The re: 1 1' 11191111000101
111011010th the pastor 11131,,
in‘ the Methodist Church, toan
Clfihehogfiai honrdi of the M
1110 e a very: moor
iii*th0 11111310 etudygl
store in the Jesse buildioaip
bridge. will move across 3,110 up,
110 will occupy the monitor blinding.
Charles Ganung and 1011111 have
11101101] from P0011, pl 0, in 1.11.1.1:
111.111.11.111 the Car‘v y place in the
0011110 thoroughfare.
The Epworth 00 01 the M0110
dist Church \vil ho d,
sociable in 13110 1111110111
church Wednesday night. Preceding
the sociable the semiannual election
of officers of the league will he held.
Quite a few East Norwalk people
went to 11111111111111.1111 nil . Anglia '
tcnded the "th131 toludibn
and doucb.
able time. The dancing was of the
genuine old-fashioned otyle.99 99 9 9 99
E. Iii. 1100111111.:‘n9919‘9c gingham 939110
insoiyept 903,930 0 p, orw b ldt
ins company. has so Atb 1100 0.118
8V
111 0 he libing Vt
The consideration of
transaction took place in the office of
Attoiney Joseph R Taylor. yesterday.
The captain of the “still 1110th31110
bail team is authority fol-3110.0 stores,
moot that the club will not play its
first regular game of the season until
about the first of next month. The
May flowers will have a strong team
this year and will undoubtedly, keep up
their record to the high standard.
Tho funeral services own the re-
mains of Miss Isabelle Roberts were
held. yostcrdnv afternoon, from her
lute residence, 1‘3 Henry 011001.000
f10111 Trinity Church South Moi-1111131.
A shoit ser1 ice woo held at, the house
in charge of the Rev. 11.0111112111111-
rcys 11nd anothei service follonfisd at
Trinity Church. The later service
was in charge 01nt {1011. Mr. Humour
rcys and the, Rev. C. M. 80110011. The
choir sang several very beautiful and
appropriate selections. The floral tri
butcs were profuse. showing the high
respect in which Miss Roberts was
hold. The pallbearers were Frederick
iliuiford. 11. 0. Smith, Williard blank
or. Dr. Frank lloyt. Arthur Ainsworth
and Charles Trounson. interment was
in the family plot in the East Norwalk
(0011220133
The 111.1111 and sup, '1'. 5011.11.11.13
hold in the Moiliodlsg16hurscil last
night untloi the 11110111006 of the flip
1101111 1 011000.000 a success in every
scnsc of 1111- word. The weather did
not interfere with the festivities in the
lust. It is doubtful if a larger number
of pcoplt would 111110 been present. if
tho 1101111101 had been clout. Certainly
it uicrricr time could not 111110 been
haul. T110 decorations about the 011110
1110111 were very pretty. rod and white.
tho color of. the League, were every
11'111'1'1' in evidence. The tables. of which
thorn \vcrc four. were literally covered
with red and white curnntlond. The
cii'cct was most bountiful. Every part
of the room was covered with hunting
and \mCl‘lf‘illl flags. The decorations
“bout thc booths were especially line.
The entertainment was not the least
oi the fcututc it was of 0 fine order
and ouch member who took part iu~
tcrpi'ctcd lllt‘ numbers to tho host 11d-
\‘uiililgt'. 1.11111 number was hoartih
0".111o1ml l‘inno solos 100110 gluon 111'
Miss Mn ill Kcolcr and Walter Aiken;
two V01 ul solos by Miss Lauretth Ains-
11':orti1 mandolin solo by Horace K0:-
north and n violin solo byfllss Joule
llmnsoh 'l‘iic Rev J J
of the 1‘lllll‘l 11 made 11 wtty apoec
poi tnbles worn filled with all the up.
