63......» of the nan-rt varia- the
Assn-«mouwsumnnca
Thntollowlnglathommmotgie
" M concert to he
mflmflWMWfli
desirable seats are being nought
,loreshadowa the aocoesa ot the
oonoargand indhatea that it will he the
musical event at the year in South Nor-
walk.
‘ Dustt from “la Personal Daatlno"..
Slum Slim)! and Vidal.
Viollnflolo-Balladaaad Wl'ienntampa
lamina relief committee :th
wmfihlwoy. at the“
Verdi
.. .Yerdi
Bil. Vlelnl.
Plano Solo—Fantasia on Bella's, “Bohemian
Girl” ...............,.., ................Gl0m
Sly Giana.
“JawalSong’” from yang... ....I)onnod
Nile. Contains.
Romania from llarthn... * ....llotow
Blg'. Spin-roll
Grand duett from ”Semirnmlde".. .. .80an
.» Meadamea Gonzales and Scalchi.
’3» Violin Solo—The celebrated Scotch l'nn-
: "’""‘— . tnaln ........................ .. . Vleuxterope
M and liar they Spa-I their llonrs Mlle. Bimnli-
,_ i I'm-““- Ballad—”Longing"... Rubinstein ,
George B. St. John. oE‘Knight MLBtauley.
Entitlement!“ of relatives in New Tl“ amt “WM"M”WW°" ‘ “"3
Madam Gonnaloa and Mill.
Barn.
.mwm. of Philadelphia,
Wyli-Jmnie lackermtthehor—
ma thcguutof heraitchlI-a. A.
Y.Bealh,ofWutlainatreot. -
tunnel-anew.
.mnnxwt‘nmsaymuaytom a
' Iguana. return at Austin Corbin
' twhfiwwm Bar- “In
”I. w I"! met 80‘
poxlea‘torhiuiandthsntumd against
him. He got mad and acid hia 83m
Mflnhoutdfithatooathimunderdo.
Thinfiprdtol mono did appeaao
a "‘hhwialbandnowflfifllhoml- he
1' h-hauhyinsbaokthaatochal below
”and oontemphtta controlling the
‘ madafin. Anthem oliccra are
litanyear, he will probably “Vegan
Signorl Buigaroll and Yield.
__~_
DART“ AND NOBMON.
E. D. Baldwin, principal of the public
school at Rowayton. gare a stereoptioon
exhibition at the Nomton school, last
evening. Over a hundred nerve were
given, comprising familiar pictures from
the Bible and views of the late War, in-
ternment with comic scenes.
Dal-ion in atirred up over the sudden
dropping down upon it of a squad of un‘
known railroad surveyors. They expect
tornnthe lineeand Iarelnof a track for
a new railroad a little north of the prea-
ent New York and New Baron road. It
is believed to be an attemptof the New
York, New England and Hountonic to
get an outlet into New York city.
Yesterday morning the train from
New finrcndueto arrive here at 7:45,
Pa not abut during the entire
WWW Irving Smith,
"nigh-Woe. Edward Miller
“but one day. Helen Swam.
WW. Waldo llnymond. Aver
age I! monthly report for theentire
,3.“ Smith. mperoe'nm Helen
MOI:
and let it pm, and in doing so were col»
Ira-h; 8w. '1' “'3'“
“J'lornfiserwood. 94. Ex-
,p the year's work,
“It “Flora Smith. Oi:
Wm
91km
muniti- “arts. 80; Irving
silt. 3; Jerome Frank. N' Alb?“
wanna-immune.
”Au-alumni» ofNorwathIfl
a pannatic tired ladiesP
hiahlcycle.
”If. Sarah Wu“. a teacher in the
opium-tau In bicycle tom!
flan-thorium”! '
. “famous lawn-lusci-
“Whisperemomentatoteaclr
Qhwuxtoridethefriahy wheel.
’lhaMphnWheslclubwillbeontfor
unto-unit The um iafrorn
this double concert. scamperod away,
llllll AND THERE.
Chronicle-I In a Manual for-h.
Day. May 30.
Bridgeport.
a spiritoljuest.
.tldi’ahmdquartulat'lflaharp. burnedby lacsndiaries early yesterday
“my Victorcmhlou Mills. Twoweraon a farm owned
ambit-muzfibyear. 51MB. KW. one of which was
npmnau-‘sw bylklwud leaning. Theotharharo
ii~Ԥ'ianhwu no m M wnaownsdhyAbel r. Beardsley. The
Inmatflrem'a
ofonenuothuand
nlraoeonaly. The!
