filth
Mrs. Walter Lewis is ill at her home
in St. John avenue.
. A boat load or iron has arrived for
ethorpe & Hat‘chman.
’ Miaev Minnie Bell. of (love street. is
; spending a week in New York.
Mrs. i...A Bord ck. of Fort Point
street. is visiting in Bridgeport. .
. Miss Annie Donneliy. of Fort Point
[ street spent yesterday in New York.
Stebbin Adams. of Hill street. has
recovered from a several weeks' illness.
‘ Mr. and Mrs‘ a. .l: C. Hawkins. of Sea-
side Place. have gone to Isllp. L. i.,
. to visit
" Walter Lewis, of St. John avenue,
' went to Long Branch. New Jersey, this
gnorning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Simone and
daughter Reba will spend Sunday in
Port Chester.
David Rose is raising the cottage in
East avenue, which is occupied by Her-
bert carpenter."
George lngham'. or East avenue, has
resigned his position in the South Nor-
Walk pcstofiice. I,
«W. Twiss has moved from his old
place on the bridge to the one vacated .
by Herman Brundage. .
-Albert D Morgan. of Cove street
spent yesterday in Bridgeport. where
he attended the t eatre
Samuel Holmes. of East avenue, has
r'ctulned from Westfleid. Mass, where
he has been working in the Cleveland
factory
'The Ladies' Praying Band. of the
Methodist Church, will meet with Mrs
"filly; L'Hornmcdieu. of Betta street, to-
6 rrhw.
Charles Allisworth, Benjamin Ben-
nett and E. S Bowen went to Green-
Wldll'.” last night. and visited Nutmeg
Council. A. A.
A very enjoyable program has been
arranged for the Loyal Workers‘ Rally
in the Advent Christian Church to
morrow evening, beginning at r
o'clock. The public is‘invited.
The house in Pleasant avenue occu—
pied by Mrs. Maud Morrison. was en
tered by a burglar sometime Thursday
night and several articles of value
were stolen. The intruders gained en-
trance by breaking out a window our»
big the absence of the members oi the
family. and slept on the bed all night
and ate up what crackers there were
in the house.
There will be the usual Evening
Prayer and sermon. tomorrow night. at
7: 30. at the Church of St. Edward the
Mar.ty1 corner of Van Zandt and Os-
born avenues and the Rev. Charles T.
Coerr, of New York. will preach. All
are most cordially invited. This will be
the first Easter service at the Church of
St Edward, and it will not be without
floral decorations.
R0 WA YTON.
Thomas Darling and family
move up from New York. today
Franklin Crockett, of Lincoln ave
nuc continues to improve very nicely.
Ralph Satteriy, ieit yesterday for his
home on Long island. to spend the
summer. and “here he has secured om
pioyment.
Mrs. Kate Themes and children Ruth
and Russell went to Brooklyn yester-
day to be the guests of Mr. and rule.
..l l) Feiter, Jr.
The Bates Granite Company, of Nor-
waik. have erected a monument ill the
Union cemetery to the memory of the
late Frederick J. Biliard.
Tho monuments to be erected to the
memory of Miss Grace Bryan and Eph-
raim ’l‘llomcs will be of granite from
will
iiarry, Vermont. They are the work
of P. W. Bates and Company. of Nor-
walk.
Services in the Rowayton Baptist
Church for Sunday will be as follows:
10:45 u. m.. man or morning service,
with sermon; 12 m.. Sunday school; 4
p. m.. .lunior Christian iiindcavor rneet~
ing; 6 p. m.. Senior Christian Endeavor-
meeting; at. 7 o‘clock ill the evening
regular preaching service. Frank in.
llrown. pastor.
Tile Methodist Church has been
handsomely domrntc’d for Master. and
the exercises. morning and ovouinx.
will be appropriate for the occaslou.A
selected choir. will dcr special mu-
sic and ad th a con regaiion at the
public it‘ll loch}:1 There will he held the
regulate retirii hovo Feast in the
chapel. .rlo A. m.. and the Sacra-
ment of a “little Supper will be coir-
ill-uteri i, connection with the 10:30 a.
m. newton. ;
4"“
nahisrv'ti’iib Honorary.
