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1151' OF LETTERS.
Remaining uncalled [or at the following poet
oiliceo [or the week ending June ill. WI. Per-
sonacalling for any of these letters will please
say they are advertised:
South rwalk—Bachens Benson. Mr. ii. ll.
Bnrweii. r. Andrew Butt , Mrs. E. It
Benedic'thd. B. Chane 00.. re. C. Flynn.
ml. woodworker:
. r raw r. .'. wot .; .
H ry Mr. Fred Martyr. John W.
S smurru M.J.Htillman. Mr.-
en E. lee.
ti Ue ‘J- Austin “1.qu Mr Clitu'lt'n‘
WNW T White' '
Namath—Brendan J: MerrllL
sumo? snuvrcrs.
Preachers and ‘l'heir The-ea in Nor-all
Ohmic- 'l'o-Iromw.
Bonn-u Nonwaut Gonorrhea-noun West
avenue and West streets. Rev. J. A. Biddle.
pastor. Services Willa. m. and 7:3) p. m.; Sun—
day school. 12 m.; young people's meeting. 6:40
p. m. subject. “How Can We Return to lied?"
Rev. Frederick 8. Root, 01’ Auburn. Maine.
will preach nt both services.
Scorn Soawaur BarerWest avenue. near
PInostr-eet. Rev. Archibald Wheaten. pastor.
Preaching. tom 3. m. and 75]) p. m.; Sunday-
srhool. 12m; young people’s meeting on) p. m.
Heroin; subject. "Results of Mutant Bible
Study." Evening aublect. "How Jesus Bore
Trouble."
Trusm Erracoranlil'est and Chapel streets.
South Norwalk. Rev. Olin liuliorh. rector.
Morning Prayer. Litany and sermon. him a.
m.; Evening Prayer and sermon. 7:3) p. in.
Sotmt Nouwau anonnrr. Wat avenue.
near Garner. Rev. ll. 1-2. Barnes, pastor.
Preaching-Immoral. and iii) p. m.-.Sunduy~
school. B m.; young pulpit-'5 meeting. out p. m.
Subject. "head while Called Living." Led by
Alias Billie Raymond. Morning. preaching by
Rev. Dr. Van Alatyne. Evening: sublet-t. by
the pastor. “Miracles of the Bible."
Norman: Mmoowr. West and Mott ave—
nues. Rev. Gwrge You Alsiyne. I). D.. pastor.
Services roar a. m. and 71]) p. in; Sunday
whool, l2 nu; young sample’s meeting. “fill out.
In the morning the pastor will exrhungv with
the ltev. Harvey i2. Burrito-mi South Somalis.
Evening subject. "itepubiiran Institutions and
Ainuriren Citizenship.“ Lincoln rind Pilgrim
Count-lie, 0. l'. A. .\I.. will nttond in a body.
Xonwaut Coxonloarrosru. mrnvr Park
and Lewis streets. Rev. 1‘. K. Noble. D. 1)..
pastor. Services at lib!) n. m. and 7:!» p. m.;
Y. i’. S. P. Enieetlnu. 65D p. to. Morning
subject. ”What Shall I do with Jenna Who is
Called the Christ 'r" Evening subject. “(‘on-
gregationalism ~its renaissance in Europe and
America."
KOREA“: BAPTIST. Brut avenue, opynwito
Gwen. Rev. 1". E. Robbins. tumor. Sor-
vlcoe. 10.1!) n. m. and 7:2!) p, ru.: Sunday school.
1:! rn.; young Noble‘s meeting. 8:” p. to.
our. Paon‘a Ernsoorarn (mun-h ulroel. oppo-
site the Green. Norwnlk. Rev. B. 1'. Graham.
rector. Services. 10:3) a tn. anrl 7:?) p. m.;
Sunday school. 12 m. Morning nubjwt. "’I'he
l’renchlng Demanded by (lo-l." Evening. sper-
ial service for young men. when the Brother-
hood oi snfimirew will be formally admitted
tothe order. Subject of sermon. "Ullt'Tllan
that aYoInu Man can do for Other Young
Men." A cordial welcome to all.
