania.
Railroad Come Together in
Hudson River, and a Panic
Ensues on the vChIcauo”
NORWALK BUSINESS I;
Finn I‘nnites AI cnIIIIIIIEI
-: Seymour Curtio Retires FI'IIIn
I'iliirtIs ilI Gemstnok, and
L i-
III Will curry 0n InIiuslI'II
‘1
. Au impatient business change oc«
curred in Netwnilt this morning»
cd“ol‘ Seymour Curtlsnud Willard S.
Oomstock. overall: and shirt manufac-
turers. was dissolved and in the future
the business will be conducted entire:
ly by Mr. Comstock. Owing W the
pressure of other business, M1. Curtis,
who is soctelury and monomer of the
Folrilold County Savings Bank. decld
edulter a. conference with M1'.Coni
stock to sell .his interostto the letter.
his concern has been in business
since Januat' y, 1900 and has been very
NEW YORK. Jun. 21. --'I'be big
bobbin-decked ferrybosts Chicago and
,1, Wulhi’ngtoh of the Pennsylvania. Roll-
VIII?
today. There was almost
, polio among the passengers of the
I, Qbicngo, which was crowded. Several
' gen fainted and some or the men
In
a.
e a rush for life proservers.
lib boats were live hundred yards
from the New York shore when the
Duncan ran into the Washington and
broke in the side of the men' s cabin oi
the latter boot There was row puss-
anger: on the Washington. The um
0380 was undamaged. .
No injluy was done to passengers ox-
can: that tWo of thorn were cut by
broken glass
' P. G. 0. INSTALLATION.
Lara. Number of Officer; and Commit
tee: Take Office
I The installation of editors of the
RG C. Club was held last Wednes-
doyG night, when the following wcre
placed in office:
Prusldent-«Mrs. Joseph White.
Vinresidcttt:~—Mlss Ellu i~lumict.
Secretory—Miss Maggie iiu1riu.
Recording Smrcuuy—«liirs. Maggie
Morrow.
Trea'surct ~M 1' 11. Laura But iov.
Sick Cou1111ltioo~hlm Phylls White
Mrs. Lucy Nixon, Mrs. Morrow. Miss
Belle Mlnklns.
Refreshment. Con11nlttcc-lilrs . John
Grant, Miss (loo. Mrs ll 1". Norman.
Miss Sadie Morris.
Entertainment Committed -_. \[isS
Elizabeth Tcywlor Miss Emma llcrbcrt,
Miss -Ellu llumlct Miss Miutth 'l‘uy-
tor.
Commitloo on ilogitiium‘llis llouu
Taylor.
Lookout I‘oin111liimI—~VI'.C.Mit1io1'1,
James Fuller, G L. Enrica, Joseph
White.
Bunting committee-{illy C hlinton,
Mrs. ”661.com. grown“ Joesph mWhltc.
1300111911119
Chaplain-S. J. Bell.
Advlsthescon John Grant.
The ceremonies connected with the
installation included tho singing of
"My Country. 'Tis of Thom" address
by Rev D S Thomas, or Grace IBap-
tist Cl1urch;nddross by R0121 D.
Nichols. of the Knight Sircot A. \t. E.
Church; weltomlng address by the
chaplain S J. Boil; address by chair
man of the lookout committee, W. C.
Minion. who urged all to join in the
Christian work for God and humanity
A111 mg those prcsoni wci'c Mr and
Mrs. D. W. Griffin of Norfolk, V11. Re
freshmoute were curved and many c011-
grntulut'ions were extended the newly
elected ampere. l‘ho prcnidont Mru.
Joseph White. thunked all fo1 their
oncoumglng words to the club
HEPTABOPHS’ iNBTALLATION.
Deputy E. P. Davin Perform: Cere-
mony for South Norwoik Conclave.
South Norwnllt Conclave. improved
Order of iioptnuopliu. now officers
were luuiullmi lust t‘I’t'llillg by ilopuly
E. l'. Davis, of Bridgeport, uuuiutod by
Jami-II Paul. who ili‘ii‘il ilti suproiilp in-
flpoclor.‘ Tlio ()Ilitftirlt lnstulicd wore;
Past Art-hon ,. John J. lilituluu.
'Al'tfhltll' William Miller.
l’I'ovonI-~l"ruiil< - Sluuson,
Prolnto Victor w Foriln
lunpoctorw JIIiIII Neillnnn.
li‘ luuncici «Wilfr ml itcdwull.
'i‘II'uIIIIicIm Frank N. Ft‘l‘lifi.
Iii-ctc'iary» «Frank 81 urduvun I.
Wurdmiw-(‘liuricu lMIkwooIl.
Hl'llll‘y IIIII (‘luirlcu tili'uy.
At. tliI' cloud of tho iIIIIIIIllIIIlIIIi rc
“murky wort- mode by llcpuly Devin
11ml Arclmn William Miller. Ail iictlvo
campaign will in; promu'iitcd to brim;
in new members, and tin noon so It
oiunn is fm'mcd 11 uniformed dcyi'oc
tum from Now l-lnvcu will attend 111111
exemplify the work of tho lulilniory
dogma Al Ihi.‘ clone of the mailing
u turkey supper wan curved. which
was I-Iiloyoil by oil.
