P
Nutmeg; club at _ Lookwo'od’s
*IH'aIi Iiesse's Orchestra. at
Arlen Hall and South Nor-
Walk Division in Hibernian
Hallevcnls Largely Al
;:Ilcndeti,and Succes‘s‘lul .
. qhas! evening the Nutmeg Club; a
ililtnown organization of Norwaik
3‘ bits man. gave its third llIroI-m‘al
. dime last evening tit Lockwood s Hall
alld though Ibe tw'o preceding were
very successful and enjoyable tune-
tibns. this one for outshone the others.
. 5'l‘.it‘o attendance was large and the
Silent“ throughout the evening was illi-
$1133 with a happy throng, bent upon
flipping the light fantastic toe. The
mun It; was excellent, the dam are near. I
1y Ill acquainted with cut-II other and
leveholthlng went to make up a most
enjoyable occasion
Many expressions or pleasure on
the pleasing outcome of the affair
N'vbra heart! on all sides. In addition
to participating in the festivities of
the Qoor dulled: number of friends
and relatives of the dancers viewed
This pretty Scene trout the balconies.
The hall had been prettily decorat-
oil for the dance Across the stage
Ines a profusion of rubbet plants,
falling and. hey trees, nearly obscuring
iii: members of Jesses orchestra.
which diacouraed the sweet music.
smelled client oi the light in the
.h’afl will obtained by covering many
chad electric light globes in an artls
lit. manner with orange and green col
oiled tissue paper.
The dance orders were neativ got
trip up slid contained a program of
twenty dances..ten In each hail, the
various numbers consisting or waitz~
as two‘ stand, ianciers and caprices
, Members of the club attended to
the various arrangements for the func-
I‘ tion in an excellent manner. George
J. Cavanagh' was floor manager and
had ‘as his aids John W Nestor,
George S. Raymonftig Illoward lioyt
and Max H Bb'upl'n
The‘eaterltlliliiieni committee of the
club, which arranged the duIIce,iIs_
composed of Arlhut he C Jackson.
Thomas J..,,\Vesl, do, and. lloward It.
Montgomerfy «It...
The cluplovili probnbi
tithes shortly after! ma .
Among those in attendance were:
'Mr and Mrs. Robert London, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred W. Thompson, Mr and Mrs.
A. V, Baylls.
Misses Marjory Weston Mamie
But-kinda. MdII Corcmau, llaztl \'~cr
iin. Mildred ilyalt, Rita Nuttoford,
Edilh‘Slicrwood, Edna ilyiuglou, liar
riett [1. Keith. Verna Wheeler Lon
Taylor Lizzie ClIIttlln, Clara Bartram,
Carrie Adams, Clara. Shrayer, Bessie
Ellington, Myrtle I‘luucv. Maude Nos
tor.- Elsie Schumann, iianuah Clone,
Minnie llyar Annie Chiltim. Etta
Brundag‘c Albciiiub Mathcis, (‘nrrlr
Stevens, Susie Taylor of Weatporl.
the not... St. George, Maynle Wand-
well. Mabel (limlsiono, Margaret
Ilatchman. Ada Merriam, lrcuo l.lu~
fault, Florence Van' Sroy, hiIrIam Sto-
vens. ilosslo Smith, liulitt- Johnson,
Sadie Coleman. Nun Pierson Bridgeport
liuroid (Irccn, iiowurd lloyl, An
thur l... Jackson, William Ranch, .lo-
ncph ilcndricitsun, William J. Dixon.
Neil ilcndricitsou. A. J. Collins, lI‘rI-d
Rowe, Ruehcn Hawkins, Thomas J.
,‘Wcst. .il., l. W; implant. Howard A.
Montgomery. William S 'ilIIlIr. Lewis
Schumann, William Bliuccrtuau E ll.
Birding (Tempo S. iiuyIIItIlIIi, li‘nlwuid
.Ncwmnu, \iicu lrliiltlflli Clair Lou
doll. ill. I“. ilclr‘oroul. Arthur t‘itiliinl.
.lolln Kline, llcorue A, Aviuon; Max
Schumann, li‘i‘lliili , lirundugo, lrviul:
llortou: John Monitor. ltulph I’crllu.
(‘hnrlcs I’criin, llurry L. l-ilorlltiiz.
Frrd t) ilaIIloI-II, Bert lllootu, (letlrgo
iiavaungb. Alphonse lli‘lll2ll‘liiiiil.
ii‘rcdorick Wolsoll, C. ilurk ilubols.
ilrrbcrt l'oliord, John Motilltomcry.
('Iandc Vcach Howard V. (illitrheutcr.
llaroid Van blow, Bernard Newman.
Wililalu .i. ilidcr. (filturlcs Trounsen.
Alfred Wnicur William G Sterling.
Charles W. Slnpiaa. (3 Olin Fitch.
.‘ioacph iihipiunn Joseph Brotbcrtoti.
hlr. Bollard. (,‘hurlelt Kelly. and John
l‘or lIIIrlIIIIn.
JEBGE'G ORCHKOTHA BENEFIT.
m
Everyone Had a new Tlma at Ball
in Arlen Hail.
