.. ltlng here, has returned to her home in
3. WWWi set of the east side, rides “
re. Charles Albin. of Stamford. is
an as the day in East Norwalk.
.1 who Ill. L’Hommedlsu has‘ moved'
from etls fillies to Riverside avenue.
John Carr moved. yesterday. with his
nifty. from Cove street, to Betts
Tree I
a...—
Lynn Griffin has joined the ranks of
‘tlic many who ride new wheels this
a son.
Mrs. Gear's sister. who has been vis-
New York
Miss Sadie Nash and Miss Susie
Irons went to Port Jefferson, yester~
day, for In sholt visit.
,3 The 3.omcisl board loathe mast Nor.
walk Methodist Church.T held a meet~
log. in the church, last night.’
The barges R. J. Dwyer and Waring
have been unloaded and are now ready
to be towed Tout of the harbor.
A seed buyer lying off; the mouth
of Mill creek. with his sloop Ha hails»
from Rockaway. and is having his boiit
loaded. .
The; leguiar weekly prayer meetings
will be held in the Methpdl st and
Christian Advent Churches will be held
tonight. 3. ._
William Gehrman, who has been ill
at his home in New Rochelle. has reg,
covered. and returned to his work in
the mill.
Edward Tobey is having a new deck
frame and new deck built on his sail
boat. Theme“ is moored near the
Benedict Farms bridge.
Mrs. Charles H. Aisthor'pe and Miss
flare] Blasccr. of Riverside avenue,
have gone to Pce’kskill New York, to
be the guests for a few days. of rela-
tives of the former.
Tile trolley pole on the Dorlon Point
car broke this morning. Very little
delay was caused by the accident. The
difficulty was quickly removed and the
car proceeded on its travels as usual
The Epworth League of the East Nor-
walk Methodist Church held their an-I
nual election of officers last night, in
the church and then repaired to the
dining parlors and held a soap bubble
social.
Josiah R. Marvin has returned to
East Norwaik from his trip through
the Southern states; and: California. Mr
Marvin ls3 in the best or spirits and
health and has unddubtedly been mllch
benefittad by his sojourn.
The work of remodelling William H.
Earle‘s house. in East avenue, goes
steadily on but the work has not yet I‘ ‘
been nearly completed. It is not
known whether Mr. Earle will spend
the summer here or not.
.w.~..
M B. Soper arrived home yestelday.
from Bridgeport, where he has been
with his naphtha oystel; boat to have
the hoisting apparatus placed into her.
Captain Soper now has one of the best
power oyster boats in this vicinity. .
The old sloop Frank. which has laid
on the shore off Second Point for the
past year and ll half. is now almost en—
tirely broken up. All that remains of
the gallant craft is the keel. center-
hoard and trunk. In a short time.'she
will have entirely disappeared.
William.th son of Mr. and Mrs. W
ll. Gehlman. of Phil! oven ,who is at
the Norwulk Hospital .slt‘ bring. fvbm
the effects of the injuries he received
ly falling through an elevator, at the
Norwalk box factdry. is still in a ser-
ious condition. but is resting easily.
His speedy recovery is hoped for by his
many friends in East Norwalk. i ~
Tl
The local oystel men report that the
natural growth work could not be much
were then at present. Que oysterlnan
suid‘i his morning that where last fall
am too bushel of seed a day. now
did not know what has happened to the
beds. bllt likely they have been wash-
rd and covered by other matter. I I
'i be glued i
lice 'fo‘hmed zthdn‘gi‘IT
wil hold “its:
collage. tomorrow night. Everyone who
wishes to take up the study is cordially
lnvlt tolbs present. The topic under
consld ration is "The Book of Ruth.”
Hereafter those meetings will be held
on the first Friday evening of each
month
W
Mr. and Mrs. 1am” H. Btovpns on»
tortainod a tow Mantis. lit their hosts
in Cove street. last night. Tho even!
ing was very pleasantly spent with
dancing .an music.
vocal,
music prod
line donations,
all
his parents forIa short time,.
then return to Kansas again 3
hold in; annual m‘e‘e‘tihg was
Plans for the season will be discussed.
tion at th If this
situation; ,
Dal-fen blacksmith.
play a game of basebailnli‘ridb! site ‘
noon On” Saturday the .Dio 3
play a South Norwalls‘ tom
Richard Bahamian, arrived yesterday
from New York and are occupying the lit
J B. Mather place in Darlcn for tho
summer.
place in Daricn.
being placed in condition for occupan-
cy some time ago.