“outflow
. new“: Convention.
all burning aim
willbahoutthamlddhoflay.
h. . ”mill-3.3. [Ix gift-mgr,
Seymonrlntha
I. Waller in the
mamras arm
I
Ian-nu
a... summit-rm-
when approaching Glenhrooh. alowed up
andcamenoarlytoa stop by reasonof
three or four boys on the tracks walk-
ing toward Nomton. They had been in-
vited by frequent Willi-lien ”I the engine
of an up manager train to step aside
fronted by the engine of the down train.
which tooled in like manner for a like
purpose. The boys, Inuch frightened by
two of them narrowly escaping injury.
The Important News a! the County
The Greenwich Driving nanociation will
hold its spring meeting on Decoration
The Phwnix Packing company, of Boe-
ton and Kansas (my, Mo, is to locate in
Charles A. Ball formerly assistant
“mentor at Fairfleld, has left town,
and it is said that the police are looking
for him, Ml. Annie Baker charging him
with having retained her engagement
ring, whichhetook some woeha ago in
Threobam in New Pairiicld were
mudhylohnLStsrcnaandtheothrr
fires were started within II few minutes
in. will reach
UilntoIIB.Darlawaa seen hyva New
mmkegbasrreporteraod nuthorlred
slam“ the data committee
will want aant'haahy. April ll. lnNew
Hath‘lo‘atarnilna the Woof the
pallWWWfltwhiahhanygm
"filament-them
Mummmunnm
or A. P. llyda. father of Dayan-elect
Hyde. ltelsetaChariaac. We!
'l'hotnaa
and In ths
Poanhhamtc. Motorwa-
harahsuehaal tor the
atria MMfiawoe
. ”hat-Idhflthatdua. no
hint Numb .
mkblflyhanlfianw “will
Then Pollock Tired of Hit
_ W EwSerrant.
2' ‘ I‘D WW. ”wry. lowarar. Was 'lhntIII
Ilnahaad Abandoned llar and M
milieu—no lldal Pollack Inc Ina
. mini—fleangl'allaeh “lamina-
law YomApI-il Ill—m demo or Iii
roroalntarorotldwardll’ollockin tilt
auitagain'athiairifnmcmflnda thatHra
Pollock we not guilty of the infidelity
chargadhyharhmhand, but that she do
aertedhint. Shah granted titty dollars i
mouthforthenaintenanceoltwochlldren
whoaregirenintohercustody. Edward!
Pollockiaaaon of (blond Alexander Pol
landtatreetandeeataireet. 'l'hawifi
tromwhomndwardhassscured’a divans
wagnntlltheiraecratmarrlagain 1887.”
Alexanderl’ollock’smald. Ellenwaahlghly
thought of in the no at 1587 she an
nonmdherintentiontoaccept other em
ployment.
'l'hia win-parrot the renamed-mm
hereall’audyonng Pollock to conceal their
relationn She started {or this city tron
Nyntkoalcpt. 27.131. ldward also hit
outhaaaiaadayandtheywsremarriad.
. Young Pollock's Charges.
nan-raw- then twenty-our yearaand
“mlwowthnayearn ohhr. Thin
latter lengths lawyers for the husband
“with. to marryher. Yonnglfr.
Pollockdiogmtscmenm himahowu
nhonttohecomamotherandajolad him
into the marriage to aarehergoodnama.
She denies it and avers that he wuawill‘
ingprincipallnthematch. Theirflratchild,
a pretty girhwaa not born untilsm'l,
1888.
Anerthemarriagetheylired in amtin
Onellnndred and Thirtyvilfth street that
had been furnished by Edward.
It was not until thoanmmerof 1890, full!“
years after the necret marriage, that
parents Earned that a daughter and one
grandchild had been added to their family.
Panamanian!” tbtfllwardhad not
'heenattentire to his wife. One day aha
calledattheelder Pollock‘s place of bani
ne- aud told about the met marriage.
(Dione! Pollock was forlorn and (tackled
that his son should not live with Elan any
linger. Very soon thereatter the-sonic"
hiawife.
Ila Deserted llar, She Says.