William '1‘ dream bencdt bull took
place loot night at Minn itch and It
was cIIrtolnly a «wall affair. The
hall wan crowded to the doors and ev-
eryone scenlcd to have a good time. A
concert wall Icudcrcl before dancing.
harry Bouillon who was In iIIII usual
goodyoicc. linciy rendered “Where In
anollrncon Tonight," and “A bit or
Einrnay." lie was cutlmuineticaliy
applauded oomph McMahon render.
in illII inhullabie manner “Good
Night, .iicloved.” and ‘blnlnczer Hom-
towayf' ’o
Mani Plait III-tad on floor manager
and Wall nanlhlwi by Henry Wobble
and Frederick Kristine. The success
or tile affair was so “only It strong
tribute to the popula I
with quorum biolacli as betas
touch planet! with It. The or ‘ht’ltllll
,wtol ital by‘ Mr Jam himself.
was“... _
in A. c H.541".
and by Mr.
{five another .
y of Mr Jessa . _
Entered at the South Namath
«bonus as Second Glue Matter.
MERRY TWELVE WHIST
the Host and Hostess at Last
Nights Gathering ‘
The Merry Twelve Whist. Club cn-‘
tertalnedl the gentlemen last evening
and a most enjoyable time resulted
'i‘be ulfair was held at the, horns of
Mr and Mrs. William \‘olltner on
Crescent Terrace, and II joliicr party
never tilled the house. {attachments
were served timing tho evening. The
prince ware won by Mrs. William
Twomblcy,‘ bliss Louise Stevens. and
the consolation by Mrs. Edward C.
Becker. The first gentleman's prize
was won by William Vollmer. the sac-
Rossmau and the coilsoilb
lion:'by \Vliliam‘C. Jessa; "Phone us»
skating Mrs. volimer in entertaining
were Miss bonnie (ioldscbmldt Mrs.
William 'I‘Ivorubley, and hirsiddward
ileckcl ‘ilnou’u thoae pmacnt were
\lr and Mrs ludwad Becker, Mr and
Mrs. William 'l‘wombiry, Mr. and: hits
Nelrord l’latncr, \ir. and hits William
Dolund. illrs Raymond iiiiss Louisa
Stevens, of Rowayton; George \lociter;
at New York: Mr. and Mrs. William t'.
Jesse, Miss lI‘uuuio Goldechmidt, Mr
and It... I llrudicy. Jack W. Vollmer.
Mr and Mrs. William Voiimor, Mrs 1“
Lane ttl‘ltitl us scorer throughout the
evening.
The guests voted the Marry "lwolvu
to ho that late entertainers. ,
DISASTROUS FIRE ’
AT HOT SPRINGS. ARK
Loss of Three or More Lives
and Property Valued at Over
One Million Dollars
llO'i‘ SPRlNGS, Alli., i‘eb 2T..—-—'l‘hi.-:
city was visited by a disastrous lire
today, entailing a loss conservutllcly
estimated at one million dollars.
Three 0i more lives one reported II.
have been lost.
The lite slur: ed at, 11:30 o‘clock this
morning In the Grand Central Hotel,
at the: carousel Central avenue and
Chapel street I the. southern part at
the city. A high wind was blowing
and theiimnes quickly spread toe the
south and west. the Plateau iiolol,
the Hotel Moody, the (hunter Flats
and several lodging houses wI‘rc quick
ly destroyed. The tire department
rendered good service until 6 o'clock,
when the water pressure gave out and
the thicotcned area was left to the
mercy of the llamas Duiiia's genet-
Itl store. one of the largest in the city.
is a total less.
About one hundred houses were dea-
Iroycti below: the llamas ware checked
"rho. d islrict between Ouncbllti ave
illit' and PI-ospett street, was swept by:
the flames. illorc titan two thousand
people are homeless. ll‘ortunatoly the
cold \Vl‘lllliti‘l' has passed and spring-
like toillporuuilc pII-lnlls 'l‘lic sllools
tut» llilcd with men handlsc Iaktn from
sIoIos III the IiIrt-utcucd distrllc.
'l‘iie charred bodies of three women
are reported to have been found In the
ruins of Ike Grand Central Hotel.
TOWN COURT WAS BUSY.
Boeoicche Goes to Boston; John Timp-
son Fined and Other Cases
Continued.
The town court was unusually busy
this morning there being no loss than
I'oul tilit‘ii up for disposition.
.lohu ’l‘inIpaon, a boner, was arrested
ou.:t rimrur of assault on iluymoud
IIcituor. liolh men are (lliillluymi III
Wilson‘s liiil ration and a disputu
moan, oIIII uomo Intuit-r (Htllllil‘t tell with
their work, This morniul,r it cost
'I‘impsou who for ills lIIII.
Albcrl llaltlcy,‘cilargod with drunk-
t‘lllll'riri, was Irritated a continuance un~
Iii next Saturday.