,‘ will furnish music at the entertain
1 meat. dance and supper. which
young ladies of St. John Church. of No
roton. will give in the town hall, to .
night.
oler's Home at Noroton who gives his Tr
age as eighty- -four years.
helplessly intoxicated in Stamford yes~
terday. it was his first offpnce. and he
got. off with a :15 line. execution ft “
se'titando being suspended.
ley avenue. entertained a company of
friends, Tuesd
Cordon s clLit't stony of Nora/slit; adu-
ed to the pleasures of the evcni
:‘glvlng anumber of selections lnI their
usual. pleasing style.
mental and vocal and other pastimes
were enjoyed up to a late hour when
the party broke up, every one declar-
ing that they had had an excellent
time.
Amohg the company piesent were Mr.
and Mrs Myers. Miss Mamie Selleck,
Ml
St. John. Charles van Dine, Benjamin
Myers. Stanley Myers. Dell Wood, Jes-
sie Myers. Lyman Hoyt Charles Sci.
lock and Chester
municatlon probe
on the Affairs of Dorian that some pro~
pcrty owner has suffered ravages by
its improvements. Perhaps he's been
surprised to had a gang of men plow-
ing into the law'n ol- mutilatln‘g a beau-
. tiiul shade tree or had a water course
turned to nearly surround a dwelling.
Has gone out to
been told “You have nothing to say
about it: the town is domg this." it
would seem right IIwhere important
chhnges are to be made to inform the
owner of the property. showing the
necessity and often a timely suggcs
tlon acted upon would save the town
many an outrTgo and Inboundity that is
every day '1;
name 31ml: go to the didorent boards
with your: grievances and 3Iget contemp
tuous silence. Although Darien is but
a spot, it is an absolute monarchy.
was in. Danbury. Tuesday.
new iiioat lanehrly completed. .
talking of getting up an entertainment.
the work of remodelling the Denlyn
cottage on Pine Lodge.
Balls. 15 land for the summer
homevis in Boston, Mass.
is having repairs made to her
property, in Main street.
cured a
blacksmih
wont to Newport. R. l.,
I Amer a
dance of i“
Crockett.
Mrs. Eugene Chairman. of
one will have a birthday on y, Batur
d y
9‘ .llho lot on the west side belonging to
derbllt was sold at auction. yesterday
to J Illdward Vincent.
post office. Mo
he “timid get scarcely day. He said he 13va
lots of fun these days killing the large
number of usagesn which the warm sun
ETbringa. out of he m
M
gab": Rikor will not return home until
later.
in tampon l and
‘ lye with
_ retson also received a ca load of lur-
Wakefield of that“:
My Man: nary Valootim
'lll.‘ wi
W or need Mrs. Thomas Tread oi
as no young ladystricncl tremolo of.
3 Mrs. Henry Nichols tame nod her;
brother and plead from .lioobpry. last
day
,3 Percy Brown has taken a position as
rib. tors of- Iwuuanl hanks;
The Dal-ion baseball A S
HRuncy Pooley has real so ill
a 53ml!
IThe Barton and Norotou Juniors will
“ :‘gng:
le‘Louls French and daughter. of
Newton» were guests of Rev Ralph
Joiforsonkand family for s oral days 1
..w .3 ‘
" g‘Mrsfiimhm is at her home on Os- _
bortnc ‘I.Hlll preparing to make some,
improvements to her house and seeing s ‘
t0 the 101‘“an 01‘ the imm.‘ ' w '
I’ I IBLANSiOFiTHE FMESTERB.
18amusl Gorham and his mother “Milt.
F. W Bruggerhoff has nrrivod from
New York to spend the sunlmoli “this
The residence was
The Misses Conklin. of Stamford
the
Gedrge Elinor an inmate of the 801- be held ill Bridéepoatawedneldfly .and'
8 .- 33 .
l) sgates re ;
was found tvlil be in
‘ N no a
Mr. and Mrs Hanford Smith. of Bar n to the 39-89 01.016 applicant. 3.
l
twelve Bridgeport courts will favor an
amendment limiting the initiation fee
to $15. The age limit of T45 years vvlll
not be changed it is argued by those
in favor of this amendmeng that the
limit of the initiation fee is excessive.
Assistance is anticipated from the
courts in other parts of the state.
it is To bble that the movement fol
the eats its ment of a home for aged
and infirm members will again be
broached. This was first proposed four
years ago. when it met With universal
approbation. but the committee ap-
pointed to investigate the advisability
of the plan nevel reported and the
convention adjourned without taking
any action on the matter. Two years
ago it was unfavorably acted upon. but
since then there hasboen an agltotlon
to have such an institution establish
ed it is proposed to establish a fund
at this convention and to have each
court shoulder a proportionate share
of the expense of building and main
tenanoc.
0n the owning of May 9 the melting
delegateswill be tendered a banquet
in the Atlantic Hotel by the twelve
courts of Bridgeport. - ‘
night. The Messrs.
