low
“West‘sveau 7 ‘ 7
Henry 1).,177tlornellf7oi blew. ork. has
been spending a tenders Norwsllr.
Z'Cllve' Branch 'QLod
center the second dear
7 dates tomorrow night.
W
.. J Valentine Storm, 0 tiring Hill, wall
operated on Monday. fora serious
trouble, by pr. Jean humortier.
‘two candi-
' The schooner 7Thlstle7‘7‘has been on?
loaded at Hill 8: Hubhell’sdock. She
carried a cargo otspwce timber. v
» ‘ William‘naushiilbizliyrth WWW?»
- was a guest or Robert 'Kenney. in Port
‘ Richmond, Stoteg‘lsiand. Monday.
Bishop ‘Mcitianen Council.7 at its
meeting” last.,.ni ht. out. a candidate
through the‘idit rely; exercise. and at '
its next meotin'g‘promises another lne
lilation. .
“ebb—0M!
Carl A. Harstromwill not as starter
in the athletic Earliest. at the armory.
Friday 731%!)le no lien. G. l). Egbert
will urnp re’ the nightly C-Company D
indoor. baseball can) ..
"Mrs. damesew .diomdnand dough.-
t‘cr Lona. oi, Washinmnstreet. went
to Newtondon, yesterday afternoon,
linvlng "linen 'suniinonedfth re by the
soi‘ious‘jillnussfi‘bf "Mrs. 7Howards
. . . bison.
about it.
. at those
his (at
The Boston Store obtain, oil well
in. Norwalk. has}. ntsrostmg
ll today's issue tor y
street. can fit you out ‘vriih‘ any kind
in; Gottlieb, ll Nationals street. is
selling last year ilsht‘llliltu at. half
price. His ad. will tell you more
0
The Golden Rule Circle of the King's
Daughters-will meet with Mrs, J.
Paddock. 3 Camp ‘street, on Friday-
at 3:30 p. m.
‘Esther May. the three-yenrold
daughter of Captain and‘Mrsubleomv
w. Gladstone. is slowly. ,‘ recover-tin:
from her severe attack Of’BCafletsf6VCl'.
‘ wiry-”W 7. . '
The New England Order of Proter-
tion‘. which was to haveheld a mention
in Knights of Pvthias Hall. last night.
did not convene, owing to a quorum not
being present.
The letter JOLW-iA. Benedict in to
day's issue will tell you something
beneficial it you. intend going-to one
. May weddings, which are so
popular neitt month: 7
The Rev.‘ 13!. B.’ Morison. pastor or the
“Nor-walk Methodist Church. will speak
at the 3:16 o‘clock men's meeting. in
the Young Men’aCliristian Association
rooms. next Sunday.
Herold w. Wilson. oi the (my Nat
lonal Bank, who was taken ill two
weeks ago. is now in Boston. under
for
he 7
7 l. H’fijnvis u Soliflthllorsf distiller-u, _
' utters and inrnlshors. .85‘Washlnst0n
stunts.
_:;;Qui- $10; and $1121
7 . ' ‘i', '7‘ — .77..»-
, . ; Men-s Suits ,
are excellent examples 0! theser'liivc"
points. 7 .
, The assortment includes Fancy won
steds, Scotch Chariots in-now~‘..nnd
handsome effects, and «Blue? slid Flood
es. including shortage 7
Everything that men and boys wear.
7 Comslock Bios.
Designersand makers ct
importer" Rsa'uyiiweiir lcc‘loiitlnglfl
* 7 7‘" Norwnile Store. ‘ 5
7. , «a Mmonio Building
barges. All air
so P seem [pattern 4 7
holidays thiamine,
which coed lot I
7, (‘7‘ -. mi: «’9.
i
"so. Nowell: store;
it so. Morn st.
' ‘ i.
l
, 7 7 7 ‘ ’ " ; f‘7‘l;.l'.f7” I.
w. 85": ’ Graini
The frequent use and misuse of the wordfbest’: has ’
_ adc it commonplace and meaningless, and! would hes-7 7
tats to use it. but that lam willing that youshonld comm
the
, 7,. m
Well: fire
1. ' p M
7- shadow pictures were the features 0!
