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the and lies A. I. llaldwln.
‘ :6:me Aeuelal
was enjoyed with light retreati-
' it is believed the miss-
ullas Mortali- lyxhee. .
. ’Tlte‘clasaes oi lira. ltauuel 'l’. Hatch
bliss Julia Byshee in the First
hodlai Episcopal Sunday school
gave a delighttnl entertainment last
out. at the residence of Francis P
links. in South llaln street. The tol-
lowing programme was rendered:
letlo aolo, Mrs. James Golden
‘ “flies MarionfimithandsusieSeymour
lulu. lira. George R. Byington
Duet, Master Fitch and Alice Fitch
lilo. l-ioraoe Hatch
leading, tier. A. 8. stsnagh
“A delightful company oi about one
hundred people. neighbors and iriends
or the teachers and scholars were pre-
sent. and a good sum was netted. The
decorations were or green and yellow.
aluiloa and dadodils. The sale table
waa'eapecially tempting.
l
omnommuor m.
l'urnhhiagoithelouthlorwalk Club
loomatohernehed Ahead.
The trustees oi the South Norwalit
club met last night at the once oi
John H. Light. and fully considered the
matter oi decorating and turniahing
the club rooms. l. was decided to re-
ceive bids ior this trout members oi
the club. '
The home committee was instructed
to have the alterations or the rooms
made at once, so that the iormal open-
ing oi the rooms could take place by
tho first oi June.
The secretary reported the receipt oi
membership fees from meaty-three,
and by a very liberal contribution
from Mr. Donovm the club is in po-
sition to h’ave its rooms nicely decorat-
ed and tarnished.
WI!” ‘10 III. arm.
Wmmm wot.
oemsflometbeir President.
The King's Daughters Circle oi the
South Norwalk Congregational church
met laat night with bliss Lydia Bald—
win. oi Fairiieid avenue.
The meeting was in the nature of a
reception to the president, lire. (irr-
ald ll. Beard. who recently rotumml
from a several months' visit in the
West.
lira. Leo Davis read an original
poem. welcoming llrs. Beard hum-h
and at the close presented her with a
isrdinlrre containing a hanrtsomc
plant. The members aimwsrd enjoy.
ed the empirical «are, a trip ar—
eaad the world. and tiles liar Q. Bmith
reel Betsy Jane's sermon on wheels.
m were served.
, uaoso 10 oo 70 rue room.
There was in good attendenco at the
m alerting ill (Willa Hall. burl
Mt. under the auspices oi the thrill:
“walk berths. iloeislletlr labor i'ar.
It’ll The prrsidrui. Salli mamwald.
W. end latrtwiored the irish agi-
“or Thomas A. Hickey. who iii tour.
limb this state. He spots par»
ly on the duty oi the timisilstir
at the polls. and timed thin to
the socialisiir euldlllflm as
the proper use to mm the
liar
Wm
lithium ms smut. om.
Main Howard A. mediate. err.
‘~moflrnoilhestnlufilu.
uymmmwtlalia»
laden eithergalsrarmyeegi
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mm ovda rinse.
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Thsi'shriewllousrhesbeeuiedsed
liraWiulamDeauanddeushmu
Bedterd. aresnestsotlirsllesn'apar-
‘ Bessie Idle: Hattie Tong.
Hathaway and George Jackson have
enhtared the South. Norwalh High
so ool.
ltaymond Brothers are digging the
cellar tor George 1'rsndley’s an grem-
house. it will be 403100 test. while
the dimensions or the greenhouse will
he 4014000 tort.
.l. 8. Raymond, who purchased the
old house on the George I. Keelsr
place hashedthebouse torn down.
Mr Raymond has a new ice house
nearly completed.
omen ”D Um.
Fred Tooter is painting George Bail-
ey's oillee.
Mrs. John Ralerty is very sick at
' pneumonia.
9
street is receiving a coat oi paint.
John Blake. oi Norwalk. was call-
ing oil old friends in Darien yesterday.
Charles H. Chandler is ill or pneu-
monia at his home in Brookaide ave-
nuc.
