7 Fe r , i3 '
fnir outage i‘l ’
ly winds.
‘ ; tiered or was hornets
. . . Primitive on second film.”
WMHIKNONAN; its
‘ ‘ neeo‘enriovs Kilian
" Engineend Most of Train Pess-
ed Over IIis Body at South
Avenue Viaductin Brideeportl
MM
"one” s.
reins oreoeiu. _ ‘ ‘ ,
‘ , steers unseen ,,
‘ Companions of {its Foresters of
" America. Celebratedhnniver-
sery of Organization
The Pride. of Court Ndi'ruk. lt‘oi'osl-
hrs of ltmcrlcu. colebrulod their niiul.
l
Pilli‘lck Noltln. fill [mm] omproyi-
of the New York Now liuven lintl Hurl-
’l'homns ii on yurds.
_ ‘ vnruury lust ovoulng tit nun Mcu's ford ltnllrond (lompnny was struck . . . ,
. ‘ . ‘ . ' Illuli. with on cntcrtuinnwnt unit not] utmost. insluntly killcd yostorduy , . : ,_ ., ‘T ‘ . ' * ,
Former Resident, utilorwallt Alleged Breacnoisuouort. When ”'""'“‘ ' '“"“""”‘”°'r'“" ROV- Dr- Chapman Preacher! Last Niuht‘onthtTOiIWiht
Nolan was employed in the
,, ,. , wits spokesman for ‘ . . _ . . fl . , . ,
the Plea to ilib lili‘iSIilGilOtl of the superior Court, in New “to evening and unmanned u sclec- ' ill be co i ‘ifll Today~ round house in thc ynrds and had no cognition of Our Friends in Heaven, ‘ 801.100 Quitting
‘ u " . ' . ' tlon by the West. Side Orchestra, Miss . lslied his work for thi 1 hi and was ‘ ' '9' 9 ' l - ..
Haven’ can” “II, Yes‘orday’dudge ”9m RODWSBMS "I0 00", Gertrude Natteford sung “Dreams," _ "I030 Who .- .. lTOSiiliiOflyo on his way home who; it]: was struck CI’OWdBd-‘SSIOOH "WW “e” m 10h“. ""06 3 m "fir“
by the train on its way into the yard.
The secideut occured on the viaduct
at Smith avenue rind it is supposed
that Nolan. who had been working
'ha‘rd all night, stepped onto the tracks
without looking where he was going
' and walked in front of the moving en-
gine. .
He was thrown down and the en-
and was compelled to give an encore.
She responded with “The lrlsh Girl
1 Love." Miss Natleford was at her
best. ’,
Mr. Hunt introduced Mr. McKenney,
of Westport. Mr. McKenney-seid he
was unprepared to make a speech and
was not e. speaker anyway. He vowed it
vengeance on Mr. Hunt for calling
upon him. He was glad. he sold, to
s—Service Yesterday. Afternoon in the Ifiilrw‘eilt M} Krill!
tendents. Mr. end Mrs. Stephen N. .Scotield
m
The remnnstrunce. guliist‘ John Hag.
gerty, proprietor of ooker House.
in Del-ten, wmeiitetjtrv torday by. the
County Commission «end the case
was continued on ,
er testimony w: '
ort.
The allegatlo
was an improper .
The proliminarysong service at the~ The congregationnl‘ singing .-
Chapman n1eeting,,last night. was one i “Crown Him. Lord of "All" follow
of the biggest and most enthusiastic The next was the singing of th
yet held in the armory. The singing miller “Glory long."
of ihecholr and congregation was the .' Mr. Duncan then , announ
most inspiring. Fred Butler sang meetings fontoduy as follow -
“Grace Enoughvior Me." with the m..‘ut the some Norwslk‘ Cu
choir and congregation iotningdn the tionsl Churchz.lubjsct..“91dzuixp
iy. On one occasion he says, he was
slapped by the defendant. and on oil-
othcr he was hit. on the head with a
shovel. He brought suit for $0.000 ask-
ing that the property be conveyed
back to him.