Guts Erwrorar. Beiden avenue and (‘ntas
street. Horwalk. Rt'\'. 8. ll. Watkins. rector.
Fourth Sunday alter Trinity. Holy (tom.
munion. N!) I. m.: morning Prayer. “irony
and Herman. 10." a. an: Sunday school. l2 BL:
Evening Prayer and sermon, 7:3) 9.1-. All
welcome. .
rbr. arm's, R. (3., corner of West art-nut-
and Phapelatroet. 5'ka. itev. W. .l. Slur-
nm. 3W. law Nutty. 7 a. nu: Children's
biannuam; our. More. our); “1.;Vt'npcru.
M) p. m.
Yot'xo 2mm ('nulmas AM'M‘floh.
Song service at 4 o'clock. Led by Johan Wor.
den.
Em [trance lament». near \‘an’liandt
avenue, East Norwalk. Rev. (3. ll. 1m. pae-
tor. Preaching mm a. m. and ran p. nu: lino.
day school. lam; younx purple‘a meeting It“
p. m. in the morning Rev. i‘. W. (.‘rowtie . oi
Rowayton. will preach. Evening worn" by
the pastor. “The Fear of the herd the Duty of
all Men."
. onm Cant \‘anZandtavenne, Bu
holiday holwol
no: my» ”infirm tomorrow-p in.
nmnwoon UIIOI Cunt. an avenue.
Heath Non-tr. My school. on) p. no:
evening services. 7:09. In. newcomer-um
Amietion”-Johu 11.3. Wedneatiay evening.
preaching by the it". II. I. Barnes.
Anton Imam My“. Knight
street. florwalk. Rev. LP. Stephen. motor.
Service- at tomato. and ran. on; Sunday
school. this 9. n.
Clan-v mum. Guette Building. For-
wall. mow, Attenuator. I'raineear-
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parade-riot , in coma
W,Jttly0,fllp.m.* '
' the crop of strawberries in Connecticut
mlorthedatondaat lanthanum oi
Jm.’!lhwotth aphid
nil-abet. The partit- m m
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therewarn ‘
lira J. 0.1mm; is mint-iryrri, "t.
tenement house on Water street, has
been raised.
Paige is very
County Commissioner
ill with a complication oi diseases at his
home in Danbnry.
The extreme hot weather has damaged
to a great extent.
~We make. our own ice cut-tint from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.
The Westport church me has how so
signed {or trial next Tut-ruby morning in
the Superior Court.
J. Donovan,.lr.. is putting in his ice
machine 10-day. The engine will probe
biy be set up in about ton days.
It is said that (ifolonol D. C. Yang will
relinquish his editorial yuition on the
Gazettent the close of the present month.
The Lockwood Manufacturing cont-
pony is elated to-dny. During tho sum-
mer the employee will work live days a
week.
The oilicinl weather prophet says it will
be considerably warmer Sunday and it is
reasonably certain that the sky will be
clear. .
The window light in Ilickertnnn «I:
Son's dry grands store. broken the night
of the whmluten's parade. was replaced
by a new one yesterday.
called to the pastorate oi Cnlvnry Bop
that church. of Norwallr. It is not known
what his answer will be.
Mr. Warner. of Now llnvmi. will do
liver :1 tempt-mnuc lot-turt- in the Broad
River chapel Sunday owning. undvr the
mutual-4 of the Bond OI Hope.
——llunneclwr’:r ice cream deliverr‘d to
any part of the town atoll lions.
Charles Weed. n carpenter. who ML».
engaged yesh'rday in bull-hut; a blind for
F. Iluyt'a, bark of his market. {cllyotln
eta-p ladder and in jun-d his arm.
Now it it. Grandpa I’okulalri. Mrs. X‘ln‘th~
an Spiro, of Balrnforth avenue. gave birth
ton daughter last. evening. Mother and
child are doing wuli.-Ihiubur_v News.
The marriage of Mine Katharine l)!"k~
er. of this city. and Harry ll. Pinch, of
[dust Norwulk, will take place on June
80th, in the South Norwttlk Ihtpti-rt
(thumb.
The annual pit'lllt? oi the "Little
L'llummock Club" will be hold on Fri.
day. June 26. The club will leave the
atmmbout llut'li at 9 o't'lrx-k and go to
the island. __-_ .
