l
l
Knocked on not a...» noun By
Her Husband and A Companion
in Fairlieid. Conn.
till it lliiiil All
ill AliliiAii iiil
Girl Now attire: Bridgeport Hospital
in a Serious Condition
FAIREIELD. Jan. 17.—Knocked on
the tread, thrown into a well by her
husband and a companion and left to
die. was the fate that met Annie bios-
kiil, rt bride of, three days. who was
married in Hartford on Thursday last.
After the wedding in Hartford on
Friday, the bride. her husband, who
goes under the name of Steve, and a
male companion came to Bridgeport at
5:30, Saturday morning. on their on
rival here the two men left the woman
(Continued on Fifth Page.)
MW“..-
lliii llllillllli llAll
Blllii iiillili Iii
Commits Suicide Willi Dynamite Ai-
ler Trying to Shoot Wile
NEW LONDON. .inn. l‘l.-l’larlng
three slicka of dynamite in the front
of his shirt. William A. Bennett light-
ed the fuse and was blown to death
at his home No 35 weaponry avenue.
late vesteiday. This window in the
room in which the explosion took
place were blown out but otherwise
the house was not damaged.
Bennett «titanium: film: work
Midas handed his with a bouquet of
flowers With the roniarlt: ‘You will
know what to do. with them ‘iiotwern
now and Monday." On- handing her
the llowers he (lolllalldfld money and
on being refused drew a rovolwu‘ and
fired. the ballot striking it corset stool
and glancing off. He was arronletl and
released under Sliloll bonds furnished
in his father. \‘ontorday he ltlrtaod hilt
lather and mother and entering his
wife's room said:
"ImiI‘t you want to die with me?"
iIlHl‘ thou i-roast‘tl to I root“ on the
other side of u hall. and not of! the dy-
namite which he hull concealed in his
shirt.
Bennett. who wan 2% years old. watt
Hti'llt‘lt on the bead ironic yearn ago
and has been confined hr unulinrtuinn
at vurionu tlnli-a attire. liit‘ll.
REJECTED LOVFR
SHOOTS THREE WOMEN
CINCINNATI“ 0.. Jim. i'i.w.lohn
Lorry ia under arr-rat at Newport, l<y..
for tho aiiooting of lsnbrl linker. his
sweetheart, her ulnior Flora. and their
mother. ilofoy wont to the Ballot
house that evening. The mother
nuaweruil the door bolt and refused
him udlnlualon. inlay drew a r'ovol-
vur. lanboi and it‘lorit'iioariim loud
voices. wont to the door and til it
warm alur larfey oponrul tire. directing
all three women. ’l‘hotr injuries will
probably be fatal.
W.
Fll‘tBT M. I. CHURCH IIHVACII.
».W.-
After-Mutiny in the untidy Oohool
Room Vary Largely Attended.
'i‘ho uerviceu yeittordny at the First
M. E. Church. both morning and oven-
lug were very largely attended. and
attest the spiritual internal. whiohvia
being disinfected by the special aar‘
vices held during tho pant week. in
the morning itov. it‘. It. Walter preach-
t‘ti an inspiring sermon on "tl‘bo Heav-
only Father's Gift" and in the evening
he preached the third in tlie aortas
of solarium to young men and you!!!
women. and his subject wart i'A Young
Woman‘s influnnoo.”
, A unartet composed of Miss Minnie
til boo. Mias Elisabeth Richardson.
rim Eadie Valentine and Miss .1. Mia
Raymond. rendered very beautifully A
gospel selection.
All utter-newton wan held in the
Buuduy pohooi room And was no wait
atundad that. very rainy were com-
pound to «and in tho roar- of the room .
during the aarvtaa. i
r .
Pinch oi Barium oi Clout. i... Tull» .
in North‘Msin Siren is Closed
Two attuchntcn‘ta were filed. this
morning. against the candy store of
Clayton L Twice, in North Main
utreet. The place was taken in charge
this morning by Deputy Sheriff Sam-
not C. lrclnnd. to whom the odours
were placed fer servinu.