, the entertainmentat‘th Central Club
,i nan]. -
The club rooms were well filled with
y .y the members and their menus to en-
lay the program, and they were great.
routihi
a
lion raid: 7
. 7"We had no it
‘- was to heinous,
‘ papers: .
y. and we ‘ charged our committal.
‘h we , understood thntv’Messrn. Johnson
as» everybody . 38188. understood. We
beverdone nothing increment. the.
then “the banks are" wrong in transfer:
about‘the matter than they did.
"We always unopened: that Mr.
Johnson was tlia‘ legal trustee. He
was certainly trustee do lure If not
- do lento. lie” pal all the bills and
' handled all the . 7 7
“You caning-tn, er intrigue-snail
- mCODTGflt this canon the end. “We‘-
re, not-so stilts present trust
to not. ill
be manor d to in Eggnog... .e shall
, . e 7‘s, in e consequences
when the highest‘tribuuni has said so.
is anthers. 1...“ ~.
roar
7Weli mefand finelygpxecuted
inst eyonlng,‘ under the direction of
Mrs. Charles H. Naylor and Mrs. Var.
dildo-7 thdtathe unit
“We read it in.
. _ W: ill d ot‘the stoclrs’ -
slime as in “was . nyrother' pro _
doins it whenyo made the uni.
and =8lillinun were trustees. the slime-7.
bonkshsve done. i it wears Wrens.
rln’g‘the'stoch. 7'We knew no‘mure
.7 And.“ thehudgment goes a lost as
: We shall on thug liltli'prompt y. That 7
suppowsierunss. H ’ 7
d7 it y . incl" .uiroouted
whirlwind cine.»
t if we ‘
and Corn; also Grass Sea
to sell by weight.
MAINE SEED POTATOES;
.x,
*jrosomun '
‘ up....micidnn one so
i
“ '1 7. " ‘34:!”th Evading; 7
We have a stock of good Maine seed Potatoes; Solid Pe‘
early
do. as below enumerated. Garden
ssANs~wnize.i;wiix is ,
the care of a specialist, from the Han . id .
are my grain and judge for yourself ‘wheth‘é'r or not I
vard Medical School. '
m entitled to use the word "best." 7 .7
? -ov mourners CLEAN. '7
Mairiuel T. H
sorts. Early Rose. New Queen, ugh.
Empire State. Late: Beauty at
,Hebron. Green Mountain. All $1.00
per bu.; 55c 55 bu.; 300 pk.
SEED PEAS-«Dwarf. American Won-
der. Little Gem. both i8c qt.
BEEP. PEA$~Taliz Champion, limo
tit; Ever Beatingyirrksbire Hero,
15c qt“: Telephone, 15c qt; Muno-
.tat. 10c qt. , .5
.~ I
GRASS sEED-«Extra Recleaned White
Clover. 22c‘lb; Central Park Lawn
" Grass.20cribe';lited Top.15c lb.; rim-
‘ othy. 10c 7'lbr Those are prices for
small 7iots.“»tillhhtites cheaperi
LORENZO
ly pleased by the entertainment at7
lorded them.
Two stories were read by Rev. J. .,
' McClure Bellows. "Miss Leonard‘s
7- Auction Snip." and “The Ballad of
- Mary Jane. 4 ‘ey were reproduced
, ,on s shept. [the slayers. standing in
h - » .nantomitieiufiehln lipthelr shadows
, ,7 . - ,, being throtvn’hyaiaiitern. '
. . Mrs. Robert S. Van Buren. Miss Mor-
‘ ion VernnmpMiss Alice! Cole. Miss
Ethel Slater. Miss Clara Smith. David
Hunt. Herbert Smith and Howard
Bloomeit- portrayed the characters in
“Miss Ledndlvd's ‘huetlon Sale.“ and in
"The Bdilddoi'hiary Jane." were Miss
Cram, Fredlrliockwood. George Wood-
ward don‘tflerAMrt-Smith. incidental
music was“ introduced in the latter
story.” "i‘ 7 " , 7..'
