.511 at Cove 111.111.1111.). . 11311111111 P111111 is putting his launch. inter-i , 111 nonditmn tor the summer. W 3. Shaw and family have moved 1: 11 avenue to Cottage avenue. 1. m him-gem o'g'ory Boulevard is being repaired 1 ‘erhauled by the road contract— h Bartram and family moved mrday' from Osborn avenue, to Cot- plain Moses H. Wilson' a house. in It rslde avenue. is being repainted Mrs. Charles Albin spent the day. yesterdaih with Mrs. John W. Mains, 333" Osborn avenue. .Agne's Redman has moved from _ e avenue to one or 3.0 houses in New street 11111.11 Chambers and family will move from Fort Point street to Marshall street. South No1walln thn W. Beatty has a 101cc of men he the first time Mrs. Wecke has seen at Hackettstown. New Jere ing a large 891111111111“ lijalmcr Burke. of Van has a valuable bull dog" Which 3h'3e pur- 'ssufrered another stroke of paralysis 'od in EeW York titty. » . W; L. Green and family 11111111 l'nov'é'd up from Brooklyn to the Hoyt plan , on the old Saugatuc'k' l‘oad. Joseph Bertram 15 and Clarence Whit- sider the subject of organizing 11 Chris— locks teams will meet 111 a more on than senses 13111111111 111' that town baseball, tomorrow morning . . Lewis D. Keeler has a new awning operator at the Darien signal tower. placed in front of his store, this morn- Ml‘ Haggorman WES formerly an em- ing by Awning Maker lrciand. W Quite a few people of this place at- few days. Operator Ballard will have tended the reception of the Waramaug CHEN-3:6 01’ the Glenbrook tower days Club in Bridgeport, last night John H. Ferris received yesterday, three barge loads of coal. by name are the Grace. Lucy and Mary. The boats do”. and also the Rochester Conter~ George Sherwood. otCottago avenue, has purchased the George Redman place, in Maple avenue, and moved into A cat on the. Washington street Mrs William Ballard and Misses Ad bridge took a trip today. to the happy die. Helen and Carrie Bell Waterbury hunting ground by way of the prussic The boy's 01:1 the 111111116 schools; are Liking advantage of are day of vaca- tron and many games or baseball are EMMY” atternoo'n, that “OWN; would N0 "lore feline deaths (“0 reported lath)“. \Vhich will be held at th Daria“ from the viiiuity oi Osborne avenue “Jester ,echori'i illulldlns. next Thursday Everything in that part of town is now EWllllill' fllt’8" o'clock Everyone is 1a- as calm as could possibly be. 'l‘he Misses Bessie and Florence Keel- er, of North Wiltou, who have been the guests of Mr and Mrs. Minor D. Ran- doll of Riverside avenue, returned to their home today. All the teachers of the East Norwalk ordered the sheriff ‘0 0'39039959 M“ public school and Principal E H. Gum-1 bart went to Bridgeport. this morning, to attend the teachers' convention, be- ing held in that place, today. J. Major wheeled up from New York. yesterday, to the residence of William Thompson in Summer street, and is Mr 'lhompson' a guest. jor will ride back to New York, t'oday The water oif this place is yery rough today. it is next to-fl'L oystermen to workw ning so high. Several boats went out thlswornln‘g. but soon came 11 again to their moorings. Edible for: tile The old schooner Bunneil, which lays at the East Norwoik Lumber Coliti- pany's dock stays in about the name She will probably1 not break up in many years to come. . it the Where do not destroy the gala lent old cratt. 3 , The old blacksmith shop in Rey- nolds street has been torn own and the material has been converted into fences by Captain Henry itoynoids and Captain Sweet ‘oifiey. condition as ever. 11 building till; The moworth lasagna held its semi- ‘bird or a pair ales litter hinting? the annual election of olllcera Wednesday The tolibwlng w re elec areal sawmill mm. 1 . vice president»Mrs. Second vice resid ‘1... rma‘ Williamson will 3 £31311. pitchers on Jollleil‘ 11"l‘he pond on til No on block has 111111111 El known as 39 blacksmitba arty . ‘ 0. 