The Dorian friends of Mrs. M. W.
thib‘wili be Interested to learn that
she’is now in Burlington. Vt
Miss Kate Weed, daughter! of hillnu
Weed, returned last Week, much im.
proved in health. from Bermuda.
Mrs. F. M Jones and son Franklin
returned last w it from a visit of sev-
oral weeks wit New York friends.
Mr. O'Connor. or Rowsyton. has
rented. e at Munrohsrrl‘s homes
no? do: rain a pond. and has moved in.
”Midday. Will he "Dead tom
to Chrifiéfibe' Evil. 21:10.0
‘e. as
flat
hen
r oust. timw . A.
“to all Banter.
Willl'l‘nWill
. 1 h up
upon the children of
“I .
. tear oak and Ladder “Millions
‘ . mitts}; was appointed to the cot til ‘
one month.
121: anthem, Christ Our Passover. A. J.
J. ii. (lower: ‘Se’r'mon hyinn109;Gioria
topic before the llipworth League
Marl-owé is v'n’polllding a
Larry
Hard will return to
.9 ENS
why have been ill with .
by are now improving
At the annual meetiaga
anther Fire Association
to decide upon til
the engine house in .
other matters of importance.
election of oilieors Was postponed for
The Chaucer Club held its last meet:
ing with Miss Georgie Daskam. Mans»
field avenue. and a very enterthlnlng‘
program was arranged. Friday eve
ning in Easter Week. the club will meet
with Mrs. Morrison. of Naroton, when
the members anticipate en oylng the.
society of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin
Weed and an account of their travels
abroad.
Easter Sunday music at St. Luke's
Church.- Noroton: Processionai Hymn
Holden: Gloria Patri. W. R. Spence;
Te Deum, J. R. Thomas: iiibilato, A.
J. Holden; Hymn ili'r. Kyrle lilieison.
Patri. ll. J. King; odertory solo. L.“
Benotus. J. H (lower: Communion
hymn 227. Evening: Processional
Hymn 112! Gloria Patri, W. Tl. Sparrow“
Msgnlficat, J T. Field; Nunc Dimlttis,
.1117T..F‘.leld; Hymn' 114; recessional
m
DARlEN BASEBALL TEAM.
“a...
Will Have Some of the Best Amateur
Players in the State. .
The Davies Baseball team has reor-
ganized with the same management as
last Season, and intend having the best
amateur teams from New York and
vicinity as their guests. on the home
grounds in Ditrien.
The team which was semi‘profes-
clonal to a certain extent, last year.
has been organized this year on a
strict amateur (basis. and will include
not only some well-known players
from Darien. but a number of Siam.
ford. New York and Greenwich men.
Preparations are being made for a
successful financial season. and it is
the intention of'the baseball manage-
ment to work in" harmony with the
new Free Library Fund and Recrca~
tion‘ Park Management, turning the
balance in the treasury at the end of
the season over to the latter fund.
Among the well-known teams that
will play in Darien this coming season
are the Yale Law. Holywood lnll. Eu
glewood Field Club. Tigers, of Bridge
port, and those famous ‘funnv fol
lows.“ the Westchoster Cuban Giants.
The season will open on Decoration
Day. May 30th. The team Will be
drawn from the. following players:
The Williamson Brothers. Norman.
White. Wuerz and Chsemar, of Durien:
Taylor. Alexander. Smith. Glynn and
Collins. of Stamford; Corrover. of
Greenwich. Dunne and Coughian. oi
New York. it is thought with this
material that a state champion team
enough to cope with anything ill the
amateur line.
A subscription paper is rapidly be‘ ,
lug filled up, arid is in the hands of
Alfred Jelilile. Box 188. Barton. who
will be pleased to hear from any of
the team's admirers. who wish to add
their names to such a list.
HOLY SATURDAY.
Why It is so Designated in the Catho-
lic Church.
