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803ml Nonworx Rome's-Rev.
Archibald Wheatou. pastor. The worm
lug service will be in the interest of
home missions. Evening subject-Care-
less and happy sinners.
80m Norman: “mourn—Rev.
thoudall J. North. pastor, 10:30 a. 111.,
preaching by the poster. 12 o 'clock
Sunday school service. 0:30 p. m..
young people’s prayer meeting. 7:30
rot anniversary 0! the Epworth League.
Au address by the pastor upon the work
of the league. and other interesting ser-
vices The members of the league wlll
assemble at the 0:30 meeting in tho lec
lure room preparatory to the evening
ennivemrf.
TRINITY CHURCH -—Fifth Sunday after
Easter. Holy Communion at 7. 30 o.ln
Morning prayer, litany and sermon at
10 30.1'Iveuooug and sermon at 7 30 p
In. Subject of evening discourse—What
is my duty towards the church at large. "
FIRST CONORIOATIONAL-DI'. Noble.
pastor. Morning—Christian service:
WonWhat the Lord would have us do. In
the evening he will speak upon—Tbs two
view" of life.
Nous-11.x Mmomsr Chum—Dr.
George Van Alstyus. pastor. Preaching
at 10:30 a In. and 7:309:11. Subject {or
the morning—Two streams in one. For
evening—Tue continuity of his, or does
death make a break in the soul’s exist-
ence ?
FIRST BAPTIST. —Rev. Cbns. E. Torn- -y,
poplar. Subject at 10:30 a. m.—A gospel
search light. At 7:30 p. m—Farth, the
second corner stone upon which chriov
tianity reels. Are you sure of your icon.
datlun?
Srursowooo Usrox CHAPEL—Sub-
Jecl, Sued udwv evening—Trusting in God
or self. sduesday evening—Praying
Ind spanking
Anvm CHRISTIAN Cannon. Van
Zeudlovsuus, East Norwalk. Preach-
log by the pastor, 11.1]. Tucker, at 10: ‘30.
Sunday school at 12 m. 030 prayer and
praise service. 7 :30 preaching, subject
—-‘l‘ho ntonernont.1_ly special request
we continue the series of sermons on
this subject, this being the eighth oer.
man. All are invited.
In. case Rolled.
The case of Goa Franks for violating
tbl- Sunday low relative to keeping open
his barber shop on Sunday was boiled by
Judge Knapp yesterday Illeruoon. Mr.
Franks paying the costs of the use.
«A variety of fancy bakery at Ather-
rna cross or '01 .
The close of ’01 of the Center school.
lit.» the class which just graduuted,la
composed of five young ladies and one
you-g man. They are the Misses Haul-
ilton, Miss Scribner, Ilse Carl, Hi. St.
John. and floater William Bhseheu.
~00 to C. H. Harvey's for ladies’ pat-
ent tlp kld button shoes. for 950.
little; rho-solves for Toasters.
llloo Booneld, Ilse Brown. Ilse Stout.
and Rise Burr. who graduated last
month iron: the Center school. are now
Isolating, aaappreutloss, the teachers in
the four lower grades oi the school.“
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“lawman-oases
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of Health ofternooo.Iowyer
J.Beldseliorlllottwoolllreoledtobegla
Willem“ Gould Seymour for
allowing the arc-Ho! deed horses to
malnuborlodoolasdwhlehhoowae
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crater-on.
The story told by The 81mm the
other do! "wording two well know het~
tore who had ‘a lively sot-to just after
coming out of choral, III had its sequel
in the arrest of Patrick Collins, adser
employed in Crolut d: Knapyfo upper
factory
When Collins come out of St. lary’c
Church Tuesday night. he celled Patrick
. Bough, another battar,acroaatbeoireet,
nu; and without spparentprovccetioll. deco-
DOII rated his lelt eye in deep mourning.
The men wareaeparatsdby opener-by.
Collins pleaded guilty to the dnrgso!
assault before Justice Austin this more-
luguod was floodflondcootoand un-
tamed todftss‘u dayolnjril. Iris
said that an usples‘utuoas between the"I
men had growniou’ot loam;
nearly six years ago,’ hell that Gillioo’
assault on Bough was provoked by
derogatory stories whlch, it is alleged,
the latter had been repeating concerning
Collins. Collins was taken to Bridge-
port by Deputy Blur“! Toner.
——Sodo and mineral water on drought
alflaioled's.
Annual loath-g at the Endeavor Union.
