. . ‘Mrs. Ill. 3. 'Snlitb shunt. Boudoir in
isouthport.
in Willimantic.
The E. N.- A. ,C. will hold a
Wednesday evening. ‘
. -_..tm. ‘
Fred Carr 0! Gregory Boulevard. was
in New York, yesterday.
meeting
.-
VE. VJ. Morgan. oi‘ Cove street. spent
yesterday in Stamford.
Harry Stevens. 01! Stamiord, spent
Sunday with friends here.
a..-
The Fire Police will hold their on-
naui meeting tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Robert Carr. of Newark. N. .i..
spent Sunday at her home here.
Attorney John Keogh has returned
from u business trip to Stamford.
The lirilllnnt‘star Athletic Club will
hold it mootintWednpsuay evening.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Buckley. of 11 New atrect.
(‘linries (halt led, the curly meeting at
the Methodist Church. last evening.
"Mitts "Hecate llioomln has returned to
Springfield after a visit with relatives
here. » . ‘ - '
"Harry Monet. of Sing sing. New
York. spent Sunday With czharlcs‘A.
Weed; ' ~
Henry E. Buckingham, who has been
ill athihgihmoutu Van laudt avenue.
is slowly recovering.
‘—"'!""'.‘ w “*- .
hire. H. Gratin: of New Work, to
II guest of Mr. and Mrs. George H. Fer-
ris. of Riverside arena. j:
lilies Mattie Morgan. of Cove street.
epont yesterday. with Mina Lottoe Mor-
rell. of Bridgeport.
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Robert Seymour. oraldlllord. spent
Sunday Wlul his mother. hire. Henry 1..
Seymour. of hluple avenue.
Mists Minnie Ferris. of Riverside ave-
nue has returned from a visit with
friends in New York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. Arthur Dewey and bliss Sadie
Builley. of Bridgeport. have been visit»
lug Mrs. Putterson. oi anic avenue.
Rev. Gustaf Wimnn preached two in
rerouting sermons in the Swedish
Church. in Riverside avenue. yester-
day.
The OIllcial ward of the Methodist
Church will hold a meeting Wednes-
day evening. at 8 o'clock. in the church
parlors.
Rev. I. S. Stands and a delexutlon of
his workers will attend the class nicot-
in; in the Methodist Church. tomorrow
evening.
The Epworth hunt. of the Metho-
dist Church. will hold a social at the
home of Hits lanes. in Core street. Pri-
day evening.
hlr. and Mrs. J. It Glade-in. 0! East
Nor-talk. are entertaining Mrs. G. rt.
Wallace. of Springfield. lane. at their
home in East avenue.
A number 0! Hayden” motors trill
attend the indoor haecban game be-
tween that team and the R. d (l. team
in tho Amory. this evening.
lien. J. W. Data will so to New
Haven to aaalat Rev. Merritt. oi the
Mora-aunt church. in special services
Tucaday and Wodnuday evening.
Mira [locale GladU'in. from Spring.
ticld. Man. has been apendinic a few
daya 'with her parcels. ltr. and Mn
.1. It. Cladvrtn. at that avenue.
Thin evening the Bomb [m or
the lethodiot Church will hold a roll
call. connection at 7:08: Mm Henry
maria arlil load. “the Bible study will
brain at 8:3).
About 354 people initialed to Riv. J.
.i. hut rainwater: or in
ion table. in t ”Rheum march.
5‘
Heath by «
tea-ad helium
told at the, «mom
thunder
{
is
; la nick.»
a guest of hire. Edward J.
of lsaaca street. Sorvralk
will
be
‘ cvervihinn .omcctionabie is to
unveil. th’BIt‘Irom other tori
allowed the nature ot‘the pi “
tended tor lilo peopietooceu
Mutilated vagitggthoa ‘ =
at to lain eritanc,
07"“th clawing" or '1 hi
‘ . all ”non.
Frederick
Duke's. of Crockett avenue.
mo» tau—una—
tone Broadway. of Clockétt avenue.
