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EVENT OF Silllllill
A! A “All WIATIII
. ssooss llldlll.
”dmnlent Dell-wed bye
wmufld III- Ws m
Usenmr-re.nm.ntcwncwn
'hcssnndflsuntedlnvneocnsreily.
‘ Tcstcrdey wes n record-bunker in
weyof wcntber. Atencerly
:cficurthtbc ing it wee evident thet
’ficdnywoud be e searcher. By noon
, sns found it fsirlyv blistering,
("oven on the shady side of the street.
Itrew bets received e decided boom end
ssdewetsr fonnlelns proved bonenree
to their owners. The excessive beet
wm msdc endurebls, however, by the
low grcde of humidity end n slight
been. About 4 o'clock it begun to
elondup in the west end shortly before
5 o‘clock there some n sudden squell
thetllfted thch in clouds from the
strestcendsweptit elougetehurricene
rote. Everybody out of doors hestily
sought shelter. The dust storm lested
ebout ten minutes, end during thet
time v’innumerebie limbs were blown
fromtress end the electric wires were
bndlytsngled. Then cents edownpour
of more rein. wccmpenicd by vivid
Ilgbtuicg.Therc were only two very henvy
”of thunder during the storm, but
thus wee lob of electricity in theeir
end theloverhcsd wires shout town
nnppsdend creckedlncesseotiy.
AtBoton Point clouds of send were
blowniuell directions end people hee-
tusdtothchotel for protection. Some
of the members of the Pine Lodge
club were et the cottege end they quick-
clceed the windows to escape the
"slutoon." Anemusing incident is re-
ef e well-known Norwelk femily were oi
the Point, end when the storm broke
they were hestening for e trolley cer.
Thesend bewildered them, end thrust-
ingthe bebe into the arms of e well-
known bechelor, they shouted "Put its
heedunder your cost and run for the
club house." The men run end the girls
followed. Upon reeching the club house
one of them feinted from fright.
There were severe! upsets in the her-
borwhen the sudden squeii come up.
George Telmndge wee out in the Sound.
when his seilboet wee cepsized. People
on thesborc nt Roweyton new the cool.
dot. end 'Ccptein Stenley E. Lowndes
put out in his oyster steemer end
picked Ir. Tnimsdge end. his boot up,
end brought them sehore.
Gershom Reymond, of Spring street,
wee out fishing in hie yscht, necr Bound
Beech, when the boot went over. He
clung to the side of the croft, end men-
egsd to peddle sshore.
Lightning struck the hero oi the reer
of Ire. E. P. Wood‘s residence on Well
shuntend ripped e hoerd ofl neer the
door. It liret struck e tree user by end
followed e wire to the building. The
dding torn from the structure wee shei.
' w,udsplinten were thrown ncerly
u hundred feet. From the burn the bolt
followed the fence end sheltered the
gerden gets. lire. S. L. Wood, who wee
in the house, wee slightly shocked.
On Well end hfein streets stends in
front of severel grocery stores were
blown over. Olsen Brothers were gar
ting in their show once from the
sidewnik when the wind blew the doors
shot with such force thet they were
forced cutwerd. wedgisg themselves to-
nnd brenklng the hinges. The
concumion broke the pletc glues in the
doors. They were festened so tight thet
it took the united efforts of severel men
tofcvce them beck so they would open.
On Union Perk e lergc limb wee blown
J from n tree. tubing with it the fire elerm
wlr-conncctcd with box 24. Superin-
tmdsut Hoyt cut the box out over night,
end todey the demegc wee repeired.
A lergc limb wee blown from n tree on
lrenklin evenuc, in front of E. If.
G-dnu’s residence. The limb demolish-
cd c section of the division fence between
the premises end those of Frencis
honerd ‘
Alergcllmbofnmeplstrre in E. I.
lcrritt‘s yerd. corner of Weter end
nepsl streets, wee blown down. In
Alonso Nickerson’s ysrd e lerge spple
unswcntover.
