- the most: of M.
lion. and Mrs. A ll. Byi
of Holden ovens .
3udao Asa B. Woodward ls expe3ctod3
3 John
home from California nest Weekw Ho ,
* is now at Coronado Bosch .
The iuneral oi Mrs. Elisabeth Mo.
Gallery was held from her late home
in South Wilton this attornoou.
MW.
A meeting of the vagtry at Grace
Church has goes «use tor tomorrow
genius at 60861286 {the Parish
once
Niles A. Mi ll mil ‘ latarnlord. is
the guest at v.
Mrs. Alesander Willows“ oi Newton's
" avenue.
At the Catholic Club. last night.
i i hifiiilnhoii gametes regions Kel-
ey u once urns .ysscoq
offiOtoI33. MR? ' ‘3‘
3mm? TW '1 3
—-—When packing away winter furs
use Cedrene Camphor Compound. 250.
at Plaisted'
‘Hon. don"t!
rived in Norwalk last it
Mr. Bylnxtonlis a had
with his old trim;
Mrs. G 0. saw; of Mlddletown.
who has been iulsi ”her sister. Mrs
E 8. Patient tyIlepIes. has re-
turned to he3r hots
ii. (it New
town‘3 avenue ill stunts it the banquet
of the Daughters '06 Cincinnati of
which he is childish . at? Delmonicohs
in New shrew today.
MM
~Shad than; fresh mackerel. cat
fish and, tin huddle. at Schaub's.
The athletic . 8am _, stigthe armory
tomorrow evening-Irwin Icormnence at
8 oclock. The cups. and( medals to
be given asxspflmgm on exhibition
at“ilalolil‘i3leudehlnts drug store. ..
1-; l. «.3 I:
The new no mdib‘na‘htsj ur’the South
Norwalk C‘on irrational Church will
meet this evening Q the West parlor
oi the church“. “er. Pail i M. Straye'r.
the rector; willbe there‘I'to‘ talk to
thorn. ‘ ,
W
«Prevent moths by using Cedrene
Compound. 20c, at Plalsteds
A momma "EM”
his name as Dow. was captured in
Clinton yesterday. lie is believed to
have oscaped from the Middletown
asylum and is being held in care WA!
3. Reyan s. the medical exiimlner.
who has: tilled ”’32!“ authorlj
ties. The also is} mmdive yoawold,
an}:
bunt—M
Court Mabackemo, Foresters of Am
crica. will have a supper on Wednes
day evening. May ’15. There is a' corn
tcntion over the once of state secro
tnly. which is to he tilled at the ap-
proaching convention in Bridgeport. it
it probable that thelwo local delegates
will vote for the reassignment oi the
old olilcial.
“A feature of the free gas cooking.
demonstrations atlili‘elkthimaeum. Ap~
rIl 29 to May 1,1. will be the distribu-
tion of souvenir (moorI
W...“ .
Mrs. H B Slausdli. of' eiescent "ler-
lace. was in Brld rt. yesterday,to
the bedside of her brother, Charles Sol -
look. who is unionists, had it is lear-
ed that he will not recover. Mr. nel-
ieck formerly lived here and his many
lrlends will he artistes to learn or his
short and stockily built and his Ilight ‘
will
liuln '
‘ .lliiless. . l.
-—-Io--~.o.83.....3_..3
The. Woman' a Christian Temperance
Union will hold its meeting Friday.
With Mrs. M J. Street. 1 Union Park.
2 Norwalk Every member is desired to
be present. as this will be the last
menus in hifirs Street's home. Please
remember the m y years she has
served as vice idem. Refresh
mitts“. will be served. Toke the trolley
. “Ml“... . att:01.
3“ wamuorow av. somoamtx
W
to“
You will ”(complete
‘ glnlu‘
3 : ii iii this a tul
alignment a “In disuse onto,“
‘ us timer. to unmeasured.
a but rehassd a new aim uptmiate
piano derrick for use in ii business.
The cases or ”the three south Nor»
walk harbors arrested for keeping open
court on Tuesday next. .