One of the claims. the largest. to in
favor of Charles H. Hawxhurst.” a
milk dealeruand is for a bill of about
$300. The other attachment. is in in
vorhot‘ litre, V. A. Seofiold. lt‘iu stated
that the store was not doing business
Saturday night or ylcsterday. as cus-
ternary.
Mr. Hanhurnt‘s action is brought
through Attorney .i. J. Unxwellor.and
Mrs. Scolield'a through Attorney George
H, Vosburxh. it in alno‘sald that there
is at least one other claimant. hilt the
opinion was expressed. this morning.
that Mr. 'i‘wisa might be able to clear
up the attachments and resume busi-
ness. He came to this city to operate
thobtg aorta fountain in Baxter Broth»
era‘ pharmacy. in South Main street.
and later bought out the Royal Con
factionorv. He aluo put-chatted the ad»
joining l-ioichirlna restaurant. hilt only
acquontly void the restaurant burrito-us
to E. C. Newman. the prurient: propric
tor. t
Foi'hthe last week Mr. 'i‘wiar. hua
broil l of the drip at the home of old
mother. in Hartford. and in tho aroun-
tiino the store has iii-on in charge or
his wife. ‘Th‘d outta are returnable to
the lown court on the fourth Monday
in January.
Jillll iililliliill'l
Silliiliil Still till iRIAi
Wants to Get $500 irom Lillie Bai-
iougii Who is Alleged to Have
Talked Too Mucli
A-aluudcr suit in up trial today be-
fort- .iullgo Joacph l‘t. Taylor in the
South Norwnlk crinrt. All of tile par-
ties or interest are Hungarian. and it
in a (1|th which has Metfi‘hanging tire
for a long time; some two years to
flirt. altogether. The unit was brought
lual .luly. just after the that of the ao-
called niandemua utterances.
The plaintiff la Julia (indoor-pl. who
figures. according to the papers in the
case that she should he paid $500 in»
t‘iillb'o of things aald about her by t.lr.~
zic llnllough. Julie is represented by
Attorney l‘t‘l‘t‘)‘ .i. Eduardo, while At
torni-y William F. Tammany is
handling the ratio or the defendant.
‘i‘heer are plenty of wilnosuoa and
there in every indication that the trial
will be quite Ii lengthy one.
.u————...... a... .—
CiGARETTE THE CAUSE
OF DEATH lN NAUGATUCK
NAUGM‘UUK. .lan. l7.«vi-‘ire
pound to have started from a «lure
vile early yesterday collard iilt' doalh
oi Anthony Drrbiu and John Klardaiuk.
Derbla' room-unite narrowly earnpoii
the name into.
Klilrtllllilt'tl brother detected liillOlt"
muting from the t‘oi'mor'a room and on
entering found it filled with uluoiiu and
the bed on fire. lie pulled his hrolhor
out of bed and returned for DQl‘lllIi. but
could not find him. He untitled the
tire doilartmcnt and then extinguished
tho lira with a few pails of water.
Whoa the room was cleared of motto.
Dorhla was found cilrlrd up in a cor-
not titllltl.
[Allll'
cirv NATldNAi. IANK.
Officers and looking item to lamain
tha lama n Loot Year.
The phantom ofthotlity National
iLliinit hold their nhniidl meeting thin
morning at the banking house in
W‘iuhinnwuatroot. antl‘olootcd the fol-
lo'VIing otliocraz, ‘ ”
l'maidcnt-lt3dwni”il. Mathewson. .
Firat Vice-President. m John li.
Knapp. ‘
Second Vicoui’rosidantwil‘roitarielt it.
Rowan. ' .
GaahioMWiifriid liedwolt. '
The other employer of this bank ivlli
he the Acme. Ill on your. and are as
follow:
trailerwWayto A. Raymond.
