. flattened": of Union Park. but ae-
caudapcaitionnaolork nttlwblorwalk
Hr? ’
' regular metimi or 0. 8. Perry
‘“‘ U v. U. willlcheldtc
,_ ‘ Thu bicycle racing team of Company
P will Immune to New York city, on
‘ Adamo Brothers are out with a hand-
. 3‘ acutely repainted delivery wagon, iron:
’ _ Tllly’ a repository.
" t , The members oi the A’rionfiinging no-
" duty will hold a sociable tonight in
their bull in Madison street.
. Jervis KellOggm of Center avenue, has
ranigned In collector for the Metropoli-
tan Life Insurance company.
Palestine Castle, No. 2. A. 0. K. om.
0., will‘hold a smoker, tonight. All
members are requested to be present.
Rev. 3!. W. Barry, of St. Mary's
' chul'BlIlellfilulp the baseball tcann of
the parochial school with bats and balls;
The H. A. 0.3 were defeated in a
game of baseball, Saturday niternoon.
by the Spring Bilinine. by a score 0! l2
to 7.
The ri'gular meetings of the Boards ol‘
Councilmen of the City of Norwalk and
South Norwalk will be held tonight at 8
o’clock. w”...
Robert G. Hartford, 0! Norwulk, has
been engaged to decorate the Williams
college buildings for the commencement
exercises.
Work was commenced this morning
upon extensive improvements in Now-
towu avenue. the work being done by
the town.
A colt belonging to David Jcnka. oi
the Belden Hill district, run away inst
1 Saturday at that place. The wagon
was rednced to kindling wood
Mrs. .1. Agnes Dunning. of School
“street, Norwalk..eang. yesterday. in the
Rose Street Presbyterian church. in
‘ Brooklyn.
The Model market, of Main street
Norwalk, rweivrd n» handsomely ro-
painted delivery wagon. a‘ntnrduy after.
noon, from the repository of Luther M
Wright. ____
Boyn set fire to the woodlnnd in the
vicinity of West street and Taylor are
one, Saturday aiternoon, and a great
deal of dnmngc resulted to trece and
ahrnbbery. _____~
' Concord Division, flow: of Temper.
We, will hold it meeting tonight, at
' which the recently elected edit-ore will
beinstalled. ‘‘‘‘‘‘ M
Among the imports which pulled
through the Bridgeport customs house.
latt Week. were nine bales of hununru
"mom for the on Well Cigar com-
pany, or South Norwalk.
A new electric light. recently “room.
intended by the Common Council for the
corner of Monroe and Chestnut nimete,
”' will be placed in position by Superin-
' tendcnt Bonncl. tonmrrow.
The Girl's Lilemr :r'lnl) hue nhmon
the» officers for the ensuing n-rni:
President. Bill! Grace Azlame; vice-
prenidcnt. Mien Clara Belt»: contrary.
flier Vera Wood:treasurer, Mira Edith
comm
Rev. J. J. Furlonn. oi St Mary's!
e.hurch haeiuued coupon lmolm for the
moi parishioners Minding the lion-
duy morning service". They contain
thirteen coupon» and are good for three
Willis. v
Yesterday Michael llolohlord premo-
ed the member» of the Not-walk Fire
' Dominant with pretty pinion which
they wore in the prlaasuion in honor oi
the laying. of tho corner-atone of St.
Joueph'a church. ,
‘l‘hundey. April lst. tho mcmlon
nod frienduoi Chivalry Btpiiut clnlrvh
very tummy moorland tin lr punter at
hie home. it bowie utrcet. with a hint»
id (inaction. which wan gratefully receiv-
ed. An hour wet apent very agreeably
with the family. When hi! friends
bade hint mod night and left for home
he pastor said. “I implm'e God'e bitu-
m for your benevolence "
”WW
:fiyrobahly no mo in the barium has
in mailing a better reputation
At a hone- um than Frank Parm-
viho baa hit allop adjoining A. Bobcat»;
nub: o and in the rear oi the ”charisma
' M. Hr. Parker in a thoroughly W
deal mower. underneath. the
m’ a foot. and malt» Mindy 6! in.
but millet: hie din-Inn to up the
id ,. "i“ beat W
vacation. ‘l'hebottwill goon ecruir‘e
driving the emu er. . ‘
W
Hunger lien. or the Grand Opera
Renee. Biennium, bar booked the beta.
hypnotlltafior n week'u stand during the
bitter part of May. d’be Sager, here re-
crntly, wore lemony with the Luca.
