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' Blah lnlaud~0111ls and Ends.
Th anniversary of Children’s Day
ml celebrated at both the morning
ind evening service at the East Avenue
Mullet Episcopal chn h, tomorrow.
special fnvitutlon' 1s g£n to the memv
“ ofthe Junior League and the Ep-
worth league, the infant class and the
Sunday school, with their parents and
11511111111 to the morning service at 10: 30.
. J. Smith will preach a short i1-
, rated sermon upon "The Supreme
Gift” The church willbo beautifully
decorated with birds and flowers. In
the evening the annual'Children’s Day
liberti'will be given. One of the floral
1' huge based natural stone.
Walter Lewis, of St. John avenue,
_ ‘yhurt yesterday afternoon, at
the. e of the Naramake Gun club,
"ntGrogoryusPoint Mr. Lewis WM ar-
, ranging the clay pigeon trap, when it
Was suddenly sprung and struck Mr.
Lewis squarely' 1n the head. The derby
but he wore was crushed, and the scalp
, Mr. Lewis was insensiblc
or a few minutes, but on his recovery
was able to board a trolley car and go to
l'. South Norwalk, where Dr. llark dress-
. The strawberry festival of ‘the' Ep-
‘worth League of the East Avenue Me-
thodist church, last night, was a great
s'uccoss, netting over $20. The pro.
gramme, published yesterday, was car-
ried out, and thoroughly enjoyed.
’1' Mm
, The Sunday school of the Swedish
Congregational church will hold a straw-
berry festival tonight, at the church in
Riverside avenue. A large number of
tickets have been sold, and the affair
promises to be a great success.
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ColonelW. H. Tnbbs, who has been
residing with his daughter, Mrs.
Charles Byxbeo, of Pleasant avenue,
‘was taken to Fitch's Soldiers’ Home, at
Noroton, today, by Justice George D.
1' Kedlcr and Mr. Byxbce.
James L’Hommedieu is picking some
uncommonly largo, luscious strawberries
from a small patch at his Seaside ave»
- nue residence. Many of his neighbors
have had the pleasure of sampling them.
The Norwalk Tmfnw ay company has
had all the cobbles removed from be—
tween its rails in East avenue, so that
the bicyclists next week may have as
smooth :1 road as possible to travel over.
Rev. George M. Tceple, formerly p113-
tor of the Advent church, in East N1 11'-
walk, officiated at the wedding in litris-
tol, Tuesday evening, of James A. N 11!"
ton and Miss Emma A. Ackerman.
e Ida May, the throe-yoar-uld daughter
of Vincent and Margaret DcFabritis,
Cottage avenue, died this morning. The
funeral will be held Monday afternoon.
‘ About thirty of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Wheeler surprised them last
night, and spent a social evening at
their home in Washington street.
Frank L’llomnicdicu will have his
new float taken from the meadows this
afternoon and anchored near the Ilene-
dict Farm bridge
Mrs H E. Gladding and Miss lldna
1.1.1 Gladding, of New Haven, are visiting
' Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Thomas, of East.
avenue.
Q. E. Brundugc has Just placed a new
andimprovodstitcl1iug machine in his
shoe shop on the bridge.
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A new board walk was laid yesterday
In front of Frank Aycrs' store at the
end of the bridge.
Mr. and lllrs. Milton Ellwotxl. of
1 my street, wont to Bridgemrt today.
tospcnd Sunday.
Dr. I“. (I. 111111111, accotnpaniml by his
mother, has gone to Brooklyn for a few
days.
1 Gtation Agont W1 llam (leer is 11.11.1111.
ing the day in New York city.
blissUlara Marvin has gone to East
mango to spend nunday
Residents of 3411le avenue are again
clamoring for the trolley.
SILVERMINE.
A very pleasdnt party of friends from
Norwalk, Broad River and Winnipauk
, Mattias home of our respected post»
‘ mm, last evening, and pamd the
bun-s very cheerfully with music, both
vocal and instrumental. games, conver-
sation and dancing, and. It was with 1w
‘ met that the small hours caused flmm
to part with their kind hostess.
The M. P. Sunday school will hold its
(JIdldmn a bay anemia-s next bunday
Will“
The commithae has nearly cmnpleted
the arrangements for the annual straw-
bony and loocream festival to be held
H‘lflthfie‘sKnll. Tuesday and Wed»
W m, June It null 111.
decorations will he a large cross, built on
at the top of his head was laid bare for '
been visiting Mrs.
