,Oatiteln Robert (lat-r has gone no
111111111 to work in his oyster sloop
Randall was in New York
sport business pertaining to the
Nest «Norwalk Lumber Company.
A 11911101 to one of the houses in Riv-
erside avenue. has spruuk 11101111. 111111
the difficulty, is being“ located today
rs. [newer Gilbert and daughter
‘ 1111111111301: Brunchville, were guests. ov-
er Sunday, of Mrs. Esther Wheeler of
East Norwaik.
i’oday quite a number of East Nor-
walkers are having ti1e1r gardens plow-
ed. This w01l k is being done later than
usual, this year.
Frederick Anderson had a cat drown
cd in a well at his residence in 1111 at
avenue. and as a result the well will
have to be given a good cleaning.
Two more loads of lumber. were sent
to Sound Beach today by the East Nor-
walk Lumber Company. George finer
wood and George Finch conveyed the
tun bci
There will be a union class meeting
in the Methodist Church tonight. . it
is expected “that all the ministers n om
the Methodist Churches in the thwn 0t
Norwalk will be presc1'1t ' ‘
.wm.-
Harry W. Hoyt superintendent of
the Sunday school. led the Epwortu
League meeting the Methodist
Church, last night. The meeting was
well attended. 1 1 ,_ a 1
in
A number of parties \\ out out from
11111111 No1 walk iishing this morning. '10-
day is an ideal day 101 the sport and
some L11 go catches will probably be
mluml Some go angling as for as Long
in am .
The East New 111k Lambs} Company
has 1coeivcd 11' modest froth the Con
11.11 Rullr..oad of New .iei‘seyyf for the
company's estimate or 500 window
frames. Minor l). Randall is in Eliza
both, New Jersey. today-.111 consults
11011 with the oillcials oi.’ the road. con
coming the matter.
Two of M. Tariov's men had quite 11
1111111 while going through East Nor-
walk, Sunday afternoon. with four
horses. While gomg through Henry
street the animals became frightened
and reared and plunged in an exciting
manner. The horses were finally tn-
kcn to their destination. at Westport.
W1.
A huge numbei or friends of Russell
11}. Morgan have 1occlved invitations
raom him to be present ‘at the com
unencemcnt exoii'iscs of the Philadel-
phia College of Dc‘utlstiy which takes
place May :11]. Morgan will then
1'11c11i111 his diploma from the institu-
tion as 11 full fledged dentist.
There is talk of getting up a sub
scriptiou to pay for a monument to
like memory of the large number of
rats which have recently departed this
life and gone to the great beyond of
feline i‘elilily. Cats will be at a pro-
111111111 in East N01 walk ii' the slaughter
1ontlnues much longer. Many resi-
dents are fearing that there will hen
post of rats ii the pusseye are not re-
placed by others of their kind.
.. -_-~__.__.q
.\ 1,11 eui manv yeais ago when Mrs.
Edwin James was a little girl one 0t
1101 s1|1ool conumulons fell off the lock
of the canal at Mohawk and was
1liowued.'l‘hl,1y searched for 11111191111
for 11 long time in vain until someone
pioi' urod a loaf of bread and cut a hole
in the (outer and l)lll.( 11d 1). quantity of
111111 k silver in the nolo‘. The mini
iioatcd mound and around and finally
stopped still quiic a distance from
where the1 boy fell OVOIWDURX‘II and on
applying grappling irons and hooks the
body was found directly under the loal.‘
Mrs. Edwin .lumos's Uncle lrn. oi
Littl.1flel1l New York. and iici lather
idzra oi New Yoik city. whose united
yours number eight score. are the only
survivors in that state or a she who
was one of Washlngt'on s W80lillell11. Or-
derly Sergeant Daniel Dodge died at
the old homestead at Litchiield in 1829
and his widow Mary received a pension
of 8120 per unnum during the rest or
in» lifetime. nearly thirty years. uhe
soigcnnt's other children were Daniel
.Iohn. Hiram. 1Mn1llson1 Washington.
Elisa and Harriet. 1 whom have:
been 11111111 many year
The (1.111 11111 ol :1 cool car pulled
out last night. while a freight train on
11111111 No. 2 was passing the East Nor-
walk station. This fixture to the cur
1111111111111 down .so that 11 1111111111110 uions‘
on the r‘uil and ties in snob 11 manner
as to throw the trucks on the 111111 on
the truck.