_ . ,. butchered a unecow. Saturday. .‘
George Smith has accepted a position d L
Herbert Lowe spent annuity ivlth his
cousin Victor Brush. of Danbury.
Misa- Minnie Raymond burned her
, .eyo_qulte btldly several dayauo.
hire. Andrew Mills. of Main ,atreet,
baa recovered from a week's illness.
A letter addressed to John A. Lynch
remains uncalled for at the Rowayton
post-oillce.
hire. (loot-go Wicks and con Sanford.
of Raymond street. spent Sunday in
Stamford.
John Plunder. Jr., of Crockett two
one. spent Sunday in New Yory city
with relatives.
Miss Lizzie Dibble. of Main street.
is n guest-of her sister, Mrs. William
Pinkney. oi Brooklyn.
hire. .I. Hawaii” has returned from
a visit with vtriends in New York city
and Bensonhtirst. L. 1.
Miss Lottie Pitzcr and brother i-‘reu
spent Sunday with Mr. and hire. Al-
fred Crockett. of Crockett avenue.
A large shipment of invalid chair
wheels use made from Boyiston‘e baby
carriage factory to Philadelphia. sat.
urdnv.
The Eptvorth League and the Chris-
tian Endeavor Society held a union
meeting. last night. at the Baptist
.Church.
«M
are. Edward H. Smith. of Main
street. who hasbeen‘seriously ill or
pneumonia, is now sunlcientty improv-
ed to 3.. up.
Contractor hi. F. Brown has the con-
tract for making a number of improve
ment to David Lee‘s summer residence
in upper Main street.
on.“
The. Ladlca‘ Aidsocieti‘. of the Meth-
odist Church. will meet Wednesday at
ternoon. March 13th. with hit-st Eugene
t‘ushiuaii. of 1.0mm avenue.
C. B. Gerretson was up from New
York. Saturday and looked over the
improvements recently made to his
summer residence on the West Side.
.‘ir. and hire. Gilbert Scotieid have
moved trotn Norwallt to the D. it. Cote
place on the West Side. Mr. Cole one
engaged Mr. Seoileld to manage the
limwm‘.
unintuitive NOROTON.
George Smith is improving and
cleaning up his property.
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The Durien halal Club held a bust
ness meeting. Saturday night.
Henry Stark has lust completed the
building of two canoes tor his own
use during the coming summer.
lilies Lulu Bowen. oi this place. is
Thomas.
hire. 'I'bcophllils smith. who had a
paralytic stroke In Stamford a short
time ago. is still very ill at her home
here.
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Jonn Oberlander laid the ltwl
OI
another naphtha launch Saturday. 1 his
launch Ia being built for New Jersey
parties.
\a
Clara Stillman. formerly a nurse. is.
no arming treatment in the Stuntom
tariuat. Her health has become
impaired by overwork...“
strive-m Bowen and son
alra.
Claudius Iwmd. leave lhricn next
Ride: for a “on visit with Dan.
Charica Itasca. in New York.
M
In tho “MW of 850 Iran clear-
ed at the entertainment given in the
Town Hall. Mar evening for the
benefit oi
the lothodlat Church.
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Main
‘didetmtlnued some time
of cold .Wenther. '
Willi Elizabeth metacltpot Vista,
formerly a resident at ‘Comstoclr’lllli.
at this. place. died yesterday attornoon.
at [her home. Minn Comstock wall
eighty‘yeare of use. The fuenrol will
.h'efheid‘ atihor borne. Tuesday. at It a.
m; interment.” the Union Cemetery.
Not-walk. ‘ ‘
tit-i was
ago because
. WESTON.
Miss irene Perry is visiting friends
in Norwalk.
Miss Mary Perry has returned from
a visit in New Rochelle.
Miss Cora Levine. of Yonkers. is the
guest of Mrs. George Barroli.
iii rs. llornco .Ilurihutt entertained at
number of friends at whist. on Tues:
day evening.
Thomas Donnelly. of Brooklyn. hue
spent a few days at his father's aunt
mer residence here.
George Adams Iamovlng his steam
saw-mill to Rowaytou this week. where
he has a large. contract.