Judge Light in December lost, on be.
half of the defendant. entered it plea
, Judge John M. Thpyer. of themvii
Superior Court. in New Haven. yeste'u
day overruled a motion. made by Judge
John H. Light. of Norwalk to erase
from the docket the Case of Francis
S. Foster against Stephen N. Scofleld.
Mr. Foster lives in Plymouth street . . . , . ‘- glue ““1 “‘0“ 0f ”‘6 truln ”“35“ . with Re to d" “115 .m tall the
X . . , ' to jurisdlcllonol the Superior Courtiu title BO many present enjoying them. (tense. 'lhls. how ; was latot over his hodv. ill. let urn was Cm chains. The song serviceuclosed ences.“ s re 'p: ... , . _,
Nru Haven. at, present but had been this county, since the matter involved grows, and he hoped it“, lug-inherit niiionded to unstti . of place. off and the 10D (iislilslheaili. and I‘m the congregation singing . H0137. HOIy. mory. subject. Jesus Bill of Exit}?
County ’I‘rcusuiter are. S. Blinks Holy.” The great chorus of voices liens."
rcslding some ilnie prior to the bring:~ was one of title, the retort. help would not busy and get. some new , , 3 . , . ‘ .
tug of the. suit with his‘sonvlndaw nud sump-mi in pun-field rouhty,y..lndg§ tut-tubers, He spoke of the good or and Attorney John dosh nppenred 3‘,‘:L’;im‘;egrafi2:lllf:‘eCg tiligufl‘zgnwgi-g was raised until the very lights qulv~l Re Romilly F'. Humphries. tW
thoinlicr‘s wifeln Nor.w‘sllt.thcplnint. Casi. denied this plea, and thr- case the order and told why cvcryoue tor Hungerty. will 95' William notified Bun}. nitc' up. ' V ’ id 9"?“ with the reverberations 9‘ “9:390" aiding the compensation it?“
should. liclol‘lg. Ho rinsed by snylu‘i: F- Tumnmny {on it remoustrunts. . ' “ ' ”WWW" an great song among the rafters of the the eve lists. 'He said villa
itl being it ,widower‘of ltdvunced
yours. '
On November ,2. 1901. he says, he
r-ntrrod into aringreement with his
was sent down for trial before Judge
Thaycr for Thursday.
Yr-stcrdny morning .Iudgc Light nr~
gucd'thc motion to orasc the rinse front
may took charge of the remains. ' armory
‘llc (incensed leaves besides a wife . ' a 9
a faintly of grown up children most hyThisegmigvfflazing??? $55,130.21,
of; whom urc married. The family who was in attendance lit the meeting:
Chapman‘lpid come here withou
Those who testified vor 01' the re» .. .
' stlplllntiofi-‘ns to compensation and
monstrnnts were {Jh es B. h‘ltch. Wil-
Iinin ii. Wlllmotti, J ‘.,,"Riuv. (leovgc. is
’It‘i‘ftllillmi. motor ,0 Methodist
that ho hopcti many more would join
and wishing evoryonc un cujoynblc
owning.
3':
(Continued on Third. Page.)
duugiitctt and hiswifc‘tovtho effect. that the docket, inasmuch its towns u quvgv A scloctiou by the orchestra follow- , , .. ,
lhcy wore to support him for the llll~ rim. or. 111.. that “wimp and rumpus... ed and thinning was (iletiymI, Mr. (lliiircli. nnd Rev. burl S. brown. :lgk‘l‘ll’;k::h::::rlgfilfxtgfgefingli'igg 5%; _ -. , . . .._._., m
lnncc of his existence. he tendering of this it was pMJog’ully within the Hunt linen introduced Mrs. Htinll who pnstor Ol’ ”N‘- 0005‘ “WW” (.lilii‘tfll. unfortunutc mun can... to up“; city WANTED FOR SALE.