11in lattercmnpany elm putt! a man to
sleep {or (My-right been, but may the
Baron one better by interriug him while
he in in the hypnotic sleep.
Al on VOIAI’B WAHDERINGS.
mtg—mu:
She Applies to billet at Police Bully to Help
ller Find lint Friend;
About 4 o'clock yesterday n woman,
apparently eighty years of use, alighted
from u Norwalk Tramway car in Wall
atmet. She told Chic! of Police Bradley
that aim was lent. and did not know
where her home was. She said, in reply
to in question. that she wanted to go to
End avenue. She was put aboard a
Tramway car. but when the avenue was
reached she could not tell the conductor .
where she wanted to get oll'. She was
taken buck to Natural]: and left in the
care of Chief Bradley. The oflicor wk-
ed her if she had any relatives living in
Or about Norwnllr, to which she replied
that she had a daughter, Lira. llobut
Green. The chiei’ escorted her to police
headquarters and consulted the direct?
ory, which gave the residence a! Mrs,
Green, on 27 Summit street. The woman,
who gave her name on Mrs. Emily Pier-
son, said her daughter used to live there
once, but had moved to the John Ber.
nett (arm. about two miles away.
She then seemed to he chin to recall
the events of the day. She said film had
walked from the farm to the morning
service in the South Norwnlk Methodist
church;.thut when she came out of the
church shelmt her way, and had been
wandering about town over aincc. She
said rho had friends at 27 Summit
street, and that aha could find her way
there. She war then pnton :1 car for
South Norwalk. and it is belicvtd she
reached the home of her friends all
right, as the chief heard nothing more
from her.
The chief is under the impression that
the \vomau' a mind has income ‘nm. ted
by old age. thus preventing heri. om tic--
ing fully conscious of her movements.
SERVICE AT BROOKSIDE.
An Interesting Francine lleedered Undrr the
Direction of list lilhla Seller".
An interesting service was held in
anikside chapel, yesterday attention.
It was arranged by Miss Hilda Scllnoll,
and included the reading of "The Man
who Spoiled the Music," by hire. M. ii.
Parsons; selections by a quartette mm-
pomrl of Miss Conic St John, Mr. and
hire. Harold A. Parsons and Waldo li
Parsons.
The pmgramme was he follows:
“Beacon the Pei-inning.” «murtetlozdnct.
“Speak Softly." Mn. Pomona and Minn
St. John; solo, "Say a Kind Word," J
it. P. Hoyt; mic and Olllll'utl. “Where is
My Boy Tonight?" H. A. l’nraonu nod
quartctte; “I New] Theo Every llonr,"
qnuflotle; duet, "Latch of My‘ Father‘s
Door," Mime Bt'llllilll and St. John:
Halo and chorus. ”Conic Unto Me," Mrs
Pomona and choir: solo. "lie Token My
Grief." Mica Stimuli; "My lion in in
Heaven." qnartolte; "Schiller Seeds of
Kindness," quattotto; chorus 0! children.
“Josue Loved Mm" duct. “Love at
Home,"lllr. and Mn. ii. A. Barrens;
“llow Can 1 Keep from Singing?"
quartette; "i am lhzdeomcd, " qunrietto:
"Thy Light bun Comm " qourtolte,
An “tune” Field Alteration. "
The Junior Christinn En louver socie-
ty. of the South Norwelk (Elimination-
nl church. gave an “ .uxene Field Alter-
nmn.”ililitwduy. in the lecture min”.
