nominee
Lg'f‘eo’rgc, helda
M0 (1, f Port ones;
or client yesterday With triends in
Nomalk, ,. ,
Mia's Edna Shell of Months!
visiting Miss Mamie Mauricio, or! New:
t9wn avenue. 99
It is suggested that the local if. M C
A team set a game with the Stamford
v. M. c.,,A. team.
Raymond Brothers are tarnishing
material for the new light house being
built at Green’s Reel.
Em »
street, is entertaining her sister, Miss
Freda Ferguson, ,0! Boston .
Professor!
the summer in Pellnsylvania.
—-Smoke tile Imberlel Crown 10c
cigar. it’s always send.
There will be a meeting of the board
of directors of the Young Men‘ ii Christ-
ian Association. this evening
We
Buckingham Poul. G.
tonight and discuss nrrmgemenis for
a. Memorial Day celebration
Court Mahackemo. F of A, will give
a banquet and smoker this evening.
There will also be an entertainment.
Charles H. Cometock. of New Haven
attended the commencement exercises
of the Center High Sch 9i
The oillcers for thevcnsuinlz year of
the Old Well Funeral Ind Alisociation
will be elected at the annual meeting
of the association this ’cverili'llg‘ ‘
Mam—u.
.Ti‘he judiciary 90 mi lee tent in a
still; {y on the, lilill
a ll ‘
oliwgl‘lsh
Beach.
from The Norwalks will be in attends
once, at the annual session at the Con-
necticut Grand Lodge. at New Haven.
today 9. , 9 9
Smith Northrop, J P Barry.J , Hi
Banning, H J Grumman. it 1 Da‘vi 3;
George Allen and captain Agassi WM.-
era are dorm the hotbgr “all us today
in the Marguerite. ‘»
Richard Golden' 8' Old Jed Prouty.
which will he at Hoyt‘s Theatre to-
morrow night, will always mink among
the artist plays of the American stage,
even ogtleir it has 969868 to he prawns}?-
.an more on y in me dry at
it déhcdéalimny purports will ii is w odor.
actor study. with plenty of light and of
shade l lane is wanting. but in its
9, el“ 1 ,
with Devoe'e Gloss earrings Paint,
1 , use; 10 colors; Gives s
at to new. Sold by
- E Go
j Jill. himuti‘illh’i.
pl church at a. so other run
, and the sand which has been acllnm
. luring allvilnter
‘ with his soul Rev. waiter Milli: ‘iié
n‘ 99d family, 9 ,
left South Norwalk, tndsW‘ to spend ‘
The readers h'i‘ho Soot
visit the Pan-American ”Ex
pan5:. at
Tile funeral oi Ja'uiés‘fl
held from the Norwalk
Rev. W
The swings st Rn Pcili ore ii
overhauled and repaired to use.
shells have been raked oil the‘
tier the Will
has taken their 1) see.
W...”
Frank A. Ferris. oi Falrilel‘d arenas,
expected has}: trom his Euro’pe‘iinitrlp.
today. Mr: rm: and family will
leave South Norwalk the first of June
st of the summer.
it are steady for 2'0th *9
ers now Ready witlr a wrist
\ww; sags, wle c.;9,-;n1:«:y-i .mq/tti' ’MW"
A good looking set that
strong and durablev-85c
And from that to as fin
on Memorial day. warldceport Post.
heptioh tonight at
Methodllit Church
in honor at the new hasitor. Rev. w.w .
'1- Duncan: 0 iMd Add the
9 Church will
have charge. ‘1‘. ~ Raymond is
chairman of the committal
cm and re orta ire iii
tees and 0 care who
lag the past year. will he heard
MW... 9
The class cl 100i). {looted mill Schod
will hold its first re-unlon in therCen-
tral Club. this evening, and have as its,
guests a few friends. *‘ The reception
' _ he commit-
A magnificent Steinway grand piano
was installed in the South bowel
Congregational Church. yester ay, an
_ » out within and or .
