9. v hold a meeting tonight. . day today. 3111:, 1.1111111. News: on PA“? a: ' Pioneer CristiaA. 0. K. MM. 0.. will Mr. and Mrs. John P Treadwell. at New Milford were in Norwalk, yester- /-~Froab Potts, Inc pk. 11111.1... & Co. The Norwnik Harugari will hold a picnic in Smith a 151 owe, Cr‘anbnry. Sun’- dny afternoon. 9. . .9 . 9 #Cnps Caps. Caps O'Brien. Cockenoe Haylott infill? a short meet- ing, last night, and ad corned to attend the town meeting ' 99 99 wNew Potatoes, ths,16c. lib-.1") L. & Co. Vice President 8. C Palmer, of tho Lamont Club will speak betore the club. next Sunday. Wflwf—d— , -—A Hummer! 191$ Sale. M S. Smith & 00.. beginning taday, for one week. See posters. The Over River High School will hold its reception in Lockwood’fi Hall, this cvaning, commencing at 8. iii a 'cIoek. M.W -——Dunlnp and Youman dcr bieu. 0‘ llr ion W4 A 111111111 curd party and dance will be given in C Innou Hall, this evening. A number of Nolwoll young people will attend. » ‘ 1 WW +FEBS‘h Roasted Pean‘utA. 6c qt.I1‘. D Lawton & Co. St. John’s Lodge. A. i". and A. M. failed to tinusuct business, last night. 1:1. the members adjourned to go lo the town meeting. , ,9- W ——-A Ilumr‘ucri lilo Sale. M. S. Smith & (10., beginning today, for one week. See posters. w—. The Moudoy Attornoon Wblst Club will be entertained by Mrs. C. J. Hill. and Mrs. C. B. Coolidge. at the Central Club. this afternoon. “ The public is cordially invited to beat the address of Colonel J. G. Halilmond, at the South Norwalk Congregational Church. this evening, at 8 o'clock. ”M...._..~. ~Lobstcrs at. Scbaub‘s Market, Sat The Danbury High School team will come to Norwalk, use ball énturday afternoon, to play a game ith the N01 walk University school team. The 011111.111 board of the NoiWalk Methodist Church will hold Its first quarterly meeting, this evening. Rev Joseph Pullman, of Stamford will pro- side ~A Hummer! lilo Solo. M.S.Smill1 &. (‘0 beginning today, i111 one work Soc poatel‘a. Mics Emilio Ferguson, of the gratin; uting class of the Over River High School, will go to Boston with her sia~ tel Freda Monday. and will attend school tbclc. ”*- At the Central Club tomorrow a re port of the New England Conferencet will be read by M111.Frcde1|ck Belden. The hostoscu will be Mrs. Dexter Hitch- cock_und Mrs. Paul Moore Straycr. ~«New Potntocs. 211111", 150.. it“.D.i.. Attic ‘ ’l‘ he Union Veteran’s Union will bow anpecial mcctinr. tomorlow night. at it o‘clock. to take action in regard to cmo‘rlal Day. The meatiu‘ig’ will I111 old at North‘s studio. 1_: 9 9 1~AIiummeri 19c Sale. M. S. Sn‘llth it (30.; beginning today, for one week See posters , Putnam lloae Company is negotiat- ing with Mr. E. . .Ricc. tor a return engagement of " on We Were New ty-onc," with Go go Clark as the sitar. The note will balth'e last of this month and will close the theatrical season at lloyt’s Theatre. 9 11111111 c mam smart-r. nouwntk, 1111 wnsmne'rou or. 3911. comm You will“ 111111 complete OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS 1 $01111 111 Temperance. it is requested that every member be "present. as business of interest. to“ “oil : this year commencing May 31 with a dance and ending June 5 with the final ' cortex of . a vice-commodore’c Wine shape at a F iodier, at 111111 9 11111111111, had a paralytic lilloc , 1 11s condltt A delegation i'ront Conoo Diviaio’n, Attended the" meeting or Westport Division. last evening 9 , Dr. Harry G. Sharer out a severe 5111111 9 in one or. his fingers with .11 111191191: 11.11,. trimming the amps at hit home". In Washington street, yesterda‘Ly. . WW Eureka Rebekah Lodge, No. 42, 1:0, Ci. lit. will hold a meeting tonight. and will be acted upon. The filiihres tor the drug store which 1 ' " the Elizabeth utree corner on Hotel 11111101111. Main 511111.111an been purchased by Harry Pepper. ‘ The quarantine Was raid mun the Germanic Hotel. proprietor, who has boon i . lever, has entirely recovered. W‘v-M Mrs. David Brotherton, law of Chief Bradley, nurtured. a stroke at paralysis of the tort side,1'ycsterday. in South . .3 1127501: to $150 ‘MASONIO BUIl-hllilo-L and in quite III at Mr. Bradley's bomc, NORWALK STORE. 