Willhirn ll. limiter. mm of tho orig-
inal starterao! the but blur-ls lnlainour in
the old planing mill building. {wt of
llaviland Motel. will inure to Rockawny,
Long Island. Monday.
The mntruct (or the erection of anew
boilevhotulenud chimney and the con-
creting of the cellar oi the elmtric light
station on Wilton avenue has been
awarded to S. (7‘. Pollution.
~It'u so my to make it, tlwm'a really
no exmnre {or not wring Knapp‘a ltoot
Beer Extinct. A gloat of dollclmtrr Root
Minllvewnm,.,. , . , y
. W, ,, W l) / , l
M m, yeaturdny.’ the Connolidated
road mammal running train: over
both oi the new inch. between Eat
Norwal‘and Walloon. The old tracks
willbelowered to grade. after which
they willagain input in one.
The SuperlorCourt baa adjourned until
’l‘ueaday morning at to o‘clock when
Judge Theyer will probably give a decla-
Me- Mb Myst-rd and»
' shape A.
More“
ruuitnurju Surround. N. Y.
Stevens. oi thin city. are spending the
day in Goa (lob.
of NewYorl. will spend Hominy with
Hymn-t Hoyt. or hunt-tile.
chellatteuded “techno! '91 , V
at the 8% High serum. meon,
last evening.
«the
them notions-ulna
Theodore
What in Kuwaiti-ad ..
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84 WASHINGTON
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' in. in 6...... Italy; the Dorian
afternwn.
house w avenue. '
to placing emailed stone on it.
—Go to Honneclrer’a for their superior
ice cream. ‘
Austin this morning. rlmrgcd with
mull upon his father. Patrick Kearney.
The ease was settled on payment of
«rats.
A small twig. not more than a turn in
length, weighted with ' mi
cherries, reached 'l'tuz Sun-rum ol’llt'e
this: morning from Sylvmtcr Sherwmd.
of East Norwnlk.
Proinmr Cunz, formerly of South
Norwnlk.will lecture in Dnnbury next
Tuesday evening. on the Johnstown
flood. for the benefit at the tier-rum: St.
John's Lutheran society of that city,
St. Mary'e T. A. B. society will go to
Bridgeport on Wednwlny to porticiynte
in the stale parade of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union. They will turn out
1'] tr: thirty strong and will Iremtcurn.
ponicd by the American Union cone.
All the state councils of the American
Order of Steam Engineers will n-rverttble
in Bridgeport to—night for the yntrpmo
of organizing a grand r-otrnt-il. They
will be grinds oi St. John r‘ount'il. who
intend iogive the visiting bn-thoren a
rousing reception.
Judge'l'hnyor granted the following
divorces ytuterdny: Emma t,‘. Sperry
of Stanford. from Edward M. Sperry. nn
innrnteoi the state prison. Augustus
S. Payne. of Bridgeport. from Harriet
II. I'nyno, of Dalton. 31.1st on the
ground of duwrtion.
J. Baptist Perry has sol-I one of the col.
climb-d Bugle modelers. for which he is
agent. to William A. llurxthvr.of this city.
It is :t tittydnoh whet-l. all nickel, and n
lmnnty. Mr. Gunther is now in training
and it in upwind that he will be heard
from in tho rut ing world.
——;\tlrlt‘tir cigar, just out. Try tin-m.
Attnmoy (lm‘nlwiu Sttxldnrd tilt-Ii tr Inu-
tiurt ytstonioy to quash the mandamus
pnutedlnynr which have been lmutght to
t-ontpol the I-‘niriit-ld aelu-trnerr In fillt' on
the bond oi the late Town (‘h-rk )lnlorwy
in whose our-nun! there wru n doth-it of
nc'arlyklfilllll. There will in- n bearing
on the motion next Friday morning.
Whiluntalting the wharf nt Thirty.
first Nina-t. New York. yesterday. the
stunner ”t'lty of Albany" ran against.
the pier and broke the guard rail and
did other slight durrrrtgr to ln-r side.
