rector-a or the Young
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ChristianwAseoolation will hold ’
eating this evetiing
Neil smith, or E y v 1.1.1.1.. sedan .
o . l3. Raymond's
the summer.
any n”...-
ed a position
‘ ice wagons; 1
Charles Seymour; of Norwalk, who
has been visiting Charles Roscoe. in
, Southport, has returned borne. ,
eral Aid Assgcig‘iion will be held this
i .
evening in 0 d 81: Willie rooms .
Mrs Beers who has been a guest of
Mr. and Mrs W. K. Levvis of Lewis
street returned to her home 111 Eliza-
beth, today. r. 3 ,
William B. Rubbed has 1hr: rounds»
lion laid 101 a new house that he in-
tends to build on L111 , h'Hommook
island. , “ ‘
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The Grand Council ol the improved
Or‘dei of Red Men meets, at Bridgeport
tomorrow 111111111191: will be delegates
from the Tribes Lite
Friends of the, members of Com-
panics F and I) should turn out to
, night and encourage the boys in their
battalion drill.
. in charge.
The W. (l. ’l‘. U. will hold a business
meeting at the home or Mrs. Joseph
Richard's. Wednesday attehhboa at .3
o 'clock. All inembers are requested to
be present.
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Martin J. Morris, at 122 Washington
street, has been entertaining his cou-
sin, James McDonongh. who is an 0111-
cat on the New Haven steamer City
of Lowell. _,
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The delegates from Cockenoe Tribe,
1. 0. 11. M., to the Great Council meet
in Bridgeport tomorrow are H.
Smith and Aaron Decker. James
Hatwkes and Henry Matheis are alter
no. es.
Russell and Harry Beers, of Eliza-
bcth. N. J., have returned home from
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Lewis,
of Lewis street. They attended the
wedding of Miss Grace Byington and
Benjamin Andrew‘s. ' ,
Melville Kellogg, a former resident
of The Norwallts. and a man experi-
enced in the theatrical profession, ap—
peared in town. Saturdpy, as, manager
of the "Hello Bill' company; in which
Frederick Lauder wile tho star.-
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The new not boot that arrived from
North Beach. last week, for M. S. Cor-
nell, the New Yorker, who spends his
summers on Bell Island has been plac-
ed in capable hands, w1th the intention
01' converting her legit n‘r‘ ,cat boat 11,110
a sloop; . 1“ ,.
'l‘he Over River School Debating
Club will have for its topic tomorrow
a subject which should appeal to every
sthool child. 1/12.: Resolved, That
whispering is necessary in school.
Friends of tho debaters are invited to
be present. ‘ ,. ,
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Work was commenced yesterday in
putting Ding‘eee race tr’ack at Greens
l‘arms into condition (or the .senson.
Commencing tomorrow morniifs‘ lit 10
o‘clock and continuing every Wednes-
day and Saturday morning. trots will
be held at the tracks.
The advance sole for Richard Golden
in Old Jed Pronty. at no iiié-Tl‘ he
on“ night. 0111117111 ‘
met Bit today. and taste
steepest that this popular in; a
play will be greeted 111,111.; house.
Beats should be secured eary ‘
m
, Withers Dcrlne. the uranium who
but been piecing the 1116111111 113' terms
at the Roth it Goldschmidt Gorsqt com-
pany in position at the Paniflm‘erlcun
Exposition. Builalo. has returned to
Nor-walk tor a low days. He will leave
soon for Buffalo to complete his work.
The demonstrator. Miss Mollie Ryan, is
already on the around. . ‘
T tuuuu at nun
THE JEWELERS.
a MAm eraser, boomer.
otyvhaumo'ron er, so.uonwA1.K
Major Fitch will be .
street! , i is
he suite _ us from a ill.
of Charles Murray and
ray.
Eben Hill and daughters, Misses Jul-
ia and Ella 11111.01 Danbury. attended
the AndrewsByington wedding last
evening.
quite ill of inflammatory rheumatism
at his home in Westport avenue. is im-
proving.
Attorney John J. Cuneo is in Bridge
port today consulting with Julio Tan
tomorrow.
The Railroad Commissioners took a
trip over the Dhnbury Division of the
Consolidated railroad this morning, in
a sneclal cor. ,
has eturned {tom .11 visit at her home
in West avenue. sue attended the.
Andrews- Bylngton weddidng. '
Miss Hulda Hugo has been booked by
the resicdntagent. Jacob M. Layton, to
still for Gothenbur3: SWeden. tomori ow
on the White Star use. Majestic
—-—Wanted——'l‘o hu'yflllve fowls. An.
1. ply at Schaub‘s market.
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Thomas McGovern. of South Nor
walk. was presumed with a; hoe speci
men of a shepherd dog from New York.
its parents guard the sheep in Central
Park in that city ,
The stockholdeis of the overall.
manufacturing company will hold a
meeting in Room 11. in the Masonic
building. tomorrow evening. to forum
late articles of association and organ
lze a board. Other matters in connec
tlon with the concern will be dis
cussed. ‘
First Selectman issues A. Brown re
ceived word yesterday that John L. '1‘1-
too, 0! Norwalk. was dead at the state
insane asylum at Middletown. The de-
ceased has no relatives here and inter
ment will take place in the state ccm
ctery. This makes the filth inmate
from Norwnlk' who has died within a
few months. .
