. Morgan arcane. St. Mary's Ladles’ Aid Sockity will meet. this evening. ‘ The estate of Susan Enntwood was bottled JlI thy 91?an “would, today. George. will hold a meeting tonight. We.” Mrs. Alexander Hamilton. of New- town avenue is visiting in New York. The Pine I‘Iedge Whist Club will meet yin Mrs. J C. blfwklrll Monday, May —llllgin Graeme Butter, 21 0 lb. 5 lb 81. The P. J. Dfinchfld Miss Mary Bridge. of Bethel. has been the guest of Miss Youngs, of Now- town avenue ....__.. . The Matinee Wh‘lat Club will hold Its next me ing with Mrs. Reed G. Havi- land of 1m street Friday, May 31. Mrs. S. R. Weed lost hnmall diamond from a valuable turquoise ring this morning. Shemlsncd It on leaving the library Miss Elizabeth Patterson. of New York. who has been the guest of Mill Alice 0mm. of Wall stree‘ Ieturned 1‘: her home yestepdw alto on. . . W 9‘ The entertainment dommlttee of the Nor-walk Gait Club. :13 melting his pro- ‘ nrntlons for the luncheon and ten to given on the opening day. May 25. Helping Hand Circle of ‘Daughtem of the Novwalk Methodist Church will ,me‘el. with Miss Anna Hus. sell. of Union Park, Friday evening. at 8 o '(‘Iocll. a... A New York principal, who desires to look over the Lewlshoro property will be escorted to that place tomorrow, by Rev. C. M. Selleck. It Is the hope oi the Lewisboro pastor that the oblong redeemed acreage may be put to school purposes. "GREAT CLOSING OUT SAL! Dry Goods. Furniture and Carpets at Scofleld & Hoyt' B. So. Norwalk. m Edward Barry. the nine-ycar- —old son of Peter Baxry, who was bcioro.,th( town court. Monday. charfllld with be lug deserted and without a home. was found wandering around the streets about 1 oclo’ck, last night by OilIcer Bartram, and was placed in charge at Timothy Howard. The case will prob- ably co‘In‘e up thlsvoitérnoon W ‘ Mrs. Dennis entertained t‘he Pln( Ledge and Matinee Whist Clubs. at heI home in High street yesterday after— noon She was assisted in receiving. by Miss (‘holw‘ell and MI‘i-l 'l‘ripler . There were ten tabled. The prices oi ‘ the Pine Ledge illub was won by Mra Fred Hoyt and: Mrs Dennis. and those for the Matinee, ,Whiat Club went t( Miss Elsie Street and Mrs. Robert S Van Buren. Refreshments were served. . “find-1W “Dr. M. S. Rollo . can be consulted in the parlors of th- Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday our Fridays. between the hours of 1 and p. In. anda daily between 9 and 12 a In. 6 cndll p. m.. at 515 mince live II' will ‘ 1‘11” "It’ll... ua ‘ F 5 To“ “use It: Iiyon clatrli " lion hport natural oyster b in rtford yent‘e 3th alioumn‘nent 0 continued until 1 o' c o ck this a to and it is expected that the entire after- noon will be consumed. Attbrney A. W Pulse. of Bridgeport. represents f Tollinadse & Lyon. and Attorney (len- crnl Phellls. and General Russell Front. an apecln cannot-l, appeared for theg state. The utt‘c‘rnoon yesterday was . taller: up by 'l‘Iillm‘adge it 1..an In put- ting in designationn and transfers to ahow their title to tint , 3 MAIN wasn‘t. animus u WAcmnaron 8.125 7 NonwALK yuO‘l’l'i‘El‘l‘ LOGAL NEWS ON PAGE“ 3. e (i. Willis“ White is ill at his home in Perseverance Lodge. Daughters of St . King‘é‘ '1" in; over the conditions in Nowtown ' Iloorenr and Alumni W walk Baptist :Ohurch, has elected the Mrs. Frederick Novice. oi Northport. . i. l e guest or Miss Lpuieo Stay» t street. yesterd hos bee street have gone to Ncwur. New .ior say, "to ‘ep‘end a Week with relatives “St John’ s Lodge. No. 6. A. F. and A 51., will meet tonight. at their hall. In Norwalk and center the third degree. W ton street. is always ready to paper your room. Telephone, write or call. ,o—q... .- .. A telephone has been installed into Washingtl‘m street. The call Is 143-5 Mn and Mrs. IChaI-les‘ Wilson and tending the funeral oi‘ James H Ham llton. . «.