LENTIEN PROGRAM.
w——-—
x Services Amngod b Rector J. Mc-
Cluro Bellows for rm Church.
The Lenten program of Grace Epis-
cdhsl Church. Norwailt. is as follows:
Ash WedneIsday. February 20th-
Holy Communion, s s. an; Morning
Prayer. Litany and sermon. 10: 80 a.
nu; Evening Piayer. Penitential Cities
and sermon. 8 p m
HolyCcmmunIonw—Sundays, 8 a. m.:
Sunday. Maren 3, 8 a. m. and likes a.
In.; Annunciation, March 85, 10:.10 a.
mu Passion Sunday, March 24. 8 a m.
10:30 a. In. .
“Week Days—Litany Service. Fri-
days, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Prayer,
Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, and
Thursday. March 21, I p. m.; Evening
Prayer (choral) wIth sermon. Thurs-
days. except March 21 and 28, 8 p. m
Passion Week, Sunday. March 24——
Evensonu daily (except Sunday) a D.
111.: Holy Communion, Wednesday and
Friday. 8 a. 111.; Litany Service. ed-
needay and Friday, 10:30 a. 21).; ' ru-
'Sir John Steiner. Thursday.
Holy Week, Sunday, March 31-4}!on
Communion daily (except Good Fri
day) 8 a. m.; Thursday before Easter.
second Communion service, 10:30 a.
m.; Litany service. Wednesday uefor'e
Easter. 10:30 a. In.; Evening Prayer.
daily (except Good Friday) 4 p. m.;
Holy Baptism, Saturday before Easter,
litany hobby dances “of
(New York Herald ) .
Onc saw that with the
Chinese it was a choice of two
evils, and it was questionable
whether it was not better to
lie down peacefully 0n the
bong, where the families us-
sleep, and pass away.
amid the lulling fumes of sui-
iecating charcoal than run
the risk of the more horrible
fate which frequently await-
cd them at the hands of sol-
dicrs of one of the civilized
blag you to do the
but; you demand of
In Iattendanoe i surpassed iteration
ever Igivon by th
tions were present“ from Put- ‘
use. of South Norwalk; Eagle
II and laidder Company. of Dorian;
Vloltmtmr lions Company. 0! Do:
Chief Wheeler and tisslstants of the
Root Norwalk Fire Department were
expeditions are
tio’ns with China
155 easily disposedan
Warp, in the throes of
at country it would
even then hit hard to excuse many
have happened, but
' til at war, there is
in which they can be
whic . Milt)
Durlnu the eventing the mayor flu
City Council and Board of Engineers
The discs was Inmal, and the at-
moat oordlallty existed smous the
The affair was a success, and
the members are receMng runny de-
served compliments.
- The members of the committees
Floor-wit. F. Duffy; aids, 'l‘. P. Ward.
W. E O'Brien, W. E Riordan and Dar
ii a Officers in War I II
”I: when“ of Flags reduce. any good re-
c gratification of re-
g styled a cod re-
sult‘, mirth .liavc ma c it ex.
it to persuade the
This is the language of Mr
George Lynch, whose story was
told Iin the Herald yesterday
g,and who was an cycwit~
ness 0va, most of the scenes which
if his was the only
evidence of Occidental barbarity ,
: we might possibly hesitate to ac.
.cept some of its more horrid de-
er timed Man. was held last night.
nMusic Hall It was the most notable
“fair aver gIren In the history of this
on and another very enioy-
uninteresting occasion was add-
“as sucdosses of the Rail Men.
tI eclipsed anything
like fair play. On
hey are profoundly
I ur only purpose
. horn of their geods
Receptioannptalu James B. CIcstel
lo. Lieutenant James H. lilauner and
Lieutenant J ‘11. Duffy.
ArrangementWrmtsin James
T. P. Ward, William E
he described.
Good Friday, April b—Mornlng ser-
vice. l.Itauy and scr,mon 10: 30 a. m. .