11111111 of 11 car and showed 0111110111 to
spill through the ear to the track be:
, low The fuel was distributed 110111 the
station 11111111111 to the white bridge. it
was severed 111111111111 are the track was
in condition 11min . 'traiile‘. rho
bolts on the rails 13 some distance
were cut ales th drew head
striking til
‘. This life is lltlil‘“ called it life
it also opened the cool.
Am 11111111111 (M
6111 and 11111111111111 1
m .1
We 1111 11111111111
whiiotbo Muffins)?
‘ one lee!” 1.11111;
the’treoss
‘ in plate on the lower. 1
is engraved simply. want of ii
Picture hangs in the High 10111111111101
at the new building. Ninetco‘ dollar
1 which remained “11111113 been,
the district com ittee‘ 1111-1 ‘
the kindergarten.
Jacob. otherwise 1110111111 11111
her. or 11113111111: modernism} deified All
mainllty as he was fond 011111111111»
on Friday the 26111 inst at Rochebter
N. Y.. in his sixty first Willi-«E 111110 111111111
fought Joke Kilrain By birth he won;
a Cockney and raised on the streets. oil
London. which San Weller says is the
very best eddicato1.As a boy he
could sing, spout. dance and be; lwit
anytime of his slzc’ in the neighborhood
his was loud or teillns oi the true he
get acquainted with Charles ‘eke‘ns.
Edwin James, Q. 0.. and M P. and
Douglas Gerrold. editor of Punch; It
happened at the fight between Jack
Baldock and Jack Hicks nearly titty
years ago, which goes to show who at-
tended the prize fights in those days.
Turner came to the United States
about thirty- live years ago and fought
Andy Gidlow and 11 few others of mm-
or nol'e. He married the widow of
John Dooly, who in‘ conjunction With
his who used to spar on the stage as
Professor and Madam D0n1a1aand
Turner and his wife continued the
dams 111111111 muncds. until 111111111111-
mall‘s lglrth‘ made it no 11111111111 11111111111
For the last llite'en years 01 so he
kept a hotel known 111: Rock cottage
011 the putskirts of R cheater. N. Y.
THl'S LifiEl
‘Oi' sorrow toll and fear
And man is but 11 pendulum.
Betwhgt, a smile. and tear.
The best of people have their faults.
, The clearest minds their blots
The. brightest pathway shadows dark
The purest hemt 1ts spots.
But he who gains an endless lite.
He will‘ forever be.
From sickness. s01 row toll. fear.
And imperfections tree.
M. S. PARTRICK.
DARIENAN . .
Jehn Flanniganr‘ lies a new bicycle
G. W. Clock is recovering from his
illness of glmip
Mrs. C. O. Cloak of Darlen. is re-
covering from the grip.
A new coal company. has been organ
lzed to do business here.
The Mulgrew see. at Norotou. is
being repainted no refitted.
Theodore W. Austin has returned
from a visit in New York city.
John D. Crlmmins and his two sons
spent Saturday in this village.
Miss B. A. Dibble. of Noroton. spout
Sunday with Stamfoxd friends
F.1d»; Mulgrew was at his residence
on Coiienders Point.S,aturday1 .
Herlnan Ridtu and 111111in moved
yesterday 1mm varien to Stamford
Daniel Edgar was in town. last
week, inspection his summer residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch have
.l'eturned from a trip to Ashevllic.
The auction sale of the effects 01'
the late John Newton Seoiield netted
only $120.
The John A. Weed place in Water
Lane. Noroton. is being refitted
throughout.
Edward Clock. of New London, was a
visitor. Sunday. with his brother.
(1160136 Clock.
George Fowler is doing the painting
and decorating at the Biewer place at
Noroton .Heights.
Miss Maud VanDlue. of Main street.
Darion. has been entertaining a friend
from New York.’
11;. l). ’I‘rowb‘rid‘se, oi New York
was in town over Sunday. inspecting
his country house.
James Lockwood. oi Noroton. was
the guest Sunday. of his sister. Mrs.