The. Norwslk Catholic Club
will give a smoker and musical at the
club house in West avenue tonight at
8:15 o'clock. Attorney JiIIWslsIh
will deliver a short hadrons.“
.I,. ,W ‘h
The funeral of Conductor Deli‘orest
was attended Tuesday night, tram. ms
late home in s mford. The deceased
was a brothe‘l‘ir Mrs Charles it. Mine
and Frank DeForest. or South Norwnllr
The rumor about Norwaik yesterday
dthut John 1“. Money had been asphyx-
iated in O’Rellleys Hotel; in New
York, was proved to be (also by the
appearance in Noll-walk or Mr. NooneyI.
lie was never; in better health”
A delegation from Old Well Lodge.
A. F and A M” will so to New Haven,
tonight, and witness a lodge in that
city confer a degree. The South New
walk Masons will take the train which
leaves for New Haven, at 6:26.
a.—
tlon at the South Norwalk eastbound
station. this afternoon. Both were
bashful and all eyes were turned on
the happy couple. it is surmised that
they came (loop from Danbury.
The Twin City Mandolin Club will
be in attendance at the in oilr athletic
cheat oi Company D, w ich will be
he] in the arms“: Friday night and
discourse sweet music in connection
with the other circuit? 0; the evening.
Quite a large number of South Nor
walk people went to Rownyton last
night. and attended the entertainment
in Gulder’s Hall. for the benefit of the
sun fund. A special car took the
South Norwaik‘ers heme about 1
o'clock this moruifmi...
A North Main street man who is ém-
played by a Booth No waik‘express
man. is minus a not 0 false teeth
which he lost this morning. He is
new the butt of many jokes These
he does not mind. ,
The business meeting at the hop-
tist Church tonight promises to be one
of great interest and importance. Paa-
tor hubbard is at- home and will be in“
charts. The arrangements for the an-
nivegary of the automation of the
slum anatomist; ee .aud finan-
dial lectures or r culls} significance
are to be considered; it a member.
please come.
—Capons. chickens and turkeys, at
Schaub’s market
Lieutenant Henry S. Terrell of Win-
. sted.‘ iormerlymrdliance olllcer and In an:
specter of ride practice on theillrigadean
stall of GenelaLRussell Frost, nova
lieutenant in the voluntary army in
the Philippines. has been selected for
a lieutenancy in the regular army.
Other olllcers from Connecticut will be
James Totteu. Harris Pendieton. T ll.
Brereton and Thomas. H. Jennings.
sues Charlotté'Mllrla Hamilton. or
Norwalk. is visiting the Hindus Belle
and Ruth Robbins. at their home. 2..
North Willow street Miss Hamilton
is the daughter or the Rev. Alexander
Hamilton. oi Norwaik. a great‘grand-
son 0! Alexander Hamilton. the llrst
secretary of the treasury Miss hamu
mien is also closely related [0 inc
Schuylers and other New York families
of note Miss Hamilton expects to re-
main a week in Waterbury I—Water
bury American.
.H
”Dr. M. S. lichen, oculist and aurist
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Ilahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours 0! 1 and 5
p. on, and daily between 9 and 13 a.
an, 033‘?! 9 p. it" $515 Pail-gig: area-
one. gene on «on: an
diseases treated.
The White .Band Oilnctlmpany. or-
xaniled managed and endorsed by
Cleveland bankers and business men.
Flity oil Willi insuring an income of
one per tcont. agent ly. .Wtili pay three
r can eve opmsn progresses
o its. 83333223 vania. Ohio end was: Vir
it as. No ddperlment. Una
hundred while yet in drill sure or oil.
Limited number shores; par value ti
rig“ on at ii cents per share.
chlhl 1283.030 wms
iaiid mince mum. mm Agents
i2! Euclid one. Cleveland. Ohio.
The
ion the ones in ii . may. This
they re )le much
on sundays will come up in the town
- A'bride and groom were the'attrac‘.)
_ stile piano by members of the party.
. fl .
for, particulars and prospectus. Cleve“ I
thst or the Inn
2' 1m... willbe a... I
. points.
x
stools; ,
uéuperior"
\. 'i'i3"’ 3
Merrill! Store.
. Masonic Building
I3. ” 35‘ J“ .
'3”:
am entitled to use the word
2
Bring the Children Teddy.
