. 'l‘he tunerui oi John Benedict wnfafl
, hold no ‘ , I
obit olté‘oon about
‘bert officiating
thcler.
John Malone!)
out on the end oi til
; his loit «hand ll
2 firon Work '
6 index linger of
aid!
in New York city.
The. funeral oi in‘rnncis J. ILoudonW
was held from hill into home in Sib
vermine, this afternoon. The inter.
. ment was in Silvormine cemetery
WAD—4W
Councilman Buckley i‘viii look over
the situation for the. proposed lire 'Wh
nod for at I
alarm box, which won mail
the council meeting, Monh liy o'venin‘g.
today. 1
-' Miss Sadie Budweii, Misc Florence
Benedict and Miss May. Q. Smith are
Among those in New Haven today ot-
heading the Monte 'i‘eaohn‘rs’ Conven-
on.
John Clougherty Woo arrested, Iyes-
terdny afternoon, for intoxication, by
Oiilcer Morehounol His once was con-
tinued until Saturday inoroing. at 9
o‘clock
m-.....;....
Mr and Mrs. Wilson Walsh. who
have been boarding since their mar-
riage several ”weeks ago, will go to
housekeeping this week. in apartments
in Day street.
-~A few socclni b r‘goin‘n in 1901
sample Bicycles. Bui ley & Wheeler.
Julius Finkenutein expects to come
up from New .York next week for‘ it
short stay for his health and also to
start the work “oh the improvements
below the Point is opened the non-
93
Mr. and Mrs. Joli ifoud'o pWihnht
,pouk, have lnv1tedgl red '11 Elisa ‘to be
their guests Friday evening; do meet
Piuckney Settle Hominy/é; tho...bc
thotlled oi: their dull ht1 Miss Morton
Houdini, ‘
They do queer ii
Linn dolinty ph‘fiei'
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, tom and ‘
rippingly over the onlooth hosom or tho
dark river, across the mystic plains
and uou‘g‘hin‘g ”woods. hull into the join
pcx walls of
zophyr."
purndiso~u gentle
During the wash, liist night. of Phoe-
nix Engine Cont mpfinyl one omhe atrcpe‘
by which the men hold the hose close;
to the nozzle, broke, Allowing the hose
to break loose from the nremen’ s grip.
ThoseTln the llnlnodino vicinit were
51V. '1: duo-kid‘s: 'i! diode or to :or the
men received hart linocim the squirlix~
iug hose ,
V'I'omorxow the twentynioth annual
’ ’ cli , Wheeler.
ti .
P icon will not
,, m .
r. G cllor George ii;
I and National
s'inutallinn diatom
Secretory Job mauve
Width state r .
do be present. Several
Mec‘llrluics of tile Norwalka will be in
of toxinston avenue,C ‘
-Washington‘ street dr
‘atternoon. about 1 oclock. ware obi
' important mottm .
meeting Woof
the iAdbooiltloh too
. . . .V v: to
pundits. a the litnnigeragfi ottthe Elpv
9.0 e e -
Mot Idiot Cilhroh Blind ii
People who Identified to. drills
E
whit for about twenty. minuteo
to “on; Will! open to allow‘ a
e . .9 .. ;
w"
The directors or the Norwollt Glob ‘.
chose ‘1 s. handle, ll P. Price dud
, .0 Hour on a house committee at "
their meeting, last ni
toinment committee w ll be appointed
at the next locating.
ePocket Foot Pumps.
color,
The Central Union of King a Daugh~
tors of the First Church will observe
the eleventh anniversary of its organi-
zl‘ltion. next Saturday, at 3: 30 o’clock.
in the chapel. Annual leports from oil
the circles will be given.
“~-
The executive committee of the ,
South Norw'olk Congregational Chulch
Sunday school held a. meeting. loot
nightI No busiucce was transacted ex
cept matter that will be submitted to ,
the Sunday school (or action.
Councilman Jesse E Ferris was re—
elected secretary and one at the diréct-
ore of the Manhattan Rubber Company.
in Pascale. N J., yesterday. at its} on~
nuni meeting. The company is in a
vow plosperoun condition and now om-
ploys about Silo lucu
James Ilwyer and 1.. M. Smith are
representing GouriINurruk. ii‘. of A.. at
the State Foresters' Convention in
Bxidgepoi‘t. tiltinrund toniorlow 1m
pcrtnnt plotters: ore to come up. and
rtomorlow a bouquet will be given to
the visiting dciweggeca. J _ , ,
~Speciul prices gunrantcod tires,
balance thiniwoek Buikiey it Wheeler.