Lou lame. who was charged with
drunkenness and brcurh ol‘ the pout-o
III Ilu‘tunhiug'thc l'uitulltlro und m'aking
ll‘utiiilo ill his boarding house in It’utcr
nIrI-vt, was Ilucd 35 on thI charm.- of
til‘llllllf‘liiil‘ilii and $7 and lftlhlu on
I-llnrcI- ol breach or the pout-c.
l-‘rault hi. lloculsclll- was taken to
Boston this morning by tilllcor \l‘ultcr
Hail and will lbcrc be turned over to
the United States tIIItiIorliiI-II tuIIl re-
turned to the navy. from which be lit
a Ilooarler.
Mrs. \i'clllcy Fallon was urrontetl
this morning by Sheriff John W. Soul.
loy on a charge of neglecting to send
her taro children to- school. The
charge was made by State 'I ruunl Utli
cor Giles l’otlcr, who has been look
ing Into the cane. The two children
are it rank and KI-nuvlh iv‘ullcn. The
case wall contlued utll Imxl. Saturday
to Irivo Mrs. Fallen an opportunity to
uncuro counsel.
VAN HUREN DEFEATS BETTS.
Another dame played In the Norwcilt
Club Tourney.
Frank A Van Bitten, lilo, defeated
William M bolts. too, In the pool
tournament at the Norwnlk Club yon-
Io ill The score by trauma:
Vln Bursa, lilo. Into. 160.
9“} * 4““!
iii. 7
Bdwfl ii I
I“ “Add
49 iii-“3
63 28-d
iii} 30
74...} ill) .
title—d 43‘
plenum firms?“ dance was
South Norwalk'l
usic wart flii‘tr'
.fl Iota. ’i‘hc coma
{.lohn l. Kelly,
“Lift-it hichlnhon and] l
94—»!
I
owe EIIIEIII'IIIIIEII __‘
Child and ,ldrs. William Vollmer
terdny titternoon by the score or lilo.
. . luuilzuli) dupnriod for
about pildnigbl by tubing n‘
‘j Inc which was in waiting
of the south NorwaIkIICon-
gregatioaal Church
Night. who Were Assisted by
a Number of Friends
last evening at the South“ Noru'aik
Congregationai- Cburth for the- pur
pose of raising Htuuds for the .lI‘Iiowcr
‘ommlllce. Tile altair watt largely
patronized and highly. successful, a
large sum being realized The inter-
.Irated for the occasion with patriotic
emblems and flags. in one wing of
tresbmcnt bopIhI .whcro tables were
laintlly spread and suppcl was, served
to those who cared for it. in the
main room were booths whete good
things were dispensed. There was a
poppy bad all art gallery and a can
dy counter. ‘ in the other wing were
placed wax'worics in Imitation or (I'll!-
oniul‘ scenes; Those present were at
lowed to tile through the room and
inspect the different groups of slat.
IuIry.
The ilrst group was a party of colou‘
:Il young people dancing the mluuet.
The ladies were all very effectively
,‘owued and the picture was indeed a.
Wily one. The participants were
Ills-sea Natalie Jennings, Margaret (to
ItIrIl ituth Kendall and Lillian F. St
loud. The young men were Freeman
limit-dict and Addison Austin.
The next tableau was a spinning
wheel scene, at which a colonial maid-
on was engaged ill the (Itl‘liliilllon ol‘.
Iplnnlng the dart into thread. This
was a particularly pretty tableau.
Those who took part in it were Miss
'lazwl Lockwood, Dorothy Stools and
Charlotte Ferris.
The next picture was an historical
one. It represented Ibo rendering ot
the oath of allegiance bv John Rollo.
o the Indians, after he had taken the
young indlan maid Pocahontas as his
\lt‘e- ’l‘ho lndian chief was played by
iinrry Wanton. Ilzilotmadc a- cordial in
dian. , Miss Marie Nash. carefully
done In brawn paint was a most at-
tractive. looking Pocahontas .lohII
Rolfe was imprrsouatcd by Maigs D
Russell. The colonists were Miss Mary
dictum. Mrs O l‘ ~“'90il, blisu Lizzie
dolluck Miss Mildred Cori. bliss Amy
‘lurk and it) id (room The indlans
were hits. llccd il. I‘iynn, lilies lulia
\l-.,Iilctt bliss Ethel iivrp and Joseph
W. llotham 'i‘lll‘ pittuto was nslrlk
lug our, the chief standing- in front of
be wig 'nm in Which worn Rollo and
Pocahontas while about them were
:IIhoI-ed the solders and natives. d
lululug cIuIIp tire added to the pic
bro.
'I‘ no other colonial pictures were ai-
(I added by Misting Joncsso Betti: and
Ima Arnold and by Miss lollies law-
more and Clinton Stilt-devout.
The art galiorvI was In charge of
Illusion Gertrude Von Gal, Harriet
l ‘,lnrill Lillian Bursar. Edna Krndncks.
iuxan Utzlngcr NoliiP 'l‘rowbrldgc.
AI tho candy booth polo Misses
Ruth Cit.try Rose iIIchil-llau, Gertrude
lltliioran. Mabel Farris, Lillian 1‘. SI
.lohti.
in charge of the poppy
hiru Charles St.iohu.\1l.:scs liliizu
both I‘cnncll, Marion bro lcunln
Smith, lda Kramer Lillian illliialus.