(‘111'l Wuerz. of llaliollh
M..111 Francis Conley. of West street.
south Norwnlk was the guest Sunday.
of Mrs. Theodore Sherman.
James Wood is, overhauling the
plumbing in Mrs. Alice Wards resi-
dence on (loiiteiitnient lslandr-i»
Wesley Brady: of New York. was the
mesh Sunday of 111.111111 Mrs. G. ii.
Norton. of Main street. Darlen.
William Rellhan. the contractor. is
repairing the road between lling's
hind landing and Collender’ 111 Point.
The young ladies of St. John' 11 11.1).
Churchlwlil give a supper in the Dar-
ion Town Hall on ’l‘lmrsdny evening,
Harvey N1 woelh who owns consider
able property in Noroton. near the
(Jove- Pond. spent Saturday in Stum-
ford.
,, liolly ll 800111.111 list/lug his house
he Woo Burn lliilts remodeled.
Wlfikwork is being done by James
Miss Josie A Bowen. of Dnrleu.1c
turned home. yesterday. from Orange.
N J1.1wi1eru she has been 'visiting
{1111111111 1 1.. ,
A 11111131111111 21 em a . 11111111111111
Endeavol Society will so in Standard.
31011111111111. and attend 11 rally in that
use
Poatmuster James lib Bollard was
outlyeshbidur loathe first time, since
his 1411111111111 111111111 1111 viglted the
130.!” oilice. '. _
lilr Nichols and 111111in 11m moved
11). irons howl Xorli 11111 are. oooupying‘
heir pl ace the Brown pronert at No
l
s11 ,v '
111111111
111 .
ed 111 training John 1.. Sullivan w on he .
‘ m
. was 1111 11111101111, on the
inks. did not take place. The 1
111' rt buy 011 exhibits 11 has several
lot or on on 11111 n' '
, some 0: baseball was to hove
as played Saturday. between the
‘l‘ia'ritn 1111111011 and the Newton Jun
1011.11, but the Norotons did not appear.
be some will be played- next Satur-
11111111111111 stench 111111111111 nostrils
on passengers on the Myrtle avenue
trolley line, as the 111111 pass over the
reed on the eastern end or Noroton
hill.“ The trolley men' say the trouble
,is. caused by, the overflow ptrom some, ,
cesspools in the vicinity.‘
Peter Hoyt aged seventygscven. died
at 1.1110111111101111 in Norotou at an
early hour yesterday morning. Death
was due to old age.
inmate of the Home for 11 number or
years. The deceased formerly resided
at Thomaston. 001111.. where he has rel-
atlves who will probably take charge
01 the warming.
H 1‘. Clark. propr'hetm oi the. Public
Market, of Darlen. was llimiiammcd
out of :5 by twa slick strangers, yes.
terday. One fellow purchased two or-
anges and handed, Mr. Clark .11 310 11111
from which he took the ‘am‘bunt due
him. i'l‘liey had him r‘echonge the
money he gave them until tl1ey~conlus
ed‘liim and he gave them so too much.
The two men deported and have not
been seen since.
A well known brass mouldcr. em
played in the Yale & Towne Works.
was presented not long ago. with a
dog. 11 dog chain and a dog house. The
recipient of these gifts secured the
services of' one of the members of the
South End Piekeuel Club to help him
move his newly acquired: property to
11111 home in Noroton. It took from 2
o’clock in the afternoon until? o'clock
in the evening to do the job. and both
owner and ll10\ 111 were badly used up
on their return to Stamford. The at
lair wound 11p by the disappearance of
the dog. which has not been seen since.
Edltm Sentinel: l have noticed that
1.01 porations 11111 indulged to a remark-
able degree in Dar.ion Why should
the town build a retaining wall to 1111
commodate the trolley track? The clog
lug 11p of the crossing of the1 Consoli-
dated railway and, the old post 101111
is an outrage upon the people Little
rest1ait at the prope1 time would nave
prevented it and saved one of the chiel
attractions of the. placen—a 1111111 drive
on the King’s Highway. 'As a lookei
on in Venice.’ " l have noticed the pee
pic of Darien as a community are 11111
lured, refined and possess1 profound
good sense. yet they passively submit
to many indignities to the defucement
'of their p1 otty little town.
OBSERVblit.
an...
R0 WA YTON.