Teaching of the Cross, 12 m to 3 p m
Luster Day. April 7-lloly Commun
mu 8 a. In: Holy Communion (choral;
with sermon. 10:30 a. m.: Children's
(choral) I p. 11).; Festival
Bvcnsong. 8 p. m.
The names of the Lenten preachers
at the Thursday evening services, will
be announced at the Sunday services.
. Brien. B. '1'. Duffy and “his. Rest
There were meaty demos on the
order, and It was In the small bourt
of the morning when the last one was
ulster-e attempted in mils, but there are innumerable
witnesses who corroborate every
contiovcrsy was be-
(i it has gone wrong
be right men were
of it, and they have
n getting us deep-
or into; the film: with every step
they 115(ch taken. It was pqouJiar-
ly a case which required impartial
consideration in order that a just
. Iii cl Ndrtviilkde
‘ . The decorations ware elaborate and
Th mitional emblem pro
. mega everywhere was It ap-
Largo flags Were draped at
enema or the stage and over the an
trance to the balcony, while about the
head or the hall. bones and balcony
ware (antenna of flags and drapiugs o.
patriotic colors.
There is very little doubt that
Christian nations are setting a
very poor example to the people
We can hardly
wonder that the Chinese do not
accept Christianity with avidity if
Linswcilese orchestra“ furnished
music of anrexcellait quality for danc
Charles Flynn prompted. )f the Orient.
The attendance was the largest ever
their present experience can be
regarded as a fair exponent of its
EXPENSES Ellll Nllll
‘I undue at any masquerade.
o'clock the gallery ‘was filled, as were.
About:
There is pri‘ibab y no group of men
Nlll lllllE BUSINESS
new hug, tired debut,a
Deiegatio s of visiting
on the planet who were more
poorly equipped to handle it than
they.I This Was evident at the be-
principles aud its morality.
.vould, indeed, seem necessary to
Jltrisiianizc the West before the
Olly Budastiisde us In ills Scull
on were present from penitence
House and Senate Meet and AI
journ Until tomorrow.
lllNY SilillillllEE HEARINGS
A Full Attendance In Both Houses—-
Horace Johnson's BIII Tabled-—
Resolutions Favorabiy Re-
licnvsllt ,Csuncil.
IplilllliiIIIllIIIIs: lillilllll
Arlen Hall Designated as the Place for
Holding the Annual Meeting on
March o—Reaolu-
tions Adopted.
West undertakes to Christianizc
.hc East, and it may safely be pro.
.lictcd that the work of missmu-
irics has been set back. for afull
gcnrratIOn by the wholesale cruel-
tics which have been practiced by
the invading armies.
The Powers went to China on
what was supposed to be a mis-
sion in the interest of civilized
progress. but honorable warfare
. tile 03. of Norwalk;
ribs, No. 31, New Canaan; i’ownbay
Tribe. No. 3-21.01 Stamford; Konclm.
Title. No. 00. of Bridge-
ginning. atidlit has become em-
I every month during
I 'oys have struggled
do what they were
never fitted Iii do.
It therefpri becomes clearer ov-
my tiny the the only recourse is
he discussion from
I ud overccrcbratcd
tribunal tit-I P' kin to the calm and
judicial judgment of the Hague
a.
E
I"
In the entertainment pre
coding the man march, were the best
pal-tint the program. The so
Iee‘tlons Tehdordd wete “The Spider
and the Ely." "Day by Day," and- "‘l ,
Love You; Honey,'1)eed. I Do."
McCaI-thy is “1mg aIIIIIich-I,I.I and the
:9." ‘
, . the excited _
A'speciul meeting of the Council of
South Norwnllt was held last evening
at the Council chamber.
ported Upon.
HARTFORD. February Iii-riots
Houses of the General Assembly did
little business today. The House met
at 12:30 and adjourned at 12:45 unto
11 o'clock tomorrow.
The .Senate met at the same near
and adjourned at I o'clock. There was
a full attendance In both Houses. as
the committee hearings this afternoon
were many and Important.