Sawhorse-«Samuel I. Valuer and
Howard 1!er ,
Cirillo-«Charter it natty.
W
' ti; It. tiburoh‘
Franklin
'r?’
Rev. H. B. Carpenter Dwell. on tire
Document irorn lire Pen oi
Dr. R. M.‘ Wolie .
sou Iliuuillllniu
litili outrun
a... i... . Municipal Building sum
Be Approved by Citizens
#wmm
The services at the South Norwnlli
national interest to the large omgro-
nntlon present. The nitrate of the
quartet Will! of rho highciit order. in.
eluding tha oi'fortory solo by Mr.
With All Your llearta Ye'l‘rttly Seek
tile." from Isnuuh. rho paltor‘ii pro-
ludo on ourrunt events was on “The
hihyor’n Message." tie aid in part:
(Continued—w on Fifth Page.)
llillililll liiiiil
William Rt‘fll Lived on tile Washing-
ton Street Bridae ior Sonic Time
William ltorul.
value north
about three monitor ago. to work at
tho .llfi‘flll‘r opening buntnxiaa.
found dead on his llt‘tl ynaterduy after-
noon on the second ilonr at ital Whali-
lumen street, on the bridge.
notified. The. irlttnr in turn untitled
Medical Examiner 8. ii.
and the two virilied the plum; together
’l‘burc wail nothing to indicate
iteod had not died a mutant douth.
dinner ,voaiordny he said he would i
no alulra and lie down.
Rood trait long been in poor health.
hilt had litu'linod to have illt‘tllflll al-
if'iliitlll. Illealh was due to npopioxy:
lie wan t2 yearn old. and in until to
have been utllnnrricd. lull hua
lives in Norfolk. who lim‘o bot-n poll»
ilrit. Airtiuaoniontu for lllt' funeral
have been held up poridinu word tmiu
iolullvul. Medical Examiner Hunting
ton ”V“ pertutlriion for the removal
of tho.,hody to the undertaking entail
llahmonl of i). W. Raymond. In North
Main street .u
up annulus
a hot reunion ahead for them on Jan.
20. when they invade Dunbury lo alt
in the hoartuun ,on the rmnonairancua
against H ssloona. The Law and Ur-
dcr folka in Danhnry arc fighting to
do away wlth many aaioons. Attor-
ney .l. Moria Ives, proacnuiinn attor-
ney for Dauhnry. will mnduot the
own for tho romonatrwts. The con»
aliasionorlr have not yet not a hearing
for the romonatrnnca asalrurt the trans-
tor of the licence of illicit tmnbrrrd
from MA Main atreot plane of business
to Boavlow avonire. Bridgeport.
hilt we announced that it will be the
next intuition one assigned. The
manufacturers in that neighborhood.
hoadad by tho Holmoa ll. tildwyda (in.
any that the propelled saloon would
be detrimental to their luterosta.
W
CORNELIUS RYAN uus’r’civc
svscui. BAIL or uooo
VI toil
in the «semi Franit “liltilllfill vs.
tiff. the dentition Plead bouit hurl on
of $1,000 on hr before Janiiiiry Bath.
Till. at out visa snow Aoutli Nor-vars
baton: Mollie. in on in up... was
convicted of aadsulting the niaiutit. ‘
A mall the occurred haturiiay are
sum At the horns of Mr. and airs. Olin
«mm was not required. with
which var; mm
m
m lilo.
llaptiat Chilroh last night 'were of
Crown. who sang Mendohnrohn‘s "It
fliiiil illiliiil Dill
n colored man who
from Norloilt. Virginia.