ihcm therefore a ““33,th lot. it! purview of the Superior Court. of this pleasingly Ftlnilttl'tttl ’NWUI ”‘0 Sl’r‘fi‘d‘ miui'll‘r‘omep311:1": .c (aim were one from Pittsdoid where his Wife 5”“ . i ' '
Catherine street and lton avonuc. county. - . lug Chestnut True and was heartily ““5“ I'm“ (“it ' . .unsc ugree- . mi ‘1 I ‘. . ‘ it‘d L K
' . i' . ‘ W n ‘ ~.. ‘ . . " ' . - - i .. in thnt i‘litilrtcstin' ll would besilm- m” "8' “mm“ 5”” ago. and “‘ WANTED-BY HUNGARIAN GIRL FOR SALET‘HOEBIE AND K,
vulurd it $6.000. as compensation. Alixlllii.) (.hailes S. Hamilton. op (uttered. lhomns iicnty nus tilt. in it i? 3' worked iu the round house ever since. situation at, general housework. In» about. 535; um», 326:1, rubber-tired- ru
liar in character to ithat of Rev. Her-
bert S, Brown. T
The witnesses testified to the repti-
tntiop of the place, but very little lic-
companist of the evening.
Roi'rcslllllenis wcre served and then
duncing was enjoyed until it late hour. '
This
which they accepted.
He lived with his relatives until Deg
ccnibcr, 1902. In his complaint. he at-
poscd the granting of the. motion and
ills honor held that there were other
matters besides tlilc. involved in the
[to was 03 years of age and known as
faithful and intelligent workman.
Ills rclutivcs \vcrc petition as soon
quire 14 Hoyt. street. South Norwalk. about $25.'
Address ‘.'Bergaln,” ‘th
flit 1t omce. . (15‘
wnursowrousrous 0N" LA-l FOR 3
from l’lttsitckl this morning as did a
sonin-luw. Mr. hichary. of Ansonizi
They look churgc of ‘illlt body and it
will be taken to l’lltsflcld on the 4.20
train. The burial will tnkc plnce in
that city.
lager] that. his daughter and her llus~ trzmsucllou, and rim-piece it could be About two hundred intended. _ . . . .. ,
band made it so decidedly unplcusunt legmny tried in I”... Superior Court was a great event in the life of Court tunl cvxdence was. brought out. The ,Sgnnfigl‘mm“gangllmlgfifikign:“Eng“: . All-EPTTWO waganwyr
for him thut he came to New Haven here. ' N'tl‘l‘llk and they have won it rcputtl- rcmonstrunts. “OWSWQ Still-“(1 “mt ' ' ' ' ' ‘ " ' dies lawn and ""39“" Welsh. Wile” 00WB- ADDY ‘0 3011108 5101“?“th 112
U .
operators euro :12 to 8181‘ week. Run. South Norwalk. ,
Clcon, light plant: steady work (gen! '~
feel.) The Riverton Mtg. 00., 630
Broadway, New York.
would produceI two Witnesses this nf~
.ifydo having pur-
plnoe on Sunduyu
I lQ‘fIlVOI‘ of Hug-
Northrup. Henry
nlel currigau,
i am F. Mather.
reside. He says that instead of being tion as entertainers.
treated well and being afforded the
comforts be had expected under the
agreement. he was the victim' of cruci-
The attorneys ill the case then hold
a consultation in un al.iit,t»l't‘iom of tho
court. and uronlpmmisc will be of-
i'cctod.
llPH II] [IUE M
ii] Pl] ilJilllN
WATERS
Secretary 0. Arlindsley Com-
ments on Importance of Matt-
ing Tests, and Criticises Leg-
islatureier Cutting Down Ap-
propriation
tcruoon who will total
chased liquor in the
Those Who instinct
gerty were: W. D.
Northrup. John Riley
Clutrlcs‘A. Bates, Wit
WALL STREET PROPERTY TRANS‘
FERRED.
A deed was passed today, transfer-
ring property in Well street. front the
1 FOR BALE—GOOD PAYING Lr'r '
ltle meat market: an old establish ,
_" .business. For - full particulnrs laid;
WANTED-QINSTALLMENT C011- dress “Meet
lcctor for merchandise accounts: good .
Address Manu- South Norwel
.. ........ .._...._.._. .........~. .—
Market." care Sentinel
—.—....._..___
fATTENDED DANCE IN STAMFORD.
lilillll’illll
trip
Kindstillfi'dlu’etipdlf'wmis Led
Processieid _ ; diinoitul Fig-
ures in the. Grand March into
the Schol Hall '
Valentine‘s Day Was observed with
the usual festivities at Miss Baird‘si
Norwulk Securitiés Corporation, to‘ Selectmen Pooiey. Flagellum Schred', A 1 l b it St f 1 :slnry allg espeancsioz? Phil dl hi _ .