Music. 1mm
A fine collation was s.erveu
and Mrs” William Selleck, Harry
on dohn, George Dance Cornelius
upryey Finch.
{We fudge by the coal-
ed by. Observer
Mp. Editor.
romonstrate. and
This remarkably endowed man, one
of the wmld‘s greatest scholars re-
seat in Marissforu.
England. Dr. mm received his degree .
of i..LD. from. Harva‘rd College. and ‘
that ot»D.C.l. Ifrom the University 0. I,
Oxford. He was at first a Calcutta .
merchantnlan and subsequently tn'e
Anglo- -Sanscrit professor in the Ben-
0,11% perpetrated la its
TAXPAYER ares Government College in lndla. His
3:. career has been simply marvelous. i-ie
RQWA YTDN. was a graduate of three colleges and
at the age of tlllrty was made all in-
spector of public instruction ill Almere
andIMairwara. and one year afterward
promoted to the eminent position of
inspector of the central provinces of
the late Empress Victoria's India
realm. He was a large cuntribut‘or to
the library of the Bengal A'siatic So-
ciety and has won undying fame by
the work he performed on the Oxford
Dictionary. Thirty-six volumes in the
British Museum testify to his immense .
brain labor. and. he was the successor
of Max Muller and (Jewell.
This genius star of the first magm-
tude was of immediate Norwaiit Ioloou
and ancestry Igapd his influencedn the
domain of letters will hardly perhaps.
be parallsded. His mother was a daugh-
tor of Edw WW Fitch who .was a orotn
or of Mrs. abszI almond and of .s.lr ‘
Samuel iI‘ltcll. ofo d Down Town. and 3
a. granddaughter Io: Colonel Thomas 3
Fitch Edward Fitch married his cou-
sin. I‘und his daughter. IAliglnette. the
parent of the distinguished Dr. h‘ltz
Edward. was the oldestchlld. The. alr-
traordinary life of Dr. Hall. whose an-
cestor was cladled 0 Strawberry Hill
(Cray 5 Mineral oyks property).
should be pondered y every Norwalk
youth and our historic plantation may
proudly pronounce his name at this
celebration this... 3 ..
landfall some time also, made a script
dons a to Harvard galleria. Which
cost to. $10.000. “and dimmer has
sregedJmthamaa 't bidrw alltcometary.
as n hell am ry.“
”911mm giggle liliéfiugh 6'3”]on
Br”) 1‘ no nail; at. it
the we” .0! poll .rsmonibcrod' as a pupil initiate.
several ycagslpgo. of gas of the Sol-
lock Navy, id tapes?2T on list Zuvpnuu
George A. Lowe. of North avenue,
Captain Charles T. Lowndes' large
The pupils of the public school are
Hiram Sharron is now employed in
George Holmes and mother are at
'l‘helr
Mls. Jennie Sharer, of Maple avenue.
ltilo
Willis Loc'kvmod, of Dorian, has so-
hooition in B. A. Grifiln’ s
shop in Main street.
Captain Oscar Young, of this place.
Saturday. to
of an oyster boat.
.wllll Ibo held at the reel
1'. and me. John Plunder. in
avenue. Saturday afternoon.
the little daughter MI Mr and
gun avo-
take command
afternoon.
he estate of the late Fannie L. Van-
IiirAdvsrtlssd isttTlrs at the Rowayton
c.1y Hit. Charles, .i.
may. Charles in échmldt. George
may... postmaster. ...I. I. II 3
'i‘ a boys in the village are having
r‘, .of Credit-
villi} e, as i'etui‘iled i) New York.
h At baseball team will Trobablybfugu :
0 arms 8 trillion .t o ‘
village 3;?3‘13’43 TICPKDCC historian an d _
for an alsob " .332 .00 ,I llama
in flflg ”My, 3 when shé l‘nar
:.Gaovgs..picb m i . a wife llTvln
foundland dog was very sick recently; .
moltwuumusiuths 3 3
poisoned. mansions: ha’canln’c ea c .
out Clogtho attack. '
t
with his family‘sl : as bathe" suing:
at his pines partial Corvallis. Mr’.
. :tll «union. and
as way. how; so lost claim upon their
ill this suit for
3.4mm; will. be tailor: by in
M
islanders in the b lhllTl ng of an im
son is at. the ‘
taken downto
dation.
so
of Smith's Island. will bear a transwy
appearance. this reason. no
teen co tages use a casino will be h ‘
.gn ilt ng‘k cabal! and! of the built! 3 T .