Ilatoi Puncher Amy Lawrence.
(trout crrxiit is due to Mrs W. ll
Swords and Mrs. (‘. E, Bionic for their
mill in porfoctlng the colonial wax
works. which were pronouucod to be
highly creditable.
in orchestra. composed Miss
livioun A.. Mitchell pianist: l‘rnnk
Timber and sister li‘tlIIIl. liolluluts
rcndorod appropriate and delightful
Illusion! numbers throughout the own
but. adding to tho rim-II or the pictures
pi usual rd
hnd warn
0f
Baptist Primary apartment.
The rutarlaiumcnl I: you bv the prl
Innly department of tho ..mItiI Nor
\viIlll ililpllul Honda.) school, lust cv
union, was thr- crowning ovum to the
work. Tho iiltio folks wI-rc ill llII-lr
bust and their songs. reclinilous and
tableaux worn llNi’dllTlll. Much credit
should be given to the primary lunch
urn Mrs. Dixon, bird. ilr lioltlwoli,
MrII. lllmn. Minn twain Napllcy i‘IIr
their lnitblui work In drilling the
t'hlltll'dll
WASHINGTON WHIST PARTY.
\ir. and Mrs. Marshal Ii. 'l‘olicu on
lerlaltlcd a company of rrll-ndu at
whlIII at their noun-I In limit avenue,
Wodnosdny evening. The house wail
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
All elaborate Icpuui was served thin
but lilo cvctlinu The prince war.-
nwurdcd to Mrs. liouls Berra and
(‘hrbulnn Swarm and the consolation
«roubles to Mrs. Edward Sims and
Judge Joseph It 'l‘allor. Solon. duets.
both instrumental and vocal story toll-
int; and Jokt-II were participator! in by
Mr. and Mrs Edward t-liIIIII Mliili Mur-
“ loll boo (mentor il. iieundlct, Oscar
ll Bonita and Edward (luluhnri hint-h
guest who presented with It vary up
proprldlo favor, and Mr. and Mm.
'l‘olles proved thainiavl m Ilolluultul
host and lmulcna. Tho guests it!
llIt-lrI lllllllt‘H
i‘i' Il'il
for them
.‘o: ”It. .J “a-“w...‘
“DSTSOF’ATHV "
ill chl‘ouio Iiirrllwr: ironic” willy
« .. drove by lir, Jerome l) Witt 69
32nd avenue. ‘i‘hon'c. consultation
3 I l
.ia ‘
Given by‘ the Flo‘Wer‘Ccn‘lmitlee I
Last
A Colonial,SoI;lal and Tea was: held.
tor or the which was handsomely doc-I
the Sunday school room we a the re‘
lilgbt, Raymond Gerard, Chester li.‘
Columbia, ,CIr , ,
or li"(llt‘l$lbl'8.0 ' ca. opened last
night in hen, .. The attend-
ance was 1353:“ thkmhad been ex-
posted and location was In cvely way
a meat site its” ‘tIi‘I'I awning there
will doubtlss he Ill-get attendance
than last child, 31 a hall, which had
been liccoratéd: “Theodore Tobt’l.
never placental; a prettier apparancc,
and everything“ exhibited
taste. . ' ""' """"
Putt l0iil‘. colors. were" . everywhere
,mluglcd «view her and white or
the society, ‘I' .ltol. 'IIvore draped
lvltb the mall, olrlilltiting. the cell—
ml, was our!» with: them and bout
the ceiling watioauupesdad golden stats
hung by luvpvlhiextords. Therelwate
also Japanese; alemwbhpcudcd about
the room, on it. added greatly to the
bounty at them cite
’l‘ he TiOOThfilwr?m ii‘nudsbmc ones
anti duitc Iltliilub irhdi'rI coustlutiction
'1 hole \vcrc twtrlir tbs Ivlllcb were em»
blenu'ttlc of tilt! l‘lorootars. they bring
ttlmmcd with botlgh‘s and blanched.
Ono imitated .sum'n‘lcr and was warm
and glean, tho'otllier was snow draped
and imitated ‘vv’ tbr The cake booth
was handsomely Ilt‘apod with Ian. white
and blue, and the fancy work booth
was draped in green and white,
Early in the averting a concert was
mandated the artists, being" Frederick
Powell, In baritone holes; Luke Dor
uoy, to buck and Wing dancing; Fred-
Mick: and John; rowan. ducts; Jolrn
l’owall. solos iliise Liliana Stecgmuller
was the accompanist»,
'i‘he committedI buildings or the at,-
tail comprilics hire. Jennie Tobey;
chairman; Mrs Louise Tripp. Mrs.