Today marks ill the )utlloiir Church
the end of tilewdnys‘ first and the
Passion Week as well. it is the only
day ill the year in which mass is not
celebrated. All ecclesiastical author-
ity ill reviewing the importance of the
day in Cathfliic Church circles. says:
it was the practice of the Catholic
Church from the earliest ages that no
mass was said on Holy Saturday. For
a thousand years after the foundation
of the church it was the custom to
spend this day ill prayer and lusting.
in Watching in spirit with the holy
women at tho scpuiclrrc rurtll the
morning of the resurrection. At lulu-
night on Friday the divine oflico for
Easter eve was sung; but the service
and nurse that we have now on Holy
Saturday really took place Saturday
night. and, extending till dawn on the
Sunday morning. was the immediate
herald of the resurrection. As the
sun went down on Easter ova the
bishop and clergy and faithful used to
repair to the church for this allies
and its mugnlilceni functions occu-
pied the whole night. until sunrise on
lllaatcr day. We should bear this in
mind if we wish to enter into the
spirit of this service. and if we would
understand the many allusions we
lind in It to the night. Another point
to remember is that the service of
this night was specially organized
and fitted for the baptism of those
converts or catechumene who had
been previously found worthy ofndr
mission into the Christian church.
This will throw light illicit the meaning
of many of Its ceremonies and prayers.0
M— “w
FIFTY YEAR. 0' OIRVlCI.
‘ , , m; .. ., 7 '
Fire Chief lute» Honored by Herb
MFrI antler
HARTFORD. April inhe- local fire
department yesterday celebrated the
littleilr anniversary of Ohio! Henry J.
new as A fireman. thirtfie’wm
hilt have ms u‘ e 11m.
A parade took p
in which the «rev
We firemen
the East atrial
enthalpies of set
I ‘vv‘hat‘to
. Dressler. Bur-sum Cords. J. H Gower;.
ready to buy all the seed oysiens in
will be developed. one certainly strong w
in the afternoon,
all
and ”was eured'hy Lydi'alii
Vegetable Compound. First. she
wrote a letter to Mrs; Pinko-m at
Lynn.ed Mata. describing her trouble.
in reply accurate instructions
do to get well. and. now wishes ,
Mrs. Plnlrham to use her name to con-
vince others that they may be cured
Wells was.
Mrs. Plnkham‘ extends the some
helping hand. free of charge or obligar
ties. to every ailing woman in Amer-
ica. It you ares ok you are foolish
not. to write to her. it costs you noth-
log. and shale sure to help you. Don‘t
wait until it is too late—write today.
overcomes tic/lav To suv.
———..
Thousands of Dollar-Coming When
Weather Changes.
Seed oyster buyers arrived in
Bridgeport. yesterday laden with gold.
greenbacks, silver and bank accounts
sight. Among the arrivals were Frank
Welsh. John E. Burke and George W.
Conklin. of Patchogue. L. l.. and Wil-
lianr Van Wyeu. of West Bayvilie'. L. 1.
Owing to the storm and the uomarrirw
al of the catch for the past few days.
there was no purchasing. but the
agents mentioned have been engaged
ill securing options and it is likely that
if the weather clears today all the
seed oysters in sight will be purchased
and forwarded to beds selected by the
buyers. The activity that will result
means much to the oystermon of this
vicinity. inasmuch as 340.000 or $50,000
will change hands in short order. All
of this money. or at least the greater
part or it. finds its Way illto the cot
fers of the local merchants and booms
business accordingly.
LlPTON CONCERNED.
Considers Lawson Yacht a Formldsblc
Competitor.
LONDON. April ti»‘\thn Sir
Thomas Lipton recently said that he
chiefly concerned about the Her~
re off boat and saw no reason to count
seriously or the chances of the Crown.
inalrlcld defender. he was merely echo-
ing the opinion. than generally held
by British yachtsmeu’. ' it seems now
however. that it is dawning on the ox-
perts that the Lawson boat Is worthy
of more attention than previously give
to her. The reason for this change of
opinion lice chiefly in the remarkable
resemblance of Mr. lmwsolr‘s yucht
with the Shamrock i1. ijlctalls seem
to allow that every important novelty
in Mr. Lawson's. The load of the heel
is l'unoinside in both yachts in order
to secure strength and lightness with
less surface friction. iioih masts con-
sist of asingie spar. with the view or
escaping weight and the weakness or
a topmost. imperishabio aluminum is
also used for the decks 'bf both boata
As it is im suihle for either designer
to have pl ariaedrthc other. the fact
that they have arrived at identical eon-
cluslons in these. important matters.
that the designers are more nearly on
the same plane than supposed.