-GREAT 01.081119 OUT SAlE.
Dry Goods, Furniture and Carpets, at
Scofleld Si" Noyt' g. Sol-,Norivalh.
“Inn—aw;-
There are united number of 11001110
,who claim Nor-walk as their home at
the state insane asylum at Mlddletown
but the number is decreasing, as those
now confined the: e are dying oil l’aster
than new ones are being taken from
here. No one from Norwallt has been
committed to the naylum from Nor
walk in some time.
Samuel Jones, of Taylor avenue, who
has been in St. Lubes Hospital, New
York. (or the post 1111: weeks. undergo-
ing a Very severe operation, is reported
as recovering nicely, and it is expected
will be able to return to his home in
d South Norawsllr w‘lthm a wee. or him.
His many lriends W111 be pleased to
learn of his recovery
The Ladlee’ “Auxllnry ol the Young
Men‘s Christian Association. at... last
night, in the association rooms. in 111112-
abeth street. It wee reported that ar-
rangements tor the grand bazaar. to he
held in Joe earc progressing. These
meetings wil be held eyery Monday
night until the bazaar is held.
As pro clad in last night's Sentinel
a special own locating will be called
matter of lid 11 an appropriation to.
the». colour brfi‘tlonpol the 251111 anniver
new 01 Nor'wa‘llt The meeting will he
held in the armory at 8 o‘clock and
it is hoped that the citizens Will take
hold the mutt r and help push it
: through. it thou d be an Mansion in
which every 1 n, [11“ town hi in-
Several members or. 1111611 Outing
Club visited 1113310111111 on annuity
The weather so act the
wounds to stir ,
party bone that , .
lace at a very , is proba-
"wig 1:11:11, place
, modulo Bottoms.
NORWALK STORE.
1.1.11.1 the some care in selecting styles a
. tie mere. 'l‘h‘ey give them rougher wear. No house about a more varied “
use tor little fellows-«everything that's new, and the care we take 111‘}
, "”having them made right assures long wear.
materials gm: maybe a lib f
. 14 scorn 1.1... eraser.
sour” NORWALK crane.
Guides 11 c (‘lrcle of Kings
. as. of the Norwalk
net. wt, .
11. or St. .1 hti oven
walk. Friday
St. Marys Church, yesterday and it»
May devotions will be held. Thursday
8 o’clock. in. to.
noon. The purpose at the meeting is to
tail}: action relative to the sale at the
banking House building. it is probable
hire at mmtlon
log. were Dr. and Mrs. N. A. Mossman.‘
Thomas. at New York; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Mallory. and Miss Mallory, of
Jersey City: Mrs. .W. G. Doubleday, or
George W.“ Deane, who has been .5
ner, whom he will defend at the trial
Miss Alyse tiresory. of New York
next Men by evening, to act on the
wash goods in the ad. ‘ot the
111 not,
a...
Groin.
Feed and Grain to be right must be clean~abso~
lately clean.
The Feed and Grain you buy
from us is alwavs clean.
Clean Grafn' ts the
best. Dirt :5 onhealthful for your animals.
er '3) Floor» ,
Bay Oats leat' 5 Clean. 5
‘. Agent for Wssbbum-Cmsbr 8 Co.’ silCr-ocle-
In.“
Manuel T. H1191.
If not, do so at once.
It costs you not/ling.
OPPOSITE 1 HOTEL.
Studio. 7
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPflIC ART :
0dr Platinum Last Forever.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
. 53 WALL smear: NORWALK.
u i.
£29.
Camry-.1531. 0 010 $25.00.
0
DAKS!
20 per cent Discount.
Fresh Films and Papers always in Slack.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller and Stalloneu
4 9 Wall Street.
Nowell. Conn.
- w. met-funnier.
Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwaik.
116 Washington at... 80. Norwalk.
Gentlemen "‘
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Not-walk, Conn. May 14, 1901.
Can you give any good reason why you should not wear cus—
tom-made clothing when you can got them at as reasonable price
as the ready-m dc Sort. ?
C all upon it c examine the samples, get our quotations-A-that' s
the only necessity for convincing you that We are making clothing
made for you at the prices of the ready-made kind.
1‘
Sincerely
Mrs 1m... eleven, 01 Donneitlcut
avenue. died this noon
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You can get the best of paper at a
reasonable price at Veeder & Rudder' 9.
WO“ mac
The D. M. Read Company has some-
thing interesting about parlor and bed
room suitea,1lluner acts and lace cur-
tains in today’ 8' issue.
There is considerable said about
owland
1er Goods Campaby today 'hey are
still talking about their reduced suits.
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New in the um to buy a gas range
for the rates on gas ‘sh ‘ve been towar-
on. The Connecticut Midway s: Lighb
lug Company'wlli‘ connect your range
tree of ob , ,
yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
Den uy Sherill .1. W. Sculley is in
Bridge ort. this alternoon.