Henry Colburn. The property was or. Grand Juror Dali. V. Alexander; (8000 “‘08 SW“ 0" ‘0 am 0“ acturcr, .. . 03‘ a 9 D a, . . ‘
, a . . n . i . -' l . , ~ . . . 1, t FOR SALE OR TO RENT—SOUND
iiuilsiorrul some time, u,o {min the, Wnuin. Judge William H. thlmottplilgh School last evening in Stamford. PM!" f 5 3 View avenue. Rownyton. house, ecr
Norwnlk Heating and Lighting Com-Kin, 'l‘oivn Clerk Thaddeus Boll. John Those. who attended from Norwulk
puny to the. Norwaik Securities Cory Bliit'ii. Arthur Wood and Cllurles F. lwere: The Misses Mary Bette, Mn
pornlion. The property inqucsilonis Mullicr. , . into Stinger. Emily Nash. Ruth Bald-
sitpuled ill Wall street bctwcon tho‘ win null Murgnrot Gcrurd, and Messrs.
Central National Bank and Glendon-‘ "‘F‘lfilllng Smock \V. 1?. Dodge will be Russell Frost, Hui-old Thompson. Wil-
lug‘s Pharmacy. lt,hus u. i' outage oi’ oi. the Berry Cnitufiutul‘day. with loud lium Wood. Conrud Price. and Ray-
ulri feetfnnd‘ extends buck militant. ‘ of live cod. 'iupn NM" 'lnoitd Gornrd. '
lilMlilill . "
ill llllilll [til i, Mus...
W l itMMiii llll ilillll
WANTED—JGENTLEMAN WANTS ground. Will sell on" easy terms-r-
a'wurm furnished room, use of bath. ‘3500 033‘“ balance nthly, “may“
Must be within ten mlnutcs‘ walk of rent. 01” $150 3 year lat-8L to 80m”
railroad station. Address on, cure of minim House to be repainted»
Sentinel. - {15 3t renovated title sprtnp. .1. W. F‘ ,
iWest 56th strmflew York.
WANTED ~va GIRL POE GENERAL' . . .» .
' housework. Call at 30 West street. FOR SALE-flirt %%UARE Pl
Hood conditi . ‘ "”1 any“
Sioincrt’s‘, 6 Sbi ’it' -.
, .5... . .......;.....
South Norwslk. fit (it
FOR SALE—HOU
good qtlnllty, nearly "
tncnciug cdnesda.
George B. crscy, titl-
East Norwnlk.
WANTED~A COMPE'leN'l‘ GIRL
for general housework. Cull mornings
and evenings nt 18 Maple street, Nor-
wnlk, . iii 3i
WANTED—~A COMPETENT W0-
mnn for general housework. Apply
at if Elmwood avenue, South Nor-
walk. fit 3t
e M [Ni]
FOR SALE—A '
house, two large lots
two henneries. ,lne
poultry. Situate in, ,Iitt Nomuik.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. l5.-—in tho WANTED~A MIDDLE-AGED W0-
Srhool. Sim-e the beginning 2f tiiri"n}n“1hly report of Secretary Lindslcy, . . man as working hotlsckecperh gm)“. Chance to buy right?» . ”31750; m
month. clever brains and busy tigers o lie State Board of Health. iundi- , . at 34 West avonuc, betweent e ours cash. Address Box . 1. South N
had been (“Hung comumeg for a fancy Dillllli‘ imiay. Dr. Mndslcy (‘alll‘i ““911“ VESSEL GROUNDED AFTER MIDNIGHT 'N TH'CK SNOW STORM“WAS ABOUT FOUR MILES of 5:30 and 7 D- m. (14 4‘ walk. . ' " n3
4
tlon to the grout llilportuuce of tests
inc, the purity of the public u‘itlcr
service und glvcs some interesting
facts conocrning clicnllcul examina-
tions of tho wntcr in wells und oihcr
supplies. Socrctury Lindslcy says
that because of the changes to which
all public supplies arc exposed tho
cxuinlnnlion of all should be mndc un
WANTED -_ A HOUSEMAN, A
dishwasher. ii laundress. and bellboy:
steady work. good wages. Apply at
once. Clifford Hotel office. at (it
dress party in which lovers and indies
of high and low degree should be rep.
resented.