The attendance wee largo. The follow-
ing interesting pmgrnnnne won nendcrmi:
Piano duct. litmus Florence Welch and
lhmic Lyolubionrnphicnl ahoioh. Mien
Flmniro Bell: recitntion. ”The llinlloy
Biol." Frank Flinn: "citation, "(iv
the Hill» and Far Away." Mini Eunice
Diver; vocal Mlle. Mint Etta fiction“;
story, "Spring Tune," Biro. ilrrald ll.
Beard; melodic/n. “The Duel." Milli
Mullet Weston; violin lulu. William
Joana; recitation. "lihaflln. Bhoon nnd
Ambcrloekn,".Miau llnn Mme; room.
tin”. “Tho lloll‘e Wooiml'." Mill Mil-
dred Noah; violin min. William Joule:
midterm Rev. G. 1!. Heard.
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mm.
South Kuwait (bummed—«lion.
day. 7:80 p. or. garden eooial. elven in
ihelovm potion. by the flower and
main! committees of the Endeavor
minty. Tee-day. than" prayer nim-
iny Junior Endemic witty. Boole.
with» it one lumen you Have horned
m unnotchriwu atrocious?” W.
Eartha Router: 1 p. In" the pastor's
men on»; .n p. at. tantra «vice.
arm mind by Theater E. Mine.
W ’mfinnmm
mmum knelt EM
mun-mum Meme
mmwmwmm_
dugout Matteo gentlemen. tutored r.
bl“ the mo comm... lini-
recent utteuncee ha’ am am
' unfavorable continent by his brethren
or the cloth. and to give your readers
an nominally no; Judge; whether or not '
the Mitchel-arc dmmcdrl'hun se-
lected Ionic at his new uemogo- -ur~
lugs hon: cartographic reports or his
Sunday evening lecturer:
, “Jonah war a prophet in Israel. but
the mm which bears hie name was
written long after hie time. Let us
look at this story for ourselves and
frame our own judgment respecting
its nature and significance. in it his.
tory, the value of which depcn a on
he hintrolc accuracy. or a fiction told
(or the porpoise of illustrating a great
truth respecting the chm-actor of God.
or, nn‘llcv. Chariot Caverno nuggoatc, 4
a satire on the unrrownesc of certain
Jewish pmpbetn, a kind or Hebrew
'Biglow l’npers.‘
on. LYHA’K ABBOTT.
“A prophet of the olden time is called
by .lc-hovnh to deliver in museum to n
ln'mln-n people. lie linen not believe
in lli'lli‘lli'il people. and he will not go
to n heathen city. So he tries to the
away from Jehovah by getting out of
Jehovah's province of Palestine. Ho
l'tlllu'fi lo 'l‘nrshlsh, gets on bonrd fl
Filip. llllllkii himself stni'oiy out of Jo-
homh's jurisdiction. nnd calmly “(it'll
to sleep. Presently n grunt tilul‘lll
orimm. The captain enormous Jonah to
join with the heathen sailors in prny—
vr to llmlr respective audit. They are
nor» that the gods are nngry, mat lots,
thr- lol mm on Jonah, and be, con.
fonsvi‘.
"l mu mm: lrom my God." he
says: "it is my fault". "What shall
1 tin?" “Throw luv into the son: that
will nppvnw who wrnih oi llod. and He
will lot you go Irv-v." ‘
"'l’ln- sailors: are rclm-tnnt. tolu- to
tho oars again. rowing with redonhlml
'l:.:or. but oil in ruin. At. last "my put
up their cry to Jehovah. filh. ilml!’
ilu-y i-ry. 'if we are doing wrong in Ink-
ing the- nn- of on loom-rot nmn lay it
not in our c-lmrgo.‘ nnd then they fling
iln- zit-quivering prophet ililo tho nix-:1.
’l‘ln- Morin lnxlnnlly reason. in! the
Lord lizmrporinlly provided :1 grunt
tinh for this contingencyMlhoro is no
Wilson in roll him it \vlnllo. err-opt Unit
a u'huh- iv o grout lish- provided us it
lm-nno of refuge for the now ponlioni
prophet. “ho ho.» nhown his |)i‘lllli"lll‘i'
by his willingness to suffer death for
his npm-lmy. ’l‘he grunt lish im'nllown
.lonnh. nod in Ha bully ho composes n
pxnhn.