A roll call meeting will be held in
the Ron 111 ton Baptist Church. May 11.
Nepalis were made to the trolley
track near the. Rownytou Baptist
Chur,ch veslerday.
Joseph Penuell, of ilrookside. has so
cured a position with Grocer F. V.
Cantrell. of Dorian.
Mr. and Mrs. B. U. Horton. of Main
street. have been euteltaining relatives
from New York eitv.
A social praise. prayer and covenant
meeting will be held in the Benton
Church. Thursday evening
Several ‘ol' the cellars In Crockett
avenue are stiliiuii of water. which
came. in during the long storm.
Joseph Lassen,“ the West side. has
Secured a position as clerk for Groom
Alphonso Dibble, of Main street.
The Ladies Aid society. of the Lisp
tist Church will meet 'l‘huisday after-
noon, 111.2 o'clock, at the parsonage; ‘
Dr. Keeler's yacht Deiiance was
ia11111i111d yesterday. bike will undoubt-
crly 1111 W hen heels to many craft in
races. id‘s 11111111011.
Charles W Bell's oyster steamer
Mollie wont to work today. tor the.
ilrst time since the new tubes have
been fitted in her. '
New York 11111 tics have bceu in town
looking with tho Allguatus 'l‘homos
property. near Butler island. with 11
How to purchasing
Captain Edward ll. Smith expects
to inturn to Giecnport. i. 1.. in a day
0| two to look out for his oyster 111-
threats in that place
The work or constiuciinn the new
light l1ous‘11.ut Wilsons, Point is pro-
11111111111111.11ltcatow spectators view
the work 'w til interest.
The Ladies’ All Society. or the Meth-
odist Church wil not have another
mention until the last Wednesday in
111111;... .when a business meeting will be
101 ~
B. Arthur (11111111: is having his res»
deuce in Malmstroot repainted. lie is
also having improvements made in the
interior of the lower liner of the
house. "
William Moore, Sn. who has been
residing with g. and Mrs. George
Wicks, of mi street. is now liv~
1111; With Mrs. George Moore.
11111111111011 11 11111111.
it is expected that people Will 00111-
mined in some no 1110111 New York.
soon. it the dissent line weather con
tinucs Even now quite a few come up
to spend sovmmnl (1111’ Mt s time.
A control 11111 11111511111111”; chorus
eter-
man Kernel nthl‘délitvout st 011
cornsrnhundey {111111100115 11111
‘ the. phylum. ‘l‘hursy
919*,
1111111111111 cs
He had 11001111111 : .
,,-,1m1u m .
a .0 1.11-0.9M'1m 11.11110”
Von Alflllfiflh MIVQINI‘H‘
qua-11111. .‘~
nu one "'51” museum'- .1-
.
mime
111111
1 110N001! clothe/ii
.ii'urei'olly‘iistu
luspliihliriu ~
ii there, exp 11111111111111 the .111
of wear is
sum-1N pm“... —m
calculated. 1111111,
unzip the utility or. 11131 material in
' 1111
11 11111 Mrs. lt.’ J15
diew Erith has exchon
11111101111111 in Re
i'ferin‘g with 1111‘
an accident in
111111th is diapering 11211
11. 11111111: sold 1111: line‘
I”iii-1111111 has entertained a
111 010W
‘ money back
the call for them iseonstantiy
ins. MMMQR pencil 111,11
11 most important lecture 1123111111-
“an accident and lose or break
or belt you can 111111.011 . ,
tr. W111 satiety you or
71w ouu .Mowaus.‘. "
1......1... ‘
‘1‘ .
01111101113011 1.1104310.
.1,
lion I111] 1111111111.» 111
in connection niih i
hated the primipai 11111111111111.1111
of these foods. 111-11111111111111 11.11111
statement showing 1
aduliemnt 1111,11 11111 11111011111 11111110110011?
mined in it given 1pm
The principal adu
will also be illustru
statements shouiug
There will be «1119111111 in 1111 11
ive forni the 11111111111111 typical 111m
lured foods in 11 suite of par txc'
01‘ the exhibits will be accompanied or 1111111111111 10 the public at large
analytical dulu showing
ltersntp. -
rd 1»
11¢,-
.il:l dell
1111- roinp‘osh
lob oi" the‘ 1911‘11l‘11
111111 11111 ’
1
11111 ‘
he‘iilature sp‘t’ ‘ill‘o'l
11111111111111.
