.n parasitic Pgspissilsr walk sad mo lbrvsik. . l. D. Wheeler' a new house in losing- I too avenue is completed. d. Donovan no titovsd imp Washing- ton street it) his new residence in Fair- deid avenue. . , . .. Whist, Priu. Footsie. Monday night. .Lincoin Council met last night and pt Salter and Edward Norton. ' Thomas S. Barrett. of South Main street. former of Hartford. started yesterday on a trip through the West. Ia—n—H—s—o A song recithl will be given in Loch- wood's Hall. Wednesday night. June, ‘ 1st. by thopuplls of Mrs. Lillian Shara. ' wood- Newkirii. ' eForequarter. 8 c. N. Y. market. The children of St. Joseph's parish meet every Saturday morning at 9 o 'cloch with their pastor for instruction in Christian doctrine. is , There will be a special convocation of Butler chapter. No. 38.R. A. M.. Tuesday night. The Mark Masters de- gree will he conferred ‘ —Chairs recaiaed. 88 North Main St. The condition of Sherman More- house. Sr.. of Wilton. while still very critical, is somewhat improved. though little hope of his ultimate recovery is . entertained. The C. T. A. and D. of the state will hold its field day this year in Derby. on June 3th. St. Joseph's 'i‘. A and D.. 0&8on Norwslk. has been Invited to a co -'l‘ho many new improvements being made at Retort Point. the building oi the long doelr. etc.. will no doubt cause many to take the Tramway cars to Ito- ton Point tomorrow if the weather Is pleasant. The Alpha Wheel cltth. of Norwalk. will takc'a run to Stamford. Sunday. and after a spin through the city, will enjoy a shore dinner at Beck's latte- sidc Inn. The Mohigan Drum corps, of llorlcn. has been engaged by Douglas Fowler Post. (i. A. It. to parade Memorial Day morning. when the graves of the sold- ier dead will be decorated. —I.atest colors in derbys. O'Drien'a George Bucamaster. of South Nor- walk. was in town yesterday. Mr. iluclimaster has furnished the iron work for most of the large buildings in this clip—Stamford Advocate. The Norwalit and South Norwalit div- lslons oi the Ancient Order of Hibern- lsns will go to Waterbury on Mon- lluy to enter the parade. They will be lcd by the South Norwallt Fife and Drum hand. The cntertainment committee of in MI ’l‘rlhc met last night and decided not to hold the May sociable arranged for next Friday night on account oi the sudden warm wave and numerous oth- er attractions next wcelt. -0rders left at Studweil's for piano and organ tuning will receive prompt attention. Satisfaction gmnterd. The tnntrsct ior the metal ceiling lo bc placed in the new ll'raoltlin street school house has been let to H. S Nor- thrup. to Cherry street. New Yorl: til)‘. Woril will be commenced nest Tuesday. The school house will be completed ncst September. The steam yacht owned by It. It 'i‘rowbridgc. oi Itotoa l'oint. put in n: o Waterside this morning for cool he iitaguet is a trim liitlc craft. sev- enty-live feet long. Mr. 'i‘rowbridgc bad urrungcd to build a in e vessel iorlhls stallion. hill the war no: iiilcr‘ ed his plans for the present.-—Stsmiot:l llrruld. -—l‘roi. it. I. ltossn. ths well-haunt: tatulisbopiiolao. can be consulted at his tiles. in the parlor of the Hobart:- smo liutel. South Norwallt. Tuesdays. trust I a. to. to I p. I. lives essin laed free. hurl trisooora at the state prison. seat lot at institution from Bridgeport. have studied for psrdona treat the state board. Otto la lidward t‘enwell. the alleged dole: live of Westport. who was sent away for iour years for or salt (lonwsll has been before the hard hrioro. llr. lisrvcy A. Pol. oi liaahury. who was sent to iron ior ‘ittrro ears for hlioiililil. oil sat: for his recs-s. as will William littoral: sentenced in ms for in yours for man aialuhter. and ileorgc W. Wallace. asu- toncad iol iii cars in illail for robbery The heard wit inst-t on Monday. June I. at itariiord. conferred the second degree on Charles. fossnedrsiriisiii- Ishmael». tors will meet "moon.