. ew Haven and Bridgeport in this city
e serve dur- ‘
last mom will be informal. and several interest- ‘
body wan l5-$5
. 9 p
era, and you can have them tor a re
sonable price.
.-. ty- of need WWW
which to choose. All new shades
will be used for the first time at the
prayerlgerv cs, tomorrow
Mist.“ ormdr
rt W toniovcdfifilthe baaleiWé '
will beiaei
A meeting of the alumni oi the Nor-
school neirt ,. ,9
elation.
hard work things, are n
the successful acacia»
project. Every .91;
should it posslb e, be present.
Many from here \ ‘ . ‘
log of machinists
mailers. at Slam! ,
is to be held under. no cusp lose
the i tsrnstlon solution of
Natllh‘ilstll‘“
Washington, D. 0., and filtrate Organ—
izer Char!
moor Paint concise not ”ii“ clinic‘s.
malice it
with in
to b
department in their deVotlonal exer- '
A large delegation of Gilli Felloii’smqw i " “’ "
walk Center School “will be heldtgi the
input or ,. '
millet: 91,1316 school .
South Norwalk and Bridgeport lodges
at gander;
designs-4nd all‘ of superior quality.
4%. ‘.,...,'.¥'.‘. .
. ' L “i" a
he mmedlate payment
_ wooowowrn.
tile an acne are not
they would be it this were not
it it is ill “day, shod y.‘ U
Twenty-one year's uni. this Mission
» was founded by Rev. A. (i. Ruiiirson
Highest one price we for old me
9 sis and materials at ev ry kind. Dre;
1 m a no on
‘2 dealingsmwlth all. I am emollient!)
; in M9151017 York some days throw rind
1|:va armour mullet his
§ come in during my absence.
“item
lnmlnd‘ql“ lionilnllll
' his
scaled to En; eflhristian Herald. ahclinic,
, ligg‘dliil‘r a mulling;
and wife. on Mr; William died
it the Worhtmust
in 9594, it noted ,
Wilde d‘Vilte friends“ do
hy Qt‘
had it cardi lender-can iii-hif
that“? to ill conversion! 1
. ‘ or
d. Pdrlly
to the deep impression made, upon him
by this incident is due the fact thst
’4 his pacer at once came to the mucus
9 with dnnnclsl assistance, which has
been steadily centliiued ,
mes woottsv idsuoushrsh »
Made President or Mount Holyoke col-
um‘l‘hla Afternoon.
SOUTI; HADLEY. Mason May ill——
Miss Mary Korma Woolley, A M. ult.
D L. I). fit. was this alternoon inaugu-
rated president of Mount Holyoke L‘ol-
ldgc. The inaugural procession start-
ed at the gymnasium at 1:15 and
marched to Mary Lyon Hall. where the
inaugural exercises were held at 2
o‘.cloclr Following an overture and
nroceeslon there was a scripture read.
ing and invocation by Rev. J. L. it.
, £99k, DD, 0! Springfield. one or the
13s trotted: and a testlvai Te Deum
by the college choir. The first address
Boston. nresident oi the board of true-
tees. during which upon his reference
to the charter seal rind keys, these
articles were presentéd to Miss Wool.
icy by College Treasurer A. Lyman
Willlston, of Northampton. Miss Wool-
day then delivered her inaugural ad-
Following an anthem composed ior
the occasion by Nathan H. Allen and
player by Rev. Henry A. Stimson. b. u.
01‘ New York, Miss Caroline Hazard.
president of Wsiissle‘y College, extend
on cd greeting upon the occasion from
Bruit t
, cramp.