Wilt
(flour of Police William Volimor has
lluntlnntoo
that
inquiry wan modi- concerning his case
and it “All lorrrnotl that following hid
ruin-
illil [lillllliil lAllllllli
Thu County Controlsalonora can loo
1
Oomallua ltytn. on moduli of the plain *
tiered ltyaai to Deposit A cultural ball .
a. round lit ‘1 urination place. The
Solicitor! ind”
. MIDDLE?!) dun. liter'rhe town
of Mlddlonoldn 'fOur taller from
here. who vltiittid try two out“... not
night. who entered the home of Val.-
ontinc Miller. world both him and bio
wlfe to chairs and then amended to
rununclr the house. _‘__ Mr. Miller in
about 80 years of Age and la n cripple.
Mrs. Miller is also About 80 and is in
when the men colored through the
kitchen window. They were crushed
and carried revolvun. They saw Mrs.
Miller first. who nearly weaned with
fright as they lieu her to a chair. Her
husband was treated likewise.
The men reconciled the house for
over two hours and loft everything
loony lurvy. 'l‘ile Hilltop arc. reputed
to be fairly with)“. but the only
things tho men uncured of; value. no
far all known. were “is. a, mid watch.
and other jewelry. Air. and Mrs. Mll-
ler were unable id curricula: them.
calves and they worry obliged to villi
until morning. when A neighbor’s boy.
who takes care of their horse pcerrnl
illl‘Ougll the window and saw the
plight of the aged would and rolorrucd
thorn. The word wan spread sarong
the notshlmra and constable Bert Coo
took up the onao. telephoning to tho
police in all the citinn in this vicinity.
mph Mr. and Mrs. Vittllcr are almost
perverts wrecks as the result. of their
carnivore. and their men able to
gl'vo any good amount of the on. ex.
rent to any that that were of medium
height and both were hearth.
nun It smith
alight child
There autumn to he a little trouble
brewing thantrlrhbwlnc in South
Norwaik today. it other: over tho Ir
that at Hunger Tom Klrpra wetsuit
lion from Ionic Hill to new con
period with lion‘s 'ihontrr! no homo
Invariant.
Meant-It Fran Van fli‘tl)‘. Andrew J.
Culllna and Augustus l‘. Manner are
the lvflitfi of Hualr Hall. and their
attorney. John 9 Keogh. notified . Mr.
Kirby. that. lilould he attempt to title
up hill Illuminated duties at lioyt‘s
Theatre . an induction mild ho
brought against him on the ground of
ltl‘tllt'll or warrant
1 here urlnlu a control! hotwoo it Mr
Klill) tin-l tho titration of Mimic Hall
in which Mr. Kirby agieoa not to un-
tnr into the theatrical business in this
lily at any other place thnii Muair
Hull before September. itlltl. Mr.
Kirby noon not deny the existence at
this: contract. but tnalntaina that me
irasoen of Multir- linll have broken the
rontrtirt In well an be lIna by his ar-
llon of solar: to the opposition honor,
This afternoon Mr. Kirby was he-
lun followed, he stated by it dark coni-
ploxlonod man with black hair and tho
name colored overcoat. who was at~
tired in dark clothes. lie supported
the man was propning to nerve papcra
on him in case he wan satiation that
ho hart actually entered upon his ou-
ties at Hoyt'a Theatre. The teaser-a
of lilualc Hall maintain that Mr. Kirby
gave them no intimation of his intend-
ed change until last week. The lounlla
intend to conduct the phron on the
same plan as before Air. Kirby havoc
on his ctmncotlon. which offlclally oc-
curred Saturday evening.
TYSON WED. MIC. DAVt080N.
mutt amen. Flo“ .iiin. its-aloha
It. Tyson. grandma of the founder of
the American Nova ('oinp‘tay. and
Mina Donnthy Davidson of New York
were married yoatardsy by a Justice
of the Peace. A license wastproourod
here Saturday by Air. Tyson'aprltlate
aoemtary. it. A. ‘l‘tiorua'a. Who loti‘tiuu‘
day morning for Hobe Sound with
Judge 'l‘. M. Militants.
Jilllittl Richards. who returned at I
o‘clock last night from Bung Harbor.
the ironic of tho into Chariot n. Juft
«vault. at. Hobo lotion; where John ll.