Mary". i)‘ Brien. lT)!ra lida' Gilbert, Mrs
tinra..31cllnhott, Mikhail Anna Stoog-
IIIulior. Alice Elblan, Mary blobaugbv
iin, commune-a liufgyv Catherine Ma'-
Ginu, ldzaie‘ infill stops Catherine
lloword. Dr . :58 West, Theodore
Tobe and Mrs: Mary Wolsalt At the
i’mt’rs booths Wow hits. Lne‘mon ii
Tripp, bliss -_Eitzubet'h Stinson and
Mrs: Mary VI t'liléit.’ Al. the cake booth
wI-Iclhlrs Theodore Tobey, Mrs Jon-
mood and Mrs. Formation the lam
cIy work booth watt! rs Iii Gilbert.
blrs.’ Charles II) Joli no on still lilies
Cetndr‘lnc Dally. 'l‘il’becor’o Tobey act~
cd arihmnager of the ho; Ollie llamas
Oct-tln’ Monaural! cl‘th. M tents.
b‘rnuk Lyle occupied the post of bomb
at Ull‘ Ilonk room and Lemma Tripp
took tlrkt-ts ill the door.
oaITUAnv Novas]
FINICRATI till“ MISS M'CARTHY.
The funeral of Miss Eilzabolh vor-
ouiI-a hict‘arlily was held this morn-
ing at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph's
l hutch Intiudcd in the service was
llltl column high loans, or which the
RM. Father John C b‘ogal'ty was calo-
braut, the .'Rc\. Father James ii
t)l.,)ouilt‘li dent-on, and Rev Father
li‘Ollltlri. S .l. subdcacon, Miss Lena
Millard sang "0 Pin Jesu " at the of
lorlory and "Ono Sweetlv Solemn
'Ihuught. " at. the Ilene of he mass.
:iflt‘r Ibo nbsolution. Thomas F. Cole
rcndtucd "‘Uaivarl." As the body
was taken from the church, the choir
undo'IcII Nearer, it: God, to Thee."
lites \III‘I illlli}, ll ho was the daughter
of ill. and ‘iirs Daniel McCarthy, of
tiarneI hilll‘L. and was but seventeen
.I‘aats and seven months of age” and
was no sxcaotlotlun) bright anti tat
Iulcd young lady. ller flicuds numbcI
Id luglon. A full years ago, while
“lilo was a pupil at St. \iary' s parochial
school, ”site took one of tho prlaas‘ of
third by Norwalit lbtlptor, Daughters
of Ibo‘ \llli‘lliTILii ltmolulion, for an oa-
any on “hiarihu Washington.“ and
was. pmsontcd with the same by Mrs.
ultifllll‘l illcimrds \l'I-cd. regent of the
Norwulk (‘illt‘pttll
hills .‘.I.\lllI:l. .il.Sslll'
, ’i‘ho funeral of hire. Mabel Jcssup
was bold Iostcrday afternoon from
nor boom in Worthington street. ltov.
W \I' ’l‘ Duncan oilloiulcd. ’l‘hc nor
vltcu III itlvcl isitlc (.‘oulclcry worn III
charm! 01' liter of Columbia l‘IrcIo.
t‘otupanlouu oi Foresters of America
Mrs. ‘l‘ilcodort- 'i‘obuy action; as l‘ Illvl
t‘ oIIIpuIIIoII The members ot the Cir-
III: illlm, Nlitll‘cr, My tiod to ’l‘iII-o.
W... «I...
\lncltrtci, tic I-urll, .lonclolf‘u.
MOODB OF THE MOON.
Indicate What the Weather Will Be
«Some 0! the Potato to Notice
Hetero Forecasting.
A I-lcar moon IuIIIIInzcn trout.
A Ilulilooltblg moon iiii’tlliii ruin.
A single halo around the moon in.
dicalau a storm.
it the moon ioolol birth cold weather
may be expected
if the moon looks down. warm
Wt author in promised.
The new moon on her back niwaln
lnditulcn wet weather.
A double. halo around the moon
itivlmb vI-Iy boisterous Weather.
if IIII- moon changed with the wind
in tho tutti! then shall We have hull
weather.
if the moon be bright and clear when
”if?!“ days old. line weather is prom»
”t‘l I
“hen the moon in v iniblc in the “lily“
titans Ibcn we may look forward to cool
tnlb
ll lil’il the po‘. pin oi‘ the rrrnrrui ofo
lilo now IIIIII‘III are clottriv Iinlbiu, IIIW‘
I. II III Ilti ,lleli for. I . *
il‘ the now tIIIIoII ”Tiliiili‘ wt. 'II in
points upward. thou the t.IoIIllI will or
dry: but allot“ ii iii" illi‘ilia as. 'Ilowm
ward, ti bond dual i‘!’ Iiiib mint be ex:
Tillman tinting the not: three tracks.
excellent
,by Mr. Meredith will begin at
‘in One."
Will be Conducted sunday Ai-
lcrnoon at3z30 O'clock by
MelbotliSi Churches of the
Tome-Song ‘Servic'e led I by
Mr. Meredith, and Address
b‘yIMr. Henderson
‘ 'l‘hc mass meeting for men only at
Hoyt’e Theatre, for which special prep.
aratldna have been made, ”will begin
at 3:be o'clock. A aong‘servlce led
that
time. and the adult chorus ot the union
services has kindly consented toIbo
present for about fitl'een minutes to
sing for the men and than retire.
’l‘breo thousand cards of invitation
have been issued and the man of the
factories have been specially invited.