that mode a grunt hit The flavor 011p-
pctlitlng delicacies imaginable. About
1110 suppers “'1’” sound during the
1‘\ citing. Nonrlr cvo 3' article for
111110 at tho booths were sold. Tilt:
honour and snppcr hold by the League
to misc 11101103 to our the floating in
dcbicdness of the. church. which was
about 8200 it is 0111111101011 that more
than the accessory amount was raised
na ‘ovo'r 8100 was uncured from 1110‘ '-
cook book. alone. The greater; credit
in due Mr. and Airs Hurry 1.1.1.1. and
Mrs Hurry Hoyt. who had charge of
the book. Tm” efforts. were more
111'»
mm
111mm of 111011110. 00 they took charge or
the four 1111000 11111019
the 1101101110113 The mane emblems
11111310 0 11110 11111100101100. They will
111111111 dlifnro
1110%.Tii0 (infill! 1:00 3116 “ha“ 01111330
of tho 111111110 11111! supper were
Harry Lorin. n hair-111011.“. Ilia:
11.11.1111». Clo/a “l
Eriomn. bit r11 cot.
rr Hort. Their are
for their 0111011111
booth 1111001111
11111111011. “in. W
1111110. 99'19‘119l
1
The fancy
die
' Who in a Savio,‘
p. 093113 bubble 3V
1111* report it en‘iVn’osit objbyi‘ '
5. the Congregational Church will hold
1111‘ 00101111111111.1111 3.1.1
11111er
wore spread .ltt _ m
”Mi
Mi!
H
0.11.91 130E001 . m”lanolin
VV 1 children to be 11001141001010. ' '
And rouths he 11110119 when he was.
Who 10111019111111 at his gem s or song:
or 11111111011. than as fair as. sprint. .
Whom to his heart reminders!) bring ,
1 teacher. when he went W
l preohccr of the Golden Roi '
pf chums when working at 111
And those whose friendship
11:11:1‘VVbo‘we‘1Vi 100 iii prayer he
Soufiht, l 1:
m The only consciatloii herd;
’ That he might meet them
in the
sphere. .
And join the good.
931 ii. 01.118191311113112...
Howard Siauson has gone to work
31111111119113 afar Thomas Cave. of Dorian.
it is id thati Mrs Daskain will
3011140“ into the house owned by floodlit
V0
William H Willmott ,wlll
[word 31‘. 33310011013 110.110 ‘
Venn bar '
lidi‘h C AV.an WillsVVon is recovering
from the attack of tonsilitls. from
which she has been, hollering. .
A child has been born to Mr and
;., 110111031 of Noroton'
Heights. 1"" 1? 1V .J
T1130 fiddled 1111.10.11. Society,
supper; next
week.
The work of grading Dr. Kane's
property at Npmton, is progressing.
The new 11011031 is being painted be-
1110011 the 111.611....
it is reported that Ransay Pooley
will sever his connections with John
»Hnggerty., proprietor of the T001101-
House; 8111111111131 night
111.1 Clare Stillman. of New Y.ork
was the guest. this week of her par-
cuts. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel C. Stillman.
of Main street Daricn.
110an Scoville who has been visit-
ing in New York; 11011, réturnad 1101110.
Judgc'. Taylor, of 01.11.11.111. will
spend the summer 11 burlap.
John Mann 5 new house. at Noroton.
is now enclosed so that the men can
work inside. The weather 1110st out-
side work next to impossible.
~ The ball players about town are on-
tering severe kicks about the weather.
They are in bones of hood weather. so
that they can get into practice.
New York parties have been in Dar
len negotiating for the lease of the old
Hooker homstead They desire to se-
cure the place for a term of years
The roads about 011 Ridge and in
several outskirts of the ,tpunhave
deep, [lies with into their . the
young {riders caused by the hard thins
01,11 young ladies of St. John 0 R. C
Church.‘ horoton. will give an outer-
tainment and dance in the Dorian
Town Hall. on the evening of Mn) 2.
Mrs. Eliza Strickline who has been
hick nearly: all .wlntcr is now recover
in: 1113.13.09. many f1 andS hope
for 11 speedy regaining of her normal
health.
Harold 1“ Clark proprietor of the
Button Public Market spent yesterday
in New 10111 citv. Today he will
spend the do) in Greenwich, on his
way home.
indications point to a successful sea-
son here. in the way of summer board-
ing business and residents Despite
thiswpathcr New York people come 11p
looking for places.