Isneger. B. Burris, of the Telephone
mowehesdtimsstrelghtsning
outfitsnglsdwirssthismornlngfll'hc
clrcnitswcresllworkiognicslybynoon.
Asthswlndswept down Weshington
suustltupsstsdlspleyccssstendlng in
frontd In. Helen nolmrs' millinsry
Mendbroketkcgisn. .,
Thehurrlcens blcwoverslergc use
infrcutoftbs residenccoflrs. 'i‘hcd-
dcmBeosdichouDeystrssl.
fiswlndblswoutthcplstsglesswln-
dowin the door of George B. Wick’s
3;”!be houscon Frenklln eve-
“VIM“.
Thsnnsrcsrrisrsof tiresiets heldedrmu
nests In low Keven. Thursduy efa-
mud repulsed c nets accul-
W
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hennalssd. .
menu ELI! Til! Hill!-
A lilithstwilllsssirstbcilsnssnt
stillness-ell tsbseekcl fer.
Tbcesmminsseppoinndfcrihstpun
possmctlcstevcnicgetJobuE.l.lght’s
Maidens-lunch further the cheer
.tcrsof thetrnmwsycompeniss. It wee
nude known thet the minority report of
the rnilrosd committee eilowcd ti'eoksgc
under the Weshlngton street bridge, in-
‘stsnd of prohibiting it. on wee supposed.
It wee fioeily decided to esk for en
emendmsnt to the bill thet will require
tbccooseut of the Council for treckege
under the bridge, more then s single
trsck on North lulu street from lsrsb-
eii to the southerly side of West Wesb-
ingtion street, end on on other street in
the city now occupied by 'sny electric
roed. This will include Esst Weshing-
ton end South Ifsin streets. The follow-
ing sub-committee wee nppointed to
fremc the emendment necesssry: Sene-
tor John E. Ferris, John E. Light, Nel-
son Teylor end A. Blenchsrd.
WHERE PEOPLE WORSHIP.
frogs-nines of Icliglonn Services In the
Churches of Norwelk. Tomorrow.
At the South Norwelk Congregetionel
church, tomorrow morning. the pestor's
sermon topic will be “The Gospel of
Hope." Orgen prelude. Breutlied, by
Jensen; poctlude. Triumphs! Iferch,
Costs. Ire. Wheeler will sing “The
Lord is my Light" (Pselm xxvii), by
John B. Morph. In the evening. the
sermon will be on “The Index end Con-
tents of Cbcrecrer." Orgnn: Russien
Romence, Eofmenn-Shelley, end Fen-
tssie in D, Weegmen. Solo end nnthem
by the choir.
At the First Methodist Episccpel
church, Rev. A. S. Kevenegh, pester,
sacrament of the Lord's Supper in the
morning end reception of members by
letter. In the evenings lergc close of
probetionere will be received into full
membership. Strangers end non-church
goers ecpecislly invited. ‘
Rev. A. E. Wyett will occupy the pul-
pit of the Norwelk Methodist church,
Sundey morning end evening. The sec-
remcnt of the Lord’s Supper will be ob-
served in the evening. with en ulter-
meeting in the lecture-room. Every one
is mode w‘cloome. ‘
The Rev. T. K. Noble, of the Congre-
gstiousl church, Norwelk, will preech
in the Congregetionel church et Wilton,
on Sundcy, exchenging with the pester,
the Rev. W. D. Eert.
Bev.Gsreld E. Boerd will prcnch oi
the West Norwelk Union chspei tomor-
row elternoon.
At theY. M. C. A. song service tomor-
row, Secretory J. E. Jackson will give e
“licert Teik.”
There will he s processiouel st the
Cbepel Our Holy Saviour tomorrow
night.
Charity collections will be taken up et
St. Mary’s church tomorrow.
“DOT” SONWELL’S LATEST.
The Sonic Chnrmcr hue two [its end
Chergcs e Poileemnn with Asceult.