Juror HemQL. Case, of Bowaytou.
seems to have peculiar ideas of the da-
ties and Wnslhilities of that, office.
Mr. Case III the man whose non-Appear-
ance the other day caused delay in the
Leslie trial in the Court of Common
I’leas Mr. (lose had a palnin the vi.
cinity of is waistband, and when it
moderat he journeyed 'to the court.
He was much surprised to learn that the
court was not in session, and that in-
wos the cause of it. 'When uninformed
by Sheriff Hewley, he was much sni-
prised. “Why, sheriff," he said, "there
were lots of other jurors laying around
and I thought they could just as well not
for me until noon.” ‘
The Flag Day exercises at the South
Five Mile River school were carried out.
yesterday afternoon, according toth1
programme printed in. The nominal,
There was a' large attendance of friendr
of the school. The trees in the yard,als11
the school building, were draped With
the stars and stripes. Addresses madc
by Revs. Whitney and Atkinson wen-
very interesting. Principal Baldwin
gave a recitation.
Rising Star Division, Sons of Tom
porance, hold its regular meeting. lasi
night. It was voted to hold an open
session in Craw’s Hall, Monday night,
to express sentiments on the granting of
a license to the ‘Fairviow House. floc-
retary Thrasher, of New Haven, ii
expected to be present.
In the Bafiist church, tomorrow
morning, the pastor will take for hi.
theme, “The Greatest Sin.” Y. P. S.
C. E. at 6:30, led by Elbert Marsh.
Topic: “What Think ye of Christ?" In
the evening a Children’s Day pro-
gramme will be rendered by the schol-
ars of the Sabbath school.
Rev. and Mrs. J. ll. Slater, who have
Jennie Sharer, of
Maple avenue, returned to fiooklyn
yesterday afternoon. and last night
11'erot011_dpred a reception by the 1111:111-
bcrs of the Uropsey Avenue Methodist
church, of which Mr. Slater is pastor.
Children's Day will be observed in the
Methodist church, tomorrow. In the
mofning Rev. If. C. Whitney wil
preach a sermon to the young people,
and in the evening at 7:210 o'clock a
concert will be held.
The ladies of the Baptist church held
a very successful strawberry and in
cream festival, last night, in a tent on
the ()udlipp property. The festival Will
be repeated tonight.
Frederick Gorey, who has been
the guest of E. W. (lmlfrey, now
has a lucrative law practice in Buffalo.
He returned to that place, ycsterday.
The new horse recently purchased by
Constable Edward Ladrigan backed
down a flight of stairs in the born, this
morning, and was badly cut.
WilliAm G. Linebnrgh and family, of
Bridgeport, arrived at Pine Lodge, yor-
terday, and are occupying the Dunn
‘cottagc.
Mrs. J. W. Fallon has gone to titani-
f‘ord to attend her mother, who fell one
day last week and injured herself quite
badly.
A special meeting of the official board
of the Methodist church will be bold in
the chapel, Sunday morning at 10:15.
Mrs. Ho-stcr Seymour, of Bridgeport,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. If.
Boylston, of Maple avenue.
Mr. Wallace, of Bridoport, will, it i»
expected, py his summer cottage at
Pine Lodge, next week.
Hester St. John is having his residence
repainted by James E. Stevens and
William (Jushxuan.
Frank. W. \{ah-ntinc, of Brwklyn,
will npl'ml Sunday with George McKay,
In Bowayton.
(l. llill and f'11nily,nf New York, are
new occupying A. Dibble s cottage in
Main street.
'l‘hrI family of J. K. Wells, of New
York, In at the Kimmoy cottage, l’inc
Irdgc.
Miss Mary llr111ly,of No.11 York,”
the guest of her sister, Mrs. llans (lager.
Mrs. John Plunder Is visiting Mrs.
A. E. Marsh, in Huxlklyn.
Mrs. Annie Milloris visiting in New
York city.
