nt. —-——2—~—~+~ 3 “Phillip Lannigan. an employee. 01‘ Ice» mani‘ii‘.1H.Me1-riil,cut his right hand yqui holy. with an axe, flaturday. ' John Podmore. of Troy. spent the Sabléath with dds parents-2M 3 Wilhelm Podnlo‘re. o! No ”W At, the mean 9: th'e‘ 15211111111131, ion. i'whieh 1111111113? (1‘; iii 3 eye ‘ 1 rangemente ‘w1l ‘ smokel. A car load of "Cr from Wasnburn-Croe This evening the Woman 3 Auxiliary 1 of the Y. M. 0A., will htold a meeting at Aeaociatlo 31“ cm i i t ' 'h’és'. and the on the Lock- yesterday. Charles Purléé'ton lies at deathlL shock received Sat father of W. 11.131‘yant and Fred Bry- ant. of Norwaik'. . .33 1111' ‘ classesqar‘ld ‘tiilstomirh; do pa‘heral Meth- odist churches of The Norwalks will be present and assist in the meeting. “Ml-13.» 1 .. At the Central 011111.210 10111011111111 alter.- noon. Mrs. Linda Hull llarnéd presi- dent of the National Household Econ- omic Association will give an address. The hostesses will be Mrs. George D. Egbert and Miss Katherine Kroxer. The annual meeting or the Women's Association will be held Wednesday at— tel noon at 3 o 'clock. in the South Nor- walk Baptist Church p'l‘hc election 01' olilcers will take place and the reports of all the committees and oilicers Who have served the past year‘wiil be heard 1. . . .2 There were matins in the Chapel 0] Our Holy Suviour,.Borlml1cy street, at 10 o'clock this morning, and Tuesday and Wednesday there will be matlns at the some hour. Thursday morning, he censiou Day, the Holy Eucharist Will he ceiebrnt‘eo in the chapel at 10 ociock . ‘ flat-fin“- It has been stated abdut toWn that William Lauder. of South Norwaik, has 31gned again, this year with the Phii~ a'cleiphia National League team. Mr. Lauder has as yet made no agreement with the Philadei ins, and in all prob ability will not” aythis year. Mr. Lauder may not 31‘ agaln engage in baseball as a prof glow. The stockholders oi the Automatic Tclophone Company. ut-nmoeting in Waterbury. voted not to withdraw from the field. -'.i‘his action is taken despite the rejection of the company 3 pet by the Com‘ ‘ tides and the dc 0 3111.3 Supreme Com-,1 wnlcnp utfi‘e 11.0111161100111- pauy out of 111131 311 the belief thdt favorable public dpin'io'd will result in the necessary support for a competi- tor with the Southern New England Company. 21. , Edward Barry. the nine-year-old son 13 or Peter Bnlry. of Myrtle avenue. East ‘. 1 NorWalk. was taken in charge by 0di- cer Valiant. Saturday, becauee o! coinv plclnte to the sclectmen that he was without 3 humour means of support. The boys mother. Mary Barry. was separated from her husband and at .mst kept both of her children with her ' Stamford. where she went to live. il'ocentiy. however. she brought' the older boy back to Norwalk for its lathi or to support. and the neighbors com- plained that he was not being cared tor. 3 Peter Barry. the father, was in court. charged with neglecting his boy. BothR 3:333 Were continued until next Mom 1 1 Y 2 i hackernc Hotel 1 presents a line appearance. 11112 his week. where he rill open Monroe street. s .31 2 home his inst trotter, which 3le at William WhaVor' 3 hair street. Norwalk.2 111111311 1131111131911 “11.101113“ ' ' Boll have been notliie 31133311011. tomorrow, 11131111le 31113 0 1 r ‘ " U ml era are holding a meeting in the ”Mil-u light being coneidore‘d The residence of Arthur H. Thiele. handsome coat of paint. The structure It First Baptist Chm-.ch preached at th ociooh. yesterday afternoon. 3 23 MM Chief of Police Willlar'd voiinlor, chu- tcin G. W. Gladstone. Deputy Sherlrl.I .l. J. Sculicy and Cdnetable ireland are in Bridgeport. today. attending court. ~“An Evening in Old N01 walk " lucr- waik Chapter. D. A. 11.211. Lockwood 3 Hall. Wodn allay evening, May 1:), a. 8 o’clock. and vocal solos. Sixty stereopticon pictures. Colonial unclaimed Tickets at Weed' 3 drug storé twenty live cents. The appealed cases of Louie 'l‘lmpeou and Frank Bartram. of this place. come up today. in Bridgeport. at the ex imi» no] side of the Court of Common Pious. Everett if}. Lowudee, travelling swear man fertile Volk Hal. Company, is in town. visiting his parents. Mr. and Mre. Theodore S. Lowndes. John‘L‘. Richard's, Sr}. and Bradley '1‘. Kieth will serve on jury duty at the criminal term of the Superior Court which will open todibrrow morning. at '10 o “clock in Danbury, and immediate- iy adjourn to open in Bridgeport at 2 o'clock. The closing meeting of the South Norwnik Tenohcrs’ Association. will be hold at the F‘lunklin school kindergar- ten room. this evening. beginning at 8 o'clock. Hon John H. Light will speak on the topic. The Psychology of Human Action and Expre’s‘iith. _.._....2.....