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‘ Au Eisl Hui-wall: Ilsa Seriously Inland in
* John 111., 13E:
‘ hadlence
‘ discourse by Rev. D. P. Roberts, pastor
‘of the People‘s A. M. 19. church, of
‘-" Boston,
_, Boslunvwmnllsy Services—Photograph"
_ 1111:1111- Mom to flow Jersey.
1‘ “The Personal Invitation” was the
‘ 11111131101011... inspiring sermon preached
by Rov.A . J. Smith. at the East avcnue
Methodist Episcopal church, yesterday
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In the evening a large
listened to an eloquent
1111111111., on “ The 'Univcrsal
Kingdom of Jesus Christ.” Frank
Merriam sang a tenor solo morning‘ and
evening with 1.111.111.1111 expresaion. Miss
Nellie Fanchcr led the soprano in place
:1 of Mrs. Charles 8111101111.“:er is sick.
, East avenue.
1-
. last wipter, damaging it $713.
‘ the defendant.
_..
Constable S. C ‘lreland has attached
for‘ $200 the body of Morris ltpstein, the
Fort Point street grocer, in an action
brought by City Engineer Briggs, of
South Norwallf, on a claim of $10) dam-
ages.- Mr. Briggs claims that Mr. Ep-
stein carelessly knocked over a survey-
ing instrmnent in Lexington avenue,
Robert
Joselovsky appeared as bondsmau for
The case will be heard
in the Town Court, July ll.
. ‘ John Wliittlcsey rode from Daubury
yesterday to visit W. C. Thomas, of
While coming down a
hill in Wilton, a stone got in the chain
(.1er; Whittlcsey's bicycle, breaking it
and throwing him all. , Mr. Whittlcscy
was bruised, and was obliged to walk to
‘Winnipauk and take a car.
At the scssiouol‘ the teachers of the
East avenue Sunday school, yesterday,
Janice L'Hommodien, Harry Iiipson,
Harry Hoyt and .l. U. I'lawkins were ap-
pointed to arrange for the annual 1111—
ourslon, and also to rcpl:1 iiishthc librniv
with the purchase of 2.30 books.
Uharlos A. Johnson, formerly of
Hanford place, now of Boston, where 111-
is employed as. foreman for Contractor
H. H: Brown, fell from a trestle,
Friday afternoon, and his spine and
three ribs were broken.
Uhaunccy Brundago will move his *
children's shoe manufacmry and repair-
ing business from,Aisthorpo’s building
to the store in 11111. Grand Army build-
1119;, just vacated by Photographer
Hunter. _.--
Miss Carrie L. Sherwood returned
home Saturday, from 11 week‘s visit in
Brooklyn, acctompanicd by 11111' nephews,
Masters (111111111111 Keith, of Brooklyn.
and Clifford Sherwood, of Newt. Canaan.
Miss BosEie Wilsoil, of ltlvcrsidc ave.
nuo, has returned from a seven weeks‘
visit in Huntington, L. I. 51111 was ac-
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sam-
1111.11, \vhowill visit here.
Misses 13.11'1'111. (,‘arpontor and Colin
Carr and Ambrose Commuter left town
this morning for Armonk, N. 1., where
they will. enjoy a week‘s 111111111: with
friends and u-lativcs.
ltnginwr Fred Field. of [Milford
place, 11111111111 very large snake, .‘alur-
day, that had 11111111 catching and eating
a number of his small chickens.
A wheel on 1'211111'1111111111111 Thompson's
111111111 wagon collapsed. Saturday, while
a load was 11111111.: carted across the
“Washington strcct bridge.
l’lmtogrnpln'rllnntl'r, who has occu~
pied tho.1 old llrnnd Army building on
the Washington street bridge, moved
today to New Jersey.
Mrs. Edward 1'? 3111.111 and childrou,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles Benin-tr,
start today for 11 W1 9:111 1-1 outingin Ridge:-
llold.
2111111111111 N11111:: ll'll 1111111111111111 and Ada
Benedict will utart on Wmlncsday fol
lhillport, h. 1., to visit relatives.
Miss Lena Erickson, of Fourth human,
is going to the Hospital, 'l‘ucsday, to
have an inasmuch p trifl'ornied.
m
ArthurN. l’1u'111ook 111111 moved i’rmu
Osborn avenue to the former Randall
homestead in lrllll street.
Mrs. Edward Mitchell, of Hartford,
In the 1111:1111 of her mother. Mrs. J. W.
Mains, at East Now .valk
Frank ltlmith, 11111111111111
llolldatcd freight depot.