0 Bowen 111111111111 ‘ Sherman are entertaining tb Mr's. Myra Sherwood, of Port Chas New York. - A. S. Bibbius 1111.1 storied in 111111 1 1 streets through the large portion of th Brady estate which he has rec purchased. 1 111' Walter Hutton 11.311113 land 3 3 rived frolil newsman 11111 than! and are occupying the Fred 8 at Noroton Heights. 3 The Rev 0 .1. Ryder, 11.11.. at ford. will address the Meb‘i's Club at the Dari n Congregational Chili‘s next Sun 1111' evening. , Mrs 'li‘rank S. Fitch J1. .. will grad . ate at the Eclectic Medical College. at years' course. The exercises will i: k place Tuesday. May 1. Mr. and Mrs James Rusco'e Will sperm the summer with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clock'. Mr. one is employed at the Daricn Public Market. in Main street. - Mrs Richard Bohl'lbuan had her for niture. which has been stored at Mrs. Edward Fowler' s. moved into the J. B. Mather place. which‘ she will occupy for the. summer. yesterday. 1 Mrs. Weeks and her daughter Em- m‘a will go to Germany, in June. to visit the lormers mother. This will titer 1111 eightileu year . ‘1‘ 1? e. wile lb't 1illr. Paj'ilie‘b ‘ ,‘ ho is llei‘lou'bly ill at "the home oi her sister, in New York. has _ homely critical 00nd 111111111 (lllrhiti "golfing-e cells at the reel" deride o ""1111. Moody? looSEast avenue." Norwalk, Wednesday evening. to con- Charles Haggarman, 0t Newburg. N. Y1. has succeeded M‘r. Ballard as night ‘ployee of tile West Shore Railroad. He will move his family to Darren, in a Miss Anna Dickerman and Mrs. Min- Mrs. 1.1111111111111111 11g this" month prev'l' to oi'il'g'West. Mrs. Dickerman and Miss Anna will visit the Pan American Exposition in once. Among the Dorian people who .at- tended the commencement exercises of the graduating close or the South Nor- walk High School Monday night. were Miss Ella Bates Mrs. W. S Whitney Mrs. W M. Whitney Mrs Waterbury it has been published elsewhere sev- c1ai3tin31es that33 work would be started in; w ilayi't dnijthe new it?" iib‘r LA chiller of tile ' ed!) 11. '31"; Sentinel'repol‘tcd -‘ycs e done concerning the matter until after the annual meeting of the Assoc- vitcd to attend the meeting. The residence oi Jacob V. Close was sold under a foreclosure sale in March 31nd Mr. Close has continued to occupy he place. He has been ordered to va- cats the premises a number of times, but has not seen fit to do so. The court has now issued an injunction and Close. The nation 01 the court will be carried 11111111111” by Constable David Nelson Mlitliér Charles G. Waterbury and Theodore W. Austin are the pres out owners of the propertyw The Ladies' Missionary Society held an interesting meeting in the Con'gre gationdl Church. Wednesday after neon! Mrs. Herbert S. Brown presid- ed. After the opening exercises a number of the young ladies of the chu h avea pi using dialogue and ewvlliol-l .gqad of Hillside. ti 011131111 hill?