Herman Rider will relinquish his po
sition at 1". V. Cantrell’s grocer-3' store.
in Alain street. to take ,a sltuationin
thc market of' Adam. Herdt it C0111-
pauy. 111., Stamford.
The Rev. A \Vlllson has loaded
0 car with his household furniture and
consigned it for his new home in
Smithtown. Lon; 10101111 The car will
1011 its 1001110? out...
This large torcc ofmcn employed at
the Yale & T011010 Lock factory. 1501111
1010.010 working overtime because of
the rush of onions 1011 employees
nrrlsvo bottle on the in 1'an use here 111
90
The 1110113 friends of Postmaster
111111011 E. Ballard will be very pleased
to learn that he has nearly recovered
from his serious iiineoa..\1r.lhllard
will probably? be out of doorb the first
clear tiny that comes. _
The 1110.10rlt1'of 3.11m about 101111
hue 1110 or 101111 water in 111001.00
11 result the continued ruin 11101111.
Some people are contemplating bur
m’t
formaifaopenod 3.991110... 1.11.. tine
- 1 0010011 this, morning-
101111 1111111 was mined from
V ' "T110 06110011 and,
. can my.
ll‘
1111111 1111311 P
ii 110 .
C. L 030011 has completed the P
105mm; Episcopal
as been building in Stamford
. pic 1 ~
0108. 01 11!
been 1.8110 adopt 0f Mi’h
_ 99. A. .11.. 110010011011
11011 lug several are at 1101'
Vreotcrdoy
010.111.0111“... 01199919901111“ New
X328 $181101) it 1111011,.
pthiV o the Hleir for the 110114
111.111. 11*ve monument adorns
tho Bmlth 101111151 blot in 1111311101111 0001-:
story. The monument 9109 the work or 0
Stamford comphnyw
the steamer Kate VVC Stevens hos
gone to Grecnport to catch a load of
oysters, which she will take to Rock
away and dispose of there.
,.,',l‘h ,, ,, Mary. 1111110111111
, ,, , 11511 0.10;
«~ 3111111 more 11
John Mott. and Samuel Mott Br and Jr
Vincent C. Griffith is contemplating
0 number of improvements to his cot-
tage at Contentment island. He has
not decided whether or 113111,.” will rent
it this summer.
The principal diversion the people
about town now have is bailing out
their 0011001 The occupation is. practi-
caliy general, as nearly all the cellars
have water in‘ them.
Captain Charles ’1‘. Lowndess horse
Prince was brought home. yesterday
from Charles 01.1.1.0... Canaan.
where he has 110011 wintering. The an-
111th is in good Spirits and looks to no
able to trot just as fast as er.cr
A. Salmons has been locking over
his garden property and trimming up
his orchard. Mr. Salmons always hits
one of the best gardens in this vicinity.
He appears to take a keen delight in
the work of rearing the fruit and vege-
tables for pleasure.
Roweytou oystermen who have re
turned from New York report. that
there are in the Conny island cove ves-
sels of all sorts that have aboard 50.-
000 bushels of seed oysters. Some res-
acls have laid at anchor there for three
weeks. The weather has beenvery
bad for the oyster business for a onto
her of weeks.
A woman tramp incognito arrived
at the ROWayton depot. yesterday attor-
uoon. She had the Vuaoai little kit or
articles tied up in a handkerchief and
was soaked from head to foot. 11111 1115
no 0101110110 E1 ldentl; she had ar-
riwd by way of tho railroad track A!-
ter she had rested herself a little she
moved Vto tinctures new. ' '
’inosc Vin charge of the railroad
01111101113 stntion, have, managed to keep
him being 11061.11 out tel-y wcil dur
ing the 1111100113st The doodmt
has been 011011011. 1111 the door 311110 the
01101101001110an 1111.11
the inter dries not come into the pond
in any 1greater force than at present.
no further trouble is expected.