All men are welcome. Mr. llender-
son has addressed some of the largest
men‘s meetings that assemble in the
country, and Is always in demand tor
such work. lie has a thoroughly mau-
ly and informal way about him which
makes: him very popular with men.
\lr. Meredith will sing after the chorus
has retired, and Mr. Henderson will
speak on the striking theme "Two Men
During the series of mect‘
lugs lIeid'iu Harttord recently Mr.
Henderson spoke to a great assem-
blage of men In the‘Sunday afternoon
theatre meeting. Through the kind-
ness of 1. M. iloyt, the theatre has
been placed at the disposal of the com.
mlttco, with no expense save the cost
or light and heat.
.I\. I‘uctory meeting was hold at the
Norwuik Lock Company building yes
tcrday. Mr, Meredith sang "Praise
ills Name." and Mr. Henderson spoke
for ten minutes emphasizing the last
that the greater part of the his (\1
Jesus was spent on earth as a work-
layman
' At the alttl noon meeting yesterday
In the Nonvullt chulch MI Henderson
spoke on the possibilities of prayet,
tailing as Namath mind V) balsocwt
ye shall ask In my trams that will i
do. that the Father may be glorified in
tho Son. " fine Inlllmbood ot‘ God was
Ilvttllll‘t‘d to be the basis or playeI and
prIIlor was described as tonlctsatlou
Mill the Father (ind and for such
Ioulelsutlou it was nooessaty that we
Ieroguim and hollow in the Icniity
pelsouulitl. accessibility and tho ll.‘
liability oi C‘od.
The melting ""l‘l\it.’i hall the boat
attendance of any tcgular weeknight
met-ting. ”there was a von large num-
bI-I oi young people present and the
thought of the dosing scIIIIo II ot‘ Dr.
hit-t‘olnllck Ivns Iiilcct ted espctiaiiy to-
hold them. i‘llo. text was the ancient
potable recorded in the second book
or hinge, of tho than who was gllcn
a prisoner to hold, and irom whom
the prisoner escaped, the excuse for
which being given In tho onIis‘ While
lily sclvant was busy here and there,
he was goIIII'
i‘ilo proltthm showcd- that. God had
put into cIOIy nian‘ s iII-Iplm; hi.; soul
null. that while many are occupied with
things good in thmusclvcs Ibo soul Is
lo..t lie siiowcd III-II-Itly IlII fully at
t’thlb'hig a vital litgltrt't on the mound
that many subordinate things were at-
tended to. I’lllt‘iiiu chI silongly up-
poulvll to, to sin tho Icliltioml life oi
tin ir children some real attention.
Mr. lict Idotauu followcd with an ap-
plication oi' the thought. and Ionduct-
all It brict testimony cornice, and ask-
sd all who would to state how many
yenls of limit “to they buvo new ml by
Idling them to Hoist. The period..-
or time ranged from three month: to
titty-two yoals
'l‘omorrow morning Mr. lloudorson
will prI-urh III ltowaytou .Ilrlbodlst
Hull-ch. tlIc llt'i’. Eduard (‘uuuinghllul
at tho iI‘irIll, Methodist (“hurrlh lilo
Rev. l.. K. bloom at East Nolunlk.
and the ltcv. \V w ‘I Duncan ill the
Norwnlk ('burch.
That only afternoon Iiorviro will be
the one at tho tlloalru- .\ union II‘p-
li::ib and tho IIIII:I2I‘ lill‘i‘iliip; of the day
for all lilo Methodist, churches Ill Mb
p. ill.
ADVERTISING scorn NORWALK.
Nicholas Underwlur Company Using
Envelopes tor the Purpose;
The Nirholuu l lilll‘l‘li‘l'ul‘ toIIIpmiy,
which recently Imnlml III Luther ill.
\I’rllt'lltll building. in North Main
ntrcol, lit using II unvolilullhod to not
forth tho. IIIivaIllnucs at South Nor
walk. An T'lii'lillllll‘, with the follow-
Iltl; printed on till" outuldc, tolls Illc
Hllil‘)‘ '
l-loIIIII Norwnik the {untold growtng
city ill (‘onnoclirul Wily! Ivorly-
two liilll‘lt IIIIIII Noll York city. More
third)» one trains cacti wuy' daily.
t‘ilmtp I‘ruiulll Inlcs. liliiiy bout new
vltc to and from New lorll tiood
Water and «owl-r syalclus. ldxcrlicnl
public collects and libraries. 'l‘brnc
noted lieu shore pleasure resorts. line
gas and two electric pl Ills. 'I't-n min;
ule lI-oilv. schcduiosl auburbu. 'l‘wo
wide awake daily papers. City elctu
lrlc powcr at cont. All abundance tilt
it'd labor. The hmuo of the fam-
worth League Till‘l'llli}; will be hI-III :Il '
watches IE This nit
Clergyman Conducted a Relig-
I ious Procession Through. the
Town in Violation of Law
SAN ANTONIO, Tera, Feb. 25 .--A.
telegram from Laécc. one of the prin-
eipai town in the state of Jaliaco. his»
Ico saying that as a result of the ar'
rest and imprisonment of Father Gre-
gorio Retolnzo, parish priest a tnob of
several hundred poisons stormed liteI
jail, partially wrecked the building
and rescued the priest.