— Tho schooner Ernest T. Lee, when has been at the Hill & Huhlnell Lumber Company's (lock, has sailed for Now ‘4'.an 3' ‘ W T‘lo golf and bicycle suits are the fine receiving httention at present matter. The Misses Minute 14‘ and Clara A. can: have returned to their home in South NorWaIk. after a vial with IthI éister at I‘llaulnlrym Washington Comp P. (I. S. (I! A. will Iold a meeting tonight. Follow ln’m tile regular meeting tho (logicr team will have a rehearsal The Board of Directors of the Young Meme Christian Association met at thr desiccation rooms. last night. and an loomed until next Tuesday night. The next meeting of the local :hr‘ancl; of tho Barbers’ Union will be bold Tuesday night. with the secretary Rollo Block of Ruilroad'avenue. A young people' 3 dance will be given at the Central club house on Friday emihg. May 24. at 8: 30 oclo‘cll. in vititions are now being issued. ,, 3.“; Mrs. Bernard '1‘. Smith. of Bridge port. In spending the day with Miss Florence Brown, ticket agent and tolc graphei at the cast- hound station. Daniel T Ward. of South First sheet has just rotII‘I‘IIoII.nt(I_In In tinec Veeks‘ Ivlsit. among iriendo’. and min lives in‘ I’l‘erlin, Natick and Boston Mass. . ,. u. mun-u... Councilman Alfrod Avison Is 1001!: avenue In connection with a petition Irecelvod by the councillor a, [sewer In. I that street. Attorney John J. Cunco went to New York. today, for the purpose 0! getting the decision of Justice White on the habeas corpus case brought by 'sMI‘ Ernest R. Wilson. agninat her h bond to recover the child whom Mr Ilson kidnapped. ., . The students of Miss Baird's- lanti tule Attended- in 0 ”1,1111 the entertain men: An Evening in 1 Norwalk my on in Lockwood'u Hall last. night. by the man dbapte'r.’ Daughters 05 the American Revolution. .I W The racial which was to have been I‘z'lven some time ago by the Young Mona Round Table (It the residence oi Ray. 0.1). Egbert, will be given Tucs- y evening Rev. C. W Shelton will Ic.‘ Mina Sally SI Bette Will play. and RSV. Eahdl‘t will play the musical globulin. _. . W Wm“ Wilhur‘ Iiuhhcil and Joseph ,llynlt redo the goat int the meeting or the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, held In New Haven. yeai‘erday. II. El. Keith. S. L. Glover. A. (1. Wheeler, .iobn‘ Booty. Iiidwnrd 1.. Street tli'lctcher Van barrier. of Our Brothers' Lodge. were present. wan—u- W The Lndl‘es' Aid Society, or the Nor- following om tire for the ensuing year: President- I'll. Lawn Hubbub; brat vice president. Mrs. W.T Taylor: conned vicepresldcnt. hire. vlittle. Mci dominion: enema til-91m It. sher- ' Mill. Janice Lyon. Inn: for In. supper In ‘39,” future. impression Mrs. Burr Smith of not circa “in . " ., uncouth glue day in Br John w. Beatty. 207 East washing: . the grocery store of Edwin Wilcox. in so‘n Walter have been in Dnnhnry. at , Consult W. A. IB'ene‘dlct about this . f the I: satin or the 7 , you try it on. 5110. to $150 . . , . :, ‘,, ‘ “ :4" _ ‘ MABONIC omtomo. " nonwALK' prone. has to ask from $2010 $45 for. Our prices range horn ' $8 to $20. See what you say ‘ ‘ man as well as a tailor can. find yo , . , how the suit is going to look (rayon. Our lines of Negligee Shirts are complete We have just the Shirts you want at the price you want to pay. Everything lor young men 5 Wear. n‘ 1,4 court-1mm eraser. ._._- , ,sonrH,‘ NQBWALK crane. - mean lately clean. er '3) Floor. Feed and Grain to be right mast beckon-I—abso- . The Feed and Grain you (my 1 fiom (Is is always clean. best. Dirt is anhealtllful for-your animals. Bay Oats That 3 Clean. "‘ Agent for Wasllbum-Crosby (‘3 60,55 Manuel 1'. Iiglch. Grain. ‘ Clean Grain is the (Crack- If not do so at once. It costs you nothing. ‘ and you Our Platinum Last Forever. of ‘the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI. jACKSON’ S STUDIO Haceyau wervlsited Ja Gks 011’s ‘ S tudla ’ will see the latest Reductions KO W. A. BENEDICT. Rec, ,1, Mutable Bulldlng. No‘rwolk. 