't‘yaou has been with his atop-
mother. and Atlas handball. of new
V9". infused to be interviewed but
practically Admitted llilt he married
litr. W and Atlas n‘avidsou mirth
“3‘; .‘ v u
it was mullet two return on.
pond lira. ‘l‘yaolr mono. whliajtt.
dwniconilnfltothatrontholl. ‘ ‘ it»
feeble health. They were just retiring.
*Aii’ill iAiill lililill
Norwalii Liquor Dealer Fined $l00
, and Costs Alter Many Postpone-
menls oi lite Trill
lfllllli ilil‘iillil
Children Alleged to Have Been Wait
. ing on Customers
The much poutponvd and tetanus
illi’iiou narrow-{anions immune of the
multiplicity of the counts and gravity
of the oifoniIesm—was tried thin morn»
ing before Judge..iatx:lrwood in the
Norwntli aide oi the Town Court be-
fore a throne of eager faces that.
packed the room to its rinpactty. John
id. Laydein the orchard. who conducts
a saloon on Broad utrrroi. Norwallr.
was tried on eleven counts. the first
ilvo bring for selling liquor to minors.
the sixth for allowing minors to ioitrr
about his place and the acvorrth for
allowing minors to he ontitloyod in his
place An bartenders. Proaceutlng At.
lornoy Loo Davis conducted tho. roan
for the state, while Attorney Hunter 8.
gumtulngir. of standard. rcpruesvntod
the defendant.
After nearly two humor of teatiiuoily
and summing up. .iudnc fmkwood
found Mr. larydon guilty on tho lust
lhrru- counts and fined hint $100 and
(tiliiri. Mr. (Trimmings immediately on
lured an appunl for his client. the bond
helm: hired at $200. in summing up
the case. Judge lflcltwood said that
the feature which improvised hint wait
the fact of having two children in the
slump behind the bar waiting on one
ronum and being saturated with the
Induction which irIust occur under
such conditions. ‘
Al the opening of the case. Attorney
Cummings catered tr plea of not guilty
for his client. Mr. Lnydon. and it was.
admitted that the defendant is a ll-
canard liquor dealer Jamar R. My.
don. eighteen years. and turnout Lay-
don. aovonteon years of age. were on
the stand to rectify as to their ages.
They are cons of the accused.
tor the neutral l‘oiocli witnesses.
Allow Kristen-ski was the first wtl~
nuns for the attitt‘:
ilid you buy any liquor or Mr. idly-
tlen'n plaice lilt‘ night of the fight. De-
cember til?
'Mr. t‘umminlna objected. on the
ground that it was a leading question.
the wry issue of the urine .lndnc
lmkwood admitted that the query
who. under tho circumstances. objec-
ttonrrhlo.
Were you at Mr. Luydou‘a saloon the
night of the light. Downriver it)?
Your.
Whirl did you do there?
i drunk stir alumna of bot-r.
Who gave thorn in you;
My laydan.
Did you see anybody clue there?
You. the bartcnder. .
hid you over loudly thilt Ernest sold
you three gloom of beer?
Obiei‘lcd to by Mr. t‘ununlnga.
. Who were in the saloon ,at
thno?
Five people. lull only tho bartender
behind tho bar. later he want to run
our and there were only two boyu loft.
Roy lrsyden and another boy. i don't
know hla name. turnout stayed behind
the bar and handed me three boars.
When the donation of thirago of the
witnoaa canto up. it was found that he
had no separate data on thin subject.
tic didn't rationalist the year. but
thought he was twenty-one years and
two iuontha old. i '
't‘hé anoint witnuaaa. gm Vincent
Kristo Attorney Ounnnlua arm that
each could be completed before anoth
or wits ratios on. Judas Lockwood
bald that ha \vaa not mun of any
inch ratios to this vitriol and the em
with citation“ K taattliad that
transit not proton hunt midi?»
it t'. Harald tho hartandaraa in.
um and In naidfod lie all not
linear the year in plush he was born.