Adjournment In the House to 11
o'clock on motion of Mr. Poems. of
Middletown was at first combatted nl’
Mr. King, who did not see the reason
nest character. -,In‘ that way. and in that
Roan; a decision be reach-
. II not leave the litter-
has given lace to the murder oi' .
violin-n an children. and punitive
expcdltions buys bush or hired
Illicit have resultcdiu dyiv cg , ,
- birthscwto despcrfitioit until ‘tIIftI’ii-‘IT . ' .2
:ide because of crimes which can. IIlOl’t‘ SCI‘ICLLS complications in the
Count vou ”lital' illillft‘
Waldcrsccis cycn now meditating v-tngeancc, and is trying to per-
another raid toward the MSI 'sunilc the other powers tojoin her
which will strcw his path with in :I spring raid which will leave a
lmrncd villages and loot“! (cm._ll‘:lil\' (If MOOII llllOllgil lilt‘ heart
The young emper-
. 5%“ but. Endarltlt Rulnlard were pram
tion! III I foiloying resolution
Ix.
by" flick- for still
i ”M W '
adjourned aunu'nl city meeting on Mon
9.01. at 1:80 ocioclt
.'.;‘for the foil wlnIg purposes, via:
mTo appropriate from the city
treasury such money as may be new
sary for the use of oat-h of the depart
nwnis of said city for the orienting year.
To lay a tax upon the rumble as
late within said city containinodI In the
he reception com
.l event“ dress acted
as pivots. They were 1‘.’ (I Benedict.
(leorg’e III Htrat: James A Foster, A.
H. Merritt. R. 0. Mitchell, A. B. Day
Jesse Brtindnge, William Miller, War-
rep P Smith. .Ir.. w J Wilcox, Otto
1.lndstroui,8amtiel Norrie,
lIIrd. Jacob Iltslnger.
any. Maren Ith, Germany is bent on
inf the empire for pulling off the business until
.110
latter hour. Mr. l’cnrno said, however
that the business this week would be
very little and that late sessions were
necessary. The motion was passed.
The House chaplain In his prayer to
day referred feellngly to. the death last
Thursday of the wife of Arthur B. Cai-
kluds, lender of the Democratic side
of the House.
’ The House listened for ten minutes
to the new joint business sent In to
the Senate on Friday last. Disagree-
Ing action on the reference of the
House bill to provide Horace Johnson
Prince Chiug asked a question ill" '5 ”11‘5‘)’ 50' horrors, Jud
oftlmugh he has htictoforc been
terms uhich cannot be unsucrcd “PM ”l “191‘" by ”‘3 firm 7051*“
[\(lIUIt.‘IiIIlCC of tlic E uitcil States he still
that hopes to aclIictc his purpose
Sooutr or later the Hague court
assessment list last completed, to an
amount sufficient to meet and pIovlde
for the appropiiatlous made Int sale
The members of the floor committee,
composed of past sachoms and officers
of the Tribe, In full var paint and
wearing the new regalls. then appear-
ed, and follow‘ved by about one hundred
Iunsqucraders, went through an Intri-
cabe and Very pretty grand march, no
the cliclent direction of the
promoter. Henry Gehrmanu.
ended In the lsnclers, dedicated to
"Our Tribe, Uncus, No. 26."
The members or the floor committee
were as follows It.
director; r‘. H. l-‘ltch. assistant; aides,
)‘y‘nnk Parker, William A. Reid, J. A
during the recent discussion
\Iith a clear conscience.
ling, he. said in substance.
some of our people have commit-4
tcd wrongs which deserve punish-mill be called into requisition.
merit, and admitting that the pow- bill be good fortune if this Is done
one how. a right to call upon us for Inforc outrages shall be commit-
indemnity, why have not we also! led which will make civilization
:I right to demand indemnity front blush and print: that the despised
you for equal if not greater out- ()Ilt‘llllil
rage? If we kill your people you brnuzc, has :I better system of
To transact. any other business
that may be properly brought before
sold meeting.