‘l‘s’lfié‘db’e‘s
surr.-roors:ssneamss
His fellow principals and a few per
80ml friends tendered William C.
Fools, superintendent of the South
Norwalk schools an impromptu sur-
prise at his home. 69 death Main
street,“er night. The evening. was
pleastlltlylII Llspent In ”playing whlst
amu%th eggshell with conundruma
les
listenin‘g to mimic on
Mrs. Poole served a bountiful colla-
tion. .
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
E. H. Gum rt, Mr. and Mrs. C A
Tucker. Dr Charles G. Bohauna’n. Dr.
M.Allon. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Ze
lull.’ Mr. and Mrs. Olin 3. Young, Mrs.
Mary Smith. MlgsuA. E goglw‘la, $3333
Helen an re. (3. w as
new dNWh hounds.“ . r‘
”rill HALE nuances.
“ll.“ “ who sinks the result of
the: lot. for the l)". A It. brooms.
will be interested to know that only
258 votesghave been polled in the con-
test and that the bronco cannot be
awarded until the. receipts (mm the
ballots pay expenses On March 17
1900. the announcement of the terms
of the contest was made in the local
papers. from which we quote the fol
lowing: ‘ "The bmlues will be given
to the most popular organization after
not has been received (or all ballots
cast." ‘The polls‘ are still open and
cannot be closed or the terms of the
offer emcee without the vote of the
Norwalk Chapter to that street.
RECIP‘I’IM 3310. OR. AND MR8.
a
An intprmal reception to itev end
hire. ensue ll. Board. of Burlington.
Vt, and Rev. and Mrs s-l’aul M. .2th-
er. will be held‘ .llockellfl'e. the
idioms aghast”!
ii... to
Jubilee in e congregational Church
ii In celebration of the raising
“5513:,qu debt
8 (“JAN NEPRIIENTA‘I’WE HERE.
A. 1). Waterloo. lwho represents
wunsbury. Mathewson a Company in
England and her colonies. and also
has charge at their Motion offices,
monsoon, Mathewson
0:1de have a large English anti
' _ Stool ‘Car Comm have .
I Wyam distiller
rd always lair—wal-
The assortment includes Fancy «for ,.
studs. Scotch Cheviot: in new and ‘ :
‘ handsome clients. and blue and at it, "
horses. All sires, including shorten
Everything that men and boys wear.
Dosisners and mailers oi I
when.» Clothing.
b0. Nor-walk btore,
Best . cram
The frequent use and misuse of the word “host" has
made it commonplace and meaningless. and II would lies-3 .
itate to use it. but that i am willing that you should com-
pare my grain and judge for yourself whether or not I I
the duruagéd gateways.
‘ it... so use cArsxza
nth Norrialk to attend the , IHOO D
AT RUGKER’S smell has
. tain Geckman. ‘oi the steamer
new real; Aware-moaumd ; x I _ .
iwlilthI IIBlOOiI ninth
in
.d. i
ii 30; iMIllll ”Stiff
a
“best."
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
Manuel T. Hatgh
JACKSON’S STUDIO
BR312PL38TE WITH THE £473me OF;
-—-—«—PHOT06RAPHS——~ , I- —
Tomorrow maolbe too late.
Our Special Portrait Work (It Platbmm will please you
JACKSON’S STUDIO.
‘ ‘ 53 WALL smaszf NORM.”-
COFFERDIAIIMS
WNDIERIIIINED.
3i). -\\1LLSON April 254Tno
of the sex on cribs3 ot‘ the coi’icrdam
built by the i’eeplc’s Tramway
Company. and the Nasliawaug
dam. two miles south of here. to
deviate the water from the, gates
which were carried away during a
ircsliet nearly six weeks ago. have
been undermined badly by the re-
cent high water. it will require
about ten days more work it is
said. to hold back the water so
that operations can be begun on
lhc hen—$9
\) rains and floods have canned?
continual delays to the wot-13.. and
the damage to the broken gates
and slui‘ccway has also been in~
creased. so thaet a nmch longer
time will be consumed in repairs
than ivas at first anticipated
m
CHARLES COUPLAND DEAD
SEYMOUR, AIpril sly-Charles
Coupin‘lld aged '6'ixty. manager of
the Tiugue Manufacturing Com-
panys plush and mohair mill,
here. died today, of Bri llt's di—
sense He was born in ngland.