At the close of the school scssloni
'ycstcrdny all pupils resolved them-
uulvos into n committee ol' the whole.
mid led by the Seniors tind Juniors
FOR eALI-zu'rwo NICE mm
of spring pigs. inquirei-of John
rak. West Norwalk. ‘ , '
FOR ”wartime“ Blind-A ..
Several bargains in fine toned plan
from 815 to $200. Call at once. ~
M. Stelnert & Son’s 00...} 8%thng
OFF THE COURSE—FEW PASSENGERS ON BOARD
S(‘i'l‘UA'l‘E. Muss. Fob. iii.~()vcr~‘
running hcr course in n. heavy snow‘
storm. tiic Leylnnd Line passcngcr nud
freight steamer l.)cvoiiltiil. which Hill]-
Devonian .in ruse of emergency. i from the water. Although no imme-
Tbc passengers on the Devoiiltln ln- [ dials (““18” 0' the “th ”"9““an “9
cludcd J. W. D. pm... Wm. nnd mmth was seen during the forcnoon, it was
icr and W, C. (llllilu'nild. whose mmgfcared thut if the rough scn continued
dcnccs were not givcn. there- would be danger that the ship
”wold bi- builly duulngod. There was
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN OVER
25 for Norwalk and vicinity. Must be
a convincing talker. have the ability
hurried forward the decorations ill . . , , , ,, . "(l “'0'" UVWDWI 0" Februury 7' “'“l‘ .. . .. . .. . . . _ .
......... i... n... m hrs... .53. thither; .. ... ....:..‘r.increment: it.t:.t.‘.'.:"t‘.:.t "it“i“i“"i "i. . rd it'lliiiiitl"hii’f.‘ii‘.‘l§““‘i’in§§3' treat»
skill flint there was umplc limo for . , ’ , , , ‘ . . ... ~ .. ‘ . . .' . .. ~ .. . . .. ,H or by roll . o Devotion cat‘- .. - - -" Ft » 7.
t0 aarmiuin m; far its prmrimm. up stluck on tho ledges intuit u Stupid illlllt i from tin ytssol illill thrli lllst, tied it n‘liscelluiieous cargo. about 2,000 Box 2031A. New Haven, “4 31 FOR BALE—~CORN8. BUNIGNB
finishing touches to costumes bcforc. trip 'ltltl- Stuntcy rcportcd that “m
facts in rotation to the pollution of tho
rtvcums mid tho untural writers of tlir
state. The bonrd wns allowed $55500
unnunlly.
the ringing of the bell for nssembiing.
Soon utter 8 the line wnsformod for
the mind march into the school hull. Altho
, u h tilts amount iIIii-i
whit-i wns prolusuly decorated with been found to litigililltlt‘tlilttlt‘ u very
“iii drnpcrics. helm. Flam”? ”'“5’ ithorough cxunllnntlon has been mudc.
this, and cuinutlons. ‘n t t pieces; Continuing Socrctury ”mm”, said:
Milli, which was led by tho King not “The typhoid obitlt'mitts which occur
Q'W‘" "1 "03"le and 0103““ "y (“Wm lfrom limo to little. nre utmost nlwuvs
nurl I'piyflllti, were seen Ferdinnnd‘und wine to infected wutur. 'l‘hcv u}...
erundu; 5"" hang and 5“" Mill: ‘souistlmcs culled milk epidemics. but
MOM” "It“ Perdite; Johnny “"1"” ,ln morn thnn 00 per rent. it was infect
“ltd NS “13'“? 3“”. 9” Wulicr “3:" cd by Wilton llllll lnlcctotl tbc milk.
“hill “‘00 Qilitflll Elisabeth. [when-gt “ It is doubtful it tho stnlu hoard tins
iind hlsu of lirnbant, nttonded by a idonn ltlll' work nt. m, sninii "we“...