1‘16 ‘ublngton 8b. 80. Norwalk. Gentlcmcn. ' ‘t trillionwthh bicycle too. opposmr HOTEL. 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK. ‘ - m :5 “ 6mm. 51.0 an. $25.00. 20 per cent Discount. Fresh Films and Papers always in Stock William P'. Beers, Bookseller and Simmer. '. ‘i 49 wall street. ’l‘he‘lc Is always a “correct" munuci oi dices III whatcvcl you ' dnay be doing. ,. At this time of ycorthc golf cult is receiving c‘onsirlorablc at- Now. my dear Hll‘,1)t‘1t)r(‘ milking any (Incision. visit us. learn something aboutour ollcr rs, the mere you know the surcr you will he that wcare saying money for young men in their clothing. IA ,‘grcat feature of our clothing IS that they are made for “you." Remember how much $13. 50 will do for you HERE. lIaithfully yours, D A K S ! Namath. 2...... W 0 Non walk Conn. May 16, 1901. w.‘ A. 'nnuaorc'r. Town Meeting' 'lli‘e Inhabitants and legal vot— cm of the town of- Norwalk are hereby notified and warned thin a special tov‘vn meeting will he held at tllé Armory, in said town. on Monday. tlld”20tli (lay of May, Igor at 8 o'clock III the evenin : tor the purpose oi; . ' ' . tion as shall be. " med expedient. oi the Iesotll anniveraary of the 7 foundiagof the town, and of malt? Mailman .og Moo-lap. “8‘ ndgullty today of curtail on bio wire Irh inn .. tent to kill. and we: sentenced toil mp; each 'n Iropriatlon toWar‘d the ~ SPECIAL j" , Lame Laundry Company, 0 in Ithem, Harley Morey. was hurt, relative to In propoéed celebration LAUNDRY BUILDING‘IN i ELIZABETH Bonus. N I‘W YORK. May Iii-31 be building occupied by the Moray Lllzahcth, N. _;,_l wan dentroycrl by fire today, cauiln a loss of $30.7 000. Although .tncrc were two hundred persons in the bulldiu’ when the lire platted, only once He was burned about the llllI‘Ids‘ and face . ‘WILD‘IM‘ANTIO .; Mby room i into prison , H II III i think a severe tumble tIoml his wheel « The wheel was undamaged. but the . field day 'work Is on the south mond mriltnr Frank Nash with A Boat bi Ill! ‘ n. in r. and Mrs. Isaac G Nomi; b. rot road from her vicit with Mr nzl M Albert Trout. at Clinton. Mann. Gustav F. Hertha. oi 228 Bonnet! ' and manager 0! he . not. Bridgeport West hind floral (store in Bridge was In South Norwaik, yesterday tampon. streets. Norwaik will have bilabial row Don't forget that witht every dollar'n worth purchased you can set a Ilia- Inland portrait" free at charge - night and was to have initiated two candldatca. but the lodge could not conifer thonicgre‘ea. owing to the non appearance oi- th’c prospective Odd Is‘elllows‘. . .. . A. successor concert was given by the children of the Knight Street A. M 153. Sunday school in the church last night. '1‘th lrvoning a quartette of four young la‘ldle‘s will give a similar entertainment In the, church. ,. Everett Allen,“ who is employed at the City Printing Gomoanyc omcc. while riding In North Main street, this‘ afternoon. Mr. Allen was riding at In ewift pace, when suddenly he tnied to erase the trolley track and as a result his ront wheel caught In the frog at the switch in front of Hayes 3 market. rider fell head foremost and somewhat quised. W119 M FELL FROM A SCAFFOLD. Dropped Twenty Feet and Landed on His Shoulder. John N. Rowe a carpenter and build» er. was quite badly injured this room Ina;r about 10 oclock by falling from a scaffolding at the residence of John Fell in Riverside avenue M‘r Rowo was at work on the rest deuce and won on the scaffolding when the accident occurred. He thought that he had made ll three plank scaffold and being close to the building. stopped backward. and as there were only two planks he lost his balance and fell to the ground. In dialuncd of twenty feet. and landed on his shoulder on a pile of soft dirt. The only other person around at the time was Fred Rowe. who hastened to his father's assistance. A few morn ents Inter Policeman Thomas