Diarrh .l
‘ fact that Miss Woolley came from
Wellesley and to the close relations
{$911 hisv9u9ii9i long :xlsfgd bgtWeen
we no u 0 rec out ayior.
tit“ Vasslt hr 136i leg rought greetings
(rem that institutidn, being followed
Fannce, oi B9r9wn University. The ex-
rciiléis‘. hidden or thithe iii tiling or "him
Fests Burg" by ’the’ college choir Inter-
. est in the exercises Wits widosprehd
and Mary Lyon Hall was crowded 3.0
the event, like the first Which burned
the development or the Institution:
early hour this mOrnlng Secretary Cor-
telyou said thatt no definite Moment
.9 P. . A. . i .
oKinleu’s h alth. it
codld not be determined until later in
articipate in the day's functions in
l his lcity or not. hire mommy; Sec-
Cortelytrou ended passed a com-
to 6 ‘nl 'ilhe onesldeht ittlpl‘dc-
9.; isles the anxiety attending the comple-
i gloom 019 his trlp and hoped to be is
‘ colito nihke adeiln‘
. concerning it,
iii; :9
‘ lace tronts. 399.
‘ « Spreads.
was by Rev. Judson Smith. DD.,_ of
Welleliley, referring especially to the ,
by President George Borgia, of Am - ‘
, herst College. and President W. H P
its limit, general sentiment being that ‘1
the old dhuildlnk. mill-hell all édot’h in
and moorsco um twin. .m‘
to fifth this ,
the day whether the president Would l.
no it.
.I'ollln
Price
"you'll flag.
or Wide
1.. 9 _
ersay Ribbdd
Vests, sleeveless or with short sleeves, to
,1 its each .
ed can: find blink. trimming 1
his pink and whit to , 259 quality, ,
I
or, 19 c
-c25 ‘ ’ .‘
Women’s Lisle Vests, 9 with fancy
Men' 3 French Balhriggnn Shirts and
Drawers, all sizes 259
Men‘s Enrolled Balhrlggan Shirts
and Drawers, superior fabric and tin-
9 lsh «lilo.
eons seoomo news.
W
.8lw'ste. Pillow Slips and and
Serve ltliil; 9199 to, mul- all
not ion.
45x36 Pillow dupe, a {hen hem, good
quality cotton, 12999.
45x36 best quality hemetitchod nil;
low Slips, 189.
81x90 Unbleached Sheets,
quality, 490.
Full sized Bleached Sheets, 3 inch
hem Fruit 0! the Loom or Atlantic cot-
ton, 621/39 .
Large size Honeycomb Bod Sol-fiends
hemmed ready for use, 98c.
heavy;
Extra heavy full sized Bed Quilts}
choice designs. :1. 39.
‘0"
Jun! deal 26
' ins, twisted h
989.
Ladies' Fins Ilingiish
hrellas; carved orm
tiles, paragon
Men 8 281mm diori dine
paragon frame. natural ii er
handles, 989.
’ WW
MORE SUMMER arms
We pick the ’ '
lions. Putz til
offerings.
Infants, Girls' Boys' and
tie Beauty" Waists, new All
loom “Nazareth" Seamle
Waiets tor Boys and G
2259 each “
Ladiee' superior (nullity,p
leaflets. line sateen
trimmed, the duality, lite on:
Our Collar stock in comp
styles in Corliss. Coon,
.‘id c pure Linen Collars; 12%
m
Ill other. connect
South Norwalk. Con,
it You A 2 Building oi- Repairin _
"W5 lion Interest you.
LIME for Mastering.
GEMENT. Imported and
Portland.
in. as ”on, all kinds
domestic. Rosoudalo‘
“Arias” Portland our speak I
and sizes, a Isms do,
DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE. all 81,105. Iowan)
sarcoma some Calumet! prams H i" ,
Brick and Clay. BRICK a! many era, is;
We '11 (all: about COAL Inter.
JOHN H.
FERRIS
The Most P polar Whisk,
‘ in merica '
WRIGHT a TAYLOR.
Louisville. Ky.
oirliil
FOR QALE IV
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