Tllt‘nlt‘fllur‘l’ arrival in thisrity all right.
and two men irnrnulintt-ly comrnonmal
the work of replacing ”Il' lmdtrtr mil.
They worked on the bout until :3» this
morning.
Clarence Selim-it. of Morwin etrwt,
who gained r-ortsiderable renown on ac-
count of his recent trump through Eu-
rope. is in Hartford tmlny attending the
Y. 31.". .~\. ulhlvtit‘ Knows. Tut-night
he will start on n tramp up the Hollan-
tonir volley. through thcllc-rlorhin' Hills.
thence to the limo Mountains and Ink.-
t‘ltnrnplnin. up the tilt. Inwrem-o river to
Niagara Polls and the great lakes.
\l’hvtlu-r be will exit-mi hit trip turtlwr
in not dotinitoly known. lio t-xpt-t’ttt to
bencoompunital on blur long trump by
(ion-go I-l. (.‘mm. of End nwmtv.
lion's too him;
Who-re and llow’Th—“o;::aad Their Hours
of Mention. -
‘ Ex-Crulhlor JJ. Nillardwill spend the
t
litre Maurie Motion. oi Maple utrwt
borough, in violtlng in Wintturrt.
Chris Miller nail-r {or Ettrnpe today to
take “union of it legacy which he boa
fallen heir to.
lira. J. W. Htudwell and lint. t“. 7.
Ila (ibriatino Wood and David Wood.
Harold A. Parsons and Jaime ll. "“9
Wine.
Clarenoe Selkirk. of Norwalk, who is
o‘ jaunt toil-adorn toot. ma
.'d_
33 an
Blnra on the Amphitheatre grounds this
J. 0.1mm“: has the contract for
painu'ng ea‘l’osttmoier J. ti. Dunninga
F Dirtb'b‘di'tlr‘; mom the'mflwa oI'
nahington ama'~’w-hyt‘ life-WWW
John Kearney waa' before Justice
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“bi-ial‘rllhj ‘l’l‘o fir)- *
baa!“- Lon. Course of ltudy.
My that thought. in giving advice to a
young girl desirous oi becoming a singer,
would be to warn her of the very great
olntacies to be surmounted; to give her an
idea oi the courage and patienoe which are
mutt) summit! toast her it aha
was pertmtiy sure that she was destined
and titted for this career.
It her voice really warrants cultivation.
and it she has the neeeuary determine
tion. 1 would then aay.“Go ahead. and
-'. no.1 .,,.ndwhyL .4
not she succeed also?
At the some than it often seems to me as
it many pupils of vocal culture in our days
begin.uud are permitted
wrong way. They often u too late;
and more than this, not enough weight is
plum-l upon what I consider the absolute
humanity of a thorough. all round musical
erlnoation. l was particularly fortunate in
this aspect. and i attribute a great deal of
my truncate as a singer to the tact that]
was well trained in all the other branchu
of movie.
When I was eight years old I was thor-
oughly «invariant with nearly all the
classical plutonium music. and could play
Inmt oi the Beethoven and Mozart sonatas.
WhenileitAlbany and went to Parts to
study! was seventeen years old, nod «1'
though my whole idea was to study music.
strangely enough] had no idea of becom.
ing a ringer.
I studied in Paris the phrnol‘orte and
orgn.‘ playing. composition and also the
voice. Door old Duprex. my master. finally
told Inc that l ought to give up all the rest
and devote uryseli solely to singing, and
this I determined to do.
At that. time Prince Poniatowski. the
well known Polish musician and composer,
told me that the French school was not
suited for my voice. and lust-sled that l
slumlrl study in ltaly. it. was finally de-
cided that i should go to lamperti, the
celebrntui Milanese master. With him I
remained nine months. This may at first.
act-m ashort. time. but it must be rentern»
bored how tmtch and how thoroughly 1
had 14 tilllnl llt'lul‘c.
CAP-8 0' THE VOICE.
, it n student has the real genius 0! song,
't will allow itsell very soon under proper
aching. If she is destined to sing ah:
will ring: and although it is very for (rum;
my idea to recommend siovenlineso or
shutting, it is also true that the mere train-
ing of the valve can be overdone.