Woclt’u vacation. .. W , ’ w
Frank Smith. 11111111115011
solidutcll humour-311.1,
week’s vacation. W
Mills Alice Waldroa, of New (:auaau,
Ill visiting H1511 .Annic L. 1111111111, of I 141
born avenue. -
Louis and .‘lamui-l Juwluvsky wheeled
fifldxeport. yesterday, but returned
”NW“- 1.,
John Crimson, of New York, rpent
Sunday at his home in VauZandt
avenue.
Mrs. OW
at the (Jon
is taking a
,
at the (Jon-
is taking a
Wolcott, of New Haven,
11.1.1111 flebcy, of New 111-11111. spent I
buuuay with friends in town.
Miss Aanleudoll, of Cave street, is ,
visiting her uncle in shaken.
A BAD CASE OF “NATTLES "
The Plenum Defeated by Hope: When the
Game Sumsd a Paragon conclusion.
The routers were out in force at Nor-
walk Park, Saturday afternoon, and
their yells could be heard afar oil. The
mansion was the third of 11 series of base-
ball ° games between Pioneer Hook and
Ladder company and Hope How. Each
company had won a game. The teams
looked forward to a sharp game, and the
first few innings certainly showed that
they were on their mettle. In the last
two innings, however, the spectators
became frantic, the l’ioneerll‘got rattled,
losing a game they should have won
hands down. They out-played their oy-
ponents at every every point, although
the Hopes put up an unusually good
game. 1 .
The complete score follows:
HOPE 1.11. a. 111. 11.11 11. 1:.
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Mason. 11.1 1 1 1 '2 fl
Jifilscrllillllrien, 1111.. 4 l 1 I I! 1
Ward. 11.11. 4 1 l '2 l l
Barrett. 1.1.. 1 1 1 o 1 11
J. Duffy. 1 h., 4 :1 :1 11 n 0
Junior: O'llri:\11.'2l1., E o 1 :1 4 1_.
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Clark. :1 11.. -1 1 1 1 1 '1
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“rower. p. ’1 l '2 n 5 '1
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Ilirch. 1'. f.. -l ll ‘1 11 o o
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"Winning run +1": and with one man out.
Hope 11 11 e l 1 o 1 :“r-e
Pioneer 1 n o o n r. .1 11 1141
Earned Runs. Hope. 1: Pioneer. 1. Nuinbi-r
has-:1 1111», Joseph ()‘llrlon. (11111111. 111111111 run.
Mason. 1111mm 141111-11. Hobo. ll; Plumber. :1.
11112-11an hilbvpitchml bulb.(IInrleat-dd:11'11,
1111.40.11. on 1111111111 lullls. Powell. ’llfil’nl Ivnlln
Bloch: thtsky. \l’ild pitch-14. 3111111111. '2'
Broncos. Strllckunt. Mason, 1:; lh'oivt-r o
Umpire, Churlm Flu-.111.
The Hopes will entertain the l’ii'mccrsc
some time this week, as the winners of
the games were awarded the total
receipts.
PREACHED I'D TIIE ANOANUIdllES.
Forty Members of The Order Listen in an Elo-
qucnl Sermon by Rev. F. W. Norris.
Rev. 11‘. W. ‘Norris preached to the
members of the Royal Arcannm, last
night, in Trinity church, which was
crowded. His text wasdlovelations11,111:
“Bo thou faithful unto death, and [will
givcthcc a crown oflifc." The rrctor
also look the church creed as the princb
[1105 1111.111 which the order is founded,
and which, he said, should be steadfast-
ly adhere-11 to as a means of right living.
and toinsure lu-renftcrthe “wearing; of
the “crown of life." The 111.11'11101111'115
a most interesting one, delivered in Mr.
Norris‘ pleasant and eloquent manner.
It heldthe close attention of all, and
could not fail to leave its impress upon
his hearers.
Tho 111111111: was well rendered, the
church quartcttc doing excellent work
in all its selections. The oil‘ortory solo
was by Mrs. A. 1". Wheeler.
Forty members of the Royal Arcanum
attended the servicc~thirty from Sin-r.
nuinltonncil, South Norwalk, and ten
from l’on11~1:1111 (111111111. Norwnlk
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Ellis 14111111111 Club Picnic.
Th:1 I'lilis Musical club will hold its
second annual picnic at Ludlow grove,
ncartln-1'11z1blenceof John 11. Monroe,
tnnclrrolv afternmn. Two carryalls will
convoy the party to the grove, which
11111111111111 pmparod for the outing through
the kindness of Mr. Monroe. The after-
noon will be enjoyed in true pil'nlcstylc,
and in the evening the club will givl: a
nlnsicalc at the residence of Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe, for which an iut1‘1r11stiua
promunnno has 11111111 arranged.
hearted Ills Wile and calla.