The second Ihnllnl meeting of the
Norwalk Christian Endeavor Union will
be held at the Congregational church,
South Norwalk. next Tuesday evening.
commencing at 7:45 o‘clock. sharp. The
program of exercises will be as lollowo:
Devotional exerciser. Rev. Archibald
Wheaten; singing, “Coronation"; five
minutes reports from the societies; Oder-
tory, singing. modal election, question
box, singing; address, “Apes and Poa-
oocks,” Rev. Charles E. Torrey; Praise
and promise. led by Missal. IlcCiure,
_ "C. E. Benediction."
—Witbout doubt the very beat 0 )ur in
tho market—tho “Island Gem.”
Personal.
bliss Minnie E. Austin, 01 the borough,
has entered a New York hospital to
study (or a proleosional nurse.
Charles J. Jennings and family are
now occupying their deligbtlul summer
home at the corner of West street and
Taylor av‘buus.
Miss Ines Keeler. of Holt avenue, is
expected home today from a protracted
visit in the west.
Iliso Louise Barnum returned to her
borne in Bridgeport yesterday after a
pleasant visit with Ire. Henry K. Sel-
leck on Barkley street.
Thomas Hoot, company F's high kick-
er. will sail {or England next Saturday.
He will be absent until about July 1.
Miss Annie Rune", of Chapel street,
borough, returned yesterday on the
steamer Seminole from a four moutho’
H‘j mm in Flor ids.
—L‘lrgs sales of fine oil paintings at
auction at 41 Main street, commencing
Friday evening and continuing one week
only. Prints sales during the day.
The public nrsiovited tocall and ex-
amine etock. Ilr. Iiilchell, auctioneer,
is. 8. Peters, salesman.
Advance of n Great Iona-oat.
Tbsprogre-rusda by Loan Associ»
tiooo iu the eastern part of the State
(New York) is beyond what could have
been thought possible a low years ago.
One of our exchanges of New York says:
There are at present not less than 00,000
persons lo the city of New York. Brook-
lyn, Jersey City, Newark, and their tut.
mediate suburbs holding membership in
those Cooperation Associations for the
purpose of investing their small savings
profitably. and of getting homes cheaply.
The amount of money going into the
treeoorles of these institutions is consort
votlvsly estimated at 000.000 a month,
which is couuantly being loaned to
members lor the purchase of small
homes. This is at the rate o! 07,090,000
a year, and as the avenge cost ofo
horns purchased through a Building As-
sociation loabout 02,500. it may soon
that the building Associations In the
litau Dietrluo are home
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Iron a hall. ‘
Ills. Ilary Cook of Cobble Hill. aged
55 years, was severely injured at Bridge-
port yesterday. Last night's Standard
described the unfortunate alloir to lol-
we:
"She was a passenger on the east
bound accommodation train duo here at
11:15. When thstreluonluetonotopst
tbs flountoulo crossing near the slave-
tor sbs came out on the platform evi-
dently thinking the train had reached
the station. The train started on and
she either jumped off or oooideutly (all
from the car. She endured a cut in the
bead and was considerably bruised about
the shoulders. The ambulance was sum-
moned and she was removed to the slu-
agency boopihl where her injuries were
alluded to. It required several stitches
enclose the wound outho hood. Elle
Indoeveral bundles with her and about ‘1
0101c may."8be said she caiusto
Bridgeport tosssnboy tbstwaolu the
lockup. Ber mind seemed to be wonder-
ing. and bar statements were dMonnoct-
ed. She was removed to the hospital
this shernooou, and word was sentto
her friends in South Norwalk. It is
found that she may be internally in-
jured. It was reported that the brake-
ulau on the train called out Bridgeport
before the train came to ostop at the
Houoatonic crossing. which led Ills.
Cook to believe that the station was
reached when the train stopped. Station
Hooter Hunt said the brakequ should
not call the station until the train came
into the depot. He said he would inves-
tigate the affair.”
-—lcs Cream at, Athcrtou’s, Mrs. Hol-
land’s old stood.
ENTERTAINIBNTS.
IIIIls Akoretrorn.
A larger audience even than on the
preceding evening was at Music Hall last
night to sooUllic Akorstrom in "Au-
nctle, the Dancing Girl.” It is no won-
der that Miss Akerstroln is popular.
There loan indescribable charm about
her manner, appearance and all she does
on the stage that puts her audience in
full sympathy with her. Last night she
danced better than over, and noted so
naturally and cleverly that she even in-
creased her great popularity in Norwalk.
0! her support special mention should
be made of Home. Griffin, Hewitt and
Powers, and Kisses Hudson and Arlton.
Ilr. Hewitt as "Pete." and Mr. Griffin in
the character, “Old Davy” and “lit.