"'03! fasclnntlnig little ”“3”; Pierrot. lthut tins brought such immediate und
und Pierruitc; Lorenzo and Jessica: “HM"..‘OW“Wm“.
lrhnbod Crane and Katrina .Van (For chemist ot' the llonrd reports a num
will it Giff!!!“ lMlimt 9W» 1‘3““‘3‘9‘ ,ber of supplies iluit are dunnmous and
W. Mid WWW "13 WWW“ 0' 0‘ and should ln- roiidcmncd. othr-ru on sun
“I“ Will‘" WW“: “50 some modern, pistons and should lw better guard-
Antt‘t'lttull girls. . out. Not a scum willie nun in one of
the pronoun will all faith“. the lnrgc citlcu of the. «into our well-
]. {blottthlft‘Mm‘Uh- ,to-do purl of the community were nup-
55. (ulpldo lWO'fltWi nlicd with it poputnr tubiu wutur in
.t. hovers W9"!- bottles. it won hi'l‘ilii nud spurklimt
4. Luitt'lttt‘fi isotonic. .nnd perfectly clcur. tuit under it chem-
i». ltIlelttrfl TWO-Maw. trill cxntuinutlun ll. wntt found to bu
ll. Sweetheart Wain. m'ossly contumtnuled. in lllitll. under
7. (inching of Post office Mill ”till!“ the direction of the Board of Health.
or! of fit. Valentine 5 Milli .nboui 250 wells which supply the pub:
it. Refreshments. ills schools in corn] Connecticut were
it. lint-owe" ’l‘woriteil. ,nxnmlncd. ' A, inuiurliy were found
10.. Clotting Mllfilh. .to be more or loss pollutnil and only
109 Kins Of "961‘" “(1‘95 "It “Wt nboul omtthirrl. ns honoured by aunt
tor of ceremonies. flinch fnlr lddy rev-mi... were in... from scwnge pollu
rowed an origins] valentine from her “(my y
cut/tiller. and responded in a similar
way. These were'ereud aloud to the
company nnd elicited hearty applause.
filter which wes'spenernt delivery of
valentines mesh“ in n more prosaic
wny thronghvtblt' Mlle. '
The retreehm so were of may
hue and hadron ,
Among the an
breuces exciton
of rounding the ennunl nprenrlutlon f0
from. 12.600 to 11.00. its nan Ina
tbe'nmuunt wee unruly enough to tune
the imperative sit
nicotine remem-
tle helrd rudely-
ed an exquisite', Mutts of flowers
from the WWI one I moot It‘tiutie
valentine both“ h delighted lento
inept groin the ‘ others of the studio
clues. , , . ,
All agreed the
meet succeufd continuum held
at the when! mil, oil turned their.
begin upon that W with re-
SI‘ it . - _
Board.
sliced from 04.000 to 02,000. ‘
reliable sources at the real needs 0
the board.
which the public is so‘
(it, the secretary 'l‘
* it
u
r. the. in
ldvory mont h ilic
Secretary Lilltilkly then says that
with nuch evidence of value at bond
that the board cannot understand why
the committee on optimist-indent; of
the legislature took the responsibility
examination of the Witter in the etnte
neon incurred in
the discharge of t e duties or the
The same is true in the am-
mmi. for general expenses which was
“ninety
the committee was not. interned from
This explanation is one in
und ’l‘liii'tl Cliff. off this pltlcc curly lo-'
tiny. The vessel struck of about 1
o'clock this mornilsg. At dityllght.
.t. wus soon that she was in it position
ncurly surrounded by rocks iUIIl loss
ll up five hundred foot from shorc. At
tinit tlnni n voluntocr crew bonded by
Gill". Stanley, of the Third Hill lili‘u
Suvlng Siniiou. his own mt‘li bring off
:ituy, rowed out to the sictiiiiur. (‘upL
Ridluy. of the Devonlnui. informcd the
life suvors that his sieulucr wus light
und in little danger. though third on
tho letlgtt. ultd he asked Ihitl limit bc
sunnnoncd from Boston. The volun‘
ttcru returned to the bench to tote--
phone for the tune” assistance. lattitli'
icy went back again to bo- ncur lll'.‘
'l
HEARD emoma av ruseuoue.