Albert Hartley, of (Eloy street, who
11111111111111 employed for some months by
William Pruhuorc, North Main street,
left town suddenly Saturday night, dc~
acrlinnhis wife and child. who are in
clonal: destitute circumstance-.11. ~ All 1111'.
l’odmorc‘s, this morning, it was said the
man, had always boon found 111111111111 and
11'11.1tw11rllly,and they were surpriml
at his action.
Halon Point
ltising‘s Merry Makers will 1111111111 at
the Auditorium one work longer, and
everylunly in the Norwulks should wit-
nous their cutortaimnmt. Each and
every specially is worth the price of ad-
mission. 1.7111111111111111111: tomorrow 1.1111111
will lswlancimmvcry evening behveen
the specialties. 11. J. 8111 ythe will 1' 111'»
111511 11111111111. 4 , ‘ ‘ . .. ,. ,.
Purchaud a New Sula.
The Robin Point lmprovolm-nt com—
pany has contractor! for a. " 3013110111111
burglar proof safe for the hotel at Hot 1n
Point to take the place of the one wreck-
ed last Sunday night by burglars.
“-~.wwnw~.~wu..w.%~ any..-»
Mrs. 11011111111111 11111111111111 had a had full
in the yard of her home in Jrnnlnpn
Place, rlatnrday. (Inc side of her flute
was injured.
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DAILY IIDIIIIII 111’ OF ITEMS IIIIIII
IIIIII THRIFIY SOUTHERN SUBURB.
Pro‘. Woods. of Stamford, Engaged. to fuel:
, the 811th School—A Rumor Bswdlag‘llw
Finding of Another Sale Box.
It was sald,'Saturday, that a‘box aim.
‘ilar to those found near John Broad-
way’s, and which, it was thought. was
stolen from the Roton l’oint hotel, had
been discovered in Greenwich. It was
further stated that Manager Finkonsteiu
hadidontitied the box as belonging to
the hotel. Constable Ladrigan said he
had heard nothing of the circumstance,
and Mr. Finkeustein also informed a re-
porter that he had heard no such story,
much less identified the box.
.Some disappointment is felt, among
Rowavton citizens that Frank H. Bald-
w iu,of Stamford has not been revengaged
as principal of the South Five Mile River
school, a position he has 11131.1 with credit
for several years. Under his direction
the membership has been lnr" holy lu-
creascd, and the scholars have ranked
high in their studies. (lonnnlttcman
' Wells has eugagcd l’mt‘essor Woods, of
Standord, as principal for next year.
The dock at Bell Island, which was
partly destroyed by a storm several years
ago.will be rc-built. Foster Brothers
will bear half the expense and Captain
Giorgi? Wicks and residents the other
half.
Mr and Mrs. George Uhichcster and
family, of Danbnry, and Mr._and Mrs.
William Wright, of New York, are at
Pine Point for the. summer.
Daniel Wicks has 111111-11 entertaining
' Rev E. D. Bassett, of Mt. Vernon, afor—
mcr pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
hurch.
111111111 1).-Klyn, with, his family, of
New York, spent Sunday at the PUZUIKI‘
of his father, (3. B. DcKIyn, Pine Lodge.
1". Boylstou‘s (111171111111, factory, which
was shut down last week, has resumed
operations.
Mrs. E. W. (,iodt'roy has returned
from a two wi'cks' visit in Brooklyn.
Edward (,‘nshman will start this work
for New Jersey tospeud twu months.
Miss Lizzie A. (Jartcntcr expects to
leave today for Washington, D. (3.
Frank Avery began work today for
Sole-111111111 E. Thrones.
Mrs. llaus ( input is 1111111111111111.11.11.111
in Worcester.
Miss Grace Harris, 111' South Norwnlli,
has 111.1011 up: nding two \vi-vks with Miss
ldith Alwnv
lWINNIPAUK.
William Waldron's foot was amputat-
o l at the ankle, ycslorday. Ting attend-
ing physicians were Drallitchoocllluut-
ington and Tracy. The patient is doing
as Wellascau be expthod. although he
continues to sailor considerable pain.
‘Vlrs (I.1181111111hasrotnrncd to her
homo' In Brooklyn
DANIEN AND NDNDTDN.
'lrollcy 1111111 \11 11: 1111111111, yeah rilny,
putting up the big food wire
T1111. new truck of liaule Hook and
Inuldorcinapany arrived hero thismern
lot: from Seneca Falls, N Y., where it
was bullt by Ramsey .3: (Jo.
S.LVENMINE
The storm hindered tln1 entertail11ucnt
at the festival, Wednesday evening, and
by request it was given Friday evening.
at which time the hallwau well llllrd
and the permit: shownd thclr appreciation
of the programme by their constant
applause.
11.111111131111111 tunnelint left tillvcrnliue
for her 111111111 in South rialelu, l‘laturday.
Mills Adelaiil Mansfield, who has: been
teaching thiepnat your in Bethe], and a
friend spent a few days with him
lilram Davis.