NORWALK STEAMBOAT co.
Directors lie-Elected at the Meeting
Yesterday Afternoon.
The niociiholdnm of the Hermit:
Smuilmi (‘ompnny hold Iiioir annual
111111911111; yesterday ntit-rnooii at tho of:
. lice of this Nurwnlit Securities Harbor.
" alien to Well slrcct. Directors for
the ensuing your worn «looted us rob
lows, Isli hcimi Ihu snow on during
1004:
E. 0 Kcolcr 'l‘. l. Raymond. M. H.
Wilson.” . .'ii. Tillivn. Cid tin Mathew-
non. Fir Iii. Kent A Wheeler unit
, Ill. l'.: shill}!
it is modeled. thin the directors will
meet thin evening and choose owners.
WANT UKIAKVVAJ'III “PAIR“.
GROVE um um. 21w). pelt
‘ ion is In circulation among the resbn
.itoljts Maggie plus: to 0:21:11? from Inner
1111 pp!“ 111 on 1111 ed
infill to dltiliit- them to out in repair
new _ limitation. accords
, this did past your over
"mini hive ”taint: whine to this
erlsbv it heinxt be e lily stiff! port for
net hctwm New ..‘o‘ininn and New
,nmi coin
1"
prosperous from the outset. The or-
iginal factory was on the top floor of
the Qulntmd blook at the corner of
Wall and Knight streets, and these
quarters becoming too smuil for the
growing business, lurizor factory fan
cilities woru seemed in Knight stiect
where n building was converted to
tI'hol1 use and serves III the present
time for the fuctorl
Both Mr. Curtis and Mr. Comst‘ooh
are enterprising young men and it won
not wondered" at then, that. the busi-
ness should prosper as it has and Mr.
Curtis found that the work, with his
ottlcc of secretary and treasurer of the
I'itilfiald County Savings Bank, to
which he was elected since going into
the manufacturing business, though he
was teller of the bank at the time, was
too much for him.
'A‘Ilu business is 1111 excellent one in
every rcspoct and gives promise of
becoming one of Norwulk‘s loading in-
dustrios. The garments made there
are. distributed over 11 very large field.
PAPER PAIL Racaivessmp.
Lindsay Rueeeil. of New York, Apr
pointed to Take Charge of Affairs.
Lindsay Russell, Esq., appointed re
celver of the American Paper Poll and
Box Company. 1111 January ‘16, by the
United States District Court, of the
Southern District of New Yo1k.l1ns
been appointed untillut'y rotclvor by
Judge, Ionics l’. Plntt, of the United
States District Court of Connecticut
Yesterday Sheriff Sculloy turned
over to him the properly of the com-
pany under attachment by him in the
suit for $2,000 recently brought by
Browning & Company, puper muuufso
tut-om. Ilgalust the company. This
action was taken by Judge Plait in
response to u petition of seven credi
tors The sheriff and all others are
enjoined from interfering With the
property now in the bonds of the an
(Iiiifl’i receiver. The petition claims
that t 0 plant is valued at $30, 000 and
in View of the attachment for $2.000
upon it it Will be fairer to tho ci'cdiv
tors to have tho onclllnry receiver sp-
polntod. Yesterday two men were
appointed to look after me plant. and
to keep the tires going. Following this
action two officers are open to the own-
ers of the concern, (.‘iiht‘l‘ to comprp
mine and settle tho claims or to pro
cued and sell the plant.
Receiver Must Pay Sheriff’s Fees.
NEW YORK, Jun. 2l.-~ln 11 decision
yesterday it was held by the United
Sluice Circuit Court of Appeals tint:
on the Stun,- courts have refused to
compel the Sheriff to surrender prop
orty held under a warrant of attach
11111111, subsequently rendered void by
liniiltrnptcy proI-Imdlugs, without. pill"
mom of pounduuo foes, Ibo rocolvor
must pity the Sheriff's loos.
- «owe—a.-.“— ...-..
EUREKA REBEKAH LODGE.
.._... ... ..
New Officers Installed by District Dep
uty Florence Jennings.
The otllocrs of ldurokn Lodge. No
ill. 1. O 0. iii, Wt‘l'u installed in then
respective stations, last night. by Die
.‘.I'JII llopuiy Florence Jennings, as fol-
lows:
l'uu; Noble tlrnnd» M 1'11. Prod l’iizor.
Noblc ”l‘flfltiw'Ml‘it. Fred Lynn.
Vlcc (iI'IIud-w-Mrs. Richard l'lu11u,,
ltIIwI-dlng Stitjl'ullll‘ilihti l’eur
Hicvcus.
Flumu'lnl
Unduriiown.
Treasurer—Mrs. Filllilit‘ (hooked.
R S. to N. (LI—«Mrs. Dcltn hlurilnouu
1., H. to N. (ix—«Mrs. Annie Brown.
Ii. 8. to V. (i.-~Mru. .I'iunlc Way.