W
J. c. Bundle. of Winnlpwk, Impressed
by service! In the Armory.
White the people who buys nttend-
oil the Ohupmnn revival services in
the nrmory have enjoyed the singing
of the hilt oholr under the direction of
Mr. Alton, they have not been the only
ones who have been cheered and en-
courngud by the singing. J. (3. tinn-
dlu, who is confined to his home in
Winnipauk. two miles away, hue board
the choir each night. und uppreelnmt
the singing very much.
Mr. Reptile has a telephone in his
home and when the choir song it. ..
Ellison stilts armory united "control.”
and Mr. bundle vvne connected with
the armory by wire. thus being able to
hear the singing very plainly.
Ml” CLARA MIAD SURPRIOID.
A surprise party one tendered Mine
Clare Mend It her home in Hillside
street, Wetland» evening. (lumen
and innate werettte features of the
events . and on .eninyuble time was
spent thou present. The guests
u
l'
i
I
l‘icvonlun ilud suffered-uppnrcnt,ly little
dunutgo nud lhut (lupi. Ridicy of the
sit-timer bud decided to uwuit. the ar-
rlrul of lugs before doing soothing to-
wttrds lnndlng pnsscngcrs or crew.
'i‘hc point where the slcttlncr struck in
about four or livc miles south of the
t‘t-IIfil course of incoming liners null
nl out ten miles southwest of Minors
Light. She was trying to pick up
Mlnot's, nnd huvlng missed if and tho
cntruncu to Boston ilurbor in thr-
bllndlug storm. brought upon the
rocks which ubound ulong the south
shore.
During the forsnoon the snow storm.
changed to ruin. Shore observers
could easily see the big steamer us she
lay upon the lodge with her bowhlgh
ARRANGINO FOR BIG FAIR.
Committees of old We" Hook and Led-
der Company Hold a Meeting.
An important meeting of .tho felr
committees of Old Well Hook unit had,
dnr Company was held lnitt night. at.
the holiduunrtern in ilpvllnnd street.
.Iudtrc Joseph it. 'l‘uylor. the chairman.
presided. and l), W. Hartford noted
on secretory. .
it who decided to hold the event In
Music Hull during the Week from Apr
rtl to to 21. Inclusive. Vortoue dri-
luliu mounting the affair wt-ru nrrniltt-
ed. and the duh-titlmmiiitlcs were In.
structed to carry out the work plnnu.
e . ,
Tickets are to he leaned in n few
days. and hctivoworlt coittlncuced, it
over bold in The, Norwalks._
. N
Charles .. Kennel. of Weston.
. 0300 Por-Mtimd Tm.
Suit has.
Kennel. of‘WeflWflwIflm“ it. it. Not
l' lug. Thesevpreeent were the Misses
more Pruitt. lites Tyrl'sil. ltlnie Benton.
‘ sled Lyle. Billions Polit-
" modifier, Jennie wily,
Silvio lure , metrics
«it also. hotter
Inf}? an»
departs M: an surly hour in the morn.
New Haven Mic.
The suit is'fcr‘lld 0
brooch
, This «in
is proposed to nitrite the fair the fill)“.
successful socitil and financial event
W.
SUIT AGAINST IIIMIPORT MAN.
Ointm-
been brought by Charles
down. of Bridgeport. ti contractor unto
supplies rnib‘ond1 twitter the New. York
Hartford . itsllrosp.
s
lions in weight nnd consisting for the
|monl part of machinery. Egyptian cot-
i ton and yarn. She is one of the larg-
lcsi iind newest trains-Atlantic liners.
[She was built ill Helium. In 1000 and
heryuluo line been fixed nt $500,000.
.Sbc is 552 feet long, 59 feet in width
iuiid tilt feet in depth. She registered
16.283 toiis' not. Her home port is
Liverpool. it was estinlitted that her
'cill‘gt) was valued lit 8700.000. '
llurlng the foreman word was re-
ocivcd from Boston itint three ocean-
golng tugs. tho Confidence. Juno and
Police. hud'stsrtcd from that city to
assist the stranded steamship. In
spite of the unfnvorublc weather. it
was expected the lugs would reach
Scltuuto by early afternoon.