George 11 Raymond. 0;: Berkeley
street. is in New York today. ..
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thicker the Wall paper man. would
be pleased to show you no line stock
of porter. ' ‘
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St. Joseph’s 'l‘. A. 11. Society will u /
hold its remiiar semi monthly mastitis
tonight at the club room. in South
Main street. ,
Henry Meeker; bl Oro
who was run even and injured so badly
that subsequently! it was necessary to
tampnt'ate on of his legs at the knee"
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‘he doing very nice!
No complication
, Branlord;
Jersey City; Mrs. Henry Allen. of
Mrs Harry Bylngton, .0!
Washington, D. 0.. and Stuart Bying~
ton and son George. of Flushing, 11.].
General Russell host has accepted
an invitation tor himself and stall to
attend the military drill and exhibi-
lieu of the Bridgeport Battalion 01! the
Fourth Regiment. on Wednesday even-
ing, May 29. Lieutenant Colonel John
H. Wade and Major William H Marl-
gold, of Bridgeport. members of the
Brigade stall. are members of the re-
, caption committee, and are making
special efforts for the entertainment
and pleasure of the mlllta'ry guests.
The Charity Circle of the. Norwalk
Baptist Church met last night, with
‘ Miss Clara Van Doren. at her home
in East avenue. and made arrange
ments for an auction sociable which
will be held at the residence of Mrs.
J. M. Benedict. in West Main street.
next week. A number were present
lust night'upou invitation and a pleas-
ant evening was spent with games and
other amusements. Miss Van Doren
rendered a number of solos. ice
cream and who were served.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
AN EVENING 1N OLD NORWALK.
Following is the pregram lor "An
Evening in Old Norwalk." at och-
wood' s Hall Wednesday evening, May
15.111 8 o'cloo‘lt. Tickets 25 cents.
Military March, Forbnch
Violin Students Orchestra.
Welcome,
The Regent; Mrs. S. 11. Weed.
Thirty pictures of old houses in East
Norwalk and Not-walk, described by
Miss Angeline Scott. -
a. Love's Old Sweet Song, Malloy
b. Allegro Moderate. Tours
Orchestra.
Soprano Solo—~Constancy. MacDowell
Mrs R. S. V 1 Buren.
Nazareth, Gounod
Orchestra.
Recitation-«The Limitations of Youth,
Miss Mabel Kellogg.
Vocal Soho—Mary ol Argyle.
, Miss Elia Byxbec.
Ssr cnude. Bruzo
Orchestra.
"l‘hirty picture‘s 01 old houses 1'11 West
Avenue. Old Well. Rownyton and
‘ West Norwaik Conclusion of paper
by Miss Scott. ‘
Stars and Stripes,
\ Orchestra. ‘
Sousa
America.” ‘
Orchestra and Audience.
Rlchord Gel n in Old Jed Prouty.
Old Jed Pro 111', the heat 01‘ rural
dramas. and without doubt the best be-
loved by theatre goers throughout this
broad land; mines to Hoyt's Theatre,
Thursday night} ‘ ’N‘o play of New Ed g-
land life has yet managed to capture
‘ the hearts of city and country lolk
alike. so effectually. Perhaps its the
name. so rcmindlul of some spot dear
to every one, surrounded by happy
{young locus, and warm hearted, snowy-
haired i‘rlende. with whom they have
members bows but trouble thi-
tpsend gran other and dread
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negation day services were held at 1
day“. and this evening at '1: 30 otcloch. .
being Ascension day. a special service
will be held 1115: 30 and a high mass at _
'1he directors or the First National .
Bank are holding a meeting this sitar; :
that it will be decided to sell the struc‘ .
Among the out-ol—town guests at the ‘
Andrews-Bylutiton wedding. last even. '
at New York;.Mr and Mrs. Joseph ‘
Field
tolled command. and hope to we, .
their last days; Perhaps one also re. , ,
1h»
er rz‘hrokeu- heurted‘to their marathons ,
Norwalkw _,
' ' SUITS $15.00 to $20.00. |
$6.51).
Specisl Sale of Men's and Boy’s Neglig‘
at 48 cents. ,.
pfiofsddteu Cioihter hand Furntsher,r I ~
48 and‘hll Wall St. ‘ Norwaik
Open Monday. Friday; and Saturd'
25c. , (a perfectly fine butter, properly priced.) A ,
Porto Rico Oranges sold well, only a few left, u, 13,:
ed) or Formosa, (black. ) “Mighty good tea; it's all right.
customer. Once tricd~always used.
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Do Net Despair
at getting your eyes comfortably titted
fictional! others have failed to give re-
a
We have the best arranged and best
equipped 'optlcal room in the Nor~
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JACKSON,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wail $1., Norwaik. Ct.
tosooosean Poles. Quantities to sunscreens
FERTILIZERS
THE BRIDGE“;
Telephone, 051] 97-!
North River Roe Shad, 1,, ,
Halibut, m. lb Mackerel, 1‘ i
Steal: Cod, 8c. lb. Market Cod,
And all other kinds of Fish. '
8c. lb Blue Fish,"
Washington attest.
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" . .“ii for lb yout “.1111; for be room
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