DABIEN AND NOIIOTOII.
lbw. W. L. Utluy, the Unitarian
clergyman who uttrxwted much atten-
tion bythu novel method he employed
to raise funds tobuilda church, In out.
with a big poster announcing a Child-
ren‘s Day fete at Long Ridge, 11 small
village about six miles north of New
(.‘anaan, on Sunday. The people we
invited to bring their lunch bmkots
andcemp out on the village green for
the day. The ptmnzr I11 goth-n up in
flashy style and looks more like an ad-
vertismnt'nt for a circus than for a
church affair. It 111 thought 1111111 tlo
weather I11 fa1r neat sandsiy a big
crowd will attrnd the fate. Mr. Utlcy
takesa liberal view of Sunday alma-
venues and differs with most of the
clergyman of the state on many other
questions When he was trying to
build aohurch In Duien he resortedto
mauynnique methods of raising money.
Entmtalamunts of many domriptlrms,
masquerade balls, 11th., were given, but
the church was never built us enough
mmmyounld noel» secured. All the
other We newsman-1g lbs
- m
affair and will udvxso the members of
their churches not to attend.
Mrs. Mary Weaver Kompcr, ‘ who, for
four or five years, and until last fall,
lived in Daricn and was cmWyod as a
dressmnkcr, has sued her husband,
Benton III. Kempcr, of Westport, for
divorce. They were married in Wast-
pcrt six orusovep years ago. Immediate-
l y at tor the ceremony, which was attend-
ed with several dramatic incidents, the
groom, then about twenty-five years old,
b11de.his bride goodvhy, and went to
l‘exais, vowing he would never return.
He remained South two or three yours
and on his return learned that Mrs.
Kemper was employed in another town.
Mutual friends say they have not met
duoc thuir wedding night.
The Noroton Musical :Lssmiation will
rive its final concert for the season in
the Presbyterian church, June 30.
WILTON.
Miss Katharine Sturgcs, teacher of
the Center school, will give her scholars
an outing at Camp” [51131111 today. Two
large wagon loads of boys and girls loft
Wilma this morning in charge of four
adults.
Children‘s Diy will be celebrated with
appropriate exercises in the (luiigrega.
tional church, tomorrow morning. An
interesting programme has been prepar-
ed, and the regular preaching will he‘-
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William Footn's new barlwr shop in
the Center is in readiness fofhis patrons.
Mr. Footc is also prepared to furnish ice
cream.
Florence Keoler, Mabel Hurt and liar-
ri1'tUomsto1'k have returned from Vassar
college for the. summer vacation
l'xlw 1rd li1-uo1li1t will load tl11-( (‘hrim
tianEndeavor creating at the (magma.
gational church. tonwrn 1w night.
Miss Minnie McMahon is spending
her summer vacation in Wilton.
Mrs. I Iarrict (humus-It's condition re:
mains very low.
(flora Acknrman has returned from
llidgcflcld.
BROAD RIVER.
(I. Kompton Algrr has cuts-ml tin-
boys' half nulobicyclo raco. und1r the
auspices"! the \Ipl1aWhm-l1lub,to be
held next Wmlncsday. Kmnpmn 11111111
of Broad Riv'ers slnudlest scorch-.1»
and no doubt will male» his nmk.‘
Mrs. Nathan Racch-ll, of llldgofh-Id,
b1 visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John If.
Wilson. ~
A grocery store has been established
in l’lattsvillo avenue, (.‘obblc Ilill.
John Uonkllng's house, on the New
Canaan road, is moshing ammtof paint.
WINNIPAUK.
The pupils of the Winnipank school
celebrated Flag Day with aminpriafu
"WIN, yesterday. The pmgramnw
follows: 81mg, “Flag of the Union
P'oroverf' hesitation and song, "( 1111'
Plum" exercise by primary. "Unr Flam"
recitation, ”Uni“ Helium" long, ”(Tol-
nmbiallwtinm of 11.11 I 111-um" m'itn;
tlon. “lied, White and lilue;" song by
primary, "Flag of the Franz" exorcise.
liAdoption of the Plum" recitatllm,
"American Magi" mug, ”Amorlmz"
exercise, ”The Early Piaget" may,
"flail Columbia." The pupils were
ministers American flags, and the
reruns were decorated with flags and
hunting
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Mass. ‘
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increased‘nSe
attest; the~
great
merit °
‘ of
Royal has a larger sale than all other
cream of tartar baking powders combined.
new Appetite For War I. Cultlnled.