\Vui'dcu~l.illliiu llciiuilnuc.
Co11ductor~bllllnm Ayrtw
inside GI1III'diuIt-~M1u Whiter ilyutt.
Ouiilido Guurtllnu~Frtui l’ltzcr.
(thuiiinlnwhiru, F. Wntorn.
l’iflliiiii—"Mt'n. ltuymuuil,
'Micr the insinllnilim II Iiiippor 1111111
ntv‘rvod nod 11 metal limo olijoymi by
til.
SocI'ctuI'waru,‘ iJzzit'
WWW
SALVATION ARMY FARE‘WELL.
Brigadier Lamb to Leave State and
Glptolii Wilbur the Town.
Tomorrow A great farewell service
will be held iii. the Salvation Army
beedquurtern .in South Main street.
Sleuth Norwnllt. Briwller lamb, cf
Hartford, will be present before he
leaves thin division {or New York
headhunters. . domain and Mrs. Wil-
bur. who so to 11 larger field III Thun-
ton. Mnennchnsettn. tvill Illso conduct
their iiiiit upwind here. They have oc-
compltsh‘ed much good during their
silly, and there in general regret over
their depurtnre.
limo OAIS AdAlN CONTINUED.
‘llhc om against. Willluu ll. Field,
charged with forgery. but been con-
tlnued until Februlry 13.Mf.fidid
clsims thst. the money raised on the
limit question was used for this in
or the firm of living Lockwood
Know 11 careful inventions
its late humane.
uddfldl’flliic
troutlnelti administered by m .l ll
Wit-his “uncommonly coon.
All chm?!
tlonof
.3.
O
The I ‘
‘ firm of» Curtis and Comstoett. compou-
l'welve Hundred People Attend-
ed the Successful Dance Gi-
ven by. Norwalk Foresters
in the Slate‘Armory, Last
Nighg---Grand C‘ourt Officers
Present 1
More than 1,200 people surged about
the Norwullt armory. last night, at the
concért’ und ball of 001111 Nurruk F'or—
chit-1s of Alltoricu. Sonic ides oi the
lingo eiowd which purtlctputeil In the
dancing may be gained from the state-
11111111 that 900 dance programs were giv-
on out and neatly everybody who had
11 program wont on the floor.
'lhia 11 .111 11 grout occasion for Couxt
Nutiuk for at this time the Grund
Court oilicots picscciicd Nulrult with
the handsome cup which the Norwsiit
Foresters won for the largest 11101 ease
in membership of any court in lion-
nocticut, from April to Octopu- ilitti
’ibc local membets 111’ the (rider worked
hard and conscmlontly the victory Wins
well c111 nod
Everything in connection with last
night‘s big tube .011 was rcmuiknbly
successfui.Soldo1n is 1111 015M“! Ition
honored with such n in out attendance;
everybody had an enjoyable evening;
the decorations were remarkably pretty
and every feutiuc of the affair Was
mll‘ietl out with ptoclslon 11nd thor-
ougbuous
"slho spacious drill hall of tho build-
ing, utilized for the festivities. was
fairly ablaze with decorations and by
their artistics ut't'angcmcut showed
that patient. artiste bud been at work.
American tings and hunting worn
about the side Walls and streamed
fxozu supporting b1 1111s and the gal-p
ie1les, while in the center of the floor
but been erected a gully decorated
booth for the musicians of the orches-
11a and thc pnrtlclpsnte in the concert
p1'og1u111,wl1lcil was a line one. The
national emblem nus prettily limped
all about tho stand about which to
give additional coloring was yellow
.1111! white hunting. Tustlly armnued
potted pinata Itdtlctl to the effect, mute
the scene will; made the mote impres-
.1l1c by u 11111.111IIIoth American flag at
tilt Iour end of the hull.
’i‘hc prugrum of entertainment was
1111 interesting one and was given be-
mc 11 very appreciative audience,
which heartily uppluudod ouch pdritct
punt Rows oi souls, scaling hundreds
of people were arranged in ft out of the
a1tlsts'dti1gc and about the sides of the
ball but the attendance was so large
that 111111151 had to stand.
The opening number of the program
was It pretty overture, "Queen of the
North." played by William ll, Clunc's
orchestra, which also furnished music
for the dancing. This was followed by
six artists, lccnl and out of town. who
Were obliged repeatedly to respond
with uncured. Thu program was no fol-
lows:
John D. Riley, tonor eolist, Walling-
l‘ord»~—“Tcll Me." and "Tell Mo, Will My
[31'0qu Come True?"
William Fitzgerald. baritone soloistw
"’l‘bo Pulaco of Silver and Gold" and
"When the Fields Arc White With
Daisies."
‘l‘homus Lynch; of Bridgeport~Song
and dunco comedian.
Edward A. Sidney. male soprano,
Stamford~"13olovsd, it is Morn," and
Asthoro"
William Ilrlscoll. tenor soloist—
‘t-Icht. Adi-lino," and “Selected.”