“ Harvey Kent' nest Fridaysftern '———--—--—---- ‘—-3‘ull line cadet caps. O'Brico’s. Father John Iioser. Father from New York. will Father Barry Sunday at St. church. w: The stone crusher in Riverside are. one broke down yesterday and the unar- ry will shut down for a few days. pend- ing repairs. The Willing Workers will give a trol- ley ride next Tuesday siternoom leav- ing the Norwallr Methodist Episcopal church at 2 o'clock. -'—Small blue lllli. 9 c. N. Y. in. ' The Stamford Yacht club will for- maily be opened for the season Me- morial day. On June 25. the club will hold its annual regatta. Alfred Hoyt. oi Elmerest. has pur- chased a handsome turnout from Liv- eryman Oscar Banks, including a Boi- ley pneumatic tired wagon. Memorial services of the uptown Sunday schools will be held in the Norwalh Congregational church, Son- dsy afternoon. May 29. at 3 o'clock. —Carpets cleaned and feathers reno- vated at Waltemsn's mattress works. Saugatuclt. Conn. A very handsome united bank bulld- lng sign has been placed over the en- trance oi the City National and South Norwalk Savings Society's banks. Clifford P. Hayes starts tomorrow for a vacation trip to Annapolis. Md. He will spend part of the time with Charles Remson. formerly of Norwalk Monday evening the Kindergartncrs hold a whlst tourney at Principal Foote's in South Main street for the benefit of the Piano fund. Tickets are meeting with a ready sale. —The Imperial Crown cigars are made of the choimet tobacco. It's free irom adulteratlon and leaves no bad taste In your month. Try them. A requiem service for the heroes of the Maine disaster will be celebrated at St. Mary's church. Memorial Day. The children oi the parochial school will assist in the exercises. Strawberries have never before been so cheap at this time oi the year. Al- though at this time they are usually considered a luxury. they are now sel- ling for ten cents a basket. Gilbert Finch. who was a few years ago Stamford' s swiilest cyclist has de~ :lded to race again this season. and he has commenced training for the Mc- morlal day races at Danbury. --Piano Fund Whiat. Monday. ii p. m. The second entertainment by the ill- dics oi the inasmuch circle of tho Norwnlit Methodist church will be giv- cn in the lecture room oi the church. next Friday evening. May 21th.. Travel over the Consolidated road to the licritshircs is already beginning to increase. livery day a large amount If luggage is sent to the various rc- sorts in that vicinity. from New York. llocliingham Post. No. i2. and thc Woman‘s Relief corps will attend scr- vlces in the Norwollt Methodist ltpisco- pal church. Sunday night. May 29th. A patriotic sermon will be preached by the motor. *latdies‘ bicycle hats. O‘Brien's. l-‘ranli Comatocli will sing a solo. Sunday morning at he Opera Iiousc. 'i'hz-ro is a Fold Whrim None t‘un .vttrny. Truchrrs and scholars will make their linsl returns tomorrow for thc furnishing oi the Sunday school. .it the Mtn's Sunday itvcning club owtlng tomorrow night. John litmu- Ipullol‘. hm: of Waua's Opera company. will play a clarinet and organ duct Wm. My. Zohm. Mlag oilw ilulltlm oi Dunbury. will sing The ltesurrtwilon and 0. I'llvint‘ Ruler-toot. iioilo A i‘o.. It Kill ht street. Nor- walll. have purchased l c sunk. Intuh incty and goat: will of the muiress and curpcl clssaiog business oi .l. t‘ Wal litre. South Norwsllt Orders can is- sent direct to lads 0 Do. or left with Mrs. Wallace. ll Marshall street. iiouth Norwaili "W‘i.lliam situushloy.l ? laws: rl: rt. may too ladle-m. Fiathia’f’whsro he has won thing for the boom oi his failing health. Ire. Waihiry was formerly Milo: .lcnoic Tailor. daughter oi W. it ‘i‘ollss. formerly oi llsulh Norwslil. Shot was with her husband when hv tilt: oi W”. “lb: inctnhora oi Putnam itosc com- psiiy. lsat nigh:. serenaded tir. and Min itiillrl .t‘lari: at ihelr.hosu: In lining aimi. The :liiali was well osnnod. successiully currhd :mt and will is: remembered for some time hr Mt. and Mrs. t'larlt Mr i‘.. who his ptomlooni tastahrr oi the hosr coin may. :rovidsd retreat-lasso. ml