A dancing party will be held on
Tuesday evening. at the residence or
Mr. and‘hlrs. Peter Perry.
lilies Louise Coley goes to Stoniug-
ton this week to spondtwo weeks with
her sister. Mrs. Hewett.
The Norileid .g‘lid Society held a
very successful social on Thursday
evening. at the house of Mrs. Mabel
Fitch. Much mcnlmcttt was occas-
ioned by the sale of the baskets. con-
taining the luncheon. on well as a
line. cum being‘added to the treasury.
IMPROVEMENTS AT THE DEPOTS.
The Electrical Equipment in South
Norwaik Materiaiiy changed.
The Consolidated Railroad Company
has. during the week past. had a ioroc
ol electricians at work about the two
South Noru‘aik stations. entirely over
hauling the wiring. nudrohanglnx the
fixtures. location of the llgths and in
stallion ti number at the new lumps.
One of the most noticeable improve
month is the placing»! electric lights,
on the stairwayit. leading from Monroe
street to the depot Norms. discou
dotting the oil lam . that have been
in use since the depots were built. .-t
new reflector has been placed over the
lights on the pintiorms. thus giving i:
more powerful illumination than has
been had heretofore. The lights In lilo
depots have been relocated and nor.
wiring put in. placing the depots in .‘l
safer condition. it is believed. than
caiatted hereioiorc
The work was done under the direc
tion of Mr. Ciapp, who has been tor
some time connected with the electtl-
cal department of the railroad. and is
considered one of the moat competent
electrical experts in the state
....
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
The DOVOI‘ldI Stock Go.
The success of successes has been
achieved by Chester Dcl‘onde and his
company with his great melodrama.
Ten Ton Door. a powerful play of
studied constmction. embracing all
that makes an evening spent at the
play house one of‘excltement. pleas»
tire and laughter. Ten Ton Door is a
play or honest anti probable compost
lion. in abort the. greatest melodrama
of the. ado. it is intensely interesting.
brlmful of strong dramatic develop
merits. thrilling situations and no.
turc‘s own comedy. The above our
will he presentmi by the (‘heater no
\‘onde Stock Company. which begins
a week's engagement at lion‘s Them
trc tonight. Nations will be given
each alternoon. commencing Tuesday.
Letter to J. J. Aach.
South Namath. Conn.
Dear Sir: Here is a curious condl
lion in the paint holiness. but is ulna.
lt'. Avery. Delhi. hi. Y.. oil-nu taro
bounce exactly alike: he painted one
with a mixed paint—look n gallons
Painted the other trith Devon:
1: nations and had ti gallon: left.
some painter: Goon-ac Gilbert. Same
malt. on far pa ioohn no.
As you are not a painter. you prob
ably don‘t. understand why a gallon of
Demieadaadaiacooataiutwkiu
a 6’“ hell! come fit the
mind palau. . you: w-
lott’ot milk than hilt wow. Isn't a
n
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tut" hull“
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This and China
Ola! paint that
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m.
g.
died. yesterday. from pelaouina‘
masons Wmcdoberut‘iona thle‘
All) hit on the Hotel Cliiford. Mason. ,5
linings 0.
Colitis?
Ptocgodlntt of ill! Sonata and
. tom of Raotoscntaillta-
81. Louis Exposition Gets “£00,000—
Senator Clark Vindicated—contor-
once Report on River and Mar-
bor Bill.
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WASHINGTON. March l——I-‘rom
10:30 last night the Senate remained in
continuous session and worked to clear
up the necessary legislation. which had
to reach the president tor his signature
before adjournment. The most Inter»
eating feature of the session was the ac-
tion upon the sundry civil appropria-
tion bill. when early this morning the
Senate receded from its amendment
providing for three exposition gifts.—
35.000.000 to St Louis; 0500.000 to But-
aio. and 3250.000 to Charleston. 3. C.
Without division the motion of Sen.
ator Allison to recedc was agreed to.
It was too last remaining item in the
bill in disagreement} and it meant that
all danger of an extra session was over.