The water is 'so deep in the collar
of the public school that there is dun
ger that the tires in. the furnaces Will
be put out. '1‘ is occasion 111111101100
ample opportun 1.3 for those who were
not in favor oi locating the school
where 13,111,111 1103' “,‘l told you fill-7’
0113' they were afrVnid of just such an
occurrence 0: at present. They claim
that the) advocated putting the 11111...
ing on ‘ground Where the victor could
not so easily penetrate into the cellrir:
The entertainment and dance at (1111:
(11“.1‘3 11011. 1031333111. to raise 1110110!
for the 11101111 111; ,of the Parrot gun
has 11 grand success. Fieryonc pres
cut entered into the 11111111 of the oc
canton and the result was a good time
for all The entertainment was 011011;,
ed by," Climb? Vita Bell. who 01000.0
few plow, t 10100.; Foil coin; is
the pmkr'nm 1011110991 0011101111110.
Albert Lunch 0000131 piloted 1113-3111011
11101011 11311011,; vncgl solos 600m
Hirst: vocal solo. 39:;09 19331911119 2:911:11”-
1100.01 1100 nod its arms
Shorer' WW, not. Q‘Uilefi Ollie Hart
and 1.1111311 Crockett: int-11113101., Miss“
Elsie 010011011; M1110 111101.31,“ Em.
11111 [trounce ind Albert 001111.300“
number 111011 enthusiastically recehmcd
William Often. the troll-known old
limo fiddler. of North Curio New
1101-11. was present. and 1110001111100
music for the 1111...... 1131 moved a
good 111-0qu ma. 1311101111111; and
111110111 810101111 tprninbed 010,110 push:
in company irrith 3111011011 on tile vlo
1111 [finding 0'“ 01111111111 111111 About
mo
and critic eerie barred. .111 0 1100011-
1th- booms.
”1‘00me 100 hm 11:! 31W." mi
mm m 0 ll 01' ll?
111011110 0111 be 11 very 0111101110110! 0110.
011111011: ‘ 311i ’ 11, 11011111117100.
BERLIN Apr! . 0 1101101 An
«autumnal-10110031110111 mortar“
1031,, 1'08-
011100 00111111110113 of Pooch 3 says:
to 1000111 1110'"me
111111
11 "501111111 W t
Y!
pointed 119’s, he minding committee, 9} Bl
W
Church. which be V.
10111 street. returned to 0.1.11.1.11..,,
"stranger was soon to reduce. V Days
(I ”vellum”
Tin tin
1000101110 000113.011 11011.n- VV
001101100 in 010,. propitious. MW in
ma .r-mu ,
"1'; halal
101$;sz trolley line. and will new
song near 00
A number of
9 others. ,
tport businéaa 111011
330011 1‘ 39903311'3mm..9;1
BFWI', W 83’ a, 8
tline ago for their ‘jod.‘V’V.ithi bill was 0
be put in an atlas.
have come and 30110 1111110 trace of
either atlas or than 1111» been discov.
cred
on...
Mrs W. B. MorVehousc is 11311111 acr-
lonely 111
Little Mics Alice Andrews I11 111 with
brdi‘ichl tls
plchrisy.
Mrs near Nichols has spent a few‘
days in 131111 ory.
Ali-11.61101; 1,111, Adams has, spent a few
days in poplin. ~
hfr. and 1113's 11. it 11031 have visit
ed Fridge rt friends.
Dwight
attack of schrletind
31,11 aster Louis 1.11.111... has returned
from a visit in Noroto‘ii
Miss Lizzie Adams has returned
from a visit in Ridgeiicld.
Harry Rockwell. of Philadelphia,
has visited his parents here.
The hintinoc W hlst Club meets next
week with Mrs. Horace Huributt
Airs. \i. B. Hill has returned from it
two weeks visit in Bridgeport
Nor-field Grange will hold ltd regV‘VulAr
39ml monthly meeting on Friday 910-
null
M150 Nettie hicrwln,
has visited her sister.
brown.
.3
of Nownlk.
Mrs. George
N011 York on Tuesday to spend a four
days here
Miss Velma Berrell and M103 3103'-
gnerite Sturges have spent 0' tow 00’s
in Boston
Miss Shirley Treadwcli. of Bethel.
has visited her grandmother.
muses Treadwcll.