Eagle Hook and Ladder company's
house is draped in mourning for Fred
Waterbury. who was on beauty mem-
ber.
Tomorrow will be ladies' night at the
Middleeox club rooms. it is expected
that Miss Gertrude Lyon and bliss
Pearl Gregory. oi "malt. will give
readings and social selections.
Row.
abo
The tuners! oi Frederick Waterbury
was held in Union Memorial church.
Ii. Even. pastor of the church. billo-
iating. At Spring Grove cemoiery.
where the interment took place. the
Masonic tunerai rites under the nus.
vices at Old Well lodge. l-'. and A. M.
oi South Norwalli. oi which the lie-
oeaaed was a member. were conducted
by the lodge chaplain. The members
oi Eagle Hook and Ladder company
attended in a body.
litre. 6. ll. Kellogg still
deriounly ill.
continues
Orlando Andrews in out again. after
his illness oi scarlet lever.
l‘rionds irom Bethol have
Mrs. Martin Rowland.
visited
.lohn i'bnee it ill oi rheumatism and
is attended by Dr. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. 8. Parsons
Sunday with Mrs. I. ll. Gould.
spoilt
bliss Annie Fitch has been the guest
or Mrs. C. 1‘. Gregory. oi Cannon.
lira. 0. ll. illurgn has returned
borne (ruin a six weeks' visit in New
York
Mrs. R. livers, oi Valley-Forge. ban
spent a few days will! hire. liawiry
Williams.
human )ieaui is starting quite an ex-
tensivo peach orchard. having wit out
Iii: ii'tos last week.
.tlumi twrniyoilvr young irieodu oi
Miss Minnie Willisms gave her a birth-
may surprise party on Tuesday even.
out.
An approprlsuon at will tar mud
repairs is two sections oi’ the town was
rolorl at u spaniel town meeting Mo
on llaisrday
m...
iieorgl- it. .. oi this were. and lites
Tillie Amman. or heading. were
married on linear. at the residence
of llaldiegtns Dayton.
unmeasured“.
spa-as spate at no lies. at
Medial”
hr Wm
ill. Thomas. West ladies. Milli ti-w
lleaairh agents at Mo Rico are halt»
William Hindleyg halide m w"
on latheclscher ‘
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FAVORITE
Milk Biscuit '
Yonnererhsve to coax soap-
petite to eat thesedaintytnor-
eels. light and
oust. antenn- do.
In navel. (lean.
Bowmahgal right for Woodward
Inahled bimbo/Pay it.
Calvin Huson, an old time lawyer oi
this city, who died in Libby prison.
need to tell a good story oi William ll.
Seward. in whose oilicc he studied law
ior about two years. Seward retired
(rain the governor’s chair $200,000 in
debt. He returned to Auburn and went
to practicing law.
ll was not long aim this that Wood-
iord. the [anions manuiaciurcr oi
plows. began to have a lot of trouble
with time all over the country who in-
fringed his patents. lie began to look
about him ior nilawyer to prosecute
them. Reclining that it was a gigantic
task. he would have none but the best
lawyer to be secured. in his search in-
went to Albany and attended the Court
of Appeals ior several days. Seward
was ongoing a case in that court and
Woodward's attention was attracted to
him. Woodwmd became mnvinred
that the lawyer. whom he did not then
know. Wall tho tllli' to conduct hill case.
so one day when court was over llt‘
made his way to the clerk at the court
and asked who the young attorney was.
He was much surprised to got the r..-
ply, “Why, ibni'u Governor Seward."
Witch \‘t'mvdward went to llnd sow—
anl at hishotol. it was to learn that
tho latter had taken the train immmli.
ult-iy utter the close oi mun ior Au-
burn. Woodward inllch-i him on the
next train and engaged Seward to con-
duvt bill case ior him. Alter some
months 8(‘W3l’tl went to Albany to have
the first t‘nud against the iuiringeru
tried.