the mass m repaired in tin- haddnuariers in liraaillin street and whiten sway the hours in vocal and instrumental music. and stories. our... The residence of Mrs. William 0. \Thomas, of last avenue. has been put ‘ \ih readiness for her home coming. a Franciscan . ao'rstsaussrowssseo.,sswvess. W . Dr. Dexter Hitchcock went to New York today to perform an operation. Mr. and Mrs. James Edwards. oi New York city. spent this week with rela- tives to East avenue. -—Weok iish. 8c. N. Y. market. The senior class oi Mrs. M. E. Mend's llillside seminary entertained a party oi friends last evening. There were games. refreshments and dancing. A child of Mrs. Hattie Phillips. of Fairiield. was yesterday committed to the County Home. having been neglec- tcr: by Its mother. who is addicted to dr nit. -Latcst Alpine hate. O'Dricn. B. 1.. Woodworth's house on the dc- pot road. Westpnrt. formerly owned by W. H. Smith & (70.. was struck by lightning and considerably damaged during the shower early Friday morn- ing. The Norwalk Boston store proprio- t.ors are showing their patriotism by elaborate decorations of flags at their store. Old Glory floats from every window and other points oi vantage. Tile big store attracts great attention. —-llemcmber the sale at Krieger'a. to- morrow. It will be to your own benefit. Station Agent R. M. Olmstead. oi Wilton.ls laid up for repairs.ns he was caught unticr a falling telephone pole :tnd qu'ltc severely injured. Mr. Olms toad iormcriy had charge of the station atNorwollt. The Misses Nellie and Jessie ilrock- : it gave a cuchrc party at their home in Livingston place. last evening. The tire! prizes were won by Miss Catherine Cavanagh and l'.'. .l. Finnegan. Miss Nellie Sheen won the booby prisc. —Trimmcd hats for 81.48. at Kricg- cr'a. tomorrow's sacrillco sale. Unclaimed letters in thc Norwaili tmt-oiilce are addressed to Itev. l-‘ - tcr Ely and I-‘ayettc (loss. Monday evening. at the regular mcct~ ing of Palestine cnstlc. No. 2. A. 0. K. of M. t‘.. the third :icgr-‘c will be work- ct‘: under the tow ritual. It is n‘uucst- ml that every mcmhcr he prcseni. Ht» ir‘shmcnts will be served nitcr the meeting. «Remember tbul tomorrow. Ii pit-os- not. the ‘i‘rnmwsy cars will run to Ito- ion Point so that every onc who wish- on may view the calcnsiw lmpi‘ch- mcnts being made there. Yesterday nitcrndon Mrs. W. F. Law- ton iound a dead carrier pigeon in hcr garden at l t‘ltcatuttt street. l'pon thc log of the bird was a fertile with a number and the name of thc llridgo. port Iiomlng club cngrnwd thcrcon. The bird hud evidently been shot. -«m The Young Men's t‘hristlon associa- tlcn hasolulli nlnc sill iluvc :: gum:- with ihc Incl: Shop ninc ni hc ilaator grounds this afternoon. As tho grounds have rcccntly bccu put in shape. it stood gamc gsnu- should it'- stilt. -.-...-.... w... . w a. w Kindci'uuricu Whisl. Monday night 'i‘hc Sunday afternoon mccting at lb:- Youug Men's Christian Attritit'liilloil rtlotus will he led by lhc litvoiionul :otnntliicc. l‘ho suldnl will be \ tlrnnd Old Man and no: mount... that. by by the or: health The utctubcts oi tht liihic :Iusil uic stsainlly "spit-aim. to attend. All utcu arc illv'ilul. At the MODEL GROCERY. Milton." iddulibc 3“ PAN" mCrown Flakes. bargi- tiachags. lots. lat dos. horns gathered liggs si ti:- dossu. Large hams at lilc ill. least at this price. l‘iili one first served. lhdyoitgstdiniuplsoi Sunlight Soap Wendi“. i i z : lattes our window distdsy oi lion- “who: —-l.cgs oi one. nu. s. v. m. a wusll but am sits-h of mu. It. .WIIM school has Willi II it maul-ed r thslr saasal sa- . airs MM tsrtaiaiasat. The feature is i Prune Jain. lisp-arid. avianlshss. L H ”is t'l' lil lit and Apples .\'cw toiluy. \\ c utc soiling quantities of PI ii“ lulih'. pt ict's tcll titc story. 86 Washington street. Malicilltil lstttlisidollidli ammo- And the establishing fill Wall Street. 