'l'haaoulnhisaultlordirornaailagedthat
Elan deserted him and went to her ola
hometolire. Sheen the other hand.
aartathatthedeasrtlonwnaall on his
and that when he went away she waa left
in destitute circumstances
Pollock alleged in his complaint that he
was not the father of his wilt-‘5 second child
The court found that this charge was on
true.
The case will be appealed to the mprenn
court of Dakota. and Mrs. Pollock's Inwyen
any they have no doubt the recent decision
will he rererned. Meanwhile Mrs. Pollock
Bmaintaining bowel! and children in thh
city from what money she cam sewing
It is rumored in Sioux Falls. accordingtc
dipatchos from that plane. that young Pd
lockianoon to marrynlira. Cnthbenaotga
former member of the large divorce onion}
of Dakota.
A null bought by fire. Pollock, Jr
agninathlouel Alexander Pollock h non
pandlmin theme-inner thiscouaty
She asks for 8:50.000 for the alienationol
her husband a elections.
Athlnlaa u lepreeant Yule.
New Ham. April S—Ths following
twenty-one oaadidatea for the Yale tract
athletic lean: hrs gone to the training ta
chfiw. Allen, ll. EBwnyue, A. Pond
J.l.Good.D B. Lyman, ll. LVnningaa
I. Hamill? Beardale . ii Scorille.A
C.
G.
B
€¢
mmw. Liliich.A.G.Dirhon, 0
Cartwright.w
P. D. Lyman. P I". Stillman and W. ll
Wright. captain These are the leading
track athletes In calm.
The New tori Ill-I9 Canal.
Wuanroros, April 8.—'l'ha houao eouI
mitten on railways and tennis ordered a
favorable rewrt on the bill a
Olmuntoenahh: the secretary or warn
aaosrtsiuths feasibility and probable coat
doomtrnctlng aahip canal (torn thegrrat
lakeatolhe navigable waters of thallnd
non rIrer.
I...“ unfiliigii...
Wuaram. April A—Penaion Commie
rloaar III! Ian and was More tar
a It...“ laun- Man made.
www.mnmdth
Miss-law "Brianna”
aligns lama amenable-ilk
IllBIIIEII iii IIIIII
which.
Inns-a daring them
l'ulparcaut
more, or 18.13 era: has .1”, the
wholamhardzlaa inmhatalullr
msmnynipmnuuncm W
hornalnoalm-umm 53,5le 0.11pm
cent. The whole numberot lamb-Inn
peuonalnthaliawlngiandatat- la
hopsont their oontentlonthataht -
canLnfthemalsaolrolingage
In. mmuosmtoaslpm
malsaot votingagaaretonhharn
launch-ms,
engatipsrcentnnltew Hampshire.“
percent; iuVMMpar-ieat.m
inflame, intone-t. helm
Hillel rmu—oneyaanotspndm
number, tor the in states moored,
nun
lam
par! day’saeuionotthaworld’seoaferenoaot
, r.) w of."
new“ annual-awn. '
anus-a mama-urns: ., oasis
Dot Damn-la lees I'm a! a
nae! Moore who and m ; ~
I law You. Aisha-16“ will ha
Mammnwmwmmm
Ml!" WMM'I‘MM
humanism
Thumb lawmhfim
drab-goods.
Inca-lawman In. one: run
Manama-tweak”
nunnflflaMIIatW-anhwona
Mlnmaaliuerinightnotharalaahaflout
mamhadaottha’ hntlar infirm
.MWba‘a-itlt. but,
Hmnhsanaanlouatarmdnya
afloat-o! “hungry Ha has no:
amok” «mm
bWuarylhne he” inuaed
evxcasdthefemaleainlainahymaadla
Ymgm
lannnectlcutthelnae-slafafin
m hasehs triaatomaadthan
”Bistro-ammo“ Draymbnt
marshaltaoflip. new.»
sort Hilliaah auteur. notation in lab
own hell-ll olefin; to M“ Drayton or
anymwhohadtheaerratomthim.