The following resolution was there-
upon adopted:
Resolved That the (‘Iouncll recent
mend the following amounts to be up
proprIIIts-d for the several departments
of the city for the your l90l.
Scetlon I of the City Charter:
Fire Department.
R. Wilson. floor
with a weather observatory
1‘9'
ported by the s eaker. The II was
Street Department (new work)
Hubbell. Jr. (J. D. Roberts, J P. bran Street Department iordinaryex-
cia, George Dreher. L. I“. Sheldon, J
W. Howe, 8. C. Marshall. hi 8. Naphey,
James E Flynn. James Powers, Archie
F. Nash. J. J. Miller.
ask us topay. Ifyou kill our peo- practical tlfllCS than the boastful mm“ 0“ moti n ”t M"
plc and destroy our property areinstious of the I\\tst The resolution
Health Department, hilddlesex County Historical
Library Department.
Pearce, of
Incorporating the
Society
was reported upon favorably by the
Electric Light-rind Fire Alarm,
There m the greatest variety of Administrative Department:
masquerade costumes In evidence that
hassbecn seen attany of the dances this
Opening of the Bench Show.
NEW YORK, February Ig—lhc nuuusl bench show of the
committee on incorporation.
it was
The resolution extending the ilmr
for filing the certificates for the organ
izntlon of the thchflold Light and
Power Company was reported on fav
ornbly. Passed.
Resolutions appointing Lyman T
TIngIer and Lester W. Phelps. Judnr
and associate Judge of the City Court
of Rockvlllu. starred for actlon, were
referred to the committee on Judiciary.
The governor's communication sent
III from the Senate nominating George
W. Wheeler. judge of the Supreme
Court, was referred to the committee
on the judiciary.
The House adjourned at 12:45.
CENTRAL CLUB SONG REOITAL.
in nostcases they were Very p ollcc Department,
pretty. the lodiek‘. especially. dressing
be men took more to
made plenty of fun
during the even fig. The prince and
princess, automobile girls, flower girls,
sailors. rough riders, jockeys, tramps.
, ctc., wel‘e In evidence. and
there was much guessing as to who
some of the masqueraders were until
after the masks We’re removed during
the fourth dance. where there were
the usual number of surprises and con-
gratulations in tho wearers on their
ability to so successfully disguise
themselves that their Identity was not
known. A group dressed as Chlnnmen.
members of Old Well Hook and Law
tier Company. were prominent In the
, . , \\'cstiuiusicr Kcniicl Club opcuul today in Madison Square Gar-
pumlc PrIIntIng. Ihc exhibition, for which 1-5” dogs were entered, will last
Auditor and Collector,
Election Expenses,
In good taste.
the ludicrous an
There were a few abscutccs when the show opt-nod, the most
noticeable being the bcsuiiful collics of J. l’icrpont Morgan, whose
exhibit has been feature of past shows
( larcucc Mackny, George Gould and W. Gould Brokaway, who
have usually had animals cutcrcd fuI ihc ribbons have made no cu-
irics this year.
DeWet Still PERI-ll North.
LONDOA. l'chruary Ip~Lord Kitchener, commander-in— chief
ofthc British III South Aftica, ti‘l cgrphiug from Pretoria to the
City Treasurer,
Corporation Counsel,
City Records.
Memorial Day,
Pine Island Cemetery,
Board of Relief.
Library Building.
Miscellaneous,
Toto,
Voted that the committee on prIinIt-
lug secure 300 printed copies of city
Miss Frisby. Assisted by Miss Aiken,
In an Attrsotlvc Program.
\\ or Office, under (late of Felif‘ilill)‘ i8, says:
“W e Wct Is reported still moving IIOllh, nut] is now west of
lie will probably double back to the southwest.
gathering. and enjoyed themselves im-
Voted to adjourn to meet March 4th,
I90I, at 7:15 o'clock. Miss Frisby.