"Dot" Sonwell, the socks chermer, of
Eest Norwelk, know in privete life no
Lottie Clymer,wne errestsd by Police-
men Wedsney. of the West Thirticth
street stetiou, New York, Wednesdey
night, on e cherge cf disorderly con-
duct. 0c the wey to the stetion she bed
e fit, end in the stetion house she indulg-
ed in euother. She wee removed to the
New York Eocpitsl, where bruises
were found on her heed end other perts
of her body. She nccused Policemen
Wedsney of heving kicked end] struck
her. The police sey,howevcr. thet she
received her injuries by n fell on the oer
truck in Sixth evenuc, when nttncked by
the lit.
The women hes figured in seversl sen-
setionel episodes, end hes twice been in
the hospitels enduring from "sucks
bites" ellcged to hevc been received while
bundling "vicious rettlsrs" in the course
of her profession.
Inn-riot Buy ut the School.
The following Icrnoriel Dsy progrem-
mn wee rendered by the middle gredes of
the Concord street school, ycsterdey:
Bong, “Speed Outliepubllcz" senitstion
"Our Soldiers." lssbsl Pelresr; quote:
tions. six boys; “little Soldier Boy},
Noelle Gledstooc; “The Unknown Dcnd.’
SucicUtslnger; "licmoriel Bey." Nobel
Oledstons; song, “Bring Your Choicest
mourn" ”Dceorsllcn Dey,"six pupils;
“Boldla‘s Bluulsm." Gertie Belloren;
neitedcn, Henry Lyle; "Our Baum,”
Iebei Boutcm "The Flowers,” Irene Du-
feult: "Whn'sers’l‘hcyf" Serumic Vei-
sor: "The Children.” Gilbert Schuls;
Oomsedrs hleep, ” Annie Jon
' drmu.“’l‘hc bins end the Grey. ” Milieu
.recinnoc. Line Alperti‘song.
' There Over with nceetifsl l‘low-
ers.” '
ads-ho-
Mahmud Thsldml
BOUTE NORWALK.
[APTININSS Ill '1'" CAT '0'“
0! Till NOIWALIS.
leetcelc end Insertion of the loll-u
Oink etthc lsmeanichennlens~A
Forthcoming Wedding or lets—the
Quill end Coming of fenplc.
The nusicelc of the saline club, lest
night. et the home of lfiss Emily Jenn-
ings. West street. wee e delightful sifeir.
mended by ebout ilfty members end
guests. The progrsmme wee es follows:
notion less! ,
Mrs. Albert 1. Wheeler.
“maria—“Alpine Bells." ............ Herbert
1 Keep. In Ferris, Eeien Swertz.
Vocel Duo—“lacy end Tompkins."
Ethel Keep. Susie Smith.
Violin solo—"lteiieuischo Eotnnuze.".. .Bohm
Olive lioit.
Vocei solo—“fret” Mey."..... . . .. . . . .licClein
Alice Byxbce.
Bone solo—“Odd l‘ellows‘ Much". .Suvsnsou
Nnomi Smith.
Vooel solo-"Steer for the Lighthouse,"..Devis
Eve Ferris.
Picno duet-Opus t ..................... Kuhlen
Florence Kendeil. Ethel Keep.
Vocel duo—"Come Where Sleep the Dewy
Violets ................................ Belfc
Alice Bysbce.‘ Necml Smith.
Pienofieole-Lohengrin ................. uybec h
Ifnbel llling.
Solo—"Beonuesl Love You. Deerl"..
Mrs. Albert E. Wheeler.
Pienc trio-Don Gloveuni antesie ..... Beyer
Alice Dey,Grecs Seymour.lthcl Keep.
The conclusion wes e pley "In Went of
n Servnnt,” the cherecters of which
were teken es follows:
Ir. Nersbeli
Snowdrop Weshingtou i ......... Noemi Smith
hfrs. Hershell ...................... Susie Smith
llergeret Fleuegen ................ Blou- Smith
letrine 'l‘ollinstcln ............... Helen Swerts
hire. Bunker .................... Emuy Jennings
The eccompsniste were W. E. Humi-
ston. Iii-sec Florence Kendall, Ethel
Keep end blemie Schsub. Refreshments
were served.