Mrs Louisa Andrews who for 111011}
years has spent the summer onion
in Weston died last week of. her
home in Brooklyn. N. Y.. 03011 eighty
years.Mrs.A.1idrcws was the widow
of the late Norman Andrews. and on
091111 of Mrs. Ephraim Fitch. of 111131
11 ace. "
v
l. YON'S PL RIMS.
Mrs. Robert Gui is visiting her
niece in Port Jefferson
No service in Emmnnu'el Church on
Sunday. owing to the severe storm.
Miss M03- Adams of Nordeld. spent
sored-a] days with Eddice White, last
was
Sunday.
. Meeker, V, V‘
voted his connections 9
his father. at 1.1111 ‘
Mills nuns Meeker has been ill with ‘
anion is room erlng from an 9 V
Mrs Josephine Fitch returned from V'
01:11.:
Hod has rind
A p’ifiit' 11211311111 the
years.” Anderson “11111.; of sonnyV
1.1110. 7011“"1'110113011118 have instinct!
1110111110 sand V
11011: unite well.
Coach-tilde 011.
Furniture 011.
31031010011. 3
81111101011. . '
111011111111
merrily
nothing but exclamation points."
WW
. VME KEPT H18 LEG. .
Twel‘v'b 001-11, 1130 12" W. 81111101111.
lin‘rtibrd,
13131-0
set in.
angered ht'eiisely
WV" “TEE.
Vwrltes i'f
111.1, two years)
01110111031011. _ "but ”
1111136011111
110 tint on earth thorn .
Baxter, South him-W111 . and John
Rich.
0811
tow lost his" farm?
about it thought 00', too ”-
W
0011011? A 0111113131011. 001.0.
11303100 kooks. 11101111313!" ,for, 1111
“9mm
fate
.v :0 1100113111 1 00113113. 0.
ml.
with 0 day; one 0111;; outfitters,
x 0111.11.11.11 11 ”00111111 ‘
V*Vfor‘o 0000010
boast. some for 1113's
For sale by. Geo
humor; Edit”
Mr. and Mrs. Eli
and w.ifc
Airs, Hiram EcC'tfiiu
11011 110111 ,,.ii.l
cure of tier ,111 r.
A1000, (glut of VVVtoli
hibltioii of stereopticou riews in the
school house here. Monday evening
house again at Bradleyrlllo. after
riding a year-with their daughter at
S elton.
A large bed in 3110
1101:! 111’ exccébhi ll
111111010. " 3111
daffodils. nil in full bloom ,
The heavy downpour of rain 0'0 mi.
111111 1111111111 11305111103 0 weeks
caused the Ar ilfi
and mnnv
Mrs. Prod
Lyons Plain. have each received a line
box of oranges from D. (i. Stillman»
Angolan. California All who .
ted them pronounce them."
in sweetness nod flavor
LETTER T019 SANTA GLADE REA
NEW iHORK 'Aprll 25—4 tenor 01d.
dressed to "Hr. Santa cm. 30:10.10.
Iceland and mailed by nix-mold
any Peril of Nomi: tut November.
1100 loot .
111m from
11300111118100 W
completely 1010110110 postmark. it
down...
din Flowering:
book to Rayburn;
orpool and Wuhlmon
0
t of the Chip-9 , ,‘i V
Wakeman. of ,
Bridgeport. are visiting C. W. Johnson '
1v. anion» ..
Coley Abbott and Wife are in tholi‘ V
510
port. and Airs. Richmond Host. of ,.
Holmium. 100111011:
"to plow.
“"i‘l
“33-h? “5V 9.:
.1 ‘10.,“
1.34113 ’
$1100 .59 it
.1 .v-w-v Wm Minnow my this»?
'fihopd of
Season.
330131115 V10 00103131 111 000.
301110: 1101's in entirely. out
but one 31111100 will tell you
not I "since."
11 01.111331. Gent-go (1.8t1‘iison.