The optmitinu was represented by l2
lawyer-v. among whom were motors.
t'illlfll‘t‘rilililill and some at the best at:
iorneyi in the male. Mm much «it--
iming among themselves me in who
should conduct the l'aiil‘, they finally
settled the job upon om» of ”it‘ll“ mtmw
her. lie was no malt-h ior rllworil.
who costly won the case and got :i
titling opinion irom ihr- court,
Armed with the opinion. Howard
wml hack to Albany and began to light
oil Mom: illi‘ line. wherewr tht'rc wm
all intringcmem. and they won. arm-
!r-rwl all over the l'nltod males. togeth-
er with the opinion. l-‘or eererai weeks
bridle lelt fiownrd'u other by the btiahci
iiauiteitnl. lle carried the enemy's
works by storm. There were ill) mow
suits. M the rod oi a year llnward had
paid tip the debt ill {200.000 and was it
flt'll man lmldes.-~llix'llcaior immo-
cl‘nl lllltl (flirtation.
‘iili‘ illfl‘lll‘l' 0P Hill SWAY,
1‘? ans escorting her home trout tin:
Hiram".
“l lily—sewn” smart." bowled thc co'r
ri'lr‘im‘.
With a unruluiiy premediotui
the yellow juggernaut
rum to a stop.
As they loads their way toward her
iather‘s boom the was strangely silent.
t’rt but a few molecule before she land
been rhsttiag merrily remit. the
glanced keenly at her lens as they new
ed within the radius oi ‘ an rimric
light. it lnm- a look of wonder or per.
pleuity. aim oi tear. lie trialled rum—
plsmtly. it was not the Inn lino he
had me that repression upon eimllill‘
marines.
“A may tor your thoughts.” lit" raid
at last.
llhe started but uuiehly rmwmd her
. “l was thinking of you.“
slim W simply.
"too would“ say that it you knew.
Mk
oi llrowiwuy
i
(“mimthtmmlwastrmm
disusrertbesalare
atwattmtiawkrle llyoowiii
immunised
Lndloa' 500 Rubbers.
childrart'o no Robb-re.
Ron's Wins» nuances
Man'o Dos coir,
slim-- Inamoi Shoes.
Man's Patent. Les-error,
Man's calf lhooa.
Because oi our rapidly and
whirling engine from getting
made upon it.
The Tendency oi the
itself efllcient edvorilaing to
It is not a Case of ill
to get the "be.U (but over ha
No.
Read!
then
Profit.
Upon the hut symptoms oi
aeold.procureaboxotDr.
list-land's Autos. Take on
cording to direction and it
may save you iro- a long
and palatal illness.
Aceton
“limitation-imbue-
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Washington at, So Norwaik.
The Bulness Me
oi the Norwnllts and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How Do We Know ?
been and is advancing until we now tlnd it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night, and
our engineer and: busy moments
is toward a higher grade at printing tor the use of business. mercan-
tile and professional men, and in loci,
printer's nrt, bemuse they realise that printed matter which bears the
stamp oi experienced and shilliul design, and careiul execution. is in
oi a business is most aimlutcly judged by the character and ap-
pearance of the printed matter in use. and, an we have said beiore,
the business mm: are becoming conrincod at this tact.
'de=and-(lo-Seek
can dud it. am; at the right prices. at
6.l.Preeman’sBooi and Job Printing Olin,
46 Water Street. South Norwoik. Conn.
Just around the corner irom Washington Street.
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worth 8.00. i.50
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1.60, LBS
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steadily increasing baldness. which has
In preventing his constantly
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Times
all who have use tor the
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Are you aware that Pix-em is so near? it so
give your order at once (or it pair at patitsvir a
suit outdo to outer m the mint grit-tile style
and workmanship in the city.
turtles and gents suits Clam-l, I’m-sad. it»
patml. lustronnd. ltellml. lieniodled. Nimrod
and Dyed at short miter.
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armour fit
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lawn in a new. tools ll
color); in the,
,1 led plants and flowers.
a wedding which rolls
dictatorial ,
church. in Weatport. "92‘.”
noon. ‘ ,
, The contracting parties
lira Charlotte Blouse, «tighter
and Mrs. Frank’sturgea. of W
and Edward Tplbol Abbot, o! , _
York, bend draughtsnlan ior Peugh ‘
company oi New York city.