. m .. -~ ‘ . . Nifil‘fllll? "Militia!“ .Nll'eiiitmefl*‘3'
. ‘ . ‘ f ‘7 ‘i‘ "l M weré ' 8e ed. ,The hostesses ‘Wer
Bring Children Today. Tomorrow mgy be too late. like. J. 13.5 resbry‘nmi Miss May Cu:
3 ’ 1: ,. .- > - . ,
'al Egrtrait Work in Platinum Will please you.
7 JACKSON-’3 STUDIO.
in. :3 mums” WWI?-
U3
. Men of the Constitutional
7 Com: n in Washington.
‘inthor. g. ‘ ‘
Mun—#9“
The Hoopitul’Whlst‘ Club will be en-
tertained runny evening by cx7Senn-
tor and Mrs; John H. Ferris, at their
home, (is WeStistreet. The members
are. earnestly requested to be present.
l on. there has been it pleasant surpr as
planned for‘thel'n arid their guests.
. “I.“.'..‘,c ; - ,
A children’s exhibition and cntertaim
parochial Schoolfihall. in Leonard
. street. at the“ close of the” summer
term of school. "j metime in (June.
‘ 'i‘herewlll be fvoo l and instrumental
meat M“ be HF" "m 5" “a" 8 tug at the YounsMen’s Christian Assn.
music. 9’“ “Twig i‘d .glhmue‘l' elation. Friday’ulaht. owing to the in-
} ‘ 7.. 7'9““ , , . door-athletic meat. of Company D,
The main trolleyreeder of car 5. or which will beheld on that “holds.
Tile Howi‘and Dry Goods Company
is having an immense sale on their
sporting needs. They are nailing a :-
Hartford. No. 70 bicycle tire for $2.70. .
They Originally cost $3.26., 7.
£77” .r-i it'll...
a;
m'
Seeds. as Cabbage. e‘i
Beets: Rudiflies': circus:
etc, toselkby: weight
euwruowsnssso 1
sunflowerséasaikibakcw em
awn.aso.ero c on '
POTATOE'QNl‘ON sets is
REDUCTION " iii ‘ pricedI wile
The funeral oi Charles Olmsteail was
held from his lute residence. in Glen-
wood avenue. this afternoon. The Rev.
1. S. Sands emulated. interment was
in the Union Cemetery. Norwalk.
W
There will be unregular class meet:
son's, srunm r .. .
IS'REhms WITH ms LATEST manor
“PHOTOGRAPHSLJ ‘ ‘
l
iliflwl o: {-
J_
him
e White rue. pulled lboseln its con-
hlctlons, 'ahld‘ delayed "the car near the
Norwalk Club. for several minutes, at
8 o’clock. lust-evening. -A car was se~
= cured and pushed the disabled one to
the barn in Wall'street. where it was
repaired. - it
At the sociable which the industrial
League of the South Norwalk Metho«
dist Church will give in the church,
Friday night. the Rev. W. W. T. Dun—
can. the new pastor, will be present.
“a... =
, that Mgr. pal. City Giorgi .ldscph it. Taylor has tin
0031;252:520 stggcggdagardinal Martin- lshed figuring the grand list‘of 1900 for
' cili at Washlnston. was circulatedl as 31:16 (1333’ tagsigllglgoiigmafilk. TE: :gig‘m
‘ . - 93. c , . . ,
far back as Februui‘xigggg- 91.33;;an raised for'tho‘iibrary fund is $1,267.9l
. . - lll'm- . 7 .31.... 77. a" . .
-oumn-tegrho ester . ,. 7 7
ht said it was linden .
Fwtt‘lfiaii'28ithlgtgbisr. Tarnassi. the papal The Rev. William Mabel. D. 1‘)‘. H77-
mmcio at The Hague had been select- tor of St. Jilseph S‘C'hlllch. is oil toili-
’ ing in the South. for the benefit of Illx
health. Dr. Manor’s host or friends ism g N. April 24-'i‘he com-
hope that he will be much benefitil-d u Ion of elegatea to the Cuban
ed to succeed Cnrdi a1 Martinelil ns
pupal delegate in th _ United Statues.