Will Holtarowtolptho third Vita
till that ha distill mulling
this
Winding“
,_ up;
Lorna .ne as..."
on «as rain nail“... emu. Fits
the trolley employees of the Con-noctt
cut Company and that there ls'some
on the nigiit in nitration. but didn’t i
habit villain-r it was bar or air.
All illiillili ltllil‘i
. ”N WANT
TiteConleiunoaBoard lot lower Nlliv ' .a.
EnglandM 2.] In Hariiord
HARTFORD. innit—4‘0:- tho past
week there has been some atir anions
thing going; on Is admitted by several
of them. This admission followed a
special meeting of the conference
boon! held In this city during the past
week at which delegates were present
from life entire lower New England
section, which comprises the territory
from Worcester. Man. to PortChoIv .
ter, N. Y.
The meeting was held Wednesday,
although this generally did not beeonm
known until the latter and of the week.
The session wan an adjourned confer
once of a. regular meeting held in
Bridgeport on Monday. January 3. At
this meeting no definite action was'
taken on the proposition submitted
to the beard. and it was decided to
hold another conference in Hartford.
that of last Wednesday. Just what
the object of the rneotingu la the trot
leymcn will not say. although they
admit that it in important. it is said
that another meeting may be held this
work. Where the mending is to take
place the trolleyincn will not say. at
though ii iii surmised that it will be
held in the rooms of the local trolley
men's union in Central [arbor Union
Hall on Central row.
Local members of the trolley men‘s
union are nun-committal concerning
tho affair. but auroral 01 flat! non
Inc-arbour any that the union men have
been talking to tthn‘nbout joining
the. union. and that a demand for an
increase in wagon to not at all urr
likely.
BOLEMN MAS! FOR REV. MICHAEL
P. IIONEV.
A uollcrnn month s mind mass of re
autism wlll be celebrated in at. Au-
gustine's Church. Seymour. tomorrow
morning at it) o‘.cloch for the into her.
MM i". kind! ‘* ‘
lltllltll ilittl u
lilillillt _ilt'lillll sums
An adjourned hearing of the board
of oqtullntlon. acting in the capacity
of a board of relief on the amosnient
of oyster properties. was held Friday
at the capitol. About ntty oyster
Mr. t‘urplmiky netcd an interpreter. gmwera and owners of oyster grounda
Appeared to express their views. Tax
Commissioner Corbin. anointed by
l‘omptrollor Bradstreet and State
'l‘roaaurer Patton. marinated the hear.
ing. January t. the owners at oyster
grounds did not object to the mound
valuation of the good grounds. on
much as they did to what they con-
uldored an excessive. valuation on
uncultivated and uncultivritahlo
grounda. The incrrnuvo in the asserts-
cd valuation of such grounda from 81
to an an store. as fixed by the clerk
of the nhuliliah commission. was the
outer cause of complaint. Each oyster
grower also questioned in regard to his
holdings by Tax Commissioner Corbin
and given an opportunity to not what
he «showered it fair valuation on his
grounds.
4' Prominent oyster growora present
includcd the following: Andrew Raoul.
of Bridgeport; Albert lmviri. of the H.
i. Maria Oyster ('onrpsny. of ilrldm
Wl‘l: lloury C. Rowe. of time; as
Senator titties Julian- and l" I. bard»
toy. "limit“ the»w 8W Oyster
Company of Bridgeport: Henry 8. un-
oraft. of New Haven: .i. .l. Ellsworth
of New York. Humming .i. J. A W.
Ellsworth: George T. Brnith. C. D.
Paranoia. oxsonator it‘rahlrilu L. Ho~
man and senator honoree instituted.
all of New Haven; David‘l‘ttuoraid.
ropruo'nllng Jeremiah c. canto.