Dr. W. L. Weed loft South Norwelk
this morning for Middletown, N. Y...
where he will remsin over Sundey.
He will return blondey, accompenied by
his wife, who hes been spending severei
weeks there.
Dr. E. A. Woodwerd. of Norwelk,
will been usher er the wedding of his
sister, Mire Deisy Grece Woodwerd, to
Welter McQueen. which token piece nt
the Old Trinity church, New York, blon-
dey evening.
Invitetions hevc Men issued for the
wedding of Edwerd Gorhem Wilkinson
end lies Florence Helen Thompson. et
the First Methodist Episcopel church,
Fridey. June 14th, et hnlf pest seven
o‘clock.
Ifr. end lire. E. F. Bucknem end hire.
0. L. Adems left South Norwelk this
morning for n sojourn et Livingston
Iienor, Sulliven County. N. Y
W. F. Bryentof thp Holmes. Racist or
Seiicck Co.'e shipping dcpevtmcnt, will
teke his ennuni veceiion next week. He
will spend it in Georgetown.
The Fridny Whist club wee entertained
by Mini Julie Clerk, of Elm street, yrs-
terdey ellernoon. The prize winner was
Him Iley Higgins.
lire. Fenton Beers, of Weetport eve-
nue,hss been spending s few deys with
friends in Brooklyn, end will probebly
return tonight.
Eowerd W. Mercer, who has been the
guest of Miss J. Pecrl Gregory, for e few
deye, hes returned to his home in
Brooklyn.
Ir. end lire. E. W. Vurgeeou end son
Eowerd. of Brooklyn, hsve been visiting
Ir. end Ire. Deniel Dunlop, Roton Elli.
lfrs. F. G. Simone, of Union street, is
tospend the coming two months with
friends in Brooklyn end Steteu lsiend.
Ifr. end Ire. E. D. Aivord, of Bridge.
port, ere guests of Er. end Ire. L. E.
Bucknem, South Ilein street.
hire. Williem Euhbell, of Mein street,
Norwelk, will sell for Europe on the
“Teutonic,” next Wednesdey.
lfr end Mrs. A. Hubbell, of Toning-
ton, ere guests of Mr. end Mrs. J. D. Jen-
nigs. of Elm slrcct.
hfles Elizsbcth Reymond, of Wilton,
hes been the guest of lire. 8. W. (ire.
gory, this week.
Jemes Semple, of Torringtoch e guest
of his brother, Alexendcr Sempic, of
West evenuc.
Else Annie Ifillierd end Ilse Killer, of
Norwelk, errived home from Denver
lut night.
In. S. B. Welch end dsughtcr Flor-y
cuoc erc visiting with friends in Wri-
ton.
lidwsrd Jondrceu. of Woodwcrd eve.
nus, hes been visiting friends in Brook-
lyn.
lies Ide Ashton. of Norwelk, returned
home iestevening from s vnit inhpring-
field.
“Julie Wellsy, of Deyetrcst, will
spend the summer in Kcypcrt. 1.. i.
It Ifelnic lurtin. of Ann street. is
spending the week in Denbnry.
list Educ Wighnrn is e guest of her
sister Iebvl. It New Britsln.
mums-s1.
Wstcb for the free dnlribntlon of
. . Eew ley
M’sm Flekfl. “The ldrei
dunner food.”
MW
sTclunsouL.
h I .
Till Bill“! Hill.
A hclth lawelk Couple heperntsd
en the ilrsueds cf leldcllty.
In the doctrine Civil Court. ysstsr-
dsy eftersooc. tonrdlvorcss were greet-
cd by Judge mm es follows;
Ids W. Eetfield. of South Norwelk,
obsolete divorce from Williem 8. Est-
dcld.on the ground of infidelity. The
couple lwere merricd November 1. 1804
The pistol“! wee greeted .900 elimony.
Amends A. Underblll from lorenso
Underhill, both of Denbury. for intem-
persucc end cruelty. The couple were
merricd in Februery. 1880.
Williem L. Bredicy. of Huntington,
from' Elle Brsdley, of ports unknown.