The arrest occurred because the
priest conducted a religious proces-
siou through the streets or that town
in violation of the reform laws The
priest is now in hiding and state
trooos have been sent to Lagos to
preserve the peace .
I
. V...“ won-m
HOSPITAL WHIST CLUBJ ‘ '
The Hospital Whist. Club- --was entai-
Iaincd, yesterday afternoon ml. the
residence of Mrs 8:0 Gm 1Klin-
wood avenue The next. mullingtwui
be Friday afternoon, March 10th with
Mrs Oliver it). Weed 17 Fairlield
avenue. .
NOTICE.
All members of Norwalk Lodge, ,709,
B l". 0 FE, who desire to attend the
anniversary of Statutord Lodge next
Tuesday night should meet at the rail
road Million to take, the train leaving
how at it p. m., Iuccling titelllldgc-
port Elks there. '
ACTION IN CENTER
OPENED WITH SlEGE GUNS
Battle Said to be ProgresSilic
Near Mukden—Gcrman
Steamer Seized
hillKDEN. Feb 25 ——~An action a,
the water opened III 8: 30 this morning
with siege guns. The tiring of data
guns continued thiough the day. .
’i‘OKlO. Feb. 25. ——The German
slctuncr Severus, bound for Viadlvoa
lle with a caIgo of Cardiff coal, was
selzmi yesterday.
NEW C‘ilWANG, Feb. 25 10 a. on,
via 'l‘Icn Tsin ~—lt is announced that
a cavalry detachment of 300 Russians
was rooted at .Liucbiawopu, fourteen
miles southwest of iisinmlmgtun, on
the evening of February 23. The
lisiumltigtun ,
New Chwang is full of rumorsloi
an Impending battle upon the Hun Riv
N The unusually waim weather
will probably lead. to. active military
operations
TO LET.
To LET— ii‘L'IRNlSl-TED ROOMS
with bath and all latest Improvements
inquire 92, South Main street~ [24 3t
TO LET—HOUSE, TN NORTH TAT.
lor Ill-cutie with bath. hot and cold wa.
tor ctr. Apply to Gustav it‘redflcli.
Raiiloud avenue 1‘ Lil- 3t.
TO RENT-"ON CEDAR STREET
flat of live rooms; city and well Witter
fruit Iroes and garden. inquire Ioi‘.
Mrs \. J Keith. til Cedar street: So
Norualk. ‘ . I {231,1
. .uhw. .24.. w..-
To LET—MHOI'HI‘ \‘0. s BURRI’IYI‘,
A.ve, with all lulprovotuenls. inquire”,
E. A, Woodward, «to North Main St.
. T24 if
Wm.._~.-_ I...
To RENT~A HOUSE WITH 9
“JOHN with modcr‘u improvcutltts and
laundry with set tubs. Convenient lo-
cation. Particulars of B. Adams.
. (23:51.,
CEMETERIES. ,
Riverside Cemeterwaorwaik coon
seventy acres beautifully located.
LOU-i to suit all it Is wise to select a
lot while you are alive. Apply to Geo
W. Vooruoall Superintendent on the
mantle o it
BUSINESS NOTICES.
J. A. RUDDER. Pllnc’i‘ionl. PAINT
or, “Paper iiangcr and Decorator. than
males lubmlttcd. Address, Madison
utrect. foot of Franklin. 0p. Luther
erlht'a all it
MISCELLANEOUS.
PERHONAL.
it tho nonlirInnn who bowad to tho
lady with the rod lint will call at tho
lillartln building Ilunr More, he will
bc picaculod with n llrtl ’i‘op cigar.
free or charm» I‘ 2h-lt.
EMPLOVMENI‘ AGENGVmMilS W
J Wilcox announces that «he has as
tabllshod an I-mp’ioyomrnl agency at
i3 ilnniord place and ran cohort: work
tor all classes or uppiitantn. ill it.
FREE ‘ro LADlfii Hicdllttiilii
ticilrls this week. two Wl'bltlt trnotnlom
free. Wrinklce. crow: feel, pimplotl
blackheads and troubles rentcml Elu-
perlluous hair. males and warts par
manually dontrcyod by electrolysis.
without pain or scar. Consultation
tree. Bil-Incas or branches ““3!th
319:1qu Madame Frances Murray. ilti
,_
consumption " I,
{cleanser » rr'u mu an
idol: of that utilisat- you to going to
build in the «bring. For plans Italic
T! It ll (‘orsrlti and Empress We;
dormilallus. imputation button
host or ration Illicit. inducements
ll IrIIi to mod concerns to iocatII hero.
'liw 'i. ‘iiiliiilii and inoculation-oral
A HillI ' 1
A4
HM on...»
'wth‘salnory butler 21o lb. Jowiot‘i‘c ii.“
'iii'e flu
iiMcillotttioua call or address. Harold
Ade. Architect, Weapon. donut
Mona,» ii 4. Wantport Hmflimr ”out
. I. KHAN-t. Afldfli’i‘w‘l‘. lint-I
moved his billion min the (lulled
mulls. to Ii Madison ill.