.a. by hisi‘ci‘lp. ( “LIIUO- ()nvennonV consisting
‘ ‘7 ”"13“3.‘ tides Capote. Petro u.
.- i‘O'i _ ‘
Postings Amussfinrs.
Trudi? it. "an. at Hoyt‘s.
Thomssllldp$hea and his excellent
company presented the. thrilling meld»
drama Sillineyfiarton: or. A Tale or”
Two, Ctlos. ,ln Hoyt‘slTheatre. last
night. .Thismleoo is one at the strong-
.eut~ in the. line. repertoire of the com
puny. a delivery memb ‘r of in cast
did it. usltlcai the axe ting cliEiaxes
being mos enthusiastically appl uded.
A- big house enjoyed the performance.
despite the weather conditions. This
afternoon The Voice of Nature is belugl
Thritudeii’i‘fi4
The Bookkeeper. ,
Tvchriiisi._§opvist. 7
- or any .one paying close work should, ... 7- -
. auvezilio eyes carefully examined. ..;,.
. audits-detects. if not corrected. stow ,
- 7; into his ones TAKE CARE OF in!“ ~“" .
EYfis.»-_soientiilc examination tree;
Proper. Dimes. Properly Adjusted, is p .7
what .we numntee. ~ .7
. _ 6.713.";‘iiwxsbrt; g), ,
' Gradunie‘Opflcigit,f 7 .
Tm.
,EyEQATES HERE. CQNsUi. ELEETI‘OREEVEV WELL
H—l- ,. :7:,.v. ., - , r, .KNho‘w‘N HERE. .
Edward A. dr’eev‘e‘y. of Bridgeport,
' who isolated for the position or United
States consul at-ulnuohuu. .Cormany.
was born in Jersey City, November ‘1.
1869..»510 leftsoboofzatthe use of 13.
after the death of his father. and went.
Fl
. , “WET? .7 . r :‘t
be : fellow of "disability have been
loolriiigpamong victims of opium habit
w“...—
The T. A. 8. Society met last night.
in that cityut/fii'iid. n burglar who
broke into the wn dispensary in the
city hall a night or tuto ago and stole
three hundred morphine. pills. The
burglar was either supplied with keys
to the building or gained entrance
through the window of a room above
and adjournedup’tll next Tuesday night
make a full report.
in order to give the committee who had = 7
charge of therdrama which the club ‘70“‘9" “'i‘} a president regardlnx
presented. Friday night. time enough to an relnti with this country, no-
ed hero th orning, together with
lilterllI'ete. d representatives oi
j nmayot .
e. who-j‘
. noourtlt el hi. Portnondo. Die-
.Fedro Consoles L. l.o-
. sent to Washington
to Muskogon. iinicil..~whsre he was
employed ubout‘slx months as sawdust
boy in a large pinning mlii.
He “then \wntto Lacon. ill.. and
spent live years in that region. herding
cattle and working. on the farm. Artur
this he returned to New Haven. the
repeated. and tonight At‘ Hell Gate. at
play dealing with life in New York.
will~be the-attraction, and promises to 7
draw the largest house thus far this
weak, Mr. Shea's engagement clouds
tonight. and this will be the last op y-‘
tunity Norwalk theatre-goers w ll have
FE T
53W‘11 3*» Ndrf'sualdrgjbt. / ’1
. e Havana l . loses him this season.
e station by
tatedjill. As
a and ii
115%? ”a
Professor Marcus White. of the N
Britain Normal Sobedl. delivered :3
addresslbeforc the norwnlk Touche ;
Association in the Franklin who 77
South Nor-walk. yesterday attei-no Overrun;
at 4 o‘clock. Prof‘uisur White pol f "by, installed.
out all the principles of teaching 'soorted them '_
most concise form. “Gleflteslconv . .7.wltb the recon-
" w-b—w- tioo 00mmitlwl lush an interpreter
thousil’most of." em spoke English
V911" WSW It wu7 ated that arrange.