New Haven; 0. “thrill. MM 0. ate
vans and .t. dopamine“. All at how.
nylon; William L. Whallay,.ot sound
View; W. l. Havana; of tburtitavons»
OyAter thinning gt tlowayinn; C. W.
traits. of New ham. and. F. E-
flundlaid. of New Haven
W W
.4:an
tine hundred dollars taunt will be
paid to any patron supplying interiors
tion regarding priaaut «viral-ashore- of
WW. mo. folio tart South lion
will slim diatoms
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and Milieu
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l MWIJSAWJ
of ._
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ry obit-lilacs.” Address:
. curd Sentinel 117 lit
WANT WHACH1N18T8.ALBOBOYH
to loom t a trace, Nor-Walk iron Woyirui
South Norwalit. ll”
WANTlD—A COMPETLNT GIRL AH
olinmhormaid and waltreau.
Anya. Mrti H. 8. book
we. .
arr-«mom on
a for 9will our
wood. 50 iron!”
‘ WAN" "flu—1’0 BUY. 41.th 8011‘
out tor
rim
real: you. E’Frlodman.“
line; xout Turnpike. south Norwallt.
”id:
WANTIDHJ'BIN THOUSAND flFEAm;
er beds. Pay the tastiest cub glee
anti on furniture. Address eila. carol
89M not Office. 030 in!
“MM
. son, SALE.
ton IALEmSl‘NUMS suntan
unin- 32 liayview Avo.
TO LET
in;
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with improvernents.8
rulre Mn. [-2. A.
on. 8t.
nusmass noricngs.
NANOION HOUSE. stilt WARM
ton It. .. now open for human under new
inducement. Thoroughly no
rnlahed Tabla first aim; ‘
cracking and mitts. Ram manic.
W. P. Teller. Prop. . .13
TIIII TRIATID FOB INSECT!
lull anvltlea "“dmflfii‘fa‘iul lilo:
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PM: MUSlCAL sent/its: A't‘.
SUNDAY EVENING lilsruuri:
“The Cantata of Ruth" Was presents
ed before a large audience at the Sun-
day Evening institute. last night. the
main auditorium and Siihllny school
room being tilted to their capacity.
The service was one of the lineal inn-
sical treats ever given in the church.
The work of tiri- chorus and orchestra
were above criticism. and the assist-
lux nuartettc of the Southport ”Con-
Now Haven; Walter E. Hartley. of
~Yalv Music School at the organ. and
Professor Tlernan at the piano. added
to the program. The munitions moat
excellently rendered throughout.
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~TOWN TEAOHBRI’ INTIRTMN.
MINT count. 7
There will be A lseturd this overr-
lng by Professor Franklin ll. Glddinga
of Columbia University. at tho Nor--
l‘hore will he an extra ahtbrtatnnront.
free to all ticket holdora, February 1.
At the liaptiat Church. south amnis.‘
This will ho a reading by Miss Jana
bowls.
ntvcn in April.
trounced later.
who will lecture tonight on “Ilium
lion and Citiunslilp.” is An interim
The date will be “It
llta booinr have been translated into'a
dosed different foreign titanium it.
is an eloquent and convincing public
speaker.
W
D!!! l" WINNIFAUK.
Without it‘. llryart. of the Heliport.
Rooter A Bullock Geranium while
young dour grasing in the hrushwo‘od‘;
not. far from the math rat Animist tin
ultimo. m a hindsonio little
turd. AI soon II it aim hilt.
acumiiored off into the MM
mm, the wolhth Winn! _
minim. hand a one AM tire “tutti.
hr his hnmvartl who’ll“!
min: to. mo in _.
worn outta tune. on
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continued until wombat his 1
than closer- to tho uvu for
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Dr. A. N. Ulli‘lt and.
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Professor dilution. 1
tiunai authority on social narration *-
pAiliriug through Winntpntilt, A“ A -
nanomJ
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rgogatlonal Church. Roland Leach. of
walk Methodist Church. at 8 o‘clock. ‘ 4:
The touchora' ploy will ha i “
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