"Whpt period do 33611 11901011; to?“
said the professor to‘ the prehistoric
“No period. " InSVWGl‘Bd the beast
"People Wl‘io obsorire me use
1111. scratched his, leg with
inflammation rind blood
1 iron the ”best doi:-
sed one bottle of Electric 3‘
01110111 and 111 boxes at auction's 111‘:
111011. 811100 ‘and 11131 to; one sound and ;
Well as bver" For Eruptions. Es: ,
201110. 1‘93th salt 1111011111, Sores and '
1.9.11... Electric Bitter; has 1'
Nordialk 1.111 finitrautoe sstls
fo‘ctitgn or refund money.011iy 511'
011.8411. did Exry Marks come "V
Jaso11~1i0 thought his neighbor‘s ;
fence 110: encrop'chin' on his land. 1111' ,,
the very first darn lawyer he spoke tew
son; a 10:; e 1111 rt‘e'r 'uf, fine-V
.1123” At 1063 {1111023111. 11......
fol cold
which kept, 111.0 awake at pl 5111. and
71110110 1110 unfit to 11th my work dot
30,5,
inedv
at {hit “it“. Vhicli
100011100 to relieve her so quickly that 1
off; it noted 1111c
moxie and l lichen to ll‘npnovc Vat 01100
.i 1111, now entirely well and 1.0 very
pleased to 110anle its merits. "
tilioou. South
Pc‘ , cod. Norwahn
"1 who,
Miss Alice Mervin and friend from 1'- M‘V VVV with “firm :3“
Norwalk called on friends here. last ‘
‘ 11011030011. 111111101 1.01 1. 1
our Spring Mylar on :
‘1‘th styluhrc 1... 010110
in; 1113,: auntie-the 101v.
MW WWW“ ”WI" ,,
Misfit MT mun-1111:1111. ‘
more ulna in: 11011 3011 iii .‘
11111111111100 111110. 11001111 and
The. 06111,. General Life ins. (30., oi
Hartford sold, inst poor to citizens of
Cannectlcut investments and life poi-
icitcs amounting to nearly
39500000“)
This is evidence that the) the pop-
' 11101- as well as reliable.
FRED H FIELD.
111111.11 Bank Building. 011131111 Nomad:
01111311.
Who'll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right?
V i will
JUNIUS BROWN.
South Main Street,
Under Buckley andVWh'eelcr'l Bicycle ‘,
8mm. ,
'. 991105. 25 E91111 Grove Place.
of
hp
A.
i 3..
329.
Paper
993....
QUR NBVW GOODS
. Are now 111 stock. A, larger variety
‘ than ever before. Prlcés. 03 001101.
of FIRST CLASS PAPER HANGERS.
do your work.,,, . .,
DECCRATINC.
V » day evening from 111.30 8.
.Vvery ‘0! Having 01188891! 8 number ’
we are in better position than over to ..
PAINTING. PAPER 111111111110 mo :
Opendoily. except Saber“!
911111.10121113011011'0 ,, ,
Saturday. 9 11.10. to 12 in
Interest 01101300 011 do ,
ALDEN 80111111118 ,
JOHNF 11. 010111110, it"
0110.11 31.111111311181111. 0:11..
N07111:.
The First National '30
1 11010111111 001111;, located
030111.111 the ”platelet
closing up its .1101
' and others, 01011110100! V
: tion are therefore hereby
present the notes and 0M
113011101 the association for
‘7' ‘ CHARLESE’W
M0 “ m
1110 and materials of «0111
11100 00111111 .1111 1 will:
Prompt attention Add
dealings with all. 1 0.111.
in New York some don
week . . , _
Immediate attention ,_ , ,
13111110 given to any has all ‘
001110 in 911111-1115 my 1 '
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10 HM 59130111001
'1 3 V1.3; fill/31“.:
“‘Vliéiiiiiiilhakeih
a Full Man”
in ”11.1,. 14.156 111
I'm: also Lain: Print Butter. 11311111.
is 1110. 11m. 30m tor 31.00
11,. 0. 0111111011... 111. 11,115.
Muslim's 00310001. .0 at“.
My 111111111000. ' 3011011301ch
v... 1.... 011m A... 11 can: 1111.111.-
him “solid Pact" Tomatoes. Dc our.
31010011110010 varyilno. 1000090
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a méairte cost. 9
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