UnfindohnhfiulllranJedidnotdrnw
Yor New w u a whole 01.8w
are
all.
arrest.
thutu-uyladthe letters
Md by lilhanh and Baron while
thqwarahara
'l'lnallnallaaWaa Danes-rad.
leiflhfihflandldhflfuw
lanthatnrday butlonows urged him to
nee-plant waehaloaur. lle cou-
huttha reaipt or «up man
mwmwmm
manurwlhimththaiaaflaluapattlng
at! thacanntayanthrmsuafisr to
IthodelaI-IIOJBIM’CI d
it
mwperoeut; law
::
CURE!) BY HORMON ELDERB.
at the It 'urll'n m
In. April l—‘l'ha non-d
thereorganiaed Inca church waa at
tandedhyauhsueaaaot mummy
reaming 35.000 people. lany nature told
theirexporiemsatotholayingoudhande
by the eldmot the church and the miracu—
louacnreswrtormdhythem.
Oneeider testifiedthathehadheen sick
withthegripand wan about to die. The
miniateringeldenlnid their hnda onhitn
andtoidhlmthathawouhlnotdiaaathera
was a great worh fir hlmtodo. newt
well.
Anothrraaintwnntadtheprnymot the
churchtocure drains-d standing.
trnyar. Jar-y
ifllornweliradluthttowuhawonldget
ridden“ downtheltilloroaéiull on nqnhed
rs
J.ColemanDraytnuyna-adnoaurprba
orerthedepaltnraol'le-nllmrowe and
“hank. Bemaintainsdthe manila-ca
thathahuallnlong ahownconoerning hi
No Deal In was Either.
an You. April It—Jahn SargsatWIae
has rant n latter to lealIaGnaana
which E M. the We!
linWhgthatahahadnarerdataudln
.nndthatde
whiahy were decried at erllsaul’aotrna
aaintwouldnaetheni,heaaid. Them
Jasephwillatthisaadou ginameiatiou
tothe church on hapthn of the dead-a
tanghtbyhiafather. 1mm lartyr.
iiiéi'a
5
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Finlri
i
i'
r
5?
“numb-lane!
hatlhaflraeua
MMMmforhermndfathar,
Onions! I. W
. Thalettarwuwntbn,”
our harp}: wemnov “9W a“ “101111!ng
“MW-mun...“ thre‘gocrgni lelolinee out me
Yb
3'
alareuorthsplarons mane
52E
mmmamgu D“! '7
I”
' gafwaengii'nton Street.
83 Washington Street.
83 Washington Street.
‘1 p In.Sat.andon
South Norwalk.
to. Thorn who inimd in:
63903513 duringthe exhibition days ahould use every effort
‘toeasmihemaiook whilaitiaatillinita originalbeauty.
. Minolta! lhemmommdrmmahownmsinglapnmmwndrm
‘itly two dreaaeaof akind. Beingour own specihlpmm theywfllbg
fonndtobeqnlioalexoluaIveasanypattemspurchaaodinParla. 3
.m..._.....—.—M_ mM.meWm—- 7"“ .. "n...“ ,,
B. F. Stern”
u sIIIIIIIIIIIII mm. L
Music Hall Block
HEA139UABTER8 mm
IIEFIIIIEIII‘IIII—t
In Hard and Soft Wood.
" All Sizes, ' ‘ .
AT LOW PRICES.
The only place in the city where
clover iaIIII creamy Bullet
18 SOLD.
D. P. MORRELET
J1] PensionoA’tgHmEymflgtl
tel
111 Wuhinan m Smith Norwalk. All.“
Solar-“Public.
.. w... ...-_ _.......-......-._....
"III IIIl IIIaIiI armrest.
manner for the least money. Pollen satisfaction
nteed. Vanitsrlielntoeledfroo. A duel
T33: 4450. South Norwalk. ”an
LIGHT AS!) HEAVY TRUCKING.
Fianna and household furniture
roinmlydcllvered. (Mice No.11! W nahi
{on street. South Norw alk. 63.3.... (Ila
““TT"=
Day Scavenger.
NNNWNLK and SBNTN INIWNLK.
Vaults and murals cleaned on the tram-
ad lbw by Lin-rm Mon to Falrfielri avenue.
B t. Orders taken at ill Main outlet
”or
sum IIIIIIIIIIII sIIIIIIni mt
upendnilyfrotnnrd.tol£n. 113.; and Mitch
waymuinummuoe. ,.
E'lnwrntallowedondemalte.
ALDEN $0131.!
.3”: ll.‘0
llli. S. It. SCIIIIPPIII.
VETEIllllllll BURSEIIII.