The couple were msrricd Ilerch 4,1890
The ground for the divorce wee thet of
intemperenoe.
John If. Meloney, of Bridgeport, ebsc-
Iutc divorce from lssbellc Meloney, of
Werssw, N. Y. The ground wee decor.
tion. The couple were merried lisy 31,
1881.
BUGLE OR BUST.
Thus Ipckc n lcmbnr of ‘It. Luke’s
Church, Willie-chug. end it DIsbnndcd.
The members of St. Luke's Methodist
Episcopel church. Williemsburg, hevc
voted to disbend their church society
beceusethe New York Eest Conference
will not eppoint es their psetor the Rev.
Williem E. Boolc.e pronounced prohi-
bitionist, who hes been on sctivc work
erreceutly in Prohibition Perk, Sieten
Islend, end who wee formerly pester of
the South Norwelk Icthodist church.
Atthcmeeting, held in the perlor of
the church. corner of lercy evenuc end
Penn street. it wee openly cherged thet
pestcru of neighboring churches were
jeelous of llr.Boole's ebility es e preecher;
thet the Brooklyn Church society of the
Memodist Episcopel church bed, by e
scheme thet much resembled the methods
of pewnbrokers, converted e gift to the
church into 1' icon, which made the
church helpless to do enytbing except
whet the Brooklyn Church society
wentcd it todo. end thet the epproech
tothiinew bridge to be built over the
Eest river would teke the property of
the Control Ielhcdlst Episcopel church,
endthet the Brooklyn Church society
wnnterl the property for the Centrei,
which is en older end e lerger church end
is self- supporting.
8t.Luke’echurch wee o ized es s
rel-ion, fourteen ycers _egc. The mie-
sion:gsew into n church, end eight ycers
sgo‘it rehcd 07,000 to which the Brook.
iyn Church society eddcd 81,000 The
church bought its hendsome brown stone
church building from St. Peul'e Protes-
tent Episcopel church for $0,000, end
essumed s 012.000 mortgegc. The
Brooklyn Church society sgreed to pey
the interest on the mortgege on long es
the church met ell other expenses.
The Rev. Williem E. Hubble wee pes-
tor of the church. Becnure of his ego he
wesjuneble to preecb regularly, end the
Rev. lfr. Boole wee cngeged. his piece-
ed the congregetion, end when Ir.
Hubble resigned e few weeks ego the
members of the church esked the Con.
furnace, through the presiding cider, to
eppoint Mr. Boole pester of the church.
Ifr. Boole wee not sppolnted, it being
expleined thet he wee more of e politi-
cien end e prohibitionist then s Metho-
dist. hir. Boole continued to preech in
the church until lest week. He then
notified the church thet he would not
till the pulpit nny longer, end members
of the Boerd were informed thet be re-
meincd nwey beeeuee he bowed to the
will of the Conference. The odlciei
bocrd not heving been notified thet e
minister bed been eppointed to till the
pulpit lest Sundey, resolved to lock the
church. A clergymen bed been eppoint-
cd, however. He found the church doors
looked.
The meeting wee celled to endorse the
notion of the Board in closing the church.
The notion wss endorsed. end then the
question of submitting it id the Confer-
enceerose. It was ennouncd thet the
Rev. E. 0. Tree bed been eppcinted
tothe pulpit. Robert Ehlers, who pre-
sided et the meeting, seid Mr. Tree wee
e good men, but might not be the men
for St. Luke's church.
Eereemcmber celled out “We will
hevc Booleor bust.”
Then the cheirmsn expleincd thet the
Brooklyn Church societ, when esked
for ”Wiltopeyey s inlcrcsttwo
“meagre! togive the money
r machine?“ zlnhl 01.000331»
for scv ycers. ell of which
bed been considered“ e its to the church
--e loco end slice urch,
lbs pestor's wcs due the wee
signed.I Uh hlsl's i.ndde‘i)!’ tthe
Brook n urc soc ty. sdeptiu
pewn cashew methods. mm '
churcbpo werlsss.