The action of the Senate on the sun-
dry civil bill was lollowed by the Sen-
ate receding item the Charleston
amendment to the St Louis Exposition
bill which had passed the House an a
separate measure. This action passed
the bill appropriating $5,000,000 for St.
Louis. It was an interesting occasion.
Senator Vest. of Missouri. made the
motion. Though adhering from ill
health he had remained in the Senate
all night to battle for this exposition
appropriation. He made an appeal to
the Senate to pass the bill now as a
simple not of justice to St. Innis. on!.
log that with the utmost kindness to~
ward Charleston. lt was not fair to
make St. Louis suffer because the
Hotter would not make an appropria-
tion for the exposition in South Caro-
iitia.
Senator Tillman. who had made a
hard fight tor thnrlcston. made a
speech showing deep feeling.
he 83;; (ll? legislation which had
paved the way loathe St. Louis appro-
priation was placed in a bill last year.
as were the amendments from which
the Senate lied receded in the sundry
civil bill. The watch dogs of the House
of Representatives had not pounced on
this proposition then and defeated it
Congress. he said, had appropriated
eleven millions of dollars for exposi~
item. and now it was proposed to give
$000,000 more. His state, South Car-
olina. was regarded as an outcast. a dis-
lnheritcd dog. He would have it to the
Smate whether it was just. fair and
right to give St, Louis 3.000.000. and
deny Charleston a small 8350.000
.\lr. Lodge thought that Charleston
ought to he treated equally with St.
Louis and he. with Mr. Depot. was.
among the ten senators who voted
against the motion of air. Vent. Eight
senators rated it» the motion. During
the night Mr. Pettimt created some.
thing of a sensation by asserting that
the bill passed yesterday tor the better
protection of railway employees had
been lost or stolen after It was enrolled
and signed by the opener.
Mr. Pettigrevv said that if it was lost
it was “lost on puma".
It was subsequently learned that the
bill had been found In a (Irate: o! the
death of the House enrolling committee.
and it was brought to the Senate.
Thr pcniatrncc of Senator Butler.
iNofih Carolina.) was rewarded dorinx
the morning bv the mean of a bill
appropriating $6.000 for damages done
during the civil am to St. John Ma-
mule lodge, at Hear Bertie. N. C. He
hail been lighting for "N' bill during the
entire Won.
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WILL 0' 7. III. Font“.
woman-mm
.moe .
. Twenty-cite iflshormen :,
out on Lakemrie. ot Silvortcmoki year t
m “mitigation-iii
crawl! o
tendny alteration. nave tonndhi‘vhom
were «allotted. rTlIe other.» it! have
‘ probably perished. -'I‘ltair'5ltitlnbfl'-Bl‘u:“
fluid "i‘urncr. John George. James
McBmt 6. Julius Ludwig: , .-~
The last seen .0, the tour menthol!
‘wetie still come ice. but a Milli Willi?
wan blowing up it big aoannditile Ice
was fast breaking ups "They were
about four miles out, and there wuze
mile of water betwoou.them,and the
shore. When it was toantlthat the
men ware out from this more yester-
day morning it nicsaaaeiwaa sent to
Dunkirk by the mayoraskins tor as-
sistance. A special tminwaamade up
and a party of rescuers brought a boat
on a list car. The mcumvworitw
heroically all day. The seventeen who
were rescued were taken oilthe hone
in; ice with great dithculty. They
said that their comrades probably per-
ished. as they were in perilous posi-
tioun.
Today word was received that the
four fishermen. Henry Turner, Jonn
George. James McBraItio and Juiiuil
Ludwig. supposed to have perished on
an Ic’e lion in Lake. Erie. were rescued
by Captain Desmond and a crew after
midnight and landed at Irving. All
wore eutlering from cold and hunger,
but will recover.
MORE DEATHS DEMANDED.
LONDON, March 4—-'I‘ue Pekln cor-
respondent of the Pall Mall Gazette.
telegraphing March 2. says: "The
emperor will return to Pettin at the
end of March. A body guard is al-
ready assembling at Stan Fu. The tor,
elgn ministers have demanded the
death at twelve additional high omc'
tale and the punishment of ninety pro-
vincial mandarin. Small port has
britoen out among the allied troopa"
out than... School
District.