7 1just the Shirts. you Want at the pri Everything in: young, men’s wear. 14 SOUTH MAiN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK STORE, 62 Franklin avenue. The commencement exercises ct Plot .0 ace'e school will be very elaborate commencement exercises. Richard Golden. In Old Jed'Prouty. at Hoyt's Theatre, last night, delight- ed a good sized audience. with his ex- cellent portrayal of the character. He ‘ ban the supportot a strong company. port'ormt-d yesterday morning. in Stun» tm ti on John Buxlou. of Elmorest by Dr. .leau‘ Dumorlicr. 'l‘llP patient utood tcrtaincd for bid speedy recovery. Mrs Daniel '1'. Whip 1‘11 or1 Norwalic‘. who has been vis tin her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Durg, of New Fairfleld in at present the nest of her cousin. W. N. Durgy. of Dow. bury. The South Norwalk Club will have a ladies' evening at the club rooms in Washington stiect. tonight. Prod rim- niorson Brooks, the California pool humorist will entertain: and there will be an informed dance. A WM John Show. of Stevens street, aged twenty-three, was yesterday tempor— arily committed to the Westport Sani— tarium, by Judge Gregory. pending an inquiry into his niluity. He was taken over by Officer anicnnt. “a... Tboro were eighty-two visitors at tho Hospital during the past wcok. A grit of clliidicn' a clothing was received from MIS. Russell r'rost books from M111 Von llnrcn and liowors for all the patienta from Mra.Catl1o1inoC Al ion. The family meeting of the Souln Norwnlk Congregational Church held last night was well attended and won very interesting. Mrs. [Frederick 1111.1- dcu read her paper 011 the Passion Play of ()burnninlorguu, which won groutly enjoyed by oil. Al the Chapel of 0111' Holy Suvloi‘ thorc will be a spcciul festival service, with solemn pmtlension, next Sunday evening, being the Sunday within the octave of Ascension Day. The Slu‘plic- 11d choir will rcntlor some very line music and Rev Mr. Cocrr will preach. -W&9—~——— The r1 teption tendered by the High School pupils to the class of 1901. cl 8 South Notwalk High School. will ogrur ut the l‘ru‘Eklin building. Friday. c cning, May I! the 126th. A119. is being prcpar Inc; will be 111111111 . 'i‘be boarin léyb We the committee on F‘inhcrlba on G 91123111111111; the claim of Talimudge «it Lynn. to port or the Southport natural oyster bed. was again continued drain yesterday after- noon, until next Tueaday afternoon, at 2 o1:ldck.fl‘i1i§ poatpbn‘ement wan to give the cluimnnta no opportunity to put in more evidence tot elr title twww~ 'i‘be Norwallt Teachcra' Arauclation instead 0! Saturday ttrnctive programme 1111911 11 11Icnsant.cvvu- 'l‘1icadny,~Muy~,28 at the Franklin School kindergarten room. An ntldlc'nu will be glitch by Dr. Brothel-d Knitting. ’ot the Brooklyn Polytechnic School. and joint author at the Reed 11: Kellogg cramming. 11111111 in the N111» walk cationic. The date 9111 'l‘ucuduy. May 28.11“ 11.111. 9 9 W” The trophie‘i‘ ion the Norwallt‘ Yacht Club races or the neuron of 19 01 are now on exhibition In the window at W. P. been: atatiouerr atom in Wall atroet. They are the most magnificent cup‘u ever altered. '1.“th Include it com~ modnre's trophy. a silver loving cup lined with uoldl'lntl 1:110 amullcr cups, M The/lust section at the rowing Annual or the First Gangregdtlonul Church Will be held tomorrow (Saturday) morning. at 10: 80 o'clock The work of .tho year. which has been prepared for the hospital Will he on exhibition. Any- 1 11111: 1110111111 11111111111113.1111 invited to 9 come undiéxamlno 39': «'l‘ lily. and a rear eotumhdoro’ a cup W An operation for appendicitis was the operation well and 9bopes are 911‘ 99 will hold its new regular meeting. ' 1111 prices 1'. . do lately clean. ‘ Agent for er 's) Flow. Clean Grain. Fecal and Grain to be rightmost b‘erleanf-dabsoa The Feed 1 end Grain you buy from us is alwavs clean. best. Dirt" 13 unhealthfnl for your animals. Eloy Qats That 3 Clean. 