but had lived here the greater part
of his life. He was. a prominent
horse breeder. owning some val-
uahle stock A daughter, the wife
of Dr Wilmol. of New Haven.
suriiveshim. . 3'
. rt,
NEW YORK}. April asst-«Cup-
Suningdale, which vessel arrived
sodas... from Rosario reports hav-
Inbred. yesterday at 2 g in.
ion" on on exist. sot hiheast oi not-
pE
rs beach a large capsized echoed-«3 ,.
not long in that g," “m
spare ently
tron. _. ‘
‘ ‘ ~Wfl‘8 not 80.
w
" . Cullinane." «5212’s;
‘ him that the
in one o
of his). .
3‘Itused to help her. for she huh not been
. trai Club
I until i.” prism
' ed with flow
f might belultlilab 3e.
malocclusion
dre were given a good
the past low weeks.
ably.
better without3h bn‘ii
Second Selectman James A. Brown
was seen by a Sentinel reporter this
egg to help her any longer. Mr Brw
d that so far as the town retest}:
to aid be family was conceined. it
‘3';
4 He said the ‘3
Away some it
came to him
gave the re3
coal and paid the rent. When Chili»
sane returned hé' Went to work for
Raymond Brothers. He earned 39 a
week and his wile made a couple of
dollars at “I went to see
Brown, “and told
u could not pay the
rent any longer when he was working
Raymond Brothers then took out so
,much a week tor ‘tllut rent, as It was
were living.
this ill-st day
Cullinan‘e went
» ...liirs Gallium
heated old He
.a
The rear“? is paid 1:19th nntl
"Mrs. Cullinsne tells an untruth
when she says that the town has re
to see me since her husband went
away on Monday morning. i have not
refused to help her.“ .
POT LUCK ~UN3CHEON.
Woman's Enchanéé we; a Very Suc~
careful Altair This Noon.
The ladies tif‘the Woman' 3 Exchange
gave a M... luncheon in the Gen.
mlihgo‘elock this noon
the benefit or the
Exchonge. All .lihe tables were Well
tilled the simrifas‘very successful.
Mrs. George W Cram was in charge
and she was assisted by a number at
the ladies n was charge of die to-
bles. Tim leslwere prettily decorat
etully arranged oy
much chi séh was loaned by the
ladies who had charge of the tables.
The table were in charge of Mrs.
Hitchcoe ’ altitihlrs. lrs Cole. Mrs. W.
H Smith and ms: w. P. Bishop. airs.
J. G. Gregory and Mrs. Clarence Us
borne.hfrs Afraid H! For and Miss Prep-3
tiss. Mrs. Nay.lor Dr. Emily Pardee.
Mrs. Robert S. VanBureu. The chafing
dishésI wd§ horns of Miss Anna
ICole kand wig-am and Mrs. A. N.
(”The meanings; as v
Clamwhowder.
Creamed hillfilnd. cheese. served (rom
ling-dish h.es
Pressed veal and beef. smiled olives
.Qtato salad.
Charlotte russe ‘ Tea and collee.
Vaniia ice cream with hot choc
olate sauce.
Whist will be played {ram 3 to 5
oclocll for two prises
W
GREEN REEF LIGHT.
Elliott lvnsa. superintendent oi Light
Hours Service. in Charge.
The government has commenced the
construction of a light house on
Greens badge to assist navigation in
this harbor. The contractors are
Messrs. Grimm a Company. of Phila-
dolphin. and— thumetal work is being
cast by Willow or that city.
Elliott vines, -.stlperintendent oi
United states Light House service, is
my IIIIlfllt lugsector in charge of
lion cassion for the
inundatid
its now1 lg: erected on the.
wharf at Wilson . ‘
W
nasbuariiii'o" ”distaste A: no
Norwalk ii halal: school, or Ii receive
their dlpioni at usic Hal Mondhy
evthti .ffllfilfil hand oi itev Rom-
my 2' Barnum-lea; of Trinity Church.