“WNW!“
AND LIBERATED PRIEST 'I
. lug knife at, him’.
itusalans scattered in the direction til I
Mill. "‘9
er in moldy
and Alarm ClockaiCh‘all y
'«Tho Clock lie Was 'Ver
Fond cl, Too. His not... Hav-
”inn Given it to Hint-Wiic.
.Used Hechdding (lake to
' ’sma‘Sh Crockery I
I’ «
Chauncey ll Gannon. ci’ buniiury,
wife Hortense, in the superior Colirt.’
yesterday. According to his tcstl-I‘
mony 'aiIe must have had a very mean
disposition. At any late the married
lite ‘ot Chauncey and Hortense how.
ever ideal their names may sound, was
roses.
lie stated that they wont honey
keeping ‘at Mount Kisco, N. _Y. There‘
said the. husband, aha one mor n
trimmed him by throwing the ‘c
at dodging. Ivbith but saved him from
many stivoie WUIlllllli The throwing
oi the knife was only the outbreak of
the hostilities
(Continued on Eighth Page).
~will seedless oranges‘ 25c Joaeiofls.
WANTED.
IWANTIED—Tll‘o' srnoud GIRLS
ages about 18 years, at Old Well
Laundry (25 3t.
WANTED~ltElJAi3l E MAN MAN-
ago branch oilicc lot iatge luauufao
Iurer Salary to start $1. 600 per year
and xtta commissions. Applicant
must ave good reference and $1, 000
cash capital secure ‘Experlence Im-
necessary Address M' ni' r, 708 Chain;
her of Commerce, Dizflroit Mich.
. l 18 26-bit- 11.
WANTED-LADY on cosmic
than of lair education to travel tor a’
per year and emptiness; pilili wit! y.
Addwss M For civai South Norm. it.
Conn (25 it
WANTED —— moon nnoltodu
with hot and cold running water and
cieciiiclty or has Address 37 B Sen.
tine
WANTED —~ 'rwo ADJOINTNG
romus with hot and cold water and
plenty of closet room. Address dale
cribing room. and giving pride Com—
fort, care Sentinel V ,. . . ’
WANTED“ —— Itooyla WANTED
either tarnished or unfurnished by
young married couple for light house
keeping. No objections . to I‘lvdte
faintly, South or not Norwak pre-
; terrod. Addicts “lioollkheper. this wig-lift
lice. .
WANTED ~—~ BOARD 1N SOUTH
Norwulk. larva sunny room, well boat-
cd and lighted with board for man'
and with on March iii). or furnished
room near restaurant. Apuwm‘ with'
tertns. G. 13.. Care Sentinel ofllctx T23 3i:
..m»~...__...w~I—. “Hymn...“n. .....I mm... _.,..-......
WANTEDm’T‘WO uncanny ~ we I
«men, who want. good homes at. small
~ salaries
Also 4 girls for general
housework. Apply hits. W, .l. Wilc‘ox,‘
13 ilauiord Pint-o litii ilt'
WANTEDMSOI‘T SILK WINTERS.
train and organzlnc distally Work and
good wagon. Apply to Specialty Welly.
ing 00., Shelton. Conn. l2ii ill.
WANTED—do SMALL UHUT'lK'l"
built horas, goalie for woman to
drivc. ilIiLHL be cheap still good driver;
or In exchange for n good size work
horao. i’nul fining, Now Conduit. Ob. .
Near Whilo Unit Bhutto school lingual?
It
A“...
I l
LOST.
M IWW mm...“ . wmmm Wanton”. .-
Lee‘rwpnnk tron countdown
lost Monday night on 33W avenue.
Howard if ri. lilrncd in bi no! Othliii.
w. MM..-......W.-..M m... (2....
LOST-«HANK noon: at). trial so
Norwnlk savings bank milder picnic
morn sums to the bani: an payin‘cgt
on same has been “ll‘l‘i'i‘iia
toaruant'wuuu a To reach.
East Norwalll and cell at
chumb via Water and Mar ti circa
hortit‘luboo locket. set with clones and
combining picture, initials it. i’. ii.
Finder will be nullahllmcwardcdcn‘
returningi some to sentinel cattle, or
II belts lace . lit at
5 FOR HALE. ,I
FOR IALKWIIOUHEHOLD Vivaldi:
hire consulting at stove, bells, treble
ii5t
roll slits-«er. abandon non
tor sale. III yearn old then. III, will
{airfoil or couch do: it
I or “were. street.
i
‘ Iii lacs-Iona; i
our light indict, one
hon nlni engine Intro
both to first blush
l l‘ i
sell. it
n W”
Throw Coffee, burying Italic ‘-
Luckily he was good'
anything but the piovelbiai bed at"
I
stands, lnvoild's chair etc. we Water» I
~ street. do Norwsi it. , l
Ieiutcd how he had been made a on» V
get lor all kinds of missiles by his} f
firm oi’ $350 000 capital". 88131? $1.072, ..
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