:‘ahllllilli‘; that the beginner has reached
the point where her public corner is about
to begin. the time comes when some really
valuable advice can be given. Up to that
time her Intuit!!! will be her helper and
guide. She must, of course, take the great-
eel (“are 0! her health, {or anything which
is bad [or the general health oi the body is
also “fill tor the voice. and vice verse
It is osprdally necessary that the stout-
flt'l) and digestive organs should be inn
thoroughly good condition. and for this
moon a singer should avoid all indium".
llll.‘ food Nora. eakeaand candles are es»
pecially bad (or the voice. and a strength-
ening, simple diet is the but to adopt.
A great. deal of exercise and trash air are
alrmluhely nanny. For an opera singer.
who is probably getting plentyolsctive
exercise on the stage. 1 consider driving to
bothe best. open all exercise; and there is
nr-ver adsy, no matter what the weather
may be, that. I do not drive tor an hour and
a hall. making a "rectal [aunt of this on
singing day-u
‘rrrr: Pillar arl’wuxcs.
With regard to clothing. the chief thing.
0! mutate. Is not to catch cold. Singers
should beeaMul notto mufle up their
throats, ior this only makea that precious
organ the more auseepuble to ax to.
Convolution is to beavoldad on W
err-lute tor the voles. and to be recommended
within moderate lirnlta.
Three aimpie preeautlonaarenot difficult
to iollow. They do not. inconvenience to
any great. extent. and they repay lentohl.
The lint o! a beginner will
olwnyu be a very trying occasion. but to
her her art. mind. he sacred. and she must
live up to its highest. canons Not only
moat she abow what she has learned. but
also what she is heraeii. The voice than"
will“ iron; God. and the requirement 0!
wool technique in mere matter oi routine.
It in in the alright“ itself. the phrasing and
the declsmatlon. flint the artist. shown what
in her very own- her artilltic personality.
Prob-lily the young eantatriea Will be in-
toxlcntotl by her tint more. It is. in-
dt-ul. the most crucial at all tributes to
the artist: in: be most not hinduetd by
this to think who 8 Meet. Mira
llbonldanar eeaaaoonudy: and llaywill
[lad that. however well they aloe. It is al-
ways more to improve.
1 bare been particularly Iottullatsin the
degree 0! sueeaaa l have obtain-l during
my earner. but this has not rhbarred me
trout «instantly studying. Even now. in
my olrlertopevaa. lotion llnd that an im-
provementniaybs made latheru‘hnnerot
singing some oi the Ira-aura and phrases.
waotmt’s Irma.
it in very may this. {or aslnger
to take a vacation every year. during which
time all single; is Mainly given up.
Although nation- are My
may, both (“handout antitertlte
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long. lorin chateau-ground wouidbalost
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soon-r NORWALK.
. in nuns WHO SING.’ ‘7 '
auditioning; A
What is Going on Aaron; Norwaflr'a Near-
by Neighbors—Bowavtoa.
llnrvey At-lrert in having his burn pain-
ted WM--.“ .,
. Prank Stewnrlahorno from Sing Sing,
where he has beeugstudying.
‘ :" IF. “mu ”Y9“
h3g1: re . ‘Ml3rl‘ofl gringo? for
the hummer. ‘ '
Mnnnd Mrs. A. F. Sheehnn. oi Mechan—
ioeville. N. Y.. areboonling at Mrs.- A.
Sillltlns' {or the summer.
A strange dog was struck by the 1:36
train yesterday afternoon. He was put
out of misery by being killed. ‘
Mir-rs May ‘vl'illmt'k,v\'lro has been spend-
ing a few days at the residence of D. M.
Corbett. returned to her homu- in Brook
lyn, this run ing. .
Owing to the storm lust evening. the
annual strawberry festival of the Meth-
odist church was not held: If clear this
evening the tent will be opened.
A cherry tree in [ISN‘T St. John’s you!
was robbed and large bmnchos broken
oil nfvw nights ago. It was the work
of boys, who should be punished.
While lbsbing with u not recently near
Five Mile River harbor, Henry ('utbill
and a half [minds An event of thin
kind has never occurred in this vicinity
below.
Burton.