It wespossid thet e neighboring church
with s wceltb tion bed noti-
dsdtbs tbschu if Ir. Boole
wesssnttcSt. Luke’slhswcslthy
ehurcbwecid notmekeincnnuslep-
Window tthrooklyn Church so-
,eud.‘ soother perstivs Iy
.2“. * .rW-ucij
werkcn
munch“... building.
this
ecdheuc
vsscf
mud.“
fa. SATURDAY. JUNE 1. 1895.
NEXT BOOB IEIiiiiBilliSi
IIII AND cossrr 0! TE] DA! ll
EAST ”EVA“
Is“ Night's Special School leech.—
lundey It the Win} Church-rho
Juniors love Their Pics-T Il‘cklcn-
lnsldcntc nod Accidents.
Nominee selc ct the hustler-
welk was. by irviogSmith. with when
items of news for this column one else be'lcft.
Jernes L. Hoyt wes cheirmnn end
George I". Benedict noted es clerk of the
speciel meeting of voters of the Eest
Norwelk school district, lest night, celled
to consider the questions of the senitsry
condition of the school end the enlcrgs-
mcnt of the building. About seventy
were present. A. C. Golding, one of the
signers of the petition for thenceting,
msde e written stetement of the present
condition end requirements of the school,
end en informei disco-ion followed.
Williem Worden reed cxtrectsfrcm the
Boerd of School Visitors’s report for the
yeers 1888 nudism toshowtbet they
then regsrded the senitstion condition of
the schooiin good condition end its no-
commcdntionc edequete. Speeking of
the csnitery condition of the school Mr.
Worden seid he bed lived in bet Nor-
welk thirty-two ycers end never knew of
soy epidemic or sickne- In the school.
He thought if more room wee needed s
school building should be erected on the
Benedict Term, which is the most thick-
ly settled portloncf the piece. Eecx-
pressed his ectonishmcnt thet out of 850
scholers only three bed greduetsd from
the Best Norwelk school this your, end
thet the school did not fit young men
end women for ccmmerciel life. “Whet
kind of meterisl hevc we got or whet
kind of touching?" he esked in conclu-
sion. At this juncture e oommunicetion
to the district committee from Eeslth
Oillcer Trecey wee reed. It steted thet
the building, from n senitery stendpoint,
wee defective, end the school over-
crowded; thet the closets should be re-
moved to e greeter dietence from the
building, end thet the school should rock
with the Over River end Center schools
in ssnitery conditions. Arepcrt from
S. B. Iiillerd, egent of the Stete Boerd
of Eceith, to Secretory Bins, covering
the sums ground more explicitly. to-
gether with Mr. Eine‘s recommende-
tions, were nice reed. Ifr. Golding reed
from the lest rcportof tchchcol Vivi.
tore e resume of the condition end
requirements of the EsetNorwelk school
Principel Gumbert. in rcfutetion of Ir.
Werden's rcmerks shout tbegredustm,
told of the high pieces some of the for-
mer pupils of the school bed ettnined.
S. Smith L'Eommcdieu thought the Best
Norwelk school wee so good es eny
school in the state. He fevored enlerg-
isg it if necesscry. but thought I. new
building on the Benedict Form would be
better. In reference to the unsnuitery con-
dition of the school, he brended it use
perfect humbug. Committcemen Ifeins
seid the committee hcd not corresponded
with the Stete Boerd of Eccitb,es one of
the spenkers bed intimeted. Iershcll
E. Tollee thought the school should hsve
the best senitery end ventileting feciii~
ties; thet it would not do to go beck to
old methods. He sold it didn‘t meke
much diil'ercnce whet the people thought
shout these things; thet if the health
eutboriiiec ordered n chenge the district
would hevc to meke it. Be nice fevored
e school on the Benedict Perm, bnthe
thought the question should be thorough-
ly looked into, thet the district might-
hevc the best pomibin educetionel fecili-
ticc. Jemec Werdcn thought very few
of the texpcyers of Best Norwelk were
in e position to cloud eny more texeticn.