There are 11111 little boys now 111nsplcu-
one In Europe. (Inc is If and the other 8
years of ago.
the other a crmvncd hing. 'J'hc former la
the most 1h111ry11111l sclf conscious llttlo
prig that ever was drilled in pipe clay and
lniclmnn, 111111 the other Is still 11 high
spirited child. bold, saucy and lovable, but
both the Prussian lzronprlnz 111111 the
Spanish rcy 11in" have. already but 111111
thought In tin-i1- ymmg hoods—«war. 'l'lm
pompous little Herman lieutenant only
llws f1 r 11111.31111 of strategy, 111111101111-1'14,
kriwrsplcl, 1211'.Inumrtayutcof Innlons, the
dignity Hf stripe-111ml grades, flu‘ superiori-
ty of gnnpm'ulcrs11nd chemicals, and the
bright. 11in” climbs on Marshall('ampos'
him-s 1111.1 hogs t1) I111 told how Moors 11cm
lzlllczl in Alarm-1'11, (Yuhans in (Win, and
I11 111' mary years 1.1' dill have still to wait
before. I111, 1m, can have the Joy of killing
tin-:11.
lilvim «location of Christian princes!
'l‘huso obildn'n an: lakvn respectively to
thulnllluwan sonic" and to tln'l'ntholic
mus-z. and limym'o alike told that tin-y am
the servant : of the 5:111 uf I’mm'. 111111 11 but
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mtlun 11111! 1":nmpl1'? 'I‘Iu-y 111-1' bring made
the 51 “unreal Ilu'irovrn m-nvrulion 11ml of
the generations; to mmc. They are lutlllg
taught 1'. hope for and to aspln- to direct
the rlznlglitur of their [.Pnplv and of neigh-
boring pmplns, to find thclr toys I11 mili-
tary p-‘vic'm'o, Ilwlr tinder In the battle-
Ilvhl. 1l11'Ir11111l11'1wI11in blood.
'l'lmI111h-lz.1l.11oftl11~ir own age who run
nnw Intern their curringm In flu-«lust.
shunting their 131111111 with joyous outcry,
v.iIl In- for them 11 mm: of ycai'slwnm
I'l‘lg-[Iwh 111.;i1111'1l. rid1lI1-1l with shut, turn
1'. ith undo-rim bulb-ls. drowned by turpo.
(l"('-i. H.111 11 up by mince. ’I'Iumsnmls yet
11:.Imr1111Ill1.ri1=1- t111'11rs1'tl11'111; mothers
“III ml: their 1I1-111I sumar. tlznlrhamls.
and mi: it1111lz1; villain-s “ill burn like
111114 of straw. 111111 1lli1's crumble. like
11111111111 1:111 bills at tlwlr W 1rd. 'l'luvy 11m
llllIM 111i llzl‘iiirl‘lh“ :In ”11' liltilns‘ hi fall)-
Ing nr l‘ 1' (insurd'ua-I1-11.1-~'1\lli1l1 hold
the (In-:1 11.111114 11ml Irnnnulla11fll11'b11111b,
lull 1s Ila-w 11m IIII1'1I “llh lln‘ deadliest
Illlllml 11111! film 11! hr”. sn'nn- ”10w. buys
from thwir 111rll1'1‘t Infancy lllI1-1l lo the
tI1r.'.111t1i1I11l1~luats. 1I1 11I1,l1- theuppc-
Iltnuf 11.11 -—(I11l1_l.'ilnlnr111n.
len In a Rocking Chair.
Oakland I111. 11 taxpayer 11'l11111cl1omn Is
unlblng mm' «'1' lw-s than an anthnnml
tucking chair. and 11 I111 lmsusloIIMMI the
antlmrltlm by lulu-3“”: 1111 onlinnma
which, It. \1'nslhonglvl. \'.'nuhl 111-r111 to end
his 11'1'11I'1.1.r 1111511 If enforced. The 11111-11-
lrlv resident. Is 11 ('himw named (.‘hnng
Woo. and I11! n'pnlrs 1'111'11' M‘llll‘ll chairs for
n ll1'1-III1-1111l.
('Imng Wm covers 11 great. deal of terrl-
Ivry and does 1111t1'nnsl1lvr It Worth while
to establish IIInw-lf I11 11 house. So I111 var
rivs 11 1111111} In chair with him upon his
luck, and \vla'ri Illl‘lll llmc 111-"lulu. uwr-
takes him he plant-1 himself 11111111 win-r-
1‘11'r I11'1'I111111‘1'stu I111 and Milton; rcpnst
01 1111 MINI [111111-11 111‘ goes I11 1111-111 for the
night. (’hnmr I1 partial to highways, and
many 11" It lum- Iwn puzzled 111 1111'. Mai
huddlml up in his riallrnl the side of some
suburban road calmly waiting for the
"burrow.