.The music was of a high order, be-
assisted by Miss
Blanche Aiken and Mr. Kinney, has
arranged a most attractive program
for the song recital this evening at. the
Central Club.‘ Some of the lovely bai-
iads the singers will give are “Love‘s
Lullaby,“ by A. Goring Thomas; “Ma
tIoIopIs are prepared for this
”A train was dcr nilcd bctwecl \ crcIeuingcuI: and jolianucs-
burg this Imorniug. but the Boer rs were driven off before they secur-
inu rendered by an orchestra of twelve
pieces under the capable direction of
Joseph Lluxtvriler.
. were excellently rendered throughout
the ‘bvenlnIg.‘iI-nd several times was It
necessary to respond to encorcs to the
twenty~fout dances on the programme.
Refreshments were served during the
evening, and It who daybreak
NORWALK CLUB SMOKER.
l‘ho ”lemon“ Last of the Social Evenings Prior to
the Lenten Season.
The last of the social evenings at
the Nor-walk Club. prior to the Lenten
season. took place. last evening. the
Tax Collector Sent to Prison.
Margaret Lang; "I Love
ctor Herbert, and a group,
Merry Lark.’ Nevin;
"Since we Ported, " Allltson; "Mid-
Summer Dreams," 0' Hardelct
' Mr. Kinney gives among others a
group of three by Von Fielliz. and one
number by schumann.
Mlse Aiken will recite "The Lover."
which gives her opportunity for dra~
mntlc effect, and “Penelope Penwicks
Christmas Dance.”
There are undoubtedly friends of
Miss F‘I-Isby who would like to hear
her. and whom members of the Con-
tral Club have not been able to reach.
finch friends will be very welcomoanu
are urged to be present.
occasion being an Informal reception
to the ladies as well its a maker.
The Jerome May Banjo Club.
Bridgeport. furnished music for danc
ing, whlle the card rooms Were set
apart for smelting mums.
number of the club members and their
lady friends responded to the Invltn
tions sent out by the entertainment
committee. and the spacious club par-
lors ware thronged with a gathering of
the representative people of The Nor-
mbrning Is the last of the masquerad-
CAMBRIDGE. Mass... February tom-Ira l
ere were weeding their way home-
assistant tax collectOr of SIomcrville. was sentence
less ihan tour our more than five ycars in state prison, for the lar-
ccny of funds of the city of Somervillc.
guilty, but today be retracted the plea, and entered one of guilty.
Nine Shipwrecked Seaman.
NEW YORK. February I9.— I‘llo Panama "Railroad steamer Ale
Iianca, which arrived today. brought nine sh
crew of the American schooner [ism
Lc row, formerly
today to not
There 1on a general expression that
as a whole was the
best ever given In town, and it goes
without haying that It was enjoyed by
The onangemeuts were perfect.
the smallest details being looked after
with the Idea of giving comfort and
pleasure to the attendants.
Ions members and committees having
the ball In charge. are entitled to all
miss Ram the successful culmination
Legrow had pleaded not
wrecked seamen, the
The gathering broke up shortly be- of Thomaston.
It was one of the most
enjoyable events of the club season.
fore midnight.
Me. which was wrecked January 26.‘ best San Andres. on the voy-
The useutive committee. to whom age from Baltimore to Port Linton. .. ’ .
”9de malt Is due for the success
KING EDWARD GOING TO ORR-I
ANY
REAL ESTATE CALEB.
tools Ksnkey to Albert Kiiuzi. house
LONDON. February" 9—9-1!ng as
ward will start for Conway to visit
his sister. the Dowager Ema on Freu-
A.
In: I w. corn-Inn.
'a. no t. was
IIéffsai bol eI;i ii list man
and lot In West Norwalk: considera-
Eicht Dans to Issue Edicls.
Iltthihi, February rpm-«The foreign ‘ envoys have giycn the
delusion It. Osborn and others, to
elicit saturdny eveniua on
' {Charles (I. Bohanncb. twentyi tlirsti
ard the
royal yacht Victoria and Albert. Hts
's stay In dermnny will prob
my brief
which to issue satisf clery
rotilfil'tntl. Charred,
sures or land m m, are «retaliation Chinese autho lites eight lays
mailers ”.000 will
‘ archives.