Mrs. Nathan Xash and children 'nre
visiting: her [Kil‘t‘llls on 'I‘almnge Hill.
Welcomr Division, Sons of Tempo»
time. will hold «strawberry festival in
the Town llnll next. Thursday evening.
The Ladies“ Guild of St. Luke's rlrurch.
will hold :1 sale and stmwlwrry festival
in llir' ('llillk'l. molt “'odnosdny evening.
Taylor 8: Golden.
Real Estateand Insurance.
WASHINGTON STREET.
soUTrI NURWALK. (:oxN.
innit i
\Vr‘N'l‘l-III.
MIDDLE—Alibi!) woumn n-A nurw for n
. rlrllrl Snrunthdold. Apply at llrr [hurl-m
Home. yulf' r!
1‘01““ h) tucrrtlornrm ".an \\ rte. mum,-
linx .‘r’v‘. South Sort: :tll-t. julll it
\Y
DUNN girl lwlwern M and la yrarv- of
rubbing.
arm. to take more u! baby and do light
lrr-grurr ot ill So. Main slrrel. yl!‘ Ill
FOR SALE.
\ l'.\.\"l‘l‘l‘\' or grass stnnrlinu rrll thv
I
12:1“
Inquire there. ,
l Ul’r-l-Zri and building lute :ll numb-rate
tll’lo‘t‘>. Apply to L'. A. \\’m~l\mhl.&tutlt
Nr-rnnlk.
I ("Elihu-mt. marl wart and harness. ilnrw
kip 'tN-Il:l.y.'rlll|r nod right in rvery
wily. Wagons nnrl bartho- in goal r'nrtrlitinrr.
Sold wpantlrly II lltNirt-d.
\‘xllo. . ‘3
Apply in 'l‘huuriu
illrty ulna-i. South Nnrnnlk. 1H luv
T0 LET.
I Ill‘Sl-Z on “’unhin'tun otmvt. north Sur—
’ walk. lnqulroordlirmi E. Ari-tin. l'J lw
’l‘llllill llnur nt llZWM
in \‘I, “Z I‘lllll‘l‘K It.
'I
‘WH tlmrr- on Snm-mr l'luru-. inn ulru- or
No. 2' Seymour r'lun» ll? lw
I ltll
l
['l'l'lill port or imuw on Iligh ain‘t-Lulu-
~I~iing ni tiw run-nu. Apply to James 1‘.
I'l’n‘r‘ )5 II
PLEASANT borne in n r'onvenlvnt lorallt)
in barred to port-rune w ho would like In visit
logic-n wow time during the ulnlvror
'u
dpflillz. llmnr and hard Chum-1n ‘. Mrs- .I,
In. linrluur lll.‘ l ~I,S,\\'.\\‘mhtrmto ,ll.t‘.u‘.’l’.rt
hingrnrutn-n-r. A tply
HS lw
'5}: on llntriord l’luu'r.
lnquirv oi Tn)’
or it Guide-n.
juil t;
Seaside Cottages To Let.
Tun. throat. "to. right and int moth t‘tllliIKl‘h
to let by the uwk or mourn.
AlllllIEHI‘
Foster Bros.,
:mr Rtmtlt Normallt m neutron.
Dr. w. c. aunts. n...‘
ltooan over I'errln’ Hardware More
45 out 47 Washington 8t.
(mm Imith. II In IDI. m.. I In Ll
evenings.
Notice-«Dogs.
let‘lt la hereby river: that the names or
all ymmaown a; or barium anemia
oi lair. M
on the but do will be
g t mud furore. mm his» and
err» on that day. an; all not-h
mm; II t mambo [max-tit It‘txfllhfi
t. m. I In
dentin
NI
NOTICE.
r'rrr ”film'il’fl'ih r», i
Janelilhdm. ’ ’ “l
remainder: is here no t all. We
and themed reads-kg loop?" “wild tale.
wt aellmreurarl mun other it
wot wit lmvg'nlta "an?!
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rJ "a answtgatil 1: etc
ottoman to al mm
“film other ra-
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a“ t {lmllaimnt tori
a. s'e
It hit it It ‘r
u ualnla grail—2n tait
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lid? that...