~._.... Rev. William Maher. D. D.. rector of St Joseph's Church commenced a course of lectures on The Holy Ghost last evening. These lectures will be given each Suhday e'vcning. until the Feast o! Pentecost which will be cele- brated 'Sunday. May 26. During the past few days. owing to the. ruin. work on the South Norwnlk street»; was appended. High and West streeté'l have been covered in places with stone. over which it is intended to plat-ea topvdressing. The work wue resumed again 11113 morning. “A reception will be to tiered Rev. W W. '1‘. Duncan and fatal y. of the First Methpdih't Church on‘ Wednesdn even- ing. in the church parlors. Al mem- bers of the church are invited to be present. All friends of the congregau tion will be cordially welcome. Yale University has received a gift at $2. 000 (min Dr William '"';'l‘ 'lia‘rriu national comnlissloneré' or educat‘on and Charles T.Hii1rr both of Wash match. and Edward Martin; of Prov idence. as an addil ion to tile library administration fund.- The donors are brothers and all (armor Yale men Court Mahackemo. Foresters oi Americanwiii hold, be regular meeting tomorrow night. when there will be rc~ port's trom‘ the (1131330330113 me are 1-1! court ‘ convocto eel“illrnoslt onions and John Silcox. A ban~ quot and hinoker will he held on Wed- nesday night. at the 111111 111 Washing- ton street. :, 2. ' ,. . 1 11.111. 01': list and 1.1.1.. the parlors oi' the cinder: 12 a. ill fiot New York, hirih’tl 1...... will leave for Buffalo. ' 1:er. and Mrs. Stewart Marsha . oi' '1113 rate on til 11 ' ' 2'!- 11111111111111 avenue, has iuht received a 2‘ «West Norwslh Union Chapel. at it: 30 . i'olin- Students: iflrchcstru ‘ Tuesday and 1 “he hours oin 1 and ii ' 3 he tor little leiiowamvorything that's new. and the care we take in having them made right acoures long wear. 14 scum 1.1.... smear. souru NORWALK erase. ‘ sunken barge oi coal, has not as y ‘1 place. who has been Teljl clean.‘ from us is always clean. Buy Oats That .1 Clean. Agent for Wabbumflrosby er '3) Hour. ’ Manuel 1‘ 9‘8" Grain. Feed- and Grain to he rightmost be cleanrabso- 7713' erd and Grain you buy Clean Grulnis the best. Dirt [3 unhealthful for your animals. as co. 1.2.2.100... T. Hutch Hao'e you ever oisl‘ted' Ja ck . S tudra ? If not. do so at once. It costs you unwind. and you will see the Latest Productions . of the PHOTOGRAPHLC ARI .1 Our Platinum Last Forever. jACKSON’S STUDIO £3 WALL STREET: NORWALK. ‘2 m 09110313733 HOTEL. fl. Camera! ”51 0 010 £25.00 ° oyster bed which will be held before ”/ZBKODAKSI 20M 4.13 1.112.115.1131. w. 13.22 BENEDICT. Room 1, MasonicBulldlng. Norwalk. 116 Washington Btu ' 80. Norwaik. cent Discount. Fresh Films and Papers 31212395 In Stock. William P. Beers, Bookseller and some» Namath. Conn. _ 7: Norwalk, Conu., May 13. 1901. Dear Sirs: . 1 1 Add a half totthe day of the mouth—you have the price of a custom—made cult lnndc nicely. made to fit. liow do we turn out such nice ones for $13. 50-Well. we are making immcuee quantities «quake them fm all sections of the country. The output is the why of“ so good for so little ” Ever at your service believe me, Faithfully yours, ~ w. A. computer. 2 '1 : wound o. rota; presumed. '3 Norwalk yesterday. cooking to find vio- 1 arrested him. and this morning Judge . for breach of the peace. The charge of 1. has been doing business in the First 2 National Bank building in Washington _3 siliered rcrna‘rh’pbly good progress and the unicorn are gratified at the business ‘ of South Norwulk1GeorgeC.Waldo, of 33 Shechun. oi Greenpoiut, New Jersey. ‘ were nationhood yesterday in St. Joe ' M133 Clark is a popular ct William it Gilbert came up in the ‘2 Hooker. ' ‘ Attorney .10 . 11211111181?!me ' 11111.13 Minnie hit 3 telling alt ‘ (11111101? The new 311 nl Yorlt. New Haven. and 1111 next Sunday, Thomas (iodine. . ' guest of his brother. A. J Collins. 811111111 No'rwnik. line 19111111911 to --h home. in Danbu‘ly , 0111...... Will be a union class: meeting 1111113111 etreet M.E E.Church. tomorrow 11115111 hold a regular‘ nicotine: this evening, in their hall in South Main street, for the purpose or proper observance of Mom— orial Day. 2 . The Baxter- Wrecking Company. 