‘ I ones are attending the reception 0 com noisily. ‘ 4 MrsIWllliam 4H. 1mm the propertymt ale and East avenues, ' obtaining operations. The usual servic d4 '1‘] olefin. Th yesterday afternoon; 'l‘h A number“ or Ehet'Norrmllt ‘11lztld Professor Gilbert Nowell's Junior class at lochwood's Hall. Norwalk, thin afternoonB ' ‘R 4 e we returned to t eir home in tire nwich Christian Endeai'or League will beheld in the church, tomorrow afternoon. at 3 o’clock it is requested that all the members bring Bibiée and Hyman is On Wednesday evening next the Ep- Worth League of . the Methodist Church will hold a bazaar and supper in the basement of the church There will al 0 be a. literary sntetthininent ‘ all see Marvin expec‘t‘e‘d to come down to his allies this week. but the continued bad weather made it rm. liiucticablmfor him to do so. Mr. Man-u vin is now getting along very nicely. . Fire drills are now in oi‘der at the Eosi’ Norwalk impel schdol In the rapid exit drill Principal Guin‘bart hhs hhd every pupil in the school on the ground outside of the school in one and a half minutes. The» exercises at the concert of the Young People's Societiy; of Loyal Work ers of the Advent C ristlsn Church last night. were exceedingly interest- ing. and enjoyable. All the numbers of the program. which consisted of recitations and singing by the mem bers of the society, many‘of whom are little tots. were well rendered and wall received, especially the work of the lit tle ones. and the worn of Miss Jennie Davis and the singing of Miss Meta Birchsrrl iii the44closing‘exercise. The Court of Peacé.',sol‘d'b fluids Ida worth. and Williamuni‘vflei‘riam tr‘ by the Birchard Sisters. and an an- them by the choir. were worthy of es- pecial mention. A crowded house tes- tified to the merit of the program orig- inally rendered Easter Sunday night. and repeated last night with a few changes and additions in response to several requests. DARIENIND NOROTON. Miss May Jepson nits been visiting in North Stamford. _ Samuel Grumman returned Bridgeport. Thursday. Mrs. H. E. Whiitemore. of parien, is entertaining her daughter from Best ton. W. R. Mackey has gone to Norwalit, 11 be with.hls father. who is seriously I from William Russell and son Paul, of Mt. Vernon. are the guests of Danica friends. 9‘ '4 Frederick E. Lockwood was down from Norwalk. Wednesday, calling on Darlen friends Alexander Reed w'aesui) grain New York. yesterday and looked over his Ox MRidge property Mn and Mra0 o. Bowen have as their guest their0 daughter. Mrs. C. r liayes. of New York Stanley Myers, of Dorian. has taken a position in the Yale it 'i‘owns loch factory in Stamford. One/of Theodore Austin 3 cottages in Pioapect avenue, has been rented to rumours: Moreh‘ouse. Daniel Edgar has moved up from Newa‘ii'drit to spend the summer at his home on Great Island. Thomas Tongue, an insane than oi Dorian. has been committed to the o ‘ his enclosed. a"1‘ e won: house in “running rapidly. 344.1111 addition on ii‘oiiym 0. Seoul florets 4ls who 13m been I lace for some; use W! *4 ‘ Green Mo dons wonders 4 new woman, and any snide is: «iii 33113313131353“ oil it is " I all who are with” 111144; 1' 4 ind C‘Rassx. ‘ to be sensor ifd‘is continues much long Miss Florédce neoplastic. at the flow .sent and acted in s most pleasing man $10119 11 ting vitality to weak mus stile ‘iii‘idi poor blood. You unit nrn‘i my transit ’ " ' 1‘ arms 141% “ " .4 out down. no out nadir/I I ' um am 011an ankle-4114c result it cod. 11‘1" 4 :9 Park Sim .4 MW“: 93w.