9 9 gsbbum—Crosbu 8 .’Co. 3 (Crock- . Manuel 1': Hatch Clean Grain is the ‘ If not. do .so at once. It costs you‘notbt’ng. Our Platirlums Last Foe-Jen OPPOSITE HOTEL. 5.1.1.1 and you will see the Latest Productions of the PHOTQGRAPHIC ARI : .' : jACKSON'9S STUDIO. ‘ 1‘ 53 WALL SIREET. NORWALK. KO / Cameras $1.0 0:0 $25.00. 20 per cent Discount. Fresh Films and Papers allvays in Stock. William P. .Beers. Bookseller andSMioner. ' , 49 Wall Street. I ' 151: . DAKS! Naomi/1. Conn. ‘ w. A. 3131150107. Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwalk. 116 Washington St. 80. Norwalk. llczlr friend: without custom made clothing. .,‘.‘1 . Il‘ltiQL‘lL we we tmuing out many suit and 010110.115 this Spring. Particular (11088th UL 11111111111111 dressers nic patronizing us. Make us 21 visitmor lot us Vlsgoumahow 0111 samples, and we 1111- confident we can satisfy you of he 11ccdic~11111cssof going longer ‘1' (1111111111 madc‘ clothing at ‘rca‘lly- made” plicus. lrouncrs‘ to your order, $4. 0‘0 and mom Vcrytruly yours, Norwalk, (1911111., May‘ 17, 1901. ‘w. A. BENEDICT. ‘ “ spasm. T011191 Meeting ers of the town of Norwaik are hereby ndfiilcd and worncd that a spccial tclwn meeting will be held at the Armory, in said town, on Monday. the 20111 day of May, 1901.:1t til oclock in thenevenlng.“ for the pmtlrpoac of taking such ac» noun-1 11 it; (incined expedient, relative to a propoScd cclcb‘ration oi the 250th anniversary of the founding} of the town, and of main shall do or line. ”the iniiabitunts and legal 1101- 1 lug such appropriation toward the ‘ expense thereof on paid monthly Then; are special ‘prlcaa on meats in the ad of the Public market todny. Mrs lrwlu l)omor,aat at Day street. wan operated on in Stamford, yester- Oday for a tumor. by Drs. Sohavoir and Dumortlar. . H. Kricgcr it Company 11‘ vc 201i trimmed hats for 32.98.1‘hoygt‘1lnlni to be the leading outfitters to;- on. 110: men and children. 9 mm ‘ You will need 1» atom but pretty soon now And it you want to know a good 11111119 to get pue, read 111111111. 0: Willie it. Bullock “1.111.111.1111 Bloomcr has 11111111 for the fluid day 111111 of (31211111111111:1 l). to he“ held 1111111: we 1‘k“.' run 11111111: I the gens out 1111 held Ma '2 ,1 Main street occupied i1 31' . is being rebuilt. y ‘ 111111,: ad. 01' the Boston :3er to . 9 i9). Lawton & Go. lord Plano. survives, from whoae resi- deuce the funeral will be held 111.2230 1 ‘9 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. ' .. .4 .. » . . ‘ 19 luring Cum on)" a directors wad held ‘9 ,1 Curtin was elected secretary and tree- 19,“ enter. pouror lobe uscd was discussed. . luow lining olltnlncd. 1' company set forth that it is for the . and dealing in overalls, jumpers. and 1 oidontnl thereto. ‘ ry W. Gregory '4, George E. Curtis 40. .11 have good, and Will sell The; root of the building" in .fltudwn l1. ‘lluil‘ding 111 south Main struct',‘ 911pled9by Adam Siolawnld. the taller. ls. lining 11111111211111. a.” -.,1. m. day in economics about 1111111111. shirt 1 9 walrus}. allh micro and Accurate nklrta.‘ ”Fresh Roasted Peanuts. 6c qt. 8‘. . WW1”... vaut’s store tomorlow night. The next affair of this description will be given a week from tomorrow nigpt. l‘tobcrt Powers died 11.11 morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. William 1 W Gatca. 112 Taylor avenue. 'i‘beldei ceased in 81111111311 by on other child. Mrs. ltlar Mm to tthorwaik Hospital a tow weeks ago, died at that institution last night One son William (1. Gillmorc. or 111111 e“. E. ‘c‘un‘rls ELECTED. m Pierson Manufacturing Company. A uleetln or the Pierson Manufac- ycsterday attcruoon and George E. The rooms now occupied by Buckingham Post, G A. P... were so looted no quarters, and the kind of Fig- ures for gun. clectrlrlty and water urc‘ The articles ot association of the purpose of manufacturing, supplying garments or a similal character and for the purpose of nianutnctuling and supplying working shunts coats trons ore. and articles of u like description and conducting any lawful business in- 'I‘I1e capital of the concern is $20,000. divided into ,800 chains. The aharc holders arc. Isaac Seilc‘ck 80, C F. Tris tmm 1110.11.11. Lockwood 20, E 0. Kecler 20. George W. Sclclck 80, lion- L. .l. Reynolds 10. A. B. Woodward 10, F. St. John LOckwood 80. H. F. Colo- burn 10. George E. Miller 20. Manicc Del". Lockwood 80, F'. S. Ambler 10, W. L. Scott 20 J. P. Treudwcll 20. 