ments for then i t to the president
Woolwho much- ii ugh the War De-
partment. .. '
‘ General Woorl.’ » itary governor or
. comieyi-in the Bridseport City d (.uba. also urrlvur is mornln$.wlth
yesterday. The accused was ‘ his family and tool. partments at the
guilty and bound over to the n to Richmond. ‘He (ll 2' to the War "De-
of the Superior Court under . ° partmont and hill] 5 conference With
3500. Assistant Secretary anger. He sent
' ' his secretary to can 71' the Cuban dei-
A meeting of the Connect citation to distortion; heir dea‘rea.for
torlal Association was held i the day in order that '7 9 might be able
‘lo’r oi the Hotel Cards. N- to not as their 0...); either to the
Monday. and was ‘attonde- White House or7 the or Department.
twenty members of tile 0 general Woodman had no direct m.
F. M. Barber gave a very min on rom met-1 Whflgiqe re- ith f in 1, th to i ll ‘ ,
address on "How the N sol-ding the reported t ables at San w am ”‘7‘ ° 9 ‘a ‘0'“? W “”19.“ 7‘ 7
our.“ “the: . scripture.“ strippers “ ‘“ UL ‘ " a 7 trrespondents:urns:
a done .a or w 7 it some s not ' 7' ‘ . ~' '7 . ' -,
. the Summer meeting war patty atrif’g was making some trouble EABTMANJMUfioittt TRMM f . min, «mow-7m ht. ,iflear' pill the
57“ - m - . in that .munidimlty and that ‘diiiori CAMBRIDGE.” MIME, April “MA. Foml’amflith-oi all" ante ill
201l0Ww' downright lid icipnma gum“ the ten minute recess Walt taken “‘7 7 BROWN?!) Minniu‘loolreddo fl
2 .-7. , . _ ’ n‘mnwgmlm 7 7“ d7, or , se’tio 7d .ofciooli andlltrs Eastmannli 7. inter iliontherdiiterent. V0,
““5 members-,‘of ‘99 7 Arnold - W. n“ c 7“” ‘ the defendant». entwthe than can. on in n
Christiafingsogatito‘i’iéne V. ‘G. I: - . ii That, however. it in version with; .lillbund..rhtblerz7re¥_ my“. show window.
2“ ”anth mil,“ . 0!! are - . icons. witness it s7."iil.ilij southern ';
mid "'th arran em tithe-7 rc~ examination. wild-Rib“ When-hen
m“ ’F“. '9 ' 3. 7 or next the two menstruating. they-nu
"l'aifgggy Signii‘étfiiil‘. 1‘95““0‘ 7 7 standout side it ‘
leaf-night. of um any mm; ,7 g. . , Milled wan. "9‘“??? the” “7mm Wham“, m
”3" ”William 533 " 7 ‘ " " 7 ‘ " Wham-aim or that smith
”9%“ . ’3... . 1 rowel-the ‘ ’hiter they parted. 7 ‘
consrirutlows. , - . ggtgleb“ *1 .thth the it
7 .7. -.LA. - 7 7, - 1 side of
, -ROCK1.A,ND. ,M a, m
‘ [teenyineinbersot
defender 7 Coustltil .
‘ . 77Deor-._
7l-' '1‘
native home of his mother, and learn-
ed the plumbers‘and tlnners‘ trades.