lt‘erunts eiuployrdi
too In bulk With
their properties
and the dangers of their indlsulmmute
“811
'l‘ he 111'1i111ipul nilul
will he [il"'l‘3(!l\‘fill\(‘s
tors. and in 1111111111111
terauls illusll‘uit‘d
11nd mlnring mut ,
11111 with culprit):
limiters shrine of while silk will be
from food products.
not only be typical
'llhls exhibit will
of 111111111fuetured
11nd udulicraled foods. but will also, be
educational in show
ing the character
of 111111111 foods 11111] ii1i1lr 1'11l11e11s'1liitl‘l
(lulu.
An illustration of
11111 111-111 sugar in-
dusiry of the [failed States will be
given.
(11] areas the parts 11
suited to the growl
with 11 high which
map will also show 1
A large map will show by shad
l‘ the 11011111111 host
11 of sugar heels
1 '11! ’sugur. This
he locations ol’ ex»
isiiug sugar factories 1111 well 1.4 the lo-
cations of those whic
ii are In process 1 i
building or projm -i11d.
'l‘lu1 exhibit 11 ill cuneisi of 611111111138 11! 1 with lltebosls and their appiirtenunces
11111111111111 {111111 11111 1111-io1111II11eioyies or 11111111 captain and 1110111 of ten men. the
the 1:11111111 States. 1111
ow 1111: all products
from the [1111 feet boot to 1111111111 s‘ugui.
An illustration wil
the byproducts used
I' also he" ‘giiveu or
for cattle ‘i‘ood and
the various forms In which \he'refuue
of the beer factories is employed for
that purpose.
in couluuciion wil
,ll this exhibit will
be ,11 complete lepreaeuiution 1111111 the
uppuinlu‘s ‘111i‘1ployed
oi' beets I01 11111111 mining their in bucks .
in sugar and for the
iory operations. .
This 11111111111 will be 111 11“ certain ex-
tent l‘t’tl‘OflpL‘i 11111 shou'hn‘: the diner
out forms of apparatus which 11111-11
been employed from
t‘or the apulysis
school of the 1111
time to 111110.11
l
l
“3‘
11 build 11111111. 1111111 1‘1-11. (Inc 0! ‘
1 ‘ 1,“ can talk and talk and tent.
" ill: be 111111 accommodate ;
{‘.‘ruhafl‘lwfl‘
it is 1111111111 11111 1111.1 union will
,b’li 11111111111, 1'11‘ 11111111111111 1111 not only of
11111111111111.1111 to 1111111: who believe in
good roads. but also attractive and 111-
'Ei-nvm'r [1.linw1s.
Tin-00111011 Wilton.
‘ull the visitors to the Pan~Anmricun~
Exposition next 1111111111111.
with accommodations for 11 51-11111 unin-
her at 1111111111: 1111311111911 hundreds of '
boarding and lodkiué 11111111111111 uddi- .
111111“ 11 11111111111101? large «11111111111111
houses have been converted into hotels. ‘
1111,11 sevenl carurebsaries with decom-
, , 11111111111111.1111 for from 111011 to 5.000 per. . '
shown colored with tho-dyes extracted ’
none have been erected near the Expo
anion grounds. 111111 of these are or a
new urepm‘of construction. 0111111011 or .1
1111 these provisions for the housing of
‘vlsltoji'81' there trill be thrown open
more 1111111 3,000 111-111111 dvrelilug houses. '
with an Average accommodation 11111111
pcrroonsoach , 1
The city of Bufl’nlo will be able to
11110. for at least 1150.000 persons. while
we 311111111111" will 111-6110‘s i'o'r ‘.l’loooo
u1ol'c.'l‘li‘e rules 111111111 reasonable. "
Oo‘vernmnt 14110 h‘vi‘uc station.
The l’ulleil“tilatos (10111111111111: has
us‘ one of its exhibits‘ at the l’au- Amer-
whan Expepitlon 0 Life Saving Station.
object being to show the methods 11111-
ploycd in the sitting of life along the
coasts.
The Life Suing Station is 1111111111
on the north there or the Park 11111111..