The address oi the evening is on the
topic.‘ 'The Binaries or the Half l'raln-
ed Man. ” and will be delivered by Dr.
James M. Buckley, at New York city.
The speaker ranks In his profession
with such thinkers and scholars as Dr.
J. H. Vincent and Lyman l). Aoboot.
being the talented editor of The Chris-
tian Advocate.
TNIA‘! OF EASTMAN.
Controlled That the Alison: of the Ac-
cused Admits unlit.
CAMBRIDGE.» Mala" April Elie—At-
mrngim Genenldtnowlton. at the open
,. murder of niche
roman, Jr. eddy ptedto
the court reverse
terday to exclude
of Gibson in the
murder use,
said that heh 333.333
day that with
were prepsr
hptitllli.‘l
smell-15”” £33
in the prose Milan
dor circulate: {3°
su3per3 and:
hey wont to bed in a happizr irame33
'7‘; ' f 3 he excellent examples or those all}? ' I. ‘3 l3 0* ”WNW their has
on in during '
Nothing has I,
been heard trom Guillermo. and his
wile is beginning to think that pron l:
after all, she mlizht get along
. afternoon relative to the story. Mrs.‘
Cuilinane tells about the town reins-
msslstanee. bought ,
The pupils oi ”ti-31o chins of 1901. South 3 3 ,
, W
3'09“!th “It.
, act the kl
e‘ ,
Moore is the rim count it
‘ trains the! fortune left, or;
Up—to—date Clothier. . . .
“All and 50 Wall St. I.
We have a stock or good Maine Seed Potatoes, Shed Pea as. Ga” .
and Corn: also Grass Seeds, as belbw enumerated. Garden andI in g'r‘
to sell by weight. I. ,;
MAINE SEED POTATOES. early BEANS—White Wax. 1830
sorts Early Rose. New Queen nib, Wax. 180; GoldsmWax
Empire State. Late: Beauty of E. Valentine; Hostile
Hebron. Green Mountain. All $1110 Limos. 25c «ft.
per bu.; 55c y. bu; 30:: pk. FLOWER sfifi‘bé-oll‘ail
Nasturtium, do on; so...
SEED PEAS—Dwarf. American Won- fancy mixed sorts. 15p. ,4
der. LittleIuem, both 180 qt.
Also 15 or more varitl
seen Peas—ran: :.Chhmpldn,12%c 322% “'5 O‘Kbatfguggm’.
"qt; Ever BeaungfiYorkshlre Hero, etc. tossil‘fli ’5‘“ ”It ..
15c at. -‘ Telephone; the ct; Mano-
lat. 10c qt. .
sunflower! on”;
Sunflowers
GRASS SEED-«Extra iiecleaned White
Clover. 22c lb; central Perk Lawn
Grass, 20c 1b.; use Top,15clb.; n'm-
othy. 10o lb. There are brigade lot
smaIlI leis, chandler; cheaper.
in: gigodegllu. . . if
e amt; 333 . i1“ .
Tvpewrlblst Copyisi . .
or all bills. having close work shoulo 3 3.’ 3
have s eyes oareiuily examined. . ’ ‘ "
Sinhll detects if not corrected. grow.
_mmtg‘i es. TAKE CARE OF IHE ‘
, lsntlllc examination treeu
. Proper masses. Properly Adjusted, is‘
(what we guarantee. ,
Q. B. JRCKSQN,
. . Graduate Optician. ..
538' Whit 62..
RTIg.
. For Farm. Garden/Trees and Shrubs
.. hunter’s out; mp9 .. .r ..
Special Br 5: Wig w .
Issues. LAN-l) PLASTER " hRiZlUN
Air Slashed Lime. SIiiiIblIc Manuré‘ etc: '
1'971
Rees. 1001i); Bucks.
Live Crabs. 20c do2.‘
Lemons. 25 for 25f”
“Milan-Wu
3 .lroin.
. for to dllhti ago
the his-{ole Air Iii
eCarl von accentuated “first ’this tithes."
umbrellas and NorII by and range: racemes ”in the
h ‘ Arne cdn'dlllei who Miss
manly-mambo». sees a, I
' .rcprossntlns plural: ,. I
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