In order to bring the subject properly be
fore the meeting, lfr. Golding moved
thet the committee proceed to build on
edditlon to the school. Occur W. Rey~
mend end J. R. Mervin thought the dis-g.I
trict should ecquire more lend iirstso
thet the closets could be moved to e
suflicient end eefe dietence. Mr. Rey-_
mood cilered en emendmcnt to thet
effect, but subsequently withdrew it, end
the criginel motion wsc voted down.
Williem Werden then oilerederesolu-
tlcn thet n committeeof three beep-
pointcd to consider theremovel of the
closets end the ccqulring of more lend,
to lovestlgetc the molten of ventiletion
end senitstion. nod report with the prob-
eblc cost of the improvements, lit the
ennui meeting of the district. The
resolution prevnilcd. end the choir ep-
pointed us such committee Kersbellfl.
Tollcs, Augustus 0. Golding end Williem
bcceuse Worden.
Klrem Brundsgemfficcond evenuc,
eceonpenisdby John lfssd, of South
ineNorwelk,e fellow workmen in Icons-
bury,lethcwsond:Co.’sshoc fsctory,
wentdown theherborihhlngcn In-
eteslelDey. Il'lun'rcturusri with shout
helfnbueheicfbleckfisbsudefcwof
cthsrverlctics. Oosblsckilshwcighed
fonrcedcoehslf pounds.end thnsof
thcblggsstweighsdclevcnendihrss-fi
qusrtsrpousds. Ir. Brundegs snug
remembered some of his
twss frncdsmthsh‘ums.
Willhnhreseishsvlegcocersls
welklsiderccsdhlsrssidescsstt’l‘”
ilcevyswsst. MlWlsrklsdoingTu
thsnab.
one lethodist Episcopsl church. y“
dey, wee lergcly ntlcnded. Thesnbjeot
of the illustreted sermon, whim wen
"Becks.” proved to be of greet in”
totbechildrcn. Astute bunk wee pen-
senteri tolestsr Berry Perry for pod
Juniors, with their sup-intends» .d
presidents, hed their pictures token h e
behevior. Atlhccloeeofthcla'vluh ,
group, clouding in front or the reuse. ‘
George Hopkins, who left here eboi
three weeks cgo,ic in MEL.
hevingwrittcnhlspercntstotbeteflcct
this week. Es hue scoured n m
endcxpectstorcmelnthercindefinitsly.
Lockwood, who sterted with
him,didnotgotongston‘ ,enditi
nctknownwhereheis.
Afr. endlrs. BohcrtBeid,ofFub
Point street, moved tcdey to WW9
wherelr. held is employed. Gm
Fredrich bee moved into the In.
formerly occupied by him.
Ire. Lockhsrt end Ire. Eexcl, of
Bridgeport. end In. Wekeley, or Sey-
mour, were guests of Ir. end Isl.
AlbertE. Piett, 41 Second evenuc, on
lemoriel Dey.
“The Peek Sisters, of Alneke,” hevc
errived in Best Norwelk end will give
no enterteinment et the strewherry femi-
vei, June 7th, et the Best Avenue letha-
dist church.
A large number of Best Side boys took
their first swim of the screen et high
tide yesterdny sfterncon, disputing
themselves inthe weter from ch Ier
vin's dock.
The thermometer et Gorbern’e well
psper store, yesterdey utter-nu, indi—
ceted96°;in other pests of Bi lush
welk92° weeebcutthe evuuge il’ l“
sheds.
ThnEestSideW .
cetchingminx in the bush. = l
Silcox cepturedesmeii confro- of 3.;
Wellece Iervin’sdock, new “to
noon.
lire. Theodore Comp, of New York.
hes opened the Chichester pleee on But
evenuc for the summer.
The Excelsior Fly Peper compenybue
pieced e motor in its meuufectcry at
Fort Point street.
E. E. Gorhem is pointing end descent.
ing the residence of J. Sturges Bendeil,
Riverside evenuc.
lire. Herbert W (lorhem, of Best eve-
nuc, hes returned from u visit in Stub
ford.
Mrs. John Aym, of Best evenuc, h
visiting in New York city.
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