'l'ho unknown writer of the story of
.lonnh \vn'm- this Hot-y, by it» quaint
humor, by its entire of o norm“-
proplwl. by He splendid illllslriliiull of
tho widow-es or the own-y and grave
or God. to illusirniv who! only later
lurm-l pm'linlly llulli'l‘alnml that (led
in mowihnn judge. mon- ilmn klng~
is tln- Father and fictions of the whole
human rnre.
lllll llr. Abbott delini-«I his own posi-
tion in hiu nnswws to n number of
questions that m-ru Mllillllilml to him
us into “it lost lv‘nhrnnry.
I’m-st [to you believe that tho lllillo
won lnlomh-d to be no nnlhorily on
any lnnlwrx i'Xi't'lll our I'vhulono with
fluid? In ii an authority in notwnomy.
for example?
“Yo-a, the Bible In on nuilmrily con
coming our n-hulonn with our fellow
then. i do not believe lbnl it is no no.
ihority on oncniloltr or solution."
lint-owl llo ull ("llrhilltlit scholars ro-
gnrd a belief In the verbal lnnplrnllon
ol' the liihlo n lit-county?
".Vo: n birch and intim'ntlnl body of
Christilnn m holnm or oath-idols stunning
do not hollow in nhnl in r nib-d the ion-
hnl lnrplrmion or lilo ilihlv".
.Yl'hlrd in there any home number
lolm lllhlh'iil ai'llolill'u who twill-w on
u do about the [look oi’ Jehovah. tho
‘loolt or Job and the house of hold
until? ‘
“You culminntlnlly all m-holnrn who
both-to in npplylng to tho inlenmnn
llon or the lliblo the canons of literary
mm lulu. " '
l-onrlh i'nn n mun be u (flirtation
,llnd l'th'i'l any port of the chronology
of the violence of tho lilhlo?
"I think he can; to be u Chrinllnn l»
to ho a believer in ilhriut an the divine
bottom or the World and to he u lol-
lcwer of Hun In with and in conduct.
not to entertain opinion: about cllrcbo-
logy or solution."
"i believe my view: no in column-
that «mm! with those echelons to
whom i have relented in attention he.
ll. 'l'lwuo views will he found in two
notion of nrilclen tuition by n ulnnlwv
ol’ Mullah and American llihllvnl
whole". huhliuhod In the Outlook luni
your. one nation. entitled ”The bible
nu Lumiere" but been roptlhlinhml in
luck tuna. and the m entitled "The
bible and the once." to at» turned in
hols term. we thine
volumes l we: 4
m
Krieger 5 Low Prices
. . . . Always keep lirlegers Duty.
The great number of customers seen in' our Skirt and Suit
Department every day, no conclusive evidence that we have
the goode the people want. and oi: prices they arciwilling
to pay. Our
New Spring Mllllnery'
New on exhibition and sole, embraces all the desirable and
the choicest styles ior women a wear. The stock must be
Seen to be appreciated.
‘ H. KRIEGER,
'Store in Hahackemo Hotel block.
Nowadays I
A. W. Austin’s, 39 Wall Street. Norwelk.
No one need go to Europe for a
watch. The best are made right here
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch move-
ments particularly recommended-
and “Royal.”
found in gold,~silvcr and gold filled
“Riverside”
'ases at
leading lllllnery and cloak Store in the Iorw‘allta.
WE WILL FURNISH
Wedding
Invitations
Q
Size 4i-zxs,including inside
and outside en‘elopes, the
finest quality and most ari-
istic engraving, for
e
w—-§:..-._..—-~4-;.:~_._—~$e. 00
Neariy 50 per (cohlcss than
ever oifeml in this
lily.
Each Additional Hundred
$3.00.
We also make a special
price on
Address on Cards. 250 a Line Extra.
Wilt“ PLA'lE is FURNISHED:
Calling
Cards!
Plate and 50 Cards, -
u ‘00 It -
so Gerda. - -
loo cards, - - -
Wedding workioldcdnnd inserted in envelopes without
extra charge.
Other engraving corrcapondiugly cheap.