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w
, t .. A» r y _
4 1—2 the. Sunset" Rosy Butter.
.9 .
i, ,
M-QM
r, $1.00; Fine New Potatoes, 700,990.11; .
241m. Refined lingo
Count Eggs, 25o ozen; Canned Corned Beef, 200 it cant;-
linen?)0 antral Mineral Water, 250 a bottle; Lime Juice. lign and
the n t e. "'
All summons“ A“ SPEBIALTY i
Charles E. SeymotIr,‘7
leaning Enter, 33 Washington Street, South lomall.
“ grinning
Bought our n. a; n. no. 15,
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J,
Tickets of Admission, ill cents.
Saturday, June 20th.
I—3:an'b ...... ”Ii-rightun In;
L—vl comm» . ., .‘rrm’nie
:l—Ahrl‘nntt' II‘PUI Sable-y N a K a FE RRIS;
I (inlop ............. , Drab
;'>~("nrnot Solo ., ..
. y. by. f r. ,. . -
ti~ilvrrturo .Tr‘fl Minutes mtlr the lirlrrstrrli .fifff,..‘,‘;§,".\!,’3'§fl,‘f,§§$a“lf‘$’ [garfglgnéomfiki
T—(invntte.... . .................... lwrunru A y x ,, ._ l ' . . ‘ ‘
lt- Hornet fink; ”IA'dilMll‘lv'l’ l'ulkn (,f,u:‘g',n‘l: ”handily-x. 'lhnrsduye an Frriél‘agnu.
EVENING:
caught a lrcsiutiiul salmon weighing two 1.}
r. u. turn
79 Washington Street 80. Nurwalk.
“'31 hold I Ml" m é
* .‘lflmfl WWII!“ fiifiifi’figfiy" "’ “ ’
0n the evenings oi “'hite Lead,
1% 61383,.M..,.ax.._.;. -... . .. .. 3,,
Coach Colors and Varnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der, $73.00.
McUloskoy's Wood Filler~Best .
in the Market, $2.00 :1 Gallon. /
Painting,
Pa (er-Hanging.
Ca cimining.
79 Washington Street.
THE Vlllllll PlllllTlliE lllllllEI
(a silent piano (or techirnl practice).
AIM! the l't'lt‘lmttrfll Trent and P
. . ond Manes.
wtthulltitt-rr twateutancluding wit—sin at-
lurhrrrent. can be seen
by calling on brad renew
(v
Guru‘s: re; ”re;
In G. A. it. "all. Worthington Street Bridge.
The iriondaoi the veterans are I'llrrllnlly in-
vited to come and né-erlet in a mind mow.
517 it
" nonto‘u "POINT;
AFTERNOON:
concert by Smythe's Orchestra,
— .-.... From 4 to ii i’. lip—~—
PIIOGIKA Mill '
Organist 0! lllr‘
...~‘rlwtui Norwnlk M. E. church and
Dancing from it to "1:30 P. M.
Stage Icaww :‘uutli Surwnll. r-vvry hour,
N In
mourn cnnsronr' ,
nunsnoM nArMuNu
rilliilllfil'fi Ilth'Kr. illl'Tll NtlIlWALK.
FISH. FLUIS. UYSTI‘ZRS. Flil'l’l‘fi,
jtr‘ltl 3111
be necessaryior Illt‘ to view my otllre from
MI)‘ 25”] In
be“ and later! any:
main attend to
our Int
prr-iru; tin- romaandor n! tlu' Murmur-r Sr
l‘:\‘rl’)llllli},’lwl'>\\ ro-t \vn) ill-“ll. lt-rrr‘r i
ler in mil iiilrl w r tor your» It". Sou-r lwr‘.
hnvr ~m h Tral'lr‘llulw lM-n lumlr, l-Zn-rythrrre:
ltrupal pm; gt!
ill lu-zilllr.
trinity fur tin
Mlt'.
\"uirrr~lry (arm. at Houlb Fin.- )lrlv Kin-r. '
R. M. Collins,
,llu'I 2w
MISSEU]. lflHN
MlLLiNERY r
A Full Linen! Mourningt'nrummli Im Howl.