Notice is hereby given that an an
aessmcnt of the ratcable estate within
the said district has been made on the
town list of 1900. and that said list has
been this day deposited by the clerk
of said district. at the mace of the so
lectmen. No. 5 Railroad avenue. South
Norwaik. Court. for examination and
that the Board of Belief will meet at
the omce of the said seiectmen. No. 3
Railroad Place. on the 12th day or
March. A. 1).. 1901. at 2 o'clock p. m.
to hear and determine all appeals made
to them for the equaliaation and per
lection of said easement.
Dated at the City of South Norwaiit.
Conn. this. the let day of March. A
1).. AMI.
A. BLANCHARD.
MATTHEW CORBE'N'.
JOHN H. LIGHT.
Committee 01 the South Nor-walk Un-
ion School District.
Notice is hereby also given that an
assessment of the ratabie estate of the
said district, which was so situated
that there was no distinct and separate
value. has been made by the assessor.
and this day tiled by the clerk of said
district. With the selectmcn of said
town. at No. 5 Railroad avenue.
Dot-ml at the City of South Nortailt.
Conn. this, the let day of March. A
D.. 1901.
A. BLAHCHARD.
MM 'I‘HEW CORBETT.
JOHN H. LluHT.
Committee of the South Nora-alt [in
ion School District.
ml it
' scum souvenir
SAVINGS ”UK.
Open daily. except Saturday. from
9mm.tol:m.,andfroan1to:p.m
8amrday.9a.m.tolau..aodonlon
day cranium 7 to 8.
him undid on ma.
ALDEN SOLIANB. Pro-t.
JOHN H. mama Vice-Prat.
ODD. l. BEAMS. See. and m
‘M‘fi‘ . ,
aver 0...
Although our: inv-
m! 1 WW busy m
are hair: not allowed
outslocktomnm
vanetvascarher. . .
Will do Your work
when mud
ore'i- noun/ted ‘1
and can alter as good
Ji . . is maul/45;; colifeeeo
iiiii
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M tiered. That‘s the temp"
v aiionio rebellion; ,Soid .
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Hustle or Cash.
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Highest cash price paid for old metv
ale and materials otevery hind. Drop
meanestaiaudlvilloail. -, .
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. 1 am oocaaionaltv
in ion York some days through the
wee , ’ I' .
Immediate attention onion return
will begivan to any‘bnainougthat may
come in during myabmei ‘.
ABRAHAM minus. _ .- ,
. 18 Raymond St, or 11 North Main
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THE NATIONAL BANK
05' NORWALK, .
51 mm. eraser. nonwaut.
_ (Incorporated 1357.)
cAPlTAL. . ‘-
soprano and menu. .
EDENEZBR HILL. Proa. c. J. HILL.
tar. J. r. vnaaowett.
”aluminum-r.
oinecvonsz
E. Hill. E. K. Lockwood. J. P. Tread '
well. I. J. Hill.'J. A. Osborn. D. W.
Fitch. Joseph 0. Handle. 0. E.
Wilson. W. F. Bishop.
Personal property, stocks. bonds
etc, deposited in the Sate Deposit
Vaults in New York city, are ”011"“.-
der the law ot'the state of New York.
though the owner be a roaident of an-
renting a sale in the Sale. :Depovlt
:31: of the National Bank of Nor-
W.
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rm: man: you
motor or n
and see it the more enthusiastic
3nd will become over A. J. Col-
lins I: Company’s
Furniture.
Everything found on our
doors is only here because of its
good construction. finish and
' general good workmanship. thus
saving you any poulble risk. so
. easily run in buyingagreat deal
of the furniture made today.
You may depend upon it that
anything sold in our store goes
out never to come back. but to
do Its duty year actor year and
thus give credit to the atom It
came from. Strictly one price
to all.
A. J. 00111118 & 00.,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
AND EMBALIERG.
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