.11 the conclusion of the. last number
on the program. the grand officers
wot‘c conducted to the front of the
I‘llwl'lttillmmli stand by Grand Senior
licullo ‘i‘iiomnu ”not, who is u mum-
btu' of Court Narruk. M11. Hunt then
iiIIIIiich tho uudlcucc for turning out
in such large numbers multitude refor~
once to the cup won by his home court.
lilu 1"cmuiku worn frequently puni' illtll.
lid with npplsuuu. Whit l1 i11ci'cnncd
Ipcntly us be lIIIIoitucod tlic 111nm! of-
licei'n,cncl1 in I11111.’ilicy included Su-
promo Senior Woodward John iii. llyd
Ily, of Bridgeport; Grand Cliiuf Runyon
Frt'titlt‘icit ll. Cuntlnid. of Drldpcpoi'tc
Sub-Cindi Hanger Thorium (l'latuchiiu.
of Nuugutucli; (mind 'l‘rousurer Duuiel
Dickinson. of Mormon; ili'und Fiona.
nlui Secretory Frank A, lluggcrty. of
Hartford: tirnnd ltot'crdluit SIcI'ctnIy
l’ctcr liiclluuh. of Now linvmi: tlmud
Senior Wooiiwnrd Janice ituuch. of
.WIIlllrIItfotztl; tirutui Junior Woodwurd
lIIIIIIuI Welsh, of Morltlcii: (ii'uiid Jun-
ior Bonito William Arthiii, of Putnam.
’l‘iio pl‘OtitlllilltiDll of the «up was
mode to chief Rungcr Danuli J. Moore
or i‘ ourt Nni'i'uli. by (”iruuil (‘hiet‘ Run»-
gcr (Junllcld, who. in his pi'tsicntution
nprevh complimented the Norwulk
court and hoped all of the lattice proli-
out would Join the Companions of the
Forest, a lodge of which will probably
be installed in Norwalk chm-fly. He
also tend an invitation from the South
Norwullt Companions of tho Parent to
attend their fair at Red Menu ilull in
Wilmington street on February 24, 25
11nd at
(thief Ranger Moore accepted the clip
In behalf of Court iVnI-rult and below
the grand oillcers retired, chief minion-
cannula woo prenatal with u largo.
protttly decorated coke. lid said that
this was the {Will time be had over tok-
en tho calm and tin hoped the iodine
prurient” would hill“ pity on the grand
”unicorn ultil lliitc lli‘;.IIII ‘
' ell trotted without‘und dancing hcmm.
1'11ng ulmIlou minim below. The chum or each are , m
At lilo I‘DIII‘iliiiiIili oi tip: iflremnnim,
tile chum were cleared from the door
’l‘ht program in
Waltzw‘ lust u ,
Caprice—"l M
No Fool. " . ‘ ,
TWO-HIOD”“MD {thick n11"
buncicrs-thiamii potent: "
Wally-“Dear Di,
'1‘ Wo-iéitepw‘ ‘Bl
WultzW'Bwec
Two-atep-w‘Tu
Wultzm' 'Ali m It -
l‘Wc Stepwm Bit of Blarney. "
Waltz?” Conic ’lI‘hlIe It I'I‘rip in My Air
Sb ..
Tu'ogIcpm‘Slnceioly Yours. Narruk
b
Wultz--“ Moonlight Berries. "
l‘wo-Stepw—“Sent'ry
Cnpr'itc— ' Dance of the tire Files"
Lunclcisw'fluvliand‘l Huppy Hitsf"
Wultz-—~”l4‘ishlng. " 1
Two Step—"Fol word March. "
Caprice-"Dance of the Honey Boos. "
Wullz-w ‘June Bride."
I wo- Stepwmlcxnndorfl
whit/r Somebody-a Waiting for Us"—-
(loud Night '
dA lingo rollesliuieut booth was erect-
cd .11 the customary corner of the hall
and bout this in: steam and cake.
nundwlcbcs and node Witter were dis-
penned.
Below are given the names of the
unions toutinlilces in charge of the
hill l and concert all of whom are de-
serving oi much await for theh elli~
1cm services:
T be following were in charge of the
event.
Grnnd Supervis’ow’l‘homa- F. Dowd .
Hull and DECOI'MIOIlS-"r'nhflmafi Hunt,
Ibuirmun; aids, (spurge lnghum. Joseph
illlioito. Daniel Brenton), John New-
mun, James S. liwyer. S. M Smith
’i‘homus Dorncy, Thomas Motherland,
William ill. Riordan, John Monklev,
William Donovan. llnrry Miller.
Refreshment committee—Edward J.
Hayes. chairman; ulds Nloi Sweeney.
Edwutd Chino, Winlnm Dixon Edwaxd
O'Brien Joules Cahlll, George Ross.
Dave Riley, Matthew llowloy P Me
Glfliqh flurry Dentcn P Wulnh.
Hat and Coat Roon1——-.la111os
D11 ver J Dorm.
ritke'. Office—George W. lughum
DOOMJOBODII Gilmore.