- 4 and will then return in the hit to the New. York control conference. M James Goodeve’ s Newfoundland do: has strayed away or been stolen can the owner has been unable to trace themnimsl. It is thought possible that the large canine has been poisoned. The ground about Ralph Birohord‘ 1 Main street 19.119111 ‘ i‘heimprovem E5 ’h plated he will have a line lawn. I‘ staph L. Guernsey. the Barton Methodist efe‘ isy propan- ‘ ”lo 4 1114 occupancy. in g ‘ 9" dog Spot is the latest dog to go down before the dog poisoner. Whoever is poisoning all the canines; lit-4 town iii certainly con- cealing his identity well. He is bounu er. The Misses Edwina Knapp and Susie Seymour. of South Norwalk. assietes er booth in the Bazaar of all Nations, in the Town Hall. Mrs. E. Hubbcii Hotchkiss, of Norwalk. was also me her as, palmlst The Basaar of All Nations which has been the attraction at the ‘i‘own mill for the dust twa evenings. ended last night. The affairwas a grand success in every sense of the word. A goodly sum was netted for the Darren Free Library Association. has sevcial as. tions were represented by the follow ing ladies and gentlemen. in costume: America Mrs. A. S. Bibbins. Mrs. it. M. Smith. .Mrs. R. A. McDonald. Ralph Hindleyr‘ Spain. Mrs. G H. Noxon. Mrs. G. P. Brett Mrs. A. Morehousc. Mrs R. D. Lyon. Mrs. 'i‘ostivan. gipsy queen from New York Gardner Stevens; blo- hernia Miss Georgie Dasitum Miss Adelaide Walklns. Mrs. Ballard A. S Bibbins: Germany. Mrs. Charles ‘Web er. NeilioGoodevc Miss Conn. Charles s-Wbb or: ‘ ,44Mis‘ Lucretia Cullen. Bibles gN‘itllie“ Lease» Mrs. W R. Mack- oy; England Mrs. H. S. Brown Mrs George Stevens, Miss Stella Austin Miss Edith Brett. Miss Eleanor Stev ens, Theodore Morehouse; China and Jillian. M188 eien Morehouse Miss Helbh Scoil‘eld Miss Addie Whitney. The entertainment committee was Miss Agnes Reid and Dr. G. H. Noxon. no in ymv. ' ltlng Mr. and Mrs. Obcr. in Milf‘moul Francis Boylston. of the baby. car- riage factory. spent yesterday in New York Mr. Tuck and family have moved into thot'Albert Scoiield place. off Main street. ii. D. Warden. of ',Boston is the guest of Mi and Mrs. Henry Simona. of anle’ street Frank ’i’henll. operator at the Row- whims! iii 10ch is ill at his home. in Maps cayenne. The Standard Oil Companys three- horss tank xwagon is respendiint with a uvwwitr slut . 191111 Company a spilc driv- or has rrived from tirecnwich Where it‘gidh'M g to work. . . mendorf has rot lied to Eelle Inland for the summer. mHe will has the hotel. its usual. did Collin. of South Norwaik. iii the guest of his aunt. Mrs. Samuel 1". White of the west side William Hamilton and family hiya moved from St. John avenue. to Nore- tcn. where with Hamilton is employed. Geolit‘d‘W . Bryan Was unable to at- tcnd to his duties in boyist’nu'ii baby carriage factory. yesterday afternoon. owing to illness. 4 4 The Rowayton drum corps is mnkl urrangementh ~to porch or no sum a if? on 1114 been. sup wet-411m them 1n regard to the matter. rvicss h ions etmhmsysr'sj suili dition for so :eai'l! microbe my best «medicine on ,4 ‘1 Qflflhé‘uldie great Buoy scion from . tr . will ' sea is when“ the well is com- 4 many bachelors in the hell. using one Joseph Pennell nf Brookside is vis- w 44 than i ii ashisrltsiuisi.‘tlhmn 4 P1113 I world's goods-.4 iii a will ch 9 aristic easy way of some by storm. He soon lied everybody good natured by his w1tty4 ii one With unior‘ou‘s anecdotes. 4 e on came. the same, and there was a ser- ious look on every countenance. Sud~ deuly breaking away from this serious- w ethl i‘ iii Meliean. “If I had been called upon chiller, lI would have suggested that it was hurl at fair that the ladies were placed so far awdy. When" there are so myself Mow over. 11.441. acquainted lddlcs. input to their presence s . f“ "I linve been introduced os‘govéraoi. This is nothing new 1‘10 a body of men in South Ndrwailt I'ain delighted to be here to address you business men. [wish 14 could tell on all how to be successful in busina s. but as I 'am not a successful business man myoclt. i will not attempt such a hard task When a boy i used to swap. but 1 al- ways got stuck. hater l4 invested in a mine in the West i thought I was mint and knew a good thing when i didnt see it. (inughtem If I was to give advice about mines. i would say not to invest until it. was located. ‘ ‘As president of a manufacturing concern. inn-king automatic burying machines. 