The Woman' a aduxilim‘ y of the Young
Men's Qhriation Association will hold a
special meeting in the osooolntlon
looms. Monday night next. in the in
I Most of the Y M C. A. ilozmll. wiliilh
I‘ will‘bo hold in the tummy during the
first war , ,
"idiom.
i’hoeliii‘ Ehkine Coin n‘ny it. its
ploctico run to the hydrant in School
stx-ieet. loot night ditcl Which it Most
of atcolnod clams was solved. The
delegate to the ilromen' 1-1 conv exxtlou in
I Captain Chinory and the alternate is
list liioutenout Smith Northrop
”nit-m
: Jdei Wthdt’rBdhilis ‘Noi‘villlkynnd
.“Dutch” Monahnn. also, 9,! Smith Nor
,walk, who rocently follgllt in Stain
1ford;are‘matiihed to Meet again in 11
fifteen round Mill in Arion Hull May
1’? Marty MoOue will be the reteleo.
A numberioi Stemiord sports are mnk-
ing arrungenlonta to attend.
W
-Bcat 350 bell in town. Iiulilloy at
Arthur Cutitlr. who wait arrested
, yesterday, for indorrigibiiity, on oonr- :
plulnt of his punt. Mrs. Allen Aiken,
“who was his g‘uau'di n. his parente bc- ;
in; dead, was com itt’ed to the state
Irotorm school. by Judge Lockwood
- This morning Ollie! hiodicy toolt him
to Mariden
illilem’ Aesoollh
tidn will hold a very important meet-
ing this evening; in G. A. R. hall.- in
South Main street. The board of direc»
‘ tori at a recent meeting in New York.
adopted covornl important amendments
to the, bywlnwe‘ of the “evolution. These
will come up for connidcrlltlon and pos.
ulbie ratification.“ do: oevorai other
it to travel
hon con
‘ through lilohlimd ovonue‘I from Jacob
u tiny yinond
ll retidonee
to film (iroyo; Booth
much impretlled ltb
lion oi the til
11 Rowayton
‘ anymore in
utohlc MW“? Jt
3 ton. wit
bridge; M8 9| .
t. The énter- f
Buikiey‘ it
, a ' "
morning with the dime
the barge uliljhle
ti h _
" 'The‘ reputation that l have established for giving the bent
“groin has always been merited. That i have accepted tho hm. ‘
cy (or "Crookcr’o Flour” is good evidence that l have endured
ythe very best to be obtained ~ I I
“Crock’ors Beat" in the best-with il pcrlect flour. Milled of
the choicest hard spring wheat, by the intent out! boot process.
it molten tho sweetestflluhtent bread of any hour, and in this [
except not a oinglebrand.‘ It‘s wholesom lid nourishing in
the highest degree. boing lorgoly compel-lode tho fglutinous por-
tlom‘l of tho whoot. it s h eixoug dour two quarts of it making,
three loaves oi brood. so that it is cheaper than ullihr item at 11
lower in ice Try a bag it it' u not what you want i will return
your money. Ask your grocer for it.
lluy (into I'i‘hut'n menu.”
“mommy
MANUEL T. ’HATCH
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If not. do so at once.
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and you w!!! see the Latest Reductions
of {he PHOTOGRAPHIC ART:
Oar Platinum L Foreoér.
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1dr
Itlcosts you nothing.
airbosmz HOTEL
\4;W.IA. BENEDICT,
m l, Masonic Building.
ii Washinoton so.
:11
“V. a
Norwalk.
So. Norwolk. . ,. I I ,
Nurwzlik, (301111.. May 3 lgoi.
and hit vole friend:
mg conscious of being correctly attired; won on a hike lends 80111—
f ‘t and pleasure it)’ the ride. ‘I‘ I
. ‘ . day afternoon. hilt til
New Jersey;
Awnen discovered. and it
_, that such will be the once. "
A Sentinel reported called at the .
works or the Norwalk Launch Gem .
I launch in now countlucted, the engine
, launch for Dr White. of New York
. that niece.
l‘his is indeed Jovcly wenlhel fol smekiugrcstou ll liicycicfi 13c. .
' obellt ready to he put into (admission.
. . Walk lireotsfj
‘ . store
‘ mite Court. held “motility lit 10 o 'clo'olt.
nun-W
,I you will want to my
- intil “new uit.