(‘uncert Committeewlmkc Dot'ncy.
chutrumn; alds,1‘30harles Blizzard, John
Rooney. Jr., William Flnherty, Fred
Po1vcll Horace Motherland
Music and Program~~Wllliom ii
Clunc chairman; aids. Willi-am Nolan,
William O'Brien. Richard Gormun
Thomas liorrlzali. Patrick Siait'tuy.
F loor Committee—D111 tilii Mom c
chairman: aids, Fred Goilitcy, Edwmd
Dude-y John P. Down. Albert ids-lac.
Charles Anderson. Petey Mockler.
“.1._..-
PAet',:,donnIoIIIIgitInsh pALL.
Successful .Ntslr Given Last Night
in Arlen Hall.
The normal ball of the Post Com-
11111111101'11' Association of Palestine Cos
ill» of the Ancient Order of Knights
of the Mystic (‘hulm was held lust
owning in Arlon llull.
The affair was :1 v1 ry pleasant one.
\lusic was providcd by Linchllcl"8
Orchestra. The committees in charge
.If the affair co111prlscd:
Floor (‘ommliiw—«FI cderick Sco-
ticld chairman, Jacob lltnlnger floor
manager. E. Gctl'1u11it,Ct1nrles Utzlu-
Conmmtoo-R.
501'. R. Hawkins,
lldfroshmont J.
Smith and B. Monti. ‘
Grnernl Commilit‘O-‘GL‘OI‘KO Coffin.
sccrotary, Solomon Scam, Ircnsuror,
J. A. Lockn'cod and Frederick Scoileld.
tm- m...“ ~I.......... .
DANGER, or sumo:
APPEARS In 111: oven
S.
Conferences oi Trainmen with
Penns‘yivania System Mana-
gers Are Progressing Favor-
ably ‘.
r
PillLADELI'lilA, .lnn. 21.-~'I\intll1‘l‘h
at issue between the l’cnusylvuuin
llnllroad 11nd,thc Brotherhood of indi-
roud 'l‘I'ointueh. which have for unvoi‘ul
progressing'tuwm'du an nmlrnblc not
ticmout, and the coucctisus of opinion
today on both sides is that such nut—
tiomoul. will soon be reached, probubly
this nftcruoou.
The adjustment board of tho [ii'oih-
urlmod 111111 today to,dlscusu ycatoi'duy‘s
church-11cc with General Munnvor Ai-
Iciluiiy and butter to piopmc thomscl
you for n complotu underutunding with
Mr. Attcrbury whim the conference 18
mounted in the lutttcr's olllcc Iii 2:30
oclocit thin afternoon
The pmsrcllo nlrmdy mode to so luv-
01 little to II sottlctueut thnt the but of
foothill prevailed around headquarters
Imliiy. Noililnu definite him yet been
dm-ldcdgbut lilo, mou am confident
tlIIII It;sti'lltc will be averted.
ROWAVTON BKATING PARTY.
A puriylfroni tho tlvc and ten cont
HIOlo wont to RoWnytou. last night.
and enjoyed lino skating oh the river.
Minr llillbiilllt until II lute hour they
Went to tho homo of the Misses Plun-
lcr in Crockett ntrout, where they e11-
loyI-d ilicninplvcn wlih music. dancing
11nd cioinIiuii and solo» by it. Yale and
I}. Robot Miui'wiit'ds light rcfi‘oiihv
nicuti word served and the guests to
illt‘llttt in their home: about. midniuhi.
Thane present included the Misses
Bother. Mabel: Raymond Medea Hill"
rls,l..iili11u crooked. Grace and Jean-
alto Plunder. litre. J. H, Plunder.
Mantra. Bradford Vale. taster Rube
el‘iii
TROLL! OMB! SITTLSO
’i‘hn culled dimes P. F‘i‘lncis and
MI' 1 ~11qu llill'l mind the Gong
handout. lt’dilniw 11nd Hunting «01111
row for common mulling trout Ito
tliicu uusiiuiuod nbout lyesr ego, hove
boon heitleti out It. iIt‘liu pinto
tilts We on ch autumn the
I i' it into the
l'. but I Ain't,
bouncy night “at
it .0
won 11min"
Rev. 0 w. Mo nrmlclt, oi llsrt- I
inrii lies Giorgia of Gather;
bimonthly meeti x of the Norwslk
IEpwci'Ib League Unlcn held there
Superior Court Booth, in Bridge-
port, Yesterday. Look Like a
Kindergarten---Many StoriesC
cl Marital lnlellcity Related
Divorce activity ruthei' turned the
superior court into a kindergarten
yesterday, and Deputy Sheriff Arthur
E. Plumb, with court Messenger Char-
les E. Evans were kept very busy
watching over the small boys.
One small scion of tin unhappy
mutrlmomai alhuuco insislod in so
n.tempt to climb up on the bench
and when removed by outer or the
court heulet out 11 .lusty yell which
went hustling around .the court house
corridorsin great 51,1 lo. Stili‘auothcr
“Buster Brown" wanted to discuss the
alluation in audible tons and he too
was removed, but Without demonsnw
lion. “.