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Van Arndtwlbought agoll‘ cap you
tcrday.
ll'enllwoath-What 111111111111) you go-
ing to play on?
"None. l'muoinublcycllng. What
are you doing with that cycling meat-
or. 71!
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PLUMBERS and BUILDERS
a»... _. w...
011 and alter thlaelalo the. llrvllnanm Rola-
llvo lol‘huuhlnu 1nd llmlnoftp In this my,
will bull: effect. nodal] work will be dam.
under an Ill“l1""l~r
Permits ”and Rules maybe 11111111111 applying
luffommlltm-oh Ilonllll. (11.14. KNNIIAIJ»
Heath llnrwallt. June 117. 1111111. M17 or
BIBIIDP DRAIN"! APPOIN'I’IEN'IS.
Close of lheAlrlcau Methodist Episcopal (lon-
1mm In Session at Nomad.
The annual Conference of the African
Methodist Episcopal church came to a
close this morning.
Dr. W. H. Thomas reported for the
committee on appropriation. showing
that the (donfemncc had received $1,000,
and made recommendations for the dis-
bursement of the money.
Resolutlrms of thanks to the citizens
and the press of N orwalk were passed.
Bil-1110p Grant was also extended the
thanks of the Conference for the impar-
tial manner in which he had presided.
The bishop made an address upon the
liberal way the Conference had been 1111-
tertalncd in Norwalk and spoke of the
generous collections extended to the Con.-
fcrence yesterday by the churchl 11.
Rev. J. ’1'. Huyslett offered prayer and
Rev. A. H. Wyatt read the Scripture.
Ordination papers were prescntedfito
the candidates ordained 1111. south Nor—
walk yesterday.
Bishop Grant's appointments wore as
follows: -
Presiding older, Rev. H. 1). Smith;
1111111111: Street, Boston, Rev. D. l’.
Roberts; South End Mission, Boston, to
be supplied; Providence First church,
Rev. 1'5 Hammond; Providence Second
church, Rev. 11. Davis; Newport, Rev.
W. H. Thomas; Cambridge, Rev. ll. (3.
Astwoml; (,ihelsca, Rev. C. ll. Johnson;
[.ynu, Rev. B W. Arnet‘t, Jr; Fall
River, Rev. 1.. W. (ieuctto; Bristol, to
be supplied; Plymouth, Rev.
Worcester, Rev. 1. I). Jacobs; Lee, Rev.
1. A. Grundy; Springfield. Rev. T. E.
Franklin; Now Redford, Rev, 1". l".
Giles; New Haven, Rev. J. '1'. llayslctt:
Bridgeyn‘irt, Rev. 11. II. J. Taylor; Nor-
walli, Rev. 1. H. Sands: Greenwich,
RC1v.W. ll. Shit-Ids; l’luillvilh', Rev.
W. N. Berry; farrugansctt l’icr, Rev.
J. W. Holly; Evcritt Mission; Rev. I.
Emory; Jamestown, Rev. W. ‘11.
Thomas, Jr : Kain Street Mission, Ill-v.
.l. E. Milli-1'; l’ittsticld, 1101'. E. I...
Collin; Central Falls, Rev. S. 11. John-
son; llayshorc, Rev. .I. 11. Morgan;
Jamaica. licv. I. S. chnlcns.
Revs. ll. Ilanfnrd and 1’. 1'2. Mills
wl'rcnplminto-d 111.151.11.11; elders in 111--
Ncw York district.
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An interesting 1.1.1.1119 of 11111 1-hour-
1'layaf1crmt1on session were the I‘m-och
of promise charges pro-{erred by Mrs.
l'roban, of New dorm-y. against llcv.
Henderson Davis. 8111- claimed that
Mr. Davis was boon-less, pcnnilc-ss 1111.1
shoclcss. She took him in, and
helped him get upon his foot
again. In payment for this 111- other
1111 to make her his wife. As soon as
1111 left her met his nib-minus van-
ished. and she thought theftonfcrencc
should take some action to soothe her
wounded feelings. The judiciary coni-
1nittcn reported that 1111111. had not into».
11n1111d11ulllcilnit evidence to prove her
claim, and that, as she had iold them
that since he had downed her 111111 Would
not have him. oven oil from 11 Christ-
mas tree, it was l‘t‘l‘llllllllmlllf‘ll that 111:1
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We shall take our
Semi-Annual Inventory
' We had a great deal rather count cash than
goods, and further, we are prepared to make
a good big sacrifice in order to get the cash.
We shall, from now until the day we take
stock, place on sale in each department dif-
ferent lots of desirable goods, that we find
any surplus of stock in.
give you a detailed list of what the bargains
are to he, would use up the whole paper and
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To go ahead and
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