Evsnmcmsrmmn
/
I
Can be
$1.00
to cent:
.75 cents
m .
daily cm on
vehicle: come into collision. or live cl"
. peeing umbrellas collide. cm in a’ cer-
encounter giving rice to bad .
and eve pill}. But bow dilut-
out in tin retnlt en Merrie colliddfl
nun bicyclist tamed or breaking out
into collimation QM hatred. each one
became deeply interacted bribe other
wheel and in capacity to resonance in
collision. The minor matter or per»
tonal damage was then settled?“ the
mom! drugstore. n libetiento thd
new ni-qnalutauecehip who poured out
in those ”“6er. which the wheel
has done no innehio monotone.
incl inquiries were made as to their re;
Inactive clubs and the condition of
various suburban roads, and they who
had met ill! counsel-a period an friend»
bot-nose each one was satisfied that hill
wheel was the better. This is the
It" THE WAY.v
and hnumnizing influence of the bi:
cynic, but it is nomeihiug Willi'll to all
win-clown is more conxnionplnu-e. l'o
’lli‘flt’n‘fi' and gum] nature are inn-rely
two in u long catalogue of benefits. ll:i
rho-orrnl influences know no limit to
their range. has multiplied court
ships and nboiahcd elopemeuts. and
while it has encouraged matrimony it
has diminished divorces. 'l‘ho melon-
oholy whoehnan is wholly unknown.
and It is positively asserted that no
\vln-elinnn has over committed suicide
voluntarily. When one reflects that
thw- bicycle is, so to speak, still an in-
innt lmluairy, the mind is lost in con
jmrturo as to the future of its influence
on the human nice.
0mm every two momhs should be
council to take it tolornbly good wheel
npnrt. nod if hair that h: claimed in]
the 1897 whet-ht in into. and you have
one of them, out-e it your should be
nilfliciont. Mony riders have a. month
for taking their machines npnrt and
tnlkingor the grout amount of limo
that is wasted in keeping bicycles in
mind order. Amateurs rarely do any
good by looking into the bearings, and
are its likely on not to do mnmidcrahlo
harm by getting grit into the cup» or
(ailing to adjust the hearings no that
they shall he just long enough when
they put tho parts together. So much
depends on the mljuotnwnl o! a wheel
being exactly right that it is always
wise to lenve that llllliit'i' to n ihor
onghly mnuwient person. l’mlnl
mounting he twinning moron'od more
('rlllllllull. ll is it good thing to nvoid.
lt noon-hon llw who-cl. nnd howuvc-r
rnwinlly nnd wrongly ll may In- mndo
Hli'm-nsh'i' shorka of that kind are m-r‘
lain in "Mike ll'illllllt’ lllll'l‘ Ill lilo poll-
non. l‘urh mounts are the host for the
WM
.\o amount of prom hint: or instrin
lion Mil fully impress the novice- nith
the lionslllllllllm or hide slip. \"nrn him
over no faithfully to be run-ml not to
turn simply on wet spoilt. nnd down he
will go with n shim lit the lirut {liver
llll'l' uppol'lunily. The one thing to do
in slippery plum-n in to ride in h per
mm airniuln lino. 'l'nrn n runner of
two will!» in either dire-Minn and tho
nitnntlon in litiil. Not until the nwrngo
beglmlor hon none to north onw- or
twice «no he be convinced that thin in
no. The feeling that prov-nil» when the
machine. I'l‘nhlllio. begins to edge otl'
nhlewnyu. In tin» town forlorn and help
limit or oil i-yvllnu nonunilonn. anvo that
t'Xlil-i'luill'ml by tho brain-loan i-yrllal
when he runllm-n than Ida wheel In run
illllit nwny with him down hill. And
the more “numb the effort to recover
mulllhrhnn the nwro oomph-Io the con
hint of the lldor‘u permit with tho
mound when the npmul iollowu.