There were many sud tales 01' who
for Judge Joel it. Reed to hear. 01113
of them was given in 11 sort of 1.1111111
Jenn Libbey style. Judge ltcsd
thought the utorymight be timed vol-
umes long, so he cut off Ilu- flow of
words and culled ior EptIL‘IfiC attacks.
There were eight requests for sop-
oration on the list and scvcn win-c
heurd. Charlotte E. Smith, of Siam-
lUI‘ti, was the first to appoztr. ilct' 111111.-
11inIonlnl experience lasted ten days.
Slrc marrictl Henry 1). Smith on
March 29, 1899. Ten days later
3111ch may for the Philipliiuu lfiiliiids
to sorvc in the coast artillery. Mrs.
Silliill never saw him again, ultimugh
slic lit-11rd from him. Later he wont. to
China and the next tho wilo hcurd of
him was when he reached Chicugo. “l'
sent it. telegram which read: “liuvu
arrived home broke. 5111111 (111 money.“
But there was no address. T1111 wife
unswctcd the telegram. but ncvcr
heard from the soldier sincc. That
was 111 1901. The wife found 111111
Smith had been discharged from the
army. but thattwnii all tltc govtu 1111111111
know of him. 0110c while but \I'us
away he sent his wife sin bill be
promptly wanted $8 buck The dc
crud was gruuicd with 11 Ilmugi- of
name.
Lizzie Bond. of Blid." ..cpmyt had a
talc ot‘ drunkennnus to till about it
was her smull htIv who “(until in
it'nch tho b1 111-11 111 I111 cmlv 11.1.1,- Al
exundiu lit111d.'._l1 I111» husband and
fatho1,“\vus novcr S()I)t“,l " as two iii
the “'IUH‘SFt‘S Milli. (int-c when they
thought his with was dying lilt')‘ sum
for him in It uiiiuoii but ilti would not
CONN“.
it appears that [loud
drink bcforc he won married.
wife thought it would bit so differ:
out nitrr thc kuui vino: Iiml, only it)
find it Inui-II won-Iv, 'l‘lio husband did
nothing; tmrtu'du tilt" uuppoi't of tltc
homo and they were 11111ch out of
the house by thc lnudlord. The di-
vom- 11:»; nilnwcil.
(‘luru t'. J. Williuluz'n had .111 11111151
uni story in tail. Shi- 1111111 tuairlctl to
iluus Willadsun .tpt'tl iii. liltll. 111
iii. i uhc wits Si'lli l0 lit-r folks in the
Wool Indies. Whilc who wus away,
bur liunbuutl sot-urcil 1111 lliinols di-
Vill‘t‘i‘. Ihruuuh 11w IIlIl til 11 New lin-
Vt‘ll luwyt'r. now timid, and promptly
111an icrl listiiill. 'i‘hc divcrcv was
found to be void. lint the husband
has lIcI-n living will: is second wife
(.‘V’ti' cinch. 'l‘lw first wife did not turn
1.;1 .qulu 11111:l the spring of inst ycsr.
$1111 511ch on tho uintuntory ground.
'l‘hc dot-I'm wuu nliowcd with 85bit nil.
mony. The husband iii in tho grocery
business 1111 Chupol strum, Now liuvcn.
'l‘hc cusp of Anna M. Shippo. of
Bridgeport, against Alfred F, Shippo,
also of Bridgeport, was coutiuucd un-
til thn Iioxi IIqu't calendar. She but!
the long story of woe to toll and she
used to
bill lili'
I'nlii-Ii ii Hill with II fluency lhnt kept .._...
tho oilinlul ntuttugl‘ttphdr moving. Her
married life nppcurs to have been one
long maid of abuse. Two weeks tit
ioI qun'iugc hor husbnud forcnd her
to up to work when she was ill and
she i‘uintcd upon the factory ntopu.
llcr ideas or cooking did not agree
with Ali’rod'u 11nd ilint‘mndo ndditlcn-
Itl trouble. There were kicks and
cuffs without number and /Ir,onornl
abuse. Judge Rood told Attorney l-lull
he would like more evidence outuldc
of the family.
The rnre instant-r1 of litr- court ni-
lowing II change. of lli'lllit‘ for the wife
when thorn worn- chiltircil, was pro
uIIuII-Il in tho cusp of Dom hi. llquII-i'
But. on this charm won unnocinicil
with u change of clinic for the littiu
one. thm'c‘lvnn no pnrticulnr objection.
'i‘hc child hilii nlwuyn been known by
Illa inoihci"n mnidnn name This wan
panther story of wife hunting. with
injuries of II nature that tho wllc still
suffers from them Attorney
Iisllen was told that the licence would
19 allowed
Edith M lilwuod wnn gchn 11 do
even from Wllilnm ll. Elwood on the
grounds of infidelity linearity were
produced to utipporl tho chm'go. and
Judge Charles H. Peck wen told that
the evidence was nui'iiclcnt
cameo our on? coon! e'rons
MiDDblil’l‘OWli, Jun Si m'i‘wo
quarto of pennies. some slices and ruin .
burn and uprootiouily all the stock of
dryx . mun store of
Wenonah flbrunt . of built beilin.
were. inked new y burglars who turn»
6. window of the
more Inst Ilia The nlmll‘uI'lty of
this brunt: to I
drill store in
no hit
IffI ll
field“
be.
pg, [1'. Width
committed on Wed»!
last evening. Spec: til trolley on s were
run from Itownyt n and otho cutiyv
his church cominunitlea. The ser—
vice was to charm of Rev. C. W. Mc~
on11 nick of Hartord it opened at
'I' unlock with 11. Iforty minute praise
servl on.