“ (law the mutating. set- n ort e a v plug a to e obtain- lid 311 1111111111 11111119111 til"; mioil'ion‘il ileld. the close of the 11191191111 service all were" invited to a j‘o‘urn to the lee lure com. where tea was served by Gillette and Mrs. W. R. Mackey'. with other light retreshments. and a social hour passed. A Darien corms ondent writes from Jacksonville' ”W ones. fho‘neysu‘ckie and other flowers are new in '1'th bloolnl‘ Wedtlid‘r llkt‘l' barlet'rt Julie days in Cannon loud Filbey 111 Best! ihotol‘ here is the t. James 6133 11 rooms, op- posite a beautiful park. "Was at the celebrated ostrich farm today. who are there are ‘1300 osti’ltibosli' all flinch: many trimester 1pc villtoll', 511'}: bird t“‘1iirtour years; c. "lily twolve to fourteen eggs times a year for hatching. it one ‘5 remainl 337,111 1111 never 1:11 av" again. The $111363 at issues: scve t‘y ‘ *H'l‘h “fill them 1111' a mixture 011-3110111111; 1111111111. they. Ofifnvv‘ oats and brail.11‘5uniludali.11tia., 111-111 1 8.0 ,but not soithrltty inssoacitson- tron: these seaport towns where it 1011‘. sled north by water. 1111331111; is use 3111119111. New York next week alter ll tour 5‘: a position at B. .11., shop The name Given in last night’s issue was a misprint. 1.1111. D. Feller; Sr common” from Brooklyn. yesterday. and looked over his cottage on the west side. for the sum er‘, nail". week .1121! “Logan live- one. frills!!! bemauh 121216 by. from innit-oat. Matisse ' ‘ 1111‘s: pilot on the steamer At- or of New Have"; werefrebeht“ basis or. Tile yacht Adell.’ of New 11311111, is be- 01’ Mrai‘ Hem W. ltd Mi . 111g overhauled. preparatory to being 13103"?me Will Vll’lll put into commission for the season. surprise party. The secretary Gregory: neo and others. A1110 key 31114311113031 , M , lug himself. in 3 A 111.111!) 3 3 1chC town. compared with Charleston. , ville." 'l‘ho 1111111111111 number creation 3 mills built in recent years 1111‘ “Will“ tester has taken ,jthe raw cotton trade ' h merly was nannies 11111111111111 111111 1111113 ' 3 with by Glass 11111111 At that bier 11111111211 to No about of rti‘iutl , , 111‘ or be W a horse in trade (rem M aconnecticut’i‘, 11111111131111 ,1; May 33111111111 to be siren at the 1111.11.11 Mrs. John H. Pin er. in Crockett 3venue.3wlll be given next week ‘ ’ ‘ ' 1 Willis Finch 0! Barton: has secured Grillin’ 11 blacksmith it)" .8?de11‘ The' venerable John..’l‘odd, ot lied ding, was at Belle Island yesterday. lie is making improvements to the property about his cottage. He is in‘ additidn to other changes, setting out some line trees. The quarantine for diptherill at the residence‘of Constable Edward Ladrn can, in Main street.» was removed yes- terday. by Dr. Tracy. Mr. Ladrigan's little niece, of Pougbkeepsle who was his guest, was ill of a slight attack of (1111111111 Russell’s furniture. was re- moved yesterday from Brookside to Rowayton and was from here transfer red to Glen Cove, L. 1.. by a sloop. Mr. Russell is employed there as a garden- He was formerly in the employ of Charles ’l‘raendley. the Bro‘okside nor- ist. Friends tendered Mr. Charles Brnndage. of North avenue. 1: Wednesday 'night honor of the fifteenth anniversary or their wedding. 1Mr. and‘Mrs. Brundnge were taken completely by surprise, but this added rather than detracted from the enjoyment of: the evening. A line collation was served. hostess received a number of pretty and useful presents. CENTRAL CLUB PROGRAM. A Nu’rriber of interesting Events $¢h¢s dated for May. . oi‘ the Central Club is getting (hit dotices o! the schedule for May. as follows: Tuesday. 7th. at 3:15—rCIasSes. 10th~Councll Delegates. Mrs. 11 ll. tiar- roll. Mr's Frederick Belden. Saturday. 11th. at 3.4111 original pa- per by Mrs. William C. 19011.11 secretary of the Winter Club. Brooklyn. asses. Mrs. Charles Dennis. lilies Aimle Tuesday. Mth at 3—.in address by Mrs. Linda Hull Lar.ned president Na- tional Household Economic Hostesses. Mrs. George D 1'53 oert'. Miss Katharine Kroger. Saturday. 18th at switepori of New England Confswnce Mrs. Holden. Hostesses, Mrs. Dexter Hitch cock; Mrs. Foul Moore Strayer. Tuesday. let at 3: iii—«Classes. Friday. 