Welhsrsby,” were deserving of the lib-
eral applause they received. One thing
very noticeable in Miss Akerstroul’e aud-
isucs,is the presence of many people who
are not general patrons of the theatre,
but who find nothing objectionable to
their sense of propriety in what she
does, ind take the occasions of her ap-
pearance to spend their evenings at the
hall. Miss Akcrstroul will close bar on-
gegement here this evening in her own
dramatization of Dickcn’s "Old Curiosity
Shop.” Unquestionably the ball will be
packed, and seats should be secured at
either Hoyt's or Gregory’s this afternoon.
Wealth-n A Arlington'o shows.
Washburu & Arlingtou’s new united
monster shows will give an exhibition
on the Baxter bass ball grounds Ifonday
afternoon and evening. Several features
will be seen that should attract a large
audience. A street parade will also be
loads in the morning. Admission only
25 cents.
"new."
The laughable fares comedy, “The
Faklr.” will be presented at Music Hall
by a strong company on the evening of
Ilay 17th.
—Iowoott‘o Ipoolnl Sale.
Special salon! flowers and dosing.
horn Hole today It Fawcstt’s, hood-
quartsra for luminary. No. 8 Water St.
Norwuk. Leghorn. $1.00 up; wreaths
15: up.
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John Inekwoed, twenty-one acres 0
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firsttolnoksArbor Day '23:“ _’
tended to be intbioolty. ‘"
have planted no trsaothsy
prints excreta and ram
moundolflowerathat form
wilibesutlfythssoilool m ‘
exercises were held in 11qu V
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Thofollowiug rscltotlouwore‘ _ C .
ocholnrsfrorn the :3th “ '
Use of Flowers," lloy norm
Fields Sweet Brier,” Bottle m
"The Oak.” Louie Wood;
Adele Bibcr; "Pleutlog o Trey?
Byxboc; ABtory,lebsl
lugs Trifm
the Winds Boy.”
, ”Barry Telli-
Watta; “The Daily,
“Signs of Spring,” 30me
Maple, Sadie Van Bookirk. trim
ran at the primary grades Induced
songs. The Heine twins song a pretty
song. The exercises were interment!
by the singing of “America,” ‘m gr
turn ofFlowors”nud"8mnll " ”
Principal Foote modes low timely
marks. thanking the large number .
visitors for their p end Mr ' ,
taken in the exercises. He also invited :
the spectators to visit the school on the ’
completion of the main hall, which i
being nicely decorated. .
The new mound lo a flueplacs of work
and reflects credit on .10an. Norton. 3
who made it upon very short It“. ‘
Florist Smith has also placed our-pol '
his choicest flowers in the mound. gm
move of decanting public M k I
good one and ehouldbo boointlnu'sd .
throughout the city.
A large American flag hosted 11'...
the stuff on topof the (bitter ochodyu- 3?
terdsy, and the scholars observed the
day ssArbor day by building a largo
mound in thsschool yard. Committe- w
have been appointed to look after ll!
school grounds during the year, homing
them free from refuse and in good ‘c'uu-
ditiou. Ills mounds will be plunthd '
with flowers and foliage plants. "'
—A Mains picnic, hauls 10o will...
shouldersSo per [bunt T.B.Guy§' Q g
m, I
lorrlu Business college. ...—31.1. . .
The main clan-room of the m-
Business Collogs "annually“,
tivs Tuesday afternoon by tho' "
gathering of students sud thdr .,
the occasion being the annual _
oldiplomos. Though tirade] woolen-3
sring and unpleasant, still 31 WE .
expectant faces mingling their w
with the beautiful spring . -
which nestled about the room, mode
norm sunshine within. The W
first introduced Rev. E. S. Kidd, W
Canaan, who opened the W“
prayer, imploriug the great God o
mercyaud lovsto especially m ‘
watch-cars over the livsoof the
men and women about toenteflhe
ot the “broad— winners”; III)
blessing upon thoossuhuucdw
great responsibility of helm the
youth, and upon dominantly
tutiou of looming. At the close
prayer Rev. J. W.
an eloquent addreu in which lb'
iy entrusted those Iboot in”
welfare of business life to better. ‘
msuaud women, havlugeu slat .3
purpose and willing towork york.“ "
In thobsginuhtg not to imagine the»
solves a mighty will". but step
step. and by puohlant striving. to
higher in theirproladon. filled with,
detormlusticntoboccrne'thsllflt ,.
oouutout, the beat
typewritiat. not content todlln
position. He untreated than
unrated to their work, 00 NM
lentlvo sad to be chrbtlau
women. Alter
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