A valuable bull dog
florrlinglte 0! Von Z5 5
M, ‘ Hansen, 01 Gregory Boulevll
who has been vlsl ltlng In "News
~ Edward Bloom. of First 3‘
5 from it porch yesterdsywsli
5n slight sprain on the wrist.
Mrs Samuel Homer and delighted oi
Bridgeport are guests of, Mr. and Mrs.
E B Smith, South Osbor .5 ‘3 .
Mrs. N. E. Campbell'o
av one. who has been evident ll Q!
on mounts. in now steadily on the
road to recovery ~ 5
nus, fol
slew
John H. Ferris’s laun
ed a coat of~paint will mproves her
appearance very much The 0 rhaul-
ing is not yo no plot 5
‘ guest for several (1
Mrs E
.5 End 1.. G I III
Church, will he held 'nday night
Mrs. J J. Faust will b tile loader.
Miss Lucy Willa as 33‘ 3e
Walsh, of Greenwich who has been the
guest of Mr. and M D).
all or Rivalsidé no to
her home, in Greenwich, his morning.
Some one emptied a load of cans and
rubbish on John Tryon”s property in
Riverside avenue. yesterday. Mr. Try-
on promises to make ‘0 trouble for
the party it he will rot 'n and remove '0
them at once.
There will be evening prayer and
sermon as usual. tomorrow night. 5351
7: 30. at the Chaos] 0! 5 . ‘
‘Mnrtyr. corner. of Vin no
buln avenue The Rev; Gharles T
(Joel-r will preach and oil are most cor.-
dially invited.5 ' 5
ow:
The base bull ions are sad today.
The game between the Mayflowers and
the OWls pr0mised to be hotly contest-
ed but than leasure oi witnessing the
contest Will have to be deterred until
some future time.
number of juvenile
for this afternoon
The clues ill
on the card
promise to ‘
doubtgdl‘y '5 ‘
church debt will; ' bsuribéd for.
The first meeting of tho dhy will be at
9:30. in the pastor‘ is atlidy. There will
be present the oracle Board of the
church, visitors and preachers and the
meeting will be held for prnyer and
consultation. The learning service
will he held as usual at 10: 30. Presid
lug Elder Joseph Pullman, D. D., will
be present. an Mirage will be made
W .-.
ct I Q
' ”y ormd‘r pastor. Rev. Job roili-
lish. The 6: 30 Praying Bond service
will be nilerged into the on th 55!;
giving servlcc,w15l :3
the evening at
Mrs. George A. how‘s of North ave
one, is unite ill. ~.
Miss Bessie merit, cl Mellie avenue
is ill‘ of malarl a.
Mrs John Judson. i the West tilde.
3 visit in new
has retll‘lilll‘l‘d home
A schooner is at Cs nin William I.
Stovono's do it ntto’ it loud oi 336d L
sod lly'lltlal.‘
'svenu’e died).
Q. W355
Tillers were also a Q
in
holiday.
John Adsnl‘son. of Newton Hot ts,
has been greeted ll pension 05:
month
A dog belonging to A. F. Bit
one of its front lose cut oil .
by an express train. “ ‘ ' .
The yonn ladies of the Co at a-
5 351‘s holdin5 it
3aiti in the!“
“full?
ti: with
its Railroad I
The soy gypslés going through the
street ‘5l estitig sight? Th
"h St. John llle‘ Railroad ave
one orlst was take suddenly iii.
5, go home. He
finlhdngood goodhenlth. -.
A resold on incorporating the No-
roton Witter Contour has passed the
sellers! asselllbiy 'l‘he incorporators
are James R “
s. New
anion, and
w tags the ma ’Q-
having been burned with a. me ' ‘
0h Moods evening. June 3. at the
Methodist hutch“ the celebrated
Southern Jubilse Sidgers will render a
line programme of plantation melodies
benefit of the Epwortll .Les‘gue. Fur
their particulars will obi). r next week.
All esst- hound freight train was
brought to a stop ab‘o thalt- -wny be
tween Stdnliord and broow. about
9 o’lolock‘ ’ ‘
est to ydun'g people ‘A brig;3 report of
League work, local and general. will be
presented by the pastor. The address
of the evening will be given by Charles
D. Dean, Ph. Dhsuperlntendent oi the
Bridgeport public 3cliools. Subject.
Bonds in Freedom. and Freedom in
Bonds. At 10: 80 3,. in" the Rev. Mr.
Guernsey will brunch on
Swing
“ nth Carolina: ‘
s as rlmnt'ed that 50 carionds oi' str ‘w'-
berrlos will be shipped from places be
u Rocky Point and Goldabdro. N.
rite of Atlantic Coast
wa frhllin receipts will tell
oil? rind NIo'riolil bedrids will commence
to be shipped north. These berries go
to every northern city at any size, as
far west as Chicago, They are near-
it; ell plotted 5b)" 3%!)er toiltil'. who
come on usually trains from
Wilmington. Railegll and vicinity.
They.get
1ins. nndl
back.
frills
hilt oi! them pay their taro
They arrive largely on top. of
wins and in {Jim Crow cars.
ills... 855miles south or Jack-
sonville. is o gre 5
3 Walls ll
r'ih building. in Roi rag; f
3 es Flulsky has relinquished his"
3‘ " Adams.
This entertainment is to be im— the '
- Commissioner Lee. Mayor Harblson
n ' and
-aD.5A
“ were lndetntlgnble in their efforts to so
cure it probes represe‘nf lotion or the not B
lstlndltstsy soda ‘ i
one cent per. qusrt tor p-lclt ‘
g relief.
5r‘or air when
’ oi
. «it ill3 climb will be 1005 pounds.;
. till 53 or the kind has ever before been“ 5