The preaching Ind prayer was sup-
plemented by special singing by the
church choir old by It chorus of
about fifty volcet. The subject of
the sermon by Mr. McCormick was.
"Has Religion Any Rent Value for a
Young Person.” I it vine very inter-
testing and helpful.
The conclusion service was at. 8:45
and during it, btiei remarks were made
I)“: Rev Mr. Plclv 1).. of Council, Rev.
r
L. K. Moore. of horwnilt.
At the close of the seri'icc refresh-
ments were served
FRIDAY AFT RNOON CLUB.
Regular Meeting Held Yesterday at
the Home ofI Miss Baldwin.
The meeting (III the Friday After-
noon Club was hild yesterday at the
tesidence of Miss Baldwin The pro
gram of the afterInuon follows
l’aporoRuskln 118 It Reformer
Miss Wulbridgc
Readings—«Selections froth Fors Clay-
Igcru.
Miss Lina COIIch. Miss Peace.
Paper-Practical Philanthropy.
Mrs,'l‘1‘illow.
Refreshments wore neryotl by the
boatcsu. The nIIxt. meeting will be
held with Mrs. St. John. of Elizabeth
street.
BRIOGEPORT IESALVATIONISTS
Hi E.
(lipiclu llinisdcl of tho llrldmpori
Salvation Army corps. with It dc'ncsu
tiou from that city 01111111 to South
Nor-walk and conducted services last
cwuittv, in the ideal IIIII'rtIchs. '1‘th
scivice was 11oll uttcudod and tho
Sll't‘t t paliide with tho nugmcniml num
born I'Irmtcd much lntottst 11111011: t.l1t'
I:r(1\\IlS.Cfliilnin Bruisdcl is n11 lmor-
outing speaker nlhd his address was
poll rot. cle'd.
CARD OIF THANKS.
We wish to extend our
thanks to tho friends who ministered
so kindly to the drums of Francis J.
horn. during his illness and also for
lilt' liorul tributcsl at his death from
“Juuultn Outlnr ‘Iub" , ‘J11ul01 Band“.
'Sundm SchmII' but! a large Illllllili’l
or personal f1lo11dis
MRS. VIARY L. DORN
llld'l‘iii. DA E SMITH.
TO LET. ,
.._“ - “.‘._..W .. -7. ..I
To LET—i ROOMS SECOND
floor. 45 Summltt avenue pour High
321 St
.
TO LET-LN (iE FURNISHED
front room, with gun. ltont,1t11d priv-
ilozc of bath. 88180. Main St. South
Norwalk.
TO {ET—FURNISHED ROOM ALL
modern improvements, 92 South Main
street.
recently occupied i y Waldron It: Rlor
don on Steamboat Dock also Iui‘t re
T0 LET-THE tFARPEN'l‘lIBR SHOP
mutiy occupied by the Eastern Under
wont Co. on Waiicr unmet inquire
Taylor it: Golden. I
TO LE 1:51: cunrnannv
located. eight room II, laundry. set tubs
and all modern con venlences. Posses-
nlon immediately. Particulars of ill.
Adams. 12 If.
LG ST.
LOST—4n DIAMOND RING. SUl'I'
ublo toward it rut 11'1ch to Mrn. J A.
Decker. III) Sprluzt ISL. South Norwnlk.
hyeche. of No it Wilton, and Rev. ‘
sincere '
Strool, lnuuli'o 18 lluvilnud Stroct,‘ ‘
119 31 1‘11.
LOST» WEDNEI DAY. lill'i‘llhllt 0N,
trolley car botwcei Noroton post oilico
and Score utoro, N math. or on Witch.
lngton atroet. So. liorwnlk. umull gold
bur pin not with pt I! illndcr will be
cuitnbly rewarded by returning some
to this office. I . 120 If
nusmuss‘ NOTICES.
— m
EMPLOYMENT, munch-mow
.l. Wilcox unnounci that she unit so”
tubllnhcd nu ompl Intent nomoy nt
13 llnntorii Place and cum secure work
for till classes of applicants. iii 3111
.I. AMUDDEN, criterion. pm
or, Pspor Hunger u d Decorator. but:
met» submitted. Address. Madison
liflfihvfoot of Franklin. 011. 1.1131“
s. , , o
, conclusions.
Strikers Are Continuing Their
Agitation with unabated Act
Wily-Practically Every ln- ,
dustr‘la‘l Establishment in St.
Petersburg is Closed
ST. PETERSBURG, 'Jon. 21.-Tho, 3 I
strikers are continuing their agitation . .
with unabated activity. Throughout ‘.
the morning they have been pamding I
the streets of t‘c motor m’ I," (II v ‘ -
and closing every industrial establish-I ,
mollu
The agitation hitherto has been our-— _ .