11V 118 98d Milli}: ' ”
doubtedly be much sociability t
son between the soiourncrs on t oi Wlo
«lands William B. Hubbail; .flou‘th
Norwalk. will not I
forms
. ‘meibius em
in opt) incandescent
had decorators are .a o l: on
tags of Charles Jones
o r
3 the alterations being made on lb? 33:
3 to t. 3 “late Nathaniel Barnum are
nagging.) completion. I
a
tho . Krona return-J . “
. ed to his home in Danbury, yesterday.
having spent..a wool: Tat Tthe
Tweedy cottage I
Harnett Dona upon.
is enjoying an outta
son cottage. on the island. 3 I
The cottage of John W. Benedict. .
In Seavle‘w avenue. is being improved ' ‘
and outdo readinessstor the season. ‘
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CONNECTICCT DMRY EXHIIIT.
The exhibit of .the
Dairy. at the Buffalo Exposition, .Tproul
tees to be on automating one.
C. Fanton, of Weston. well
among the successful dairylnen of slid
state, is the superintendent Hols vis‘I 3 ‘
I ltlng the leading creamcrles of
state. and they are cheerfully respdilti
int Ilor, an exhibit at the. Pnn.Amorlciih
Exposition. Mr. Fasten intends to so
to. Buffalo, and give the matter his 9
personal attention until the butter is
judged.
YUKON RiVED OPENED.
SEATTLE Wash. May 2~The lu-
lmn river from White Horse Rapids
dam to Dawson opened on Saturdhy.
April 27. This new was brought by
the steamer Victorian.
' after
rs:-
_ ”is! MuabieT re.
iterrsliean giro fit. if t
feet bf thsel- econ ' ’I‘h
y . reload ml-
Chum" ebiaih’w s Stomach an _ ,
lél‘s. . nvér‘y poll comatose. fin
cents.“ For sale bv’fflsorgd
South Noiwmk: Edwaitl
ballots; is sun.
a mounted by the traditional “Tower of
a 3. had was? tho'nthntlbii of
. can be gre ly roll e
tion of h0't Water to
' lapdanum -has boon added .
liil‘ltnellts, etc. are not benencl" it}
o . late 7 a ‘ A
modern blower driven to! T .Tsleiitrlo Honduras building, ..
. lT SAVEH Hi8 LE
P. A. Danfoi‘tll. of Lat}
suffered for six months w
ful running sore on his is lib”
that fluckten's Arn'ica sum 3
cored it in five days. ‘I I'
Wounds. Piles.l l-t's the not said _
the would care snares
250 Sold DYF H Baxté.
walk; Johan. luggaNorwallt.i
ix.” Mule-T Tamed Muh-
CHALLENGE r-‘os spear soccer.
E .
.. 2L'rlle Middlesex
Gun Club has cabled an acceptance of
the challenge of the American team
For inflamed eyes bathe swim
white of an egg beaten to a from
add to it a tablespoonful of rose ‘
Dertt‘s Lune Early Ills
the lemotest parts of ti!
remove'I'the liabilities as
FITZ EDWARD HAlT.l.. l..l..o., o.c.l., -
cently depalted tblsdifp at his home i
Suffolk todullty. " "
their efficacy.
Brine. G. C. Stillsou
N. .....A. I... -..~s- .m.
T’ 3 The work of authoring . '
will} Its in“ progress
ins. made investment;
If, Iellpeciallv aiming the
While careful
aid to the: police»
uh.-
OUR NEW GOODS
Are now in stock. A larger variety
Than ever hgfore'. i’r’tpes. as usual.
very low. Having an ,
or fussr- Ionass Farah aAnoaas.
‘wa Tare in better position than ever to
do your work
will bem.&bnut’51000.000
M
ottoman an N
. "i recall how. with ii
toC’arribr Burbh‘tt 3
“my three years
trouble.“ j "w
main]! solids or
also. ms groanlf
about rainy to at e]
to use Electricflflf
will com SR is the,
dorms inflow“
entirely be representative of
PMNTING.‘ mosn‘IHANdlno AND ..
osconnmo.
I“ ‘. Iii .- I
, _, . .. .
I '. .
ii ‘ .'
lOTff’lrat Avenue.
""I‘TO‘I' ‘0‘" “NW"
j and .plaxgsdsrpgn
is 'snl‘ek“ tilig ‘9
East Norwallu :' hob water "lily b’ fill
“Thlnk nought ofdnflea.
Though! they Small appear,
bmail sands the mountains.
Moments make the ycat’ '--
and trifles~iull pocket books? ,
High Lawn Print Butter,
33 calls Sliver BrandITMilk.
. : 1.11.0. Self Raising Flour.
. H. o. Oblifll‘ah "
Soda Crackers,
(linger Snaps.
3 nomadic carol. _
Gold Dust. 5 lb. pill!" i
T, T The Tintest swirls noun
, bay"?! bimbo by
by“ ll? rolledi
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