W
GAVE A VALENTINE PARTY.
A vulenltno purl y was given by Miss
Pauline Si. UNJI‘KII lit her home in»
Main street, inst evening. The even-
lng wns spout In plnying willst. Ai-
tcrwurds refreshments were served
and the party brokc up. Miss St.
Eloorgo proved herself n pleasing hoe:
use.
l
LOST.
L0!‘f—-Wldi)NliSDM’
at armory. on bctwct‘n armory and
Euet Nnrwulk. Aincrionu onrsmun‘ti
stick pin. Flutter will please leave
at Sentinel office. £15 ill
PROFESSIONAL.
WI own A FRI! IIXHIIITION
of Pyrogrsphy at our store. Wednes-
dtiy and Thursday. Feb. Mend 16.
from 2 till 8 p. m. it you have any
EVENING.
place some in this exhibition. A full
linen! Outfits “(1'de doomed for
burning in stock. The MA“ New
city do. Frederick W: finyt. manner.
so Waehtn’gton Sin-lie. Nor stir.
C. Bender. Studio. 59 until Mufti tit.
this "chum e'etl'no
tire 5!” gig
iluinh work we would be pleased to ..
- , virtue mutations or subunit in
WANTED—A MAN T0 RENOVATE
house on Sound View avenue. Row-
syton: carpenter. pointer and paper
hanger. Write for particulars. Will
arrange to meet tit property. J. W.
For, 206 West 56th street. Ncuif‘11‘prl;t
WANTEDmEXPERlENCE’D TRle
more at John C. Wilson & Company‘s
hat factory. So. Mnln street. fit) if
WANTED-CORBET OPERATORS
on gore stitching. stecl‘stitchin‘ and
machine shaping. Apply 0 _ I3.
Butch‘sller & 00.. Rutlroed M rtie
avenues. Bridgeport. no 7t
WANTED—4 MANAGER FOR A
branch office We wish to locate here in
South Norwulk. Address. with refer-
ences. the Morris Wholesale House,
Cincinnati. Ohio. j24 tf
WANTEDwOOMPETENT MAN T0
take chorus of forming and blowing
rooms. National lint Co. Dnitjiiii’iry'.
t
WANTED~1X)N'T SELL YOUR
feather beds: have them made Into a
delightful folding mattress. flair unit.
trusses steamed, and claimed. Write
for itemwlptlvo pamphlet, to
’H. Folding Mattress (30..
Washington on. So. Norwalk.
CEMETERIES.
Riverside Cemetery -- Norwaitt
Coon. seventy sore- ii,
Id. Lots to mitten. it is wise to
potent a lot willie you“ are alive. An
lily.“ Geo.
197 Maul
dd If
M'n'r'rtit
announce in; Erie
nerd glow flit
the B. it .,
esuttfully tenet} .
w. Woollen. unearthing It“
and collapses removed, without up
his. pain or soreness. by using Go
with Rupld Corn Cure. Price the. Flu
sale at all drug. shoe and grafe’
stores. Accept no other.
non SALE~FARM or so who
large barns. cow stables. corn crib
good lot for building a house: a
house to rent temporarily» while
lug. Address Mrs. L. R. Hoyt.
Plain, Westport, Conn. R. F. ‘12)
FOR ”Lb-ONE till-ROOM HOUSE
one lisroom house, all improvement!
one idroom house; it building to
good location. All on easy terms.
gtdurgae; Randall, iii) Seavtew avenue)
TO LET.
To HINT—THREE ROOMS
nttlc; price 87 per month. Pollen!
immediately. Apply to .I. 8. Bond,
Sesvtew avenue, East. Nerwstk. ,fl‘lir
'ro LIT-uDEBmABLHl FLAT .,
four rooms. within ten mlnum‘ w" lg,
'of human center. Flor further ‘ .
ticulere inquire of Jacob M. Layton
Railroad avenue.
, POI thT-urttlttttsltltep no“
idouble or single; heated: hour
dough 57 Souvtew gvcnue East
we . . .
Business sonic
AUTOHO
II
Norwalk Chronicler