'vaporated'. Fruits l Aricots, P , - C erries, lb .RZSSllEiriesj 1'06 lb] Pl unis. '00 runs] is, F. D. Lawton 8- 00., 22 Beuih Main Street. Phone 138-2. When You Buy Grain ‘ Patronizc a grain dealer—one. who has the facilities as well as the in- clination to take care of his trade. _ ; ‘Buy oats that’s clean. MANUEL T. HATCH. Celdwell’s Imperial awn Mowers Are the best we know of on the lllill'lit't. “i lood things are more apt to be : lli'i tp titan cheap tltiugsa arc to be good.‘ South Norwalk ard were 06. '3’i\\c\son 8) “the. Complete line of Summer Millinery. Sl’ M‘l \l.. 200 "lriiuiucd lluts bought of llllptlll- Vcw \otk :tt very low piicc. 'l he ltttcst Ill Bicycle flats and Sailors. , 'i‘ltc Tiilotson 8: Mills, South Nor-walk. GAS........ of a CAI DANG! in the hitchon is the «our pletlon of ti: :onsehssusu‘s :sutveitleuw. The results are: lots Mania. No Dirt. rieet Cooking. liwaya Randy. I slum Ionilit. hissinr light at a lid: every one who usosi is a mullwwwlu Izliillllli out. We lliiill| L: dog-«l Lit hovel w ladies of Nurllalh :ali gt on unlike :33 “rhino-ti tor tocspla u to ihsu: iiu :ucrils oi tins tigca Till IOIWILI “8 Li." 00. We. to Was» “not. Stand by the Old Flag. iiuy your [liltlilll oi to: and we‘ll stand by you. ll‘ Business Suits ior .6. IO. 50 and ”0.00 are excellent values and cannot lwlnpllcaled elsewhere for the money. We have a low more of those sill: lined 'l‘op Coats for ”0.00. but they are going fast. ilur Furnishing Hoods department' lli itopt tip-hsdnte. it you want what i: riuht in this line we have it. Willie H. Selleck, Ciothier and Furolsher, Norwaiir. Conn. AUGUST ROETTECHER, diam to Abilili Alamo.) . mess ts fl The war and unfavorable Weather have . .3 business interests of the countr .No trade more than the Dry Goods. e iiud ouual surplus stock in man departments. Now we duce this stock and 11 order to do it profits wt riilccd and choice staple goods will be sold at they cost. One lot of Dimities, Lawns, etc, So per yard; never sold for less than into. New Silk Fancy Skirt Linings, l8c per yard; regular price,25c Lodies’ Gauze Ribbed Vests, 6, ~7, 10.12;. 17 and 26e each, 8 to Sc less the m iar prices. Look at our bargains in Children’s Fast Black Ribbed Hose at 10 and 4' pair; regular price 12} and He. ' ' The vet (y best Outing Flanncls, Sc per yard. A good Outing Flannel at do EDWARD STREET." 'Ko. 5 Ecstatic Batman. "Everything from a Noodio to An Anchor." ~ ‘ ' “FIRST IN WAR 0:030! WASHINGTON. FIRST iii 'l‘Hli lllliDS OF 6001) BUYERS! Fox Cycle 8: Hardware Compan; iZO WASHINGTON STREET. amp cuntsouznv c'rc. Poultry \\ ire 31c. 100 sq. ft. \\ hite Lead, 5lczlh. "Sm-ll Profit. and Quick Sol..." .When Roland Reed played "TheWoinso Hater" he must have worn to.) ill-becoming clothes to putamsn is such an out“ For surely. withaatyllsh form-fitting suit. al men I. I h . hestai tsrmswith thsiair.gsatlsrsea.aad it is“. aids. Nowesreroi one oi ouraew.hetter. “M" aadSammeraitecaahseomsaWo-sa Hater—flab if you until iiiscc boa out: I: :--l:gouc:~ :nu l~-':-:r::u:icd . . , iutoaril' MMI-Ji Sl' IT for ........................................ ’ call today and you will see sillls that mount bc :iupll- . .. :vlted elscu Item for Olil .00. A 831‘ "F ii. A. R. lill'i'wlh'hi It‘ll”. \tllll cvcrv bluciisnlu-isuli: and. brim-way. ucs:lit: .‘Iiduilcsm liltic flatttlci Hull for Slittll and Mar 'lil ulll mull b:- heist 0pc" :li‘ct‘)‘ cvcllllil until it o'clock. . Mahnckctuo South ll uit'l . N orwalk. —: WILLIAM P. am iii Wall Him-i. .‘urwalh. i, A hill line :-i it Gainers Supplies. Lawn Tennis and Soil Goods. ' less Ball and Athletic Supplies. Vlvs Cameras, $5. 00. Nccds no plate holders. and «tries eightsu W i u itiuutl r: lmoiiiw' t'.Ail. ANii Still: "3': THE BEST IALT BEVE nghland Brandon and Irands are Ilrieily Union. iiidiiull Mull". iiiIILA" ,. _. ' iiidiiull “if IXI'IAOT. lildiithll O . , ' " and lots with ma. Mosh Aha and Put Up lapresaiy for Family on secondly u: a physicist: :- lmwrlpiion. "it Will? MALT romeo I They liaiid a.“ the wash. ”was" nut-unused “A universe. rat: to r
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