:33 Railroad Place. South Norwalk. and
Grecm'r'a Drug Store. Sorwnik. 432m
3. D. B A Y'L‘E 3.”
lil North Main Street, South loo-alt
Practical and Scientific Optician
F yea {Ir-:1 erly lean-v1 and fitted with glasses.
Wear rigItion-I pr molly tillml Vt:- n glasses pm.
‘In 0 vi names. t1
Jacob M. Layton.
Realfieuteand Home A ent.(ic1wral In.
some Anna ncy—Fire. LIE: and Accident.
i3
ltianothaowui-twhatlra. Whanld. ,
W that a. had
striking Exhibits
-——.—A'l' _.. ..
M. 8. §N|
and Capes.
Tll’.8
In in that Diapanmem
We have on exhibition all the Spring styles of Jackets Roofers
III Ilur Drestiluuidfls [Department
orda, Camele’ llair Stripe. etc, etc.
We defend our already; ained reputation of
aatiafy In” ”3t wfim WT}.
things to he found.
W”
min also Womwithd Underwear.
effects, consisting of
clot a, Golden Rod Suitings,
In Ilur Black Goods lIeparImenI
carrying the la
and most complete line, and one glance at our stock is enoug
IIIII HositIy’, underwear,
Corset and Kid Glove Department Is now filled with all the good
IlIiI IlenIs Furnishing SIocII
Half Hone. hundried and Un-
Unlanndriod Outing and French
line of Gents’ Night Dresaosjust received.
will Pd
.3. Our IIIIIIiIIIn
flaw alway3to “"5;nt complete
’33 Whaling
‘ Ii
Ocean Steamshl Tickete—(‘ahinand Stool-n: e.
Dmtts for £1 ens upwards and Pullout} Order»
t I all parteof Europe. NotaryPu . hlicacl
Ieds: cinema when. Raflrmul " .icketn. »
e choc km! to domination.
Wmhimrton street. mm to Past 0“:
Snub Norwnlk. I oan.
HOMER B. How;
hpefl'llaichmaler and Jeweler
”NORTH MAIN STREET.
Repairing of line an! cumpllcntul were hes a
specialty Key wind. rhangul to stem. Ever)
futility for first clue w r -
Icnl abllltr to do the Ballet and the ”an“
Merrill Busmess CnII633.
STAMFORD. COX!“ ‘I
.l wi‘ w raw-he i nil-ling «ohml for both gnu.
E in: amines» hunch taught thorough
I mmnu. F nglish and college preparatory MILT-
"Business homes on lied with o m
ante (mot nrxr. W tlive
lieu; miners blur South Namath and vicinity
for the male aoxl rental of tin Retain
Ilani 1'3 pewriier Typewrder supp!
For (. zalnlognead
M..A MERRILL. Michal.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
”apeI IIaIIgn. Balciminel, T’IIIITBI
And dealer in
Will. PAPER lNIl IliIIIIlEIlS.
1 North Main street. So. Norway.
Sample boob of hill line intact at lea or
ol’nper-I. Borders and (i It Mouldings in am to
honour for impaction. on notice by pontal.
nrio Intimate» chnrlnllv Kim
Tl. W. IIIIllIiES,
Ilarpanlar and Builder,
WmII-l moi-strum announce lot the
that he is now "pared in execute all
his line to ram! with dhirtnh
Wt one but ml wnr mm Inn
entla
action guarantee-Ii. Adore-n.
llor ml. NorwnIIIJ mm. 9111113
Piano ForIe Lessons.
Cation ornthireoa
IIEIIIE I. NISIINIIIT.
a “Hit arenas. South Kuwait.
Inference. Walter J. Hall. an
stream“ Y. “WITH m
Boot IIIIIIsI. 801:ij
waA‘f
Mt Malmo’s
Matti. lIEflIIEfi
“Millennial-nun W *
.....
’mmly’oe mum thnwoek was I... exhibition made byour
There has been even W praise from“
superb collection mtoned‘
nlmm
Aauaual with -
Vaults, and Cesapoola cleaned in the heat ‘
D. P. monriELL.m"”'
M‘Bd‘.“ .
ranks and packages called for and
filWaell ‘3. ,'.| l,.:. .y~..
-%
Ohm,
._ 13‘
H.rit.3'3 a.
1541’}? 56333:} TM ’ .. "
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