[1171881 he married Miss M. bottles in.
circle. of Bridgeport, and four ye rs
later moved togxliridgep‘ort' and onto an"
the employ of the late M. R.- heaven-
‘ worth. For six-years prior to Mr. Lear
venworth's death Mr,'Gi-ecvey ii'ad sole
charge of the .buslnessi .. ‘Aiteir his
death. Mr. Creevey bought the astute
and continued in, the plumbing and
granting stove business to the promo
me. ‘
Mr. Creevey was president. of the
State Association oiuiltioliter. Plumbers
lastlyear. He hss._sorved for years in
the common council of l! idceport. one
year on the coordoihen th. and three
years as president of the board or
building comm losers. . He refused
a reappointment .«aud renominntlon in
each position. He hue been a member
or the Republican town committee tor
the past. six years. ' ‘ . '
While not abieto take the language
fluently. Mr. Creevey has a knowledge
of German.,aaineu through association
The were met at
distant Secretary of
at Secretary of War
7: wtelle and Lieuten-
the United ethics
that purpose. and
‘e Shoroham. The
the olice station. Up to yesterday at-
tention pg Inigog fiathp‘burglm- or tile
pinching; ’ I“: _ .4 : ’ ‘
Now that the Connecticut Railway
and Lighting Company. of South Nor7
walls lips broughtuysult against the
town (or alleged excellent taxation. it
might be well tor the-town ,to ilgure
out the value oi some of the tree dran-
ebises which ithasboen givinfewey.
and add it to the estimated iue oi
the company's plant. Or perhaps this
might be a good opportunity for the
town to buy the plant at its assessed
valuation—Ansonia Sentinel.
”in. 737d 7 » - '7‘.‘..‘l...-..:.‘17.‘ .. z, . > ’ ‘
orFarm Glitdéll.T_..Tress anciShrdbs
manners and unrest“,
.cher Forgoitooi' .. . ’7" ’ ”'~"‘3"""
7‘70nc‘s slept» 4
i AtHelliii'azlleltil"?0n7Baiul‘day.._rnu.t- :,,m.”'.' , . ‘
meson 7n t.w berseeno .oftlin " . ~ .3: " ” . ."'
moattnlentediort eyonnxero :Amvrl; fl; .33 ‘ -. Specialefltendsntun ”'5‘ 7
arm-comedians. barter Cashew o ASH-Eb. .LAND PLASTERW A; GRIQUNQ.
dealing With.7ilile in a New England .. " Air. ' ' - -
.town.' The idea Was specially writ-,M “7“”.7’ ' Siddktiwmq-HSEEWJC M. lg
tenrtor Min“. twice by Molten, Ranking 1"" ' ' ‘ ‘
1!!qu and-(tells avpretty story oi,roinnt‘i’~‘ ‘ ‘ ‘
tic interest-introduces many quaint
characters.‘- mu._7much whimsical.” beta,
ural humor, and is enlivened by malty
musical features which are strictlyup‘l
to-dute.. *in other 7« character. at when
Baxter, the oldyposimaster. Mr. Coulee _
has won lasting. fame. It is a charss- " ‘.
tor study. rankinxwith .lefierson'a Telephone 0“" 97'3“
"Rip" 01' Thompson f‘Joshua Whit. , , 7 ‘ ‘ .
combat towers of genuine corned “oi R H ER
the hiuhest order will be gum my...” NO T . ‘ .7 Rlv
Mr. Cowles in “ACountry Merchant." R065, _ ( 100“). f
m
presents matron: and interesting play.
The continued case.“ of the
against Lawrence Mooney, ch:
with having sent an improper-
throuiih the mails to Lizzie W ‘
of 220‘5Ki’i‘owiton street. Brid -
was heard before Judge Will
, Mrs. Mary McKee. thirtyrilvc years
‘ old. living athli'Elm street. liartfdrd.
narrowly escaped death as the result
" ot‘iirlnlring about a half pint of dry-
‘ or." *a’compositio’p used by,painiers. A
stomach pump and restoratives used
- '7 by Dr. Cubill, who was-quickly called.
' ‘" Was‘uii that soyed‘the womans life.
' Mr McKee had. not been well for sev-
" ' months and attlrues she has
seemed despondent and it ,is thought
7, the liqui was talisn with suicidal in
tent. ' ‘ . ~
it .
(ll—
lur-
Sii it
me Clubs not
out
. Athletic. Entertainment or Armory. .7
’ . The military menin the Fourth Reg-
iment are taking a great interestiin
um;
25 I
committed tbmoosed
. 7 ,v side .ina’ saucy.
three and. .one'ilinitfeet ,wl
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