1 did not make a success. 1 did not like the name for I did not think it filled a long felt want. (Much laughter-.1 ‘But every man to his trade. These words are the best in any eucy~ clopedia of today. If. fifty men start out in business in South Norwuik to- morrow. and tell invest prop‘crly at four per cent.. they will leave more money to their heirs. than the other forty who try to'xet rich fest. “Whenever I feel a little doubtful $0M. the (dime; 1 “Edd a “tide history. but we want today is courage if the people will keep cool “twenty years from now the United States will be the moat prosperous natidn in the World. I am told that the trusts are going to crushgevsrything and the people will re to death; at the coal mines elm ’ilp éa (1 its people will mm to aegis. (‘1‘ th at the cairil'i‘ is go in t d .iilpad c méyiill epoc- pigwlll about sebum. .. “I haven’t chaiiiredh my opinions in i, baseman last. I believe that the bill which pro- vides ftii‘ li‘nrtn more stadiums aiiues‘iiment d wigs“ rifiht direction nd the bill 4 or iii jem’p oymcnt bur- ea 'shdiihr "be led in Connecticut. I all lit close without expressing my llrin convictions. Wheepeaittr’drlfted on town rap- reeenintion and apidfithat ihégbhly with torrid was to meet the question fair. “ his. fear .tiiahadm iItitlemel‘it or the elastic boa n euteri v1edhe.%lmh wdiibitihimfrswuuiidhfi my changes. iii dangerous misoeiicep- nevolutldua must nfi'oln try; mwhen there is a dread to be r‘ izht‘cd had the powdrs re- fuse to right that wrong. The oii‘Condeotlci'it scrutiny desire that town representation be tutored to its original form. wit the Imallar 10th remove the wedge than i. and or y- body chii widb doi‘ii‘.s"su.e iii livctindhe country. and this is one r neon why I am .iniu'mt-td in this at- f ir. 'i‘iiisiinequslity is mops. it is u. commie encumbrsirdé;4l Iunlit the small towns to Willow. Willi dtheyb the molds. Wadi? tho men from so its cloud blunt citatiot be 111111 Kilihérltl8 111 to «111 ii‘id‘ M “NEW!“ “51?; stitch. best not ems" unmet ézu‘tli Norwelk a suitable hulldlnih"! will. close iii iirll‘igfla ills)” with thin is ruled; lie started in 4 an . is sweatshirt the lehst since the mum .of January . the sous: wu reprraentat on 4 ".15 can try to establish ii prcglous heritage do 4 hit 11% body ot'msh ever got together for a lid Herbert w Bowen, or New York. has 4 ‘ 1" universe from her husband. The one _ ll ‘ hits resided in Newport or two years. to it its one not 1nd his is nuts. unto his own cit trouueeu‘ur; , - .. "i am here. and came very nehr no being here" said '. ‘ “You president. or someone connected wit ,4 the banquet have been chasing the wit ' a letter down “South and finally . brought up at my house this afternoon. ‘ lucid I could not do a lie isidi. You can come over on he 8 o'clock train = and ”so back on this ll: 05: i asked him ~ 4 when the dinner due to did served and t0 said 1:30.11 tiered wheul or ii vs tl‘ihh to deliver a ‘iittle talk: 4 told me that we (Mild have the speech. . on before the. handset. I said that it would that the whole affair. but if The ‘ Was so, anxious to have me come. as all that lrwoulrl come. But i can say 4 ~4 that l have lust come from a Warmer 4 place than it is here tonight“ This .4 brought forth mach laughter. as it was ‘ quite cool in the hall. address " 'as plartliml fun he has connected withY 11.1 c A Work an the past seventceh years. He urged the people to jive ’l‘lic Norwnlks 'a ' building. and so d after hey cured one. if the were diésntls‘dpdp with their investment. to call on him and he would buy it hurl give them their money back. 33‘ 11 cannot” Dr. Waiuer' s toggcbceks and ' 2 Hasbcnt-Yea. l a 'imct on ideas gI‘J “him... it "iiiug‘glfih and your bowels i eyes if your 1.1116 b. t'l‘lic‘fliestlllnlst‘ ‘ is llhe ‘tho amateur WHOM dWéfi‘ he unholy takes the 4 porn views or everything 4 ~ The festivities chine td a close, and the majority passed around and shook hands with the speakers ‘and invited guests The invitation couin‘l'ifléé Moulded John H Light. Speaker oi the use 6? Representatives. 