Neural
Bill Bullet -
Bill Hill ANNUAL MEEIING
It Will Take Place In the Town Assem-
bly Hall on the First Monday In
March—Talk of a Pumping
-‘Il'o LET-4 ROOM
ington avenue, rent :10; i too
meet, Raymond street, rent .
further particulars Inquire art I I
of The Old Well Cigar (30.. 83
‘ To LET—FIRST FLOOR; 10
street, 6 rooms, gas. set range, but.
cold water. not tubs, etc.
immediately. Keys still. M: Jan
20 Elm street, Or on uremia
Smith. 33 Frame stregt.’
To LET—~STORE 18x36. A
North Main street. also that, I
Connecticut Turnpike, c'p'ppel
Apply at McNamdfa's
Main street, South Norwal
The regular monthly meeting of the
City Council of Norwallt. was held in
the council room. last evening.
The meeting was called to order by
the mayor, at 8:05. and the minutes
of the last meeting were remand ac-
avenue, East Norwallt.1nouire.
S. Hanford, grover, E. Nurses
- Mrs. S C. Whitlock, 83 Wall St";
The Council then prepared the bud- It .
get for the annual clty meeting.
These are the amounts asked for by
the various departments:
ro attenuating” t‘IoRMII‘tI
occupied by Mrs. Fawcett. 58
street. Inquire of L. Jackson. '
FOR RENT—HOUSE DESI
located. All modern Improv
low rent; also first floor spar
on Orchard street.
Administrative,
To LET—3 FARMS; HOUS I‘U
Stnuart Ave; house on Taylor '
fine place with fruit trees;
Norwalk; large house and harprao
acres of land. at East Norwalk
and date. It to $30 per men
In addition to the appropriations
made at the annual
Council appropriated $250 to the Flu
ance Department. 3500 to the High
way Department. and $900 to the Fire
TO RENTI—NIEWI SIX“ R00
tags all modern Improvemen
Inlnutes' walk from trolley, 3
month. Maple avenue. E i;x IInt;
inquire of W. S. Hamster,
Norwallt. of Mrs
Wall St” Norwalk.S ..
TO LE1 ~rms'f
house. 5 Insane Place. .
veniences Apply Mrs. S: A. Villeetrla
Councilman Bushley moved that the
appropriation for the Fire Department
Instead of $3, 500, as lust
increase last
', stating that the
var was for hose.
It was at first thought advisable'tc
ask for an Increase of $260 for the
Finance Department.
thought It best to keep budgets as low
. It was.voted to: ask for
the same amount as last year. 312, 000
The clerk was Instructed to issue a
call for the annual city meeting, to be
held in the Town Assembly room, on
the first Monday in March .
James E Wines, a committee trout
Buckingham Poet; IG. AL-R
to appro pnlateI a certain
amount for the decoration of soldiers'
graves on Memorial Dafly
He said It had been the custom to
take a paper around. The Post did
not want to name any special amount,
but left It with the Council.
of South Norwalk appropriated
he said. but. as there are more graves
up town he did not think that amount
would be sufficient.
The mayor assured Mr. Wlxon that
this matter would receive the atten-
tion of the Council at the proper time
Bills amounting to $450.35 were or-
dered paid. They were divided In the
following departments:
Mayor Glover
now occupied by A. W Austin.
session AprIlI I. Apply p AW
To LET—THE coat. MA I
business at Rowayton will be for
new tn.
particulars .appiy
Nor alk.
-'t‘0 LETwFlRIST FLOOR OI" . ‘
rooms, 81 Woodward. avenue. {this
Easy ppyments: sscchd floor. 5 rectum.