Hunt who heard Fred trying to assist his father. appeared on the cocoa. and then Joseph Cahill. who was passing by. was asked to call a physician and hastened to cull Dr. Walter Hitchc0ck Mr. Rowe was not rendered uncon sclouo by the full and when the doctor 'uppeared. was rc‘movcd In the car ridge to his home on the Spring Hill road. It was found that there were no bones broken. and no dislocation. but he was very badly jarred, and will be kept in bed for aoveral weeks. If it had not been for the soft-dirt In which he fell the accident would probably have been fatal as the ground at‘ this place was very hard W‘ NAVAL MiLlTlA FIELD DAV. HARTFORD. May 16~—-For the 900,» 0nd time In Its history the naval but- tallon Connecticut National Guard to having (I battalion field day not ion the first time in its cancer the. battal ion In In the capitol city. Today the own about tw0 miles chain of this city The third division metI II the Fourth o 'ciiock this morning. and the? first did They arrived here on the S: 04 train. and were. qwltchcd to branch tracks and to a point near the meadows. The first petty olilcero 0f the division mode the morning reports to the ndibtnnt before arriving at the drlll grenade: The second divlaion (m- aomhled at the state armory of Film street. at 7: 45. seventy men In the ranks. Each man carried .a day’s notions. provided by himself on uIIow~ once of ten cents by the state. , NORWICH MAN FOUND DEAD. NORWICH. May Ian—Thomas Mc- Cormlck. of thin city. aged, thirty live and unmarried was iound dead on the track this morning. hear the station of the Central Vermont Railroad. He III supposed to have been hit by a train which went through here shortly after mldnllght it in thought he won intox Icatel. ' savannanom " * II‘AIRMON T. W. Va., May to “Carl Hunter, who was Injured b the Farmington mine cpro-. 3 9n. (lied late last nlflit, making haven dead in all. we others. Are not expected to surviv Insipect'or R H. l‘homas lam hing _ an examination today with a view * ' of determining the rcqpomnlnllty, Of the disaster; W RAIDROAD TO TUNG CHOW; PER KIN; Ma. 1M1 Authorities or road I "l ' "Ho The Boston store. Main and Winll : ‘ auctions on lace curtains tomorrow. - Butler Lodge. I. O O. F., met last : slon in the Second Regiment Armory ' . In New Haven (‘1 few minutes later the Valley f MINE EXPLOSION. . Joe Binary and Hershell Fverson. "' Mine ' ertisll ‘ V Regiment Arnhory in Bridgeport at 6 ‘ “ Telephone Call 952. ‘} An nil Moi int eerie ready~madc mahc. I looks as though it was made Norwalke. SUITS $15.00 to $20.00. $6. 50. = Special Sale of Men' 8 and Boy ii Negl “' at 48 Cents. Will have for Saturday. May Ilih.‘ Fresh Long Island Spinach. Jersey Grown Radishes and Rhubarb, Lot fresh made Clove 25c.; (a perfectly fine butter. properly priced) Asp‘ agu Porto Rico Oranges sold well. only a few left, 11,. 13. A fine lot of Bananas to be sold cheap; Pine Apples, :00 Plants. 15c. (102.; Potted Plants, 50., 100.250.; Cabbage Try the K0 Teas. Ceylon and India. Formosa and pan ed) or Formoea. (black) “Mighty good tea .it' s andigut customer. Once tried—walways used. while the other suitlust mnescs the p, at 2.“ ' i- It does not take a philosopher to choosw ,. .7 "ing it: We “'9' agents for Stein-Bloch Clip Other makes of Suits that are all Wool 1/ v for the inde Sweet P‘0ta oe ‘, Do ‘got Manor of getting your eyes cumiortably htten lneiause others have failed to give re We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room In the Nor- walks. and Guarantee our w0I k EXAMINATION FREE! 0. a. JACKSON, Graduate 0 tician, North" River Roe Shad, North River ,Buck Shad, Cod. Steak Cod- . Pollock, any, Itrletly Noryvvalk. Ct. ..R J. GUTBILL on Worthington attest. ‘lt tor 1158‘ youth, 34.98:. for till! ‘m‘l '. ‘ , Then client have Juut mmcwm new nook. (Idol ' An 0 ‘
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