11). Hitchcock it), E .S. Adams 11, Fred M. Pierson 80. M TODAY i911 WALL smear. WALL STREET, ll :1. n1.——Au chart to depress the market was resisted. al- though St. Paul, New York Central ilnlou Pacific and Amalgamated Cop- pcr- dipped sharply: Room trudcra be came tincttay at; the demand for special clocks and covered short lines. causing 11 rally to a love] woll above1 the open- lug. Conspicuous strength of St. Paul, Burlington, New York Central. Sugar, Amalgamated Copper, People‘s (ins and the, tractious restored confidence and there was a good demand for all active stocks. Thu lenders advanced Now 114. to 41%, with Sugar scoring the principal gain on it report of an agree- 1111111t with the coiled interests. By 11 o'clock prices were declining in spots, on realizing and pressure byprofos- sionnis. WALL STREET 10.10 11 m.-— -—'l'rad» ing was quiet and orderly at the open‘ log. the o‘clorlty of stocks chowipg a gain of a racti‘o‘h A smaller number of stocks showed wider changes‘ than for some time past. but there were sub- atantial gains in some of. the standard dividend payers. St. Paul was up 2%, New York Central. 2; Union Pacific. 1%; Norfolk tit Western. 1% and Louie- vilie and General Electric 1% each Minneapolis and St. Paul Jumped 3‘16 TODAY’S QUOTATtONs. Reported over private With or m. A. Bounce. com anion broker. Ewart: ct Corbrtt'e in )1 south 110110111111: ' : Up on High Low 1: all Am.S.It.Co..143,% 146% 142% 146 Am.uTob.Co..123% 1,26% 123% 136% Atohlson. 72% 7b 72% Atohlaon. ptd.. 95 96% 94% 96% 1 1 Bait. &. Ohio, 39 100% 991.00% Bkyn. R. 'I‘., 73% 76 “33% 711% Can; South, ‘ Chou. Boonie, 481,4 48% 48 48% 151.3: Q. 196 198 190 191% OMB/1.8a ELK/160 Gill. R. l & P 149% 1692 CHOU. it St. L. 78% o. c 11 01:11:35,714 101 Gambit. 00.. ‘220 ‘2211 111111.32 Nanh..101 Nor. 31 West. 60,7 50% 60 Man. 0011101.. 1912 116% 112 iii: Metropolitmihl‘gzlll; 163%M159lfi 1%; M. K. e 'r. 11 :1 lull/(1‘ 93 1013/. Net. Lead 011 ‘91 I‘m, 11‘ N.‘ Y. 0 ll: 1 148%, “12 'lit 157% 160‘ 219% 220 North Paolll (i; ‘ ‘9 Pacific Mall 3 i111 33. 11:46 1144 ‘ ill! 1112-109 139 “,‘No concert .will be given in Sturte ‘ Mrs“. Jane Cilmbre, who was taken. Will be Secretary 11nd Treasurer of . 1 me and sw.cet CAN LIQUID SOAP. mouth bottle ‘58 Wall Stu 161% 158% 180% 10211. 10191:. 1021,: 9 “ 1111‘ 151% 15.0% 111111 ‘_ ' 111.93 31/2 3 112: 1 Belle, 9, that to: still at SPINACH—«The hes/1,2512. per p ORANGES—One Sort of large size, will sell at Elsewhcte 40c. (lo/.1111. ORANGES—Bright .4ch1, small. dozen ' FLORIDA PINEAPPLESmSt will tost ISC COCOANUTS~SUI1W good ones House cleaning time is here. A sample to It is. a grand cleaner. \\ c wish to screw eantl please you prit cs of getting‘ your eyes comfortably titted Illlcctause others have tailed to give re- e We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the Not: walks, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! 0. B. JACKSON, Graduate Optician. BEAN P. Quantities to suit p11 FERTILIZERS l0,000 Bean Poles. for farm garden, lawn. trees, THE BRIDGE 11511111 Telephone Call 97 -2. North RiveI Roe Shad. North River Buck Shad, Cod. ‘ ‘ Steak Cod, ,9 Pollock. ..R J. cu'rmm. co Washington street. 9 9 99” Tbup‘goodfi have Joel 8‘1?erde 1 1 1) Air 011 roar-y}. 9’ 0 Export to have 11111111 STRAWBERRIES, 1911199191 1111112111.": hunt fail to “1.1911“? Norwalk.:t. eck. l‘wo sizcont 200‘ 119116 fine ones, rip9 Full of milk“ r the asking. \v1th good“ til g ‘MW ~bw~m.«...- M -.._.._._........-....,._....._........ manna..-” ._.M -w Do Not Despalr shrubs 9a 53, lb liolb. 9 5c lb. i 1119:1101 11.11.11 0“
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