81 Woodward cyanide. rent 88 App!
FOR SALE.
a
POR ISALE OR EXCHANGE-AI" 53?
camera and outfit and new dot; Emil?
clopedia Britannica for a gasoline
Ine engine. Address U. this ofl‘Il
. , adminietmtlveI,
$133.25: police, $190.25:
The blllI of E. M. Lockwood. for
peciul services, which was held over
from the last meeting, Was ordered
FOR SALE-4 W0 BUSINESS .IIJ'
portunlties. long established.
full operation, fully equipped, doth
read business Small capital requl
Good chance for live man. Ad ,
's " Box 300 South Norwallt. 11m.
FOR SALEI—I—INATIONAL
register. Total
also a turmoil and gas I
titres. At a bargain. Howard Hahn
15 Franklin street, Booth Norw
councilman Meekei
nuisances In the way of dead animals
on the city streets, saying that the
police did not know whether
could go and take the animals away
spoke about
A motion was passed that the po
lice have the power
nuisances in the way of dead animals,
It was voted to have the clerk in-
clude-In the call an appropriation for
a pumping station.
City Engineer Wood, who has In the
past been opposed to such a point. now
recommends It. and thinks that
pumping station up tins valley would
:Ivc the city all extra water needed.
Mayor Glover thought that such a
'llill'lt would save the city the expense
if building a new dam. and laying new
pipes for several years.
The Council then adjourned until
to remove all
pawn BRBIRFLR .'
cast-i PAID—GENTS cast 0,
clothing purchased Highest prI II
paid Also money leaned on slips
1 Karen: 154 Masha
sonal property
ington street, South Nprtvak.
My wife; Mary was. Smith. has
left my bed and board. without I
cause or provocation, I hereby give ‘
tice that I shall not Ibo responsible.
debts contracted by her from this ‘
February 18,1901. ' ‘
CHARLES A. 8M1?!
MEMORIAL DAY PICNIC.
Independent Socloty Already
Propel-Inn for the Event.
The members of the Italian Inde
pendent Society have already com
mended preparations for their annual
narade and picnic to be held on the
Nor-walk Fair Grounds, on Memorial
Dav. May 30th.
There will be av'lIIrger number of
sports than usual this year, the list
embracing horse and bicycle mes
baseball game. athletic contests. etc.
Three bands of music will be engaged.
and there will be dancing In the even
Ing In the big pavilion. '
The.commltteo having the matter In
charge is composed of Joseph Desesa.
Salvator Chariot,
chairman: Vincenso Lingue Constan
dine Chile and Tony Garsmore.
LOST POCKETROOK AT THE BALL.
Mrs. John Burnes, of East INorwalIt, I
who was one of the attendants at Midi-m
masquerhde ball In Music Hall. last
night. reported to the police that her
pocketbook had been lost or stolen dur-
ing the evening. M-rs.‘ hurries had
ed the purse In half muff. an
In thought Illiely' tint so eI and in.
FUNERAL 0F CIOL.‘ STEVEN. NI
Services at his Horns and 0d
Iows' Burial at the Grave.
aninonron'r. totem I
funeral of Coletiel. W. H. 8W0» m
took place this afternoon Thesis “ "
no church ceremony, the Epilop
vice being read at his home
Fellows‘ burial service at the ~—
Mountain Grove cemetery: ras-
sry pallbearers were six. past
masters of the Obit actions.
Lodge of Odd Fellows
ll. Marigold, Horace
stick 8. Hunt and
hrnidgcpcrt Charles
London, and Lnren
New Haven. The ac
meWIIAreaméfi .
ll tens or
and: Inrlds'onort Bill! ,.
were present members or the fol ‘ ‘
County Bar Association; the I... '
out Press Association
Ilcials from the old NI!
anionic and Shore Lilli r‘si
so members of the Bridgeport
money and several gold rim.
According to the annual report of
Major A. McDowell. clerk of the house
representativeii. which has» lust
climb from the printer, It cost the tow
eminent only II 075 to expel Brigham
mnfbflm of Iftah
INFLUENZA AI'I’ chiller!
CORENRACEN; whim
earn. it racing at can . ‘
Ibsen. the Norwogla
tint; id III of the
condition: Is it“
oliIiredwitltLW
fill!
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