0! New York, which has been sweeping the Sound. near Cockenoe island [or ‘1 e __.... grout: euccceel'ul in lindlng the aunken “or Mrs George iii Andrew, at Hillside ill tor several days is now much improved. Appen. dicitls was at first feared. but thought that all danger has bee'n persuade1 William Brown,‘ who resigned as as cistant baggagemaster nights at the east bound railroad station. has been succeeded by Edward Bedell who was employed by 'i‘. C. Cavanagh, the ex- Membera oi the Norwalk Barbers' Union from South Norwaik were in tutors oi! the Sunday law. Despite the vigilance of the watchers it is said that there were several places in the filty of N01 walk where shaving was go- ng on. Charles Zuilur became intoxicated Saturday. and then started in to abuse tact. Oiilcer William R. Pennington Joaoph R. Taylor imposed a line of $5 dumkcnneus was noilcd. The South Nomalk Trust Company street. just four weeks. During that time the deposits have exceeded the amount of the capital stock. and there are nearly 125 depositors. This is con— done by the institution mm... The members of the Shell Fleh Com- mission. coriaiating of Christian Swartz. Bridgeport. and Seth Stanford. of Red- dlng. will‘ attend the hearing on the claim of 'i‘nlimadgc & Lyon. to a part, of the h‘oirileid and Southport natural the committee 0n Fisheries and Game. at 2 o'clockhext Wednesday afternoon Rev. Paul M. Strsyor pastor at the South Norwaik Congregational church. stated in. his sermon yesterday morn~ log. that ‘stepa should be taken to give the city 1odlcial'3 who are1 obliged to tend 3ei arch. There is no doubt that every ‘9 lilal. whose duties call them to 301ch of the oppoxtuniiy to attend church 33'" glvc‘n the chance The bonus of marriage of Mice Rose Claik. of south Norwnlk and William enh's Church. young lady 077'“ this place and sheenan ld‘hmpioyed by the Richard can at Morgan Stove Company. Mr. Shcehan has many tricnda in South Norwa‘ik.‘ 'lih‘lt Wo'ddin'g Will be soil emnzed at St Josephs Church Wen- nesdny, May 2_ The case 511.com. Bartram. who is charged with being an accomplice oi John Tanner. in burglarizing the store criminal Court of Common Pleas, be» fore Judge John H. Light. in Bridge- port. today. The witnesses who went from here were Chief William Vollmer. Captain George W ladetone and Con- etable Samuel C. lreland, Willlhm R Gilbert. Gall Bartrnm 'and Charles Tanner was taken from Bridgeport jail to the court room. as a witness. W There was not a large number pres- eat at the Central Club Saturday. and Brooklyn“. mode a’ charming impreselon and when rho finished her paper wait " I called to give another- one a til i 1 _ which she con opted to do.‘ ' ute reports 11 Council etln‘g.‘ at [January and M133 Chic. Criminal n9“ oricr Cour may: ’ii‘h'c co ‘ White 11 the ‘ .2 1 rttal‘d Railroad Company will 80 into effect or ropreeentatlvc‘e‘ oi the different- Methodist diurch in town. at the“ Douglue Fowler Poet. G A R.. will everyone with whom he cache in com ' work on Sunday. time enough to tit-1' labor on Monday. would avail them- " the meeting wan informal and very en- lovable. The snap er of theday. Mrs. “1 i the Winter Club. ‘ harlen beanie and 17 3 ' 1.0111190 hall been re: " 3'; tallied to dersndiildhn Tanner. When ‘ 1 the letters care comes to i111111111113 the _ 1013' Upwto~datc Clothier and Furnisher. . 48 and 50 Wall St. Norweik . “go..." ...._ W... -.W.. a - Do Not DeSpalr of getting‘ your eyes comfortably titted fictional; others have tailed to give rc- e We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the Nor- wulke, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATlON FREE! 0.- B. J HCKSON , Graduate Optician, 1 /_.-: 53 will 311:. Nor-walk.Ct. 2. 10.1100 Bean Poles. Quantities to suit our use FERTILIZERS for farm, garden. lawn. trees shrubs and i'il'.‘ v3- 2nlr BRIDGE FlSH”'_liiA 'l‘el'eph‘oub Call 9'1- 2. North River Roe Shad. Halibut, 2 2- ' rec. lb. Mackerel, Steak Cod, 2' 8c. lb Market Cod; ‘ And all other kinds of Fish. CONNECTICUT RIVER SHAnmARRIVAL‘fZ’ro 1 R. 2.1. GUTBILL. co f Washington street. 8c. ib‘. Blue Fish. 11 .. 3 11131131131161: méét~ log of. the Derby (club, were read. The ; hostesses; were Mrs. youth. $4.98; for tho'1mm1 ; arrived—41111311 new “6311.3“ all C8
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