PLENTY OF MILK.
The Shipments Have not Decreased u
Expected.
i'll'l‘NAM. April ii—--As a result of the
failure of the New England Milk Pro~
duccrs' Union and the contractors to
roach an agreement yesterday for the
settlement of the present mill: war. it
was expected that there would. be a
marked decrease in the number of
cans stripped from this section this
morning. Muny farmers who. while.
expressing sympathy with the cause
oi the Producers‘ Union. havo continu-
ed to solid milk to market. declared
that they wore awaiting the result or
the Boston conference beiorotaking
decisive action. and that if necessary
they Would enter a general agreement
to stop. all shipment-oi milk. This at-
titude has been taken especially-by
farmers in DSHlOllWflu-Jtiwen City and
Elliott and a few other towns. the pro.
ducers have he syn all the week holding
back their shit month; At. the various
stations along the has. today. however.
reports shoe/ed that the affects of the
conference are not yet felt in the man»
nor expelled. as about the same quanta
ty of milk went out iroln this section
53nd morning as on other mornings of
is w
The contractors on their side are
evidently determined to mail an age
gresaive right heron ate for local
grander: have on 0 too good prices
ior milk. and in so a cares even a
panics took l square
on the and 3 stand. Mayor leer-hi.i
lbllr
Blacker!”
in the
1A it
lid
is...
beam has been prelude
tensor-r nee. .
.Plnirharn'o "
cur “ reputedly. eh. amt-um
in the Watson boat has been duplicated -
has suggested to British yachtsmen ‘
or places in this vicinity. while in -
the bargain.
/
we earnestl urge on to see these, goods res will
think better of t em. and realize more fully the hugllmu of
, .
r
‘ uses. allefi'eci's of cell
A nerve tonic and builder,
WWW“
When All em rails.
fol factor for its patron' s benefit.
CHEESE - Elegant Cream,
.Dairy, Miniature Cream. etc.
anas and Extra Fine Grape Fruit.
will call on us.
'aAL'ilK’Aiio‘MB‘iiriAéiilT ' '
Transactions in Connecticut During
the Past Week.
saw HA April 0.64m“! .-
mary of the merdlhl Record
the current w it makes th» following
showing: ,
“iii
IOVW
New Haven.
West Haven.
Sales Mort
it t
Hartford, 92
Bridgeport. . .12
Waterbury. : 5 ,
Mei-idea. ~ 4
New Britain.
Norwich,
or Air. airless. ,
lie-‘- ll
. till B or our: mgsiisn‘ury‘n
New he an, .
I~Norwuii$d
9
' ii
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“1
Dash, 3
'1“
mar em Maid in rotation. _
surly. on pair
glow to put charlie and restores the M at were.
mail soc. per box. 6 new for ”181:. with ,
., \ "Sea {mammmarorbagsfi'l ” ‘
NEBVITA TABLETS
Positively pertained curator 1...; (,1 pm... ”m..,” . . ,
011W“. Plush. [minaret Ataxia, Nomi“ “was“; ”am“ hill ily.
he slim
gland“t rue
hum burn
Will...
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fill-BM.
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SELT,‘§§$731V$‘§§$§‘€ io’t 5.00 with one or Liquor.“ W353
euro in a. days Mute-d my poll. Address ,
NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
aim and dualism m " clam ILLINOIS
loll by cacao: c. ITILLCON. Milli». loath Will- Ma.
W
Soccer: Ra wards Merit,
A groblny business grows only by deeming to gnaw, With
way bit of added growth it becomes a more powerful and raw
w. A. Benedict.
High-Class Tailor-lam.
Room I. Masonic Building.
Mormon.
Central Food 00. ’3 Side
YOU CAN FIND
GROCERIES -- Both Staple and Fancy.
Roquefort. '
' rsurr —— Florida and California Navel Oranges. Ban-
VEGETABLES -- Spinach. Cauliflower. Celery. To-
matoes. Cucumbers. Water Cress and Hot House Radishea.