Bill ISLAND. "
('ombiow- Manh- l'p,
Agni-yr (or the
\\ 1‘ lim-
1'. I
Come Early Return the Best,
on rnouottji‘tirov nouns
III
Heron P6‘iNT,‘
A llElllHlHll SUMMER RESORT
New Hotel. Deligmtul Grove. New Bathing Houses.
First-Class Restaurant.
Harmonia um
riotintnqilio
implantation.
Are sellinga very nice quality
of Butter. It is from the Leb-
anon. CL. Creamery. At this
time of the year when pasturage
is lilt‘llly, the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready' Ellie
for oil the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the Butter which we
0;!” In your lllllll't‘. It is the
some sweet. Wt‘ll'lil‘dtlt! article
that is sold in rolls. at from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet as now buy. and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs. as well as by the sin—
glo pound. About 5!) pounds to
tlu- tub. if you wish at nice
" ”ll: artich- here you have it: 23C 3
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
DIBBLEILCBMSTMK
l3 NORTH MAIN STREET,
DI: \llil: l.\’
\'Elll~l"i'.\lll.|‘1\'. BUTTER. EHHS,
t’lllfil‘lh‘lfi.LARDfiiltll.'l.lll£li>'.
HULUUSA AND (ANNE-ll)
MINDS.
Dental Notice.
1N order to hike u post grzuluutr- Willi-«val tin-
t'bimgn «hill-urn! Ilrltltll Surge-rt. it will
June 2.“. I wrll return with the
Mixture-g and shall he ulna! In
cull: {or dental mull-cs.
DR. t'. i-‘. DUCTWIILL.
NGEMENT!
Htrr‘ytlnrr: in in» Litlllt' rug: in .. \u A.“
trv
mil NI llllelllr'sr- urt Il‘l'nlllll nrf
urn" «or rill-v. but mrr umurr—
N: trim nil-at» advantage or title
i
A
l'N'I‘llllllllill "Ale" IN
. S.
HUSNEI‘.‘ AN“ 'I'UQI
\ ' p.fi1}s.\r..t\\'i\' ii.\‘ .
: ll').‘.“. “\I'HS. - '
AND uvr-nn'rrrrxra r'tttr- - '23. .- 3W“
’mrxrm. rmrrruuxr-zuv. J" ~ 4 -‘
I...
, Graduatnllntinian,
noun a. Howl's. it We. Main St
nil I'umpiimtwl mam. Corn.
(mm prim-”pilot; or
Sulialwrliun ttilflltlleed.
for "Minna-yea.
Bill OF THE llllllll‘lllllllllll
FIVE MI LE RIVER
”bum-u tilted to
round hum-n ground
new it! old lion-r.
. 'u I'lutnte
lio. l2 North Main Street,
South Norwnllt. l‘unn.
Summer Mliilnery.
“'tv rm- ulterior: our entire htm'k oi
Al to great reduction. ’I‘In- ttfll'i‘w
Mu beyond mmpctitlun.
rtir li-xnls a Sperrnlty .
)Iadnmo lirlvawohl t'nr—vt
p rho \\ arm-r t’ur—t-h.
\. I.“ Spiritu. Mojmiir our! «rural
Irtlrrra.
Bargains.
“Pl-3N HVIIMNHH
. 1"Milli All” llllll Mlllllfl.
f n.r"’31,.thr3333{trill'lfir'fnrl-urlllnla Illa-er-
:um al In of momma rear; alumna“ um
«I! tun ten and triusmiurn. at prime whlrh will
l
u ‘ ho lllKII nut-tub and or "um-h innit lb-
: bout Iuatirllnua.
ll. anANK BOYLSTON
Kuwait l. MOI!
.lliifis . Sr. wu
South Norwalk. Conn.
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Wow Attractions.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty.
owrm at") Pnrirtttlmmv.
on: runs srnrnur "neon."
More South Nomi“: tor Rotor: Potuwrn no a. no, it on p. no.
it- - .
Point for South Not-walkmn
Map. in, Hop. m.
j s’uuoav rnrpe.’
” engineerinuopnaotrr
t
I
has
Inavekoton 05am,ltaoa.nt.,
none“
were mun-mould“!
it"?
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