.zrled on with ,remurhable absence of-
rich: oi violence the committee of the] ,.
union having issued instructions that ‘
l everything he done as quietly as pos-
1:51le and that no pertionnl violence he
offered the police Street traffic In
the lending thorouchfares is hardly in.
tortured with, the demonstrators tilting
the streets, politely making way for
passing sludges. A list of 174 works
closed as the result of yestnerdsy‘s co-
cmive measures shows that every i11-
iiIIsIIy is involved inc‘ titlinz railway
j construction and (doctrinal engineers.
‘ in view of tha probable failure of the ‘
electric supply for storoséaud offices,
. householders are lyin ’. in large stocks
2 of candles. The public is nervous and
‘ excited. and the opinion is freely ex-
pressed thstI the government will be
towed to concede the demands of the
men.
The authorities plan to prevent the
I workmen tomorrow from enterinx the
city proper. The industrial soct‘ous
l beyond the Nnrvu. Moscow and Nevsky
gate will be c: It off and all the, bridges
will be guarded Several batteries of
(Continued from First Page.)
ADDRESS 0N RADIUM.
mervzeor (lottmann, of New York.
paid 11 viyli to the Center School yes
thday and addrc sod tim older pupil:
on the subject of "rod ;:'II“ The. pro-
fessor had :1 quantity ofthe‘costly mitt-
11-1'l11 with him which use examined
mi 11 111111; l1 intuosts by pupils. ‘
.
A SAD ANNIVERSARY. "
Sixrvflvé years ago Tluusday p aging,
1
at midnight, the old tig-
ion was burned off 0 pt TAIL“ stpti.
midway between Ibhi pint-Id 8”an
liloyde Nook when 103 lives whrc
lost.
.._...
WANTED.
WANTED:NOIIWEGMN WOMAN.
good washer and lroner would “111' to ,
take work home Call at Olson‘s gro-
cerv htore. l Bouton street. 12] 3t
WAN'I'ED— BOAIIDEIIS. 0001)
table board, with or witlmut home.
One largo, pleasant heated front room;
also three other pleasant rooms. Prices
reasonable Mrs. ii. A. Crow 14 E‘iz—
ub'cih street. 121 at
WAN?ED-INSTALLMI§NT COD
lcr tor for men handler 111'1I01111is.Gocd
salary and expenses. Aldrusu, Manti-
liirtui',er P (L Box lili'.‘ Philadelphia.
120 (It
WANTEDvLADlES TI) C‘ANVASr
for cotton thread, Pnpu Iir pI'lIod sf
tlclc. Good commission. Novelty of
package sells it; quality makes It It
repcntor. No oxpcricurc nvicc'uury.
General scent wifl he in this locality .
econ. Address at once, Robert ll. Wul»
int-c Co. 87 Cbauncy Sh. Huston
fill (it
WANTED—T0 PDRCIIASE ANY 1
kind of old books, No matter what
you have send nostril. Will cull city
01' country and pay cash. borne ii»
brnrlos or scroll collections bought.
Address Books. our» Sentinel. titlovtf
MISCELLANI‘OL S
THE PARIS CLOAK AND still”
House. 33 So Main St. Ito Norwuilt
Reduction Solo “0th on «If our court?
lino Suite, coats, Shirts Wutnin (llr a
Coats, nt 501: on lhé not or. Conic our»
ly and got your choicc nn they are go ,
ill‘ll inst We sell for rush sud this it»
self is o navlut to you more than hell ’
We sell hotter goods for less money _
that any store in The Norwnlkn and ,
m...-
wc court cmupurienn. Come and III -I I
convinced
M.» ..1... . .. .1..
.M “up...” .1. “a .... whom mun
ruse ‘I‘O LADils limitllitta'
tickets this Week. two would, treatment
free. Wrinkles, crown tout: pimplcn
blackheads and tradition removed. Sit
pnrtlupun hair. mole: and cam tie,
munoutiy destroyed by electronic 1i..-
wlthoui. pain or scar. consultation
*1 . free. Business or 111111111:th taught It
on. Madame Frances Murray. in 80.
Main IItroet.
Riverside chm-t
seventy tom tfuliy located
but! to unit till i in with to select I
lot while you III-e to. Apply to use.
outwith
monochrome. .
Mud. com
«mom will
old friends at '14
from In 11 at. It; In
tiny.
w. I. MIAMI,
melted h
than old
III; ‘I'i's‘c'i'. bus
on it‘od‘
r Not-mitt dann' ‘
till
.Voo'rtim an unwound: III: the may
w ,‘ non sons.
Iron bALlu-A SMALL IIAND SAW
villi power or foot powhr. lngutre
'uunoh Works. ”III“ a.
‘ 1 Iron Inna-mutt nnitt‘tnr “or ,
89601
Volt stud-41mm
inquire; 'iI‘oitenIItiI ,_
tilt
merits for (Maury but
‘11 second hand
obit union hi
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