MEATS. pootrsv‘ Ann srsn on ALL xruos.
Roe child are coming now. and we are having great
luck in getting the good ones, as they urine to our bait
very readily. ‘Wili be pleased to show them to you if you
The Central Food Co.
Comer Railroad Place and
/
err-tampon Kasper “
louthorn New legions Absorbingin
. «sunfish-ignites. comp-nice.
'9 students Anni 8-4: we. reported
last dim on good authority that the
Ansonia Telephone Company. is snarl.-
by the South am, New
one Company. and that
at mkhoidmiia
the local concern, are alreadyo dispos-
allot of their holdin
ll 1 laterllst. insilllileli “Mam“
”wall!
is Telephone
blot! ._
1“or shrunken
English
\.
one
(iota any
on
‘. my low.
.2 or FIRST-CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
'; we are in better pusltion thrill
- do your work
lilno‘
through their General
FREQ“?!v
;. South
“TV.
. Ill a”
lliit water saunas.
' [lac illr uterine.
ITOVISAND
aluminum ”clam
Acetou is Safe.
Accton is Sure.
' Clo-loll.
Under Buckley slid Wheeler's B
Stole.
than over; before. -
Having engaged a
PAIMTlNC. PAP“ HANGIN
escorts-rise.
,r.
10 Fir-it Avenuvl'
Tel. Call 18512.
“Readinaiiakeih "
a Full Mes”
H. O. Oatmeal. ’
Pillsbury! '. Oatmeal .
Early June Peas. “ 3 99"“
Very but Sugar Corn. 3 cans
ii ill. can Beets. very fine.
boulesile Sardines.
on of .
chest.
msu are sold byt re Corina c t
Genet-a Life Insurance ACompany,
lsilent,
1.1LD. ,
United Bank BFuiiding,
. Norwslk.
no
Plumbing and Steam Heat
WWII.
ILATI AND TIN ROOFING.
Cu and Bloom “will.
mart-u. m outing.
up i
MMBWW
uwmmaonyvm
Accton cures Headache.
Aceton Cures Neuralgia.
Aceton shorts Colds.
Aceton cures the Grip.
Aceion prevents Pneumonia.
‘Who‘ ii do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
I will
Justus BROWN,
South Main Street,
Res. 25‘Eim Grove Place.
in this case at
a meagre cost.
, Fancy High Lawn Print Butter, 23c lb.
“i a is lbs. Grameunr for
' do can.
We 'a more true to this trust [I
ttr or 'mo‘lg‘e prdcticai we
ill“ mimic av . m
reaper: . ‘
I
or
Icycls
._ our, New cocoa} .
. 1’ Are howii'n stock. A larger variety L.
nui‘nber
p day evening 1mm 7 to 8.
_ Norwaik, Connhhooated at South
. week
is worthy of
inspdctibn.
Mud—d
Our Tel. Call. lam
Camsté , .
63596“ . it, ,
1: no WASHINTON SW
snarl-1m” at .
Slwm .Ma‘
Open daily. except SAW
9a. m tots at about).
Baturday.9 8.1; V312 than?
interest allowed on Merits. of"
ALDEN saturates, Press ; '
JOHN H. mums. 'Vicem
one. s. nausea! sea-ml
The First Mallow Mot
walk in the s t .6
closing up its all Wham
and others. creditors oi! laid W
tion are therefore hereby?
present the notes and other
against the assOclation for m‘
CHARLES E. Films
Dated March 5.1901._
Hustle for Ca
Highest cash price paid
sis and matter-isle of or 5
me a postal and I hum
Prompt attention and
dealings with all. I am
in New York some “day": m
Immediate attention on in}.
will be given to any bits!!!“ M '
come in during my illiteil ‘
summit ,
13 Raymond St. or: 11
SLStore. ‘
remit electron
Ann eMeALnen.
es Mammal at. .
ever to ‘ "
o ANDi.
tron .; ;. .... w
, iao‘rkiv ‘
(to plug.
for 250-.
for 250. ‘
Fancy 'ftlolid Packi.’ Tomatoes. So (an.
10c can.
Gorbam5s'.
East ,Norwsik. ‘
tilt
em» a
litres
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