The wedding ceremony was read
.be Rev. Mr. McKenzie the ,,
tube A. Fox. of New York, «ted
nest man. and Miss Carrie Cr
Weutporl. as maid oi honor.
iridesmaids were Miss Laura
it New York. and Mina Grace ‘
brook. of Bridgeport. The “Mi ,
W, 'i'. Sturgea. and Fred Tonga.
Westpori. and W. i‘. Bradley and
Knight. 0! New York. .,
The bride was attired in a gown of
white silk with bridal veil. and wit ,
diamond ornaments. She mrried no
one: of bridal roses. The mold of new
31' and bridesmaids also carried heath
some banners at roses. The church air ,
car was proiueoiy decorated with little- .
Following the marriage ceremony a
wedding supper was served and a- In? I
motion held at the house of the Whit ‘
which there were about 250 should.
The reception lasted iron: 6 o'clock line,
in 9 o’clock. The house was boson;
iuiiy decorated with Easier lilies and ‘
roses The supper was served under
the immediate supervision oi Mrs. John ‘
Mackey. '
The happy couple departed on the
8; v3 train tor a southern bridal tour.
Alter their return they will take up
their abode in New York. Them .
ems were costly and in abundance.
and embraced a complete outfit ior
housekeeping. The groom's present to
the bride was a handsome diamond
brooch.
Among the guests were a number of
Nora’aik people.
i
”All [01' 2mm.
lio Evidence that the Spaniards (lotto ‘
prehead'hattheyarellndartahing
lpndou. April 2l~—~'l'be Times says it
”'90:; ll'W signs that theSpaniards have ’
any adequate comprehension oi what
they are undertaking.
The Spanish preparations. as tar as
they um be judged. at this distance.
are by no means in the advanced con~ ,
illiilllt which alone would give value 3'
:0 ill: popuiztr unthtlslailill. D
it (100?! not appear that any adequate
lnF'illiUl'i'ti have been considered in Hallo
no to work against the probable Anter-
irnu lililll oi muting oil supplies and
winiorcemenin for the Spanish forces
.l: ('ulm.
l'nitss spam keeps command 0! the
wet in the mirror of being able to land
pmtislons and munitions at Havana,
tile game is [out as [or as Cuba is 00h-
reruui,
it cannot be doubted that 3”"!
ts _ at u iormidabie dia-
ailvnliiiigr. not only by her lln'
proppimincvs for a struggle at a great
iiinmnw imm iwr own shores. but by
the [mwrly oi her excitequer. as cola»
pure-i with the resources of the United
5mm
17 in by tom! ions 1)! this kind, M,
by lawn euthuniurm. and high cour-
one. that the dual issue will be deter—
mined.
(in the other band. we may be are
that tho l'nitmt States will enter the
utrugglr with that pertinaceoua energy .‘ »
wool: in one of the standing mm
at the unnmunity oi blood orklit,”
tctnprr with ourselves 7
IPAUII‘ LII! norm-om
The London Times lays the Armistice
in cube is a lame.
Motion. April zit—at (lospotch to the
Times trout ilarana. dated April ii.
any» that the motions that the Gav
bans are redy to join the Spaniards
inguinal the ifnlted times are ail-nulls-
lly unioundod. Only a few oiled hold-r
ore and others personally lamented
havr any adverse ieellug toward “it"‘
ciiiie action by the United Staten, em
it it involves (tube passing to Amerin-
cun control. * at
The armistice is a complete “I
rho insurgents retiree to reengnhe it “1
in any way. Moreover, the W‘
made by the Spanish suthorltifl M
hostilities harem . Wham B “-
true The Spanish troops is all M
provinces «outlaws to art agahst
insurgents precisely as they did
to Milli ill, when the armistiesv
declared.
The Times correspondent
toys that he learns from a ,
seem that the about at eds!
be available is the crest at
proximately IMO teas. lie
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