24th. atS PAINTER . ems 111111111. DE'COR'JTOR. A very fine assortment oi papers and moulding. line supplies and ready- ~mix'ed "Milk 3 3; m3 have N.“ rm. 51:1 :33, East River. Beekmaa Street. The host and house. As the mouths pass the inter- est increases. Thero must be a. rea- son for ,such phenomenal trade. Facts outweigh claims, and our bun: dredsol‘ money saving, facts are so apparent. thatsbrewd buyers need no urging. We have been and are giving values in Furniture. Carpets. Mailings. ‘gOil Clothsi etc” that are unapproached ‘ and unapprdacbabie by any house in the Twin Cities. ‘ The longest war on record is , that waged between 9." beyond his clothes—«the renult is gener- ally in favor of the boy. bundle of aggressive activity is He calls in to knock out that new suit1 on sightJ-Io, 13 'Hé . usually succeeds all too well for the mother‘s piece at mind and the rather'i'! monketbop'k. No suit has yet been discov- ered that willnsueopastully resist the boyis. talisman-but .we carry the nearest, opplfi’bqh to it,.wo have yet seen.“ intend lei: ill. iithior tuna well- Bring your boy p. m. -—-‘10ung 'peo nie’ s dance; under be directltin or Mrs. osteslied. Mrsfilra M a Robert Van Buren. Gram, Mrs W D. Vernam: Tuesday. 28th. at 8~Federotion day. Addresses by Mrs. 'Gsrard Miss Pin- Hostesses, the Exoc- utive Board. 111111119 bers of the local federated clubs" invit‘u 11111111111111.1111 (iv-«Adjourned quarterly meeting Birds and flowers. ‘ , W1 11 DIVORCES SOUGHT CY NEW CAN- AAN PARTIES Thirteen divoroe‘cwaos have been re turned to the May minor bile Superior 3 them are: Hoyt. Ridge old; 11.011111111111111; 11cc Radio. New Cannon. adultery and do derision. July 26..-;18b8 married in11I i‘sboro. N1? 1 .. July 20, 1883.1 Mary w- Papaslanta, nee SeeiowaeW Canaan. vs. Martens“ Papaulnntnzw'wilnyn'i'un e. desertlon septembor. 1896 marri d in“ Landon Illngu sep- tellibéi' 115,1 tody of oils lilai'o‘ bit wear like leather and keep its good looks undesirapc (or a rc- .‘ d 3 d 33 at of 3mm “d3, 1 o. are sub (:0 or s: u r murkabiy long port a and by vil'ft'de a certnin‘ta‘x warrant; , duly‘ incensed ‘and’ signed by proper ty and directed 1to the undid 3 ninth“ Good Two'PIooo ' l'ri'i'lllflél 5AM .1 32.50 to 35.00 ‘ ‘ and other;t per no allied in the rate ‘ 13111111111111 answers Wi‘itbelra several proportions at the .». sing a tax or assessment 1 (1 upon 1k .1111 Im Wile"! lino» 11.1111 1 a g ,. , , 111% 1111111,. “111', iar y 11111 catamaran, ; to wit on the 3d day l"of April A. D., 1900, met for the purpose or providing Warranlod not to rip 301-1311911111 ass of 1111113 tow m 4‘; 111111 livery Evening Until 9 bll'l'm' asks on bus 3‘3,“ n . ,e .3, 33:“? 115 feet by a pastivlay 10 lost wide: Telephone 138-12. easterly“ 80 test by 111311111111 1 11 1 ‘1 9W1? l: driest John Ronan, ' 11" ibeivl‘dently sat on 111 1111111111 over and‘ pulled tli‘e' 33iidLIi'3buson is known why he vows slip mph: 3 Leave Nomaik 6 11.1111. We Bout) 11111111111 (11.1 The iiviiesi in the history 01 the sensual. 'maseroae AND enlistment. ,1. ,ii 11'"th Tali collector a Solo. ‘W Notice 'is hereby given that 111.1111 gig? , commanding him to levy and lest at ,. 