’ I died Jucltllon
infill. it it thought
; o‘
The barge, which won'ioadod with
cool and boon to Bridgeport options I
(oi oh oh. * ai‘
does not downlze til” "
n pl‘
titties in 8
A member of the compluly coiled to
see «no Senator John .Wl‘flfl yestel»
‘iwnnted Mr. Ferric to pure lie. the cool
it probable
puny for the purpose of tingling out
about the wrecked horse and took a
look through the building. There are
lounchoa there ol‘ all styles and silica,
and never before has the company
been so busy. They cannot get enough
men to get out the work.
One reason why the firm is more
busy thin your than evortbetore is the
engines that are put in the launches
are. munllfuctlued by the company. The
out in and titted out in first class run-
ning alder, at the works They have
just got out, a patent on a‘ new vop‘br-
izing check valve.
Louis ii. Nash is having a thirty loot
launch built and it is nearly completed.
Engines ale being placed in the sloop
Helen for Mr. Bonn. and the thirty- cool
will be put into commission in about a
Week.
A sixteentoot launch in being built
(01 Clifford liniley. of Brooklyn. S 1..
Hall of Norwulk, is having on also-
teen footer constructed. J u. Shep-
and At $911. oi Bothel are having one
built ninntcon diet long, and a twenty
one footer in being constructed for w.
I) Beckiey. who will take her to Sar
onuc Lake in the Adiloiidaokb.
A three heron powcx engine is being
placed in Henry D Gorheil‘ a boot and
u sixteen toot launch for 0.1L Luther.
ot Antonia. will be taken to Derby this
week. As it ihikers considerable time
to get up through the cut to Annonia
the owner will “the than from Derby to
George I.» Thompsons- twenty- tour
foot knockabuot is outnpleted and tile
Nora. which was carried heroes toe
Sound about six weeks ago and was .
benched on Wading River. has been
brdught buck and again put in good
running order. The Nom won in :1
Watched condition The engines were
ii led with sand and small pebbles were A
iinbe‘dded in the planking.
A now engine in being placed in the
lounoll Belle at Chimmons island 0th-
(ill. by Warren Smith
owned by George Hotohkias. is
it is bclng painted and vnmlln
ADDITIONAL AOGAL NE 5 , i. ‘
M-‘l’uJ-W L. weed Was cliildd to Mid
where her. aunt is aer- fl
dietawn. N, Y.
io‘usly ill.
kwood‘ A Ivo‘s novel a motor cycle
wh ch in cttrncting Attentmn in Nor-
Mre. James
oven. 0)! Connecticut
avenue. suitbre
W 8.8t'11i‘i‘event cells the Steinwliy
standard plono. There will be a true
concert next Saturday evening at the
hand his ad. in todty’ a mile.
The Inn
Mil ,
is ‘stlll very!
‘aaihliity tho}
Tho Gertrude
I‘ ,. a ll lock or rniyslo .9
A lost night null ill serioiialy gill no
' WM
rot selling certain propor-
ty, of thea ell ate or Seymour V. D. can '
8 wild Sale of Men’s and Boy’s Negll 3
"onto ‘ , , ._
latter washin ’ ' 9 9
it is possible that he ' .
satisfy” 1n e goods that follow.
BANANAS, line lot, 22c dozen. 0h! Are now; ode SH!)
COCOANUTS. fresh lino full of milk 38 Silk A
I do, (So and 8c. Shoulders it;
ORANGES—Porto Rico Oranges are “”51““ Shoulde
sweet as sugar, 11,13 and 16 for 250 DO you want T13 I
PlNEAPPLES, lilo each. mark“ We 11 re to
mono pornw'rons the best Pin head 0”
quarts, 15c. chicks, at
5 to 15¢ BUTTER is cheapo
Print Butter. Clover
fresh and line. .9; I. 1
DUTCH SEED CABBAGE.
Hard and of mine substance: not all
leaves. as most new cabbage. Conn Creamery. ,
HOME GROWN RADISHES. I Elgin Créainery, ;. '
sotlclrluo vaun TRADE, Youns To oM
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Aminune others have rolled to give re
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We have the best arranged and bent
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walka. and Guarantee” our work.
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58 Won at" Nor nik. Ct.
; “on should warm the, ‘grou d with it good ER
o.koep stock all qhe ta 2
Fresh Mackerel 10 f lb Steal
alibut ‘
her will be heard in the Norwaill m. in
Now thnt oummcr ill nlmoat here,
or picture taken
it 1 ohms» not via-
étroet.
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practice nevi til
ltlisht.
inhimoa‘wall I'
littl better leltcrlai.
A black Cheviot” wo~p
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