4 clinlims to halt master Congressman £5:. Gon- ‘ ersl‘ R :sellmo‘it Col; $15,; Ht‘i digest" son. .111 go Grafi 4o 141.40 4.. . Bohemian maxilla. ' ' “that 4 Wheeler. 'l‘houius I. Ramond,- Henry S Selleck. Ideal. Gov. 0. K eler, Mayor Charles I. Glover.May1ii‘ or‘ti-‘ incr M. Lee Senator John H.11‘errls. El- lilrt a Woodwa’ig‘ Christian Swartz. Jacob M. Layton ohéph C. R'undla Al— deu Solomon. sovshriseo LETTERS. . a m Following in it list of letters reamin- ins uncalled for at the following post offices for the was. ending April 20. tum. Norwalku Edward Antlne. It. Harry Eaton: Mrs. M. Romain Goodrich Miss Kittie Hawkins. I . .. Mrs. Eva Hall. ‘ i.“ 444.291 '1 il‘lfll“ lu'l".‘ l‘rnui l‘spl. l~. ioyr. I'olicr Sutton ll. \lunmair-M‘Wc *frequini‘ly «sé‘Piinnv .lims' lulu-Km; safari-mm h. rm um». mh . inhibition; mil-“m mu him. .in'i- tlmim. "shim-she sil"‘iifilletionl' much heist: man in our position. «alumni; shying. im‘lhkfx‘ififiuihdfb lam! mainly to 111110an )ili'udi‘? I‘m! Tn‘i‘ofhilly .ma Irvin-runny incline“ tic. amlfimmllm ., .ig . n...‘ ' j l have no lies - 4 Mrs. E 1.. Kelly. ' "it"s S.K1‘ll’l‘ll.l’.ti. 4 4 south..uorwu k. . John o Anderioii. ’ ' ‘ i Bertie Bicltillh‘liddt ti scum Main street. Jollu Boyce. ill) E131. avenue. ’l‘homasJ. Dealing. ‘1 John C: Field (2). 4 3.1... Hort. 4" Mrs. Bella Hut John Monolith. 6'1 Ely avenue. William A. Nelson.“ ‘ Mrs. M. Quinlan. Washington street. . Augustus nutritious. Mrs. .hlhbls Raymond. George Ii. Vaniluoy. .4. 14 l ‘ 1 ONLY cuss iron over-Inuit. Mrs. missus sum. 44 m can. dyspepsia. trans and billbll till. For sale by it. It. Pint PIRBIAN MINIOTI:IOUID 70“ 019 NEWPORT. it. 1.. April sou-litre. litetitlonsd the nitride island courts for il b 1 iii e nor/dfish. no“ list saintly and in s m 1 viii 4 Mahffiowen at mm is" iii blind to limit as bandwidth with @9141 livid» getting herein entirety, but 4 our suite; Footwear wag! .gse‘eso‘n “1 O 11“ coming in sec- is indeed late in _ With a fragrance delicious. 'tis eaten. '. terribly annoying; but Euohlen‘s iii-hi cs salve will care this worst case of . piles on earth‘ . Eruptions it’s the best shire iii the :1on Pri’c‘é 25¢ a box? Cure guiiraa- .' ec ' 4 Norwhllr: John A Elggu. Norwalh. 3W )y Bitters ‘ 4 0013:4ha GOODS .. we are in better position than ever/to -'4 ‘ famous. . habits HANGING AND ‘4 sternum on gfinfl’dli. 11“ The first rope or autumn is now to he .4 seen: .4 4 4 lathe restaurant it may be had. -491 mean The rose that we get from the alias 2.1084001111471141? HAVE 48TOOD 1? iff‘ he‘d had delimit Piles. They re It hits cured them show For injuries, Pains pr4 Bodily 9016 by I“ ’Ba‘xtor. South The fellow was has never has ii ' ~ rival in love isnt much 01‘ a lover. ] Open .dsl1y, 4 9 s. in. 10.12 on. and Saturday. 9 a. in. to 12 day evening from ‘2 t :9. interest allowed or ‘ ALDEN SOLM NB JOHN H. FER, ia' GEO. F BEAM! 4 1 . QUICK Who’ll do my paperingin 44 4 .91th and do it right? . '. ,lwill.‘ 9 .- .IUNIUS- BROWN, “ Stillbirth-ribbed Under Buckley and :Whedlsi-‘s Bicycle ” Store. Res.4~259Elui Grove Place. closing up its all: and others, are lit sis and materials or bvtiry me a postal and I will both. Prompt attention and“ dealings with all.4 I hid" _ in New York some day: week ‘ 4 Immediate attention or will be given on any b11111 13 Raymond 8L, St. Store. Art! aowf‘hl stood A larger variety than ever before. Prices. as usual. very low». ideals; ¢P§aflfi¢rfi.§illllmh¢r of FIRST-CHASE PAPER HANGERS. ”W l.‘ 4.43' ’do your wold: .Ii excess-nus. . v ti Prdpdrhd’liy‘il in: said "George (3 million. 4 r’did dwsrd P
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