A Writer on bullion. Mitten Ibnt the
lnionao illirni which llllili'kii Innnl
wheelnwn in the reach of limilnnu
ilmnlnh the lip». tlmu puvvhlug tho
llpa. month nnd llmmt. nod ndvimén
that the month he kept abut nuninnt ln~
halailom. lie unyu: "When you mn't
make a hill without opt-nine the month”
'tvvsrc boom- to dismount than to non
,llnue the exertion. Even when dhi
mounted hill! the breathing in litliufl'do’
ill. illoilth nhould be hell! cloned. lin
alto ndvlm cutout the one of when
co. ocular nun nhowlnt nil‘m- the «or
rotating ayntenu cinching, immunity?
cigarette» aileron the Mn ”Emu”
hmthlun. melon: one abort Wlmlhdum
(Whidilfl. ill ”I: "A annou-
molue' villi and that It recon-m more
exertion for him to ride it on». well
(MM. M.’v “WM “(719”. "
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but whenever two .
and wanted to know thematic of bin ‘ ‘
striking illustration of the clviliilng and
on amount or 1mm ,Wfid m
M
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5.3 3
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twenty-dronent ‘ 4
Sweet Worm Milan;
your
‘ tntional treatment. Bella ‘
intakun internally noting
the Headband) mum,”
stem. ere y
3! tlonoi the dirtaae,a 43:“
otter One Hundred
that it fails to cure.
testimonials.
F. J. CHENEY $00.
”gold by drum, 750, -
It I! surprising whata "wee bit
thing" conuccomplisha chm
caustipation, dyspepeia. eon: ,
dizzincu,nm nickly
gingil‘ldmfieat 13111.3 E P Wood,
0 O r
walk; G. C. Bullmfioath wanlk.
Americans are the moat inventive rho,
ple oln enwrft’laoo'ro theta'have been with
near eaten W _.. all”
one-t no of all the petunia minim
world. No discovery of modern new
has been of greater benefit tom-aided
than Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera“
Dian-bun Remedy. or he: done m to
relieve pain and auflerin3. {i , 4,
Vougn. of (lotion. Ky . aeya: "
need Chemberlain' a Colic. Chalet. M
Diarrhovi Remedy in my family
several years. and find it to be the
medicine 1 cm- used for cramp: in
grommet: and bowels " Percale by G O. p
t I too
E E. Turner. of 03mm. Humid”
as that alter tottering 1mm pileu renew
enteen years, he complelel cured at“
by using three boxes of De itt'l m ’
Hazel Salve. It cures eczema and
skin diaeaeca. E. P. Weed. NM“
0. Stillaon, South Norwalk. ~
lira. A. Invecn, reeldingat 720
street, Alton. 111.. cutlerb‘d with
rheumatism for over eight months.
doctored for it nearly the whole d It?
time. using various remedies .
mended by friends. and was ~ 4 ’
the phymciana, but received no
She then used one and 'a halt ~ ‘ .
Chamberlain' - Pain Balm. which . .
«incomplete euro. Thin la .
at her request, a» she wants
ilarly adhered to know what cured her.
The 95 and on cent aim for sale by G
(l. Stillmn
Champion M at the [evil
Miss Annieilaldey writes: "I
and many of the Budalo Bill Wild
Co. have given Allen's Foot-ease. the
powdertoskakeinmthe those. Q Int
h i (l! mill afnd WWW than
t at t cos i not
claim. " It inatantly tubes the “a
of com and bnniona. Alleu'l
inlal‘oertabi’riifi’cengdiw Mullen,“
an an. emanating
by all dmggistn and thee m . .9
five canto. sample tent tree. '
Allen 8. Omated. llelioy. Bl. Y.
WWW
m
it you'hnve ever seen a child in the
agony map. on can appreciate
itmleotm abouwhokmthot.
inate Couch Cure wheat. that:
on” an quickly on it in
tinny homer in this city are mar
out it. E. P. Weed .llimvalk: G. (l.
StillaOIi.w South Blmwuih.
tl’ertonu wloare sebjootto M
bilioaa coho will be pm to know .
prompt relief me be had by
‘hauiherlein‘s Ool o. (lliolm and
than domed
... .....'.-:
sale by 0. (l.
0
”MI. unlimited machine then it donn file out
a nonmlnnmte attacker to p m an on o
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