Num' llme not” hang 111111 told that he
maid not 0'1 upy tlm stnvtsut night 1111- l
lw-t ho hung out n lnnlvrli, forllwlnw
11.1-11-11II1 it on the point that obstructlnns
should ls' 111.11.111.11 by lights arm-dusk.
This did not dim-1111mm» tlm (Thlnvmv, 11ml
I111 at “1111- 11'1'111'1'11 n Is'm'un, which he
hangs from the bud; of his chair now up-
on retiring.
('lumg Is 11 property bolder and owns 11
lot, In tnrlin'rshlp with anotlwn (Zhltu-m,
1m I-iastl"nnrtwntl1 sIm't. Nevertheless
h1- 1'1msl1lvrs Illllm'lf (n11 poor In ""qu a
plan 11 In 11 I1..l1 In alas p and cat. llv walks
through Alnnusla and ( nulm (mun-111m
than n pairing 1'l1nIru and makes fair
Winnie Ilmn'lly.
Among 1111-. Chinese of this rlty be Is
Imlml upon 11lll1 supplvlnn, for tlny mm
sldcl' :11 whys nullvnllv Illumslslmlt and
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PIIOF. ll. 5. ROSEII,
OcullsbllptlclaamSpanish
lst la Reflections.
Known for years to (be public horn.
Cdnsulfcd : livery. ' Tuesday,
[roman «1.111111
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South Norwalk.
blflealt Bun Selleltod.
in [rumination nu.
VIII 1111a etch and lmallds at their tensity“
fun be
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onv noon;
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Shirt WaiSts.
There are plenty of shirt waists in the market, shah as they are. llut the styles that most people want
YLATEBT THINGS. what the people want. If It is a cheap
11 the market, laundered collars and cuffs. If something ,
Percale waists. with white dotaoh- '
are not plenty. WE HAVE THE Vl.‘
waist, we have them. The best 250 wais
better, we have an extra good one at 500:111adc of good material.
able collar, 751; each. Percale waists, pitlk and white, blue and white and black and white checks,
white detachable collar, 850 each. Hercules, lawns, dimities and gingham», in blue, brown and ‘
mixtures, stripes and Dresden effects, detachable, collate, $1 each. V
lawns and dimitios, $1. 25, $I. 50 and $1." 15.
cu batistc,en1brol1leried front, white collar and cuffs. $3 98 each.
collars and cuffs, $3. 50 each. Black lawn waists, laundered collars and cuffs, Itl.‘ 5 each. Misses’
waists, sizes 12 to lo yours, price, o0c, ‘ 4
Bathing Suits. 1
Grey mixed flannel, trimmed with white braid, $1. 0011 each.
braid, sailor collar, :32. 50, $2. 75, $3. 50, $1. 00.
75c and ill. 00. ,
I
Mon 11 and boys’ suits, from 50c to $2 00.
Housefurnishing Department.
Famous oil cook stoves,l ,2 ’and il burners; lamp stoves, all sizes, White Mountain freezers, 2 to 8' '1
quarts; Lightning freezers, all sizes, hammodka, all kmds, 503 to $15 00.1 refrigeiator pans watering
pots, ico picks, garden trowls, children’s il-picco garden sets.
‘ 1
Navy blue flannel, trimmed with white
Black brllliantino, pointed collar, $2.00 each. B161: 8
brilliantinc, trimmed with white braid, large sailor collar, pointed yoke, puff sleeves, $1 50 and $5.00
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
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The Most
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We have new in; studio.
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Saturday, June 20.,‘96
Al 311'1fI1.>1'k. 11. 111.. the halls" and lot known as
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IN ABOUT TEN.r DAYS
We shall take out:
emi-Annual Inventory
We had 11 great deal rather count. cash than
goods, and funhcr, we are prepared to make
:1 good My; sacrifice in order to get the cash.
W1: shall, from now until the day we take
stock, place on sale in each department (lif-
f1:rcnt lot:. of desirable goods, that We find
any surplus of stock in.
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