1 - scout a. BlDNJA‘MlN. ..3 ,, some lit £1111 to total as therein stated. said sum 9‘ by Nor- UNiON SOHOQB BlB‘i’HlCT. The taxpayers .1111... South Norwi'us Union School District are hereby not». ified that» the district tax at one and encoder-ten mills. on the collar. Jain ou‘ the town assessment list of 1900. at a meeting attire district held on the 5111 day 01 June, 19011. at the Rosalind street school house, will be due and payable on the first day. oi May. 1991, at. which time 1 shall be ready to re delve same at Stilleon’a drug store, 82 Washington streets rate of nine per cent. a year will be charged on and after June 1,1901. and Howells Easiest sat! ‘anteed' by to. $4.311an Penalty at the Collector of Taxes tor South Norw'alk Union School District. Dated at South Norwalk April 2.3, 01111 new boobs Are now in stock. A renter variety. than ever bototo. very low. Having engages a number of FIRSTCLASS "PAPER HANGERS. we are incbotter position than ever to 3.110 your worn. ‘ Bricea. as usual. fl“ ”Adamo AND ‘p'amrme.3 g "Gamma 12 Northfiabi in 3. .. “L Norwalk, ' nan. 111111.111. 1331131. 9111 11131.2. 33 3 1'0 1111.1 Avenue. 33 "Ill’l'ils nought "tit, trifleS. ., , Thou3h3 31131111; entail a pear. 31111111111111.1113». maids its Moments 111311111111: year-— 1 and things like t “““ 3 3 1 and tnllcswitili pocket books. but now owned by Edwi'ii M. Bartlett . and item H. Bartlett. situated 1 «a3 . i , _ 11,; all" _, _ . . So 1 Y” 1! ‘ 51‘091 “1' 1‘ , 1 Fosterand Timothy H. Foster. now or : one Alsatian. on but be before described. lbs’ZithQSav‘oManb, ill. autumnal! lo o'clock lo’renoon, so much moi-sot as willraise the sum of s vents 11 an ‘ 3t 3113‘ , High Lawn Print butter. 1 3 cans id'llvemirsn'u Milk H. 9. Bell liaising Flour.- . 13'0 '9“: Glaser" 'ti'n'svs. Heruiitago Cellos, Cold Dust. ti l'b. 111315.. in the bowels“ and 110111131 .'.333lll‘ “my Hinge.- Meal}! ney 1311111113111 1 “19.111th l aches oi: defile about ready to give to use Blindside Bittern like a, new film," . to regulate Stdmao .11 walk; John A‘. RIC W A loosen": Abolition. ,. i woulrtianot ask thee, Fate, tor lastlnfi me— . 'I‘by 1xitt to man when be‘ :1 no lo present—- No great importance is my 11.1111. 1 merely ask enough to mall pleasant. as your muscles or your _ carols Candy Cathartiba . 3 bowels to 0 right. fies ‘ stamped C. C elf and bulk. All druggists, Io'c. WW . A 01.158110". , 1' “1 shall endeavor.” said the on man with the clear; steadfast eyes, “ make my lite one of practice as as protessionf'1 "Thais a my good idea,'.’ said . Sirius 1 Barker patronisinsly "W1! have you been studying, law or. cine?“ 1' ‘ 0.111.113 Little Early. R. the remotest parts of the remove the liabilities are discomfort. They: .3111? «11111 $911: their ellicacy. Easy to to e. perch gripe G C. Stillson. ,3 veav NATURAL‘REFLECTIO ill “Wl'i'ebev er l3 heiii' 011a bulcide .1 01131333 only think 0! one thins 3 'And what is that!’ 13‘ ‘4 ‘ ' ”Whit a 1111111 11111111 havoc. niiéli'ty" poor Opinion of Marcel: ill 1161111!!er first is the best use to which it e put. " WM sawau‘s Off A CH. 10A con his iota dial} 'iilh't - uallmptl‘on“; I! 1', 1 which are the host «as load tai diseases,"hav,c to: ill I cation 11. persisteilt cons , 3:111! erly trdated as soon still peers are easily our songs Remedy seen sauces-nu- 111111 13ml} 111.08 ion and ex 3131111 1....11'11 11 "film" 1'1 l1 ""313 ' con 11 ' notlibat’vou a all3 C‘Silllson; u wees. new #1111 011613111133 irons—slice that . corners to see you “.330”? ' "V' "" 1 3 Maud ml heard £11311 1111.111“ theI day that be was it lobbyiét.l pose he’ll an attenuate—builds (0y 131w. the new 11111111111111 crimson-1111111 W. 5533911333331? (5.1.1111 e . south Norwslii' dfm Weed, Nor: walk. , , ,1'11 A , Unteaslngiy the prayer of" malt 11111 'gackward% turn backward 0 'l‘ltn % Weasel to! ‘3111 title" it illicit iii a l’ " Alli!I if 1 should " "and say i was inaldoi mm 11 "u slim . P A Dan'tor‘tlium of Learners . suffered for some“ MM, to] runninyiire on his 1 cmdflll‘k sum m. “1 Mounds. Piles. it‘s 1111 1.... '
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