410111" the 111111119111 entrance to the Ex.
shiou groom It is in the form of
1,1 L. the 11111111 part 111111.; iii) feet 0
11111111. by 39 feet and the, Whig. which
ratios the 1111111111. 11111111 Milly 14 feet
The structure 11111111511111 bilth 111111
is uhrnloulllbil lch‘ 'i’b‘i‘v‘er‘ ‘11! Niel
111111111 11111 1111111111- 11' 11113111 or 1111 1&1
above 1111111111. The stylegol' architec-
111110 is the Spanish renaissance. 11111 .1
«1111 being covered with staff ml 1
113111: colored: "
WW 11011111110
01111111410 1111111
I'll-l.
will also eonlalh.‘ lion 1701'. all “1012,91
est improvements ill 3111110
iory ilmml'llllli! ‘unll 111111
study of the sugar beet.
111111111111
term wil
11 In 11 convenient 11111111111
also 1311 11111111111111.1111
the possibilities 01’ ‘tlie’dudnstl; ‘
piesent magnitude 111111111311 sof‘lll
the lending beet no
111111
of 01111111111111“.
toetorv progress.
Their! 1111 it
9
51111111111 idetorl 111
mug” rhetoric; will
hold epilriltlii “i110
1111:
2‘2“
11'
lanes ‘fo‘i‘ilhe
r1 1,11 it 111111111. 11111 11p»
mlgtlninslial‘éliréllgdkl h burden of Bel
11111111 111111 11111111111 1.1111111 line 111111111
log is designed“! ‘with 1111 00111301111 1'11-
- 11111111111 wide porches on
ol’fn‘lllii‘lln clue oceu
210111111 and toilet looms
a it?! ill _
The rhythm -
=11 lei-fie bomber or permanent 11111111
and trifles-iuii pocket books.
Spring is coming in sec- ,
lions-11 is indeed late in ‘
our Spring Footwear was
here right on 11111111
The styles are very pleas- .
ing this season—the low
cut being very popular. We
but one glance will tell you .
more than we can tell in " V
1.1, unlimited time. so call and
get a "glance."
"$1.11 1101': new
“i? if? ‘. 1‘1 \n‘iili’i m:
on. i ' ‘
IA! .1
OUR NEW GOODS
than ever 11012010.. Prices. as haunt
very low.- Having engaged a number
of FIRST- CLASS PAPER HANGERS
we are in better position than ever to
do your work.
DECORATING.
. 1,,
J1
10 First Manuel
T0l 111111 185912.).
‘ .11
“Think nought of miles. .,
Though they smell appear.
bmaii sends, the memories.
,,Momeuis, makelhe yew—-
‘ o
210 pcr‘lb.
High 1.1111111 Print Rutter, .
:1 cans Sil‘ve’r Brand Milk. , 2,511.
. 1‘1. 0.111111111111113 11110111. 171111111.
H. 0 01111111 111.9115.
' Soda Crackers, to 1b.
(dialer 81101111.! "I‘ l 611 lb.
Hermitage Coiled. 25c can.
iiold Dust.51b.pk1;, , 150.
1,, :‘11’
getting here in entirety, out ;
‘ ,Waik. in the suite 11339111111111
.closlug up its affairs.
1 Present the notes and other .01 .
,‘ against the association for. page,“
Are now in stuck A larger variety ,St"
emurmo. mesa HANGING AND
Isn‘t Norw- i1. '
g Hamil“
3“ , .
filth’dw.£¢
ma:11111"1"1o..1111‘1”19n. 111111111. '
‘NOTIOE.
The First thitfiliflad Bank. 01 3003‘
Norwalk. Conn..l 3080M
1.1111111 0 ii.
and others. creditors at odd ill: I
$800
lion are theretore hereby notified
CHAR ES E. rhinitis. 09.5111"
Dated 11111 6.1901.
Highest cash price paid an. d'
ale and materials of every kind.
dealings with 1111.,,
in New York some day. link
week .
immediate attention ‘0
will be given to any beside
come in during my absence.
~ ABRAHAM Being}:
13 Rbymond 811., or 11 - 1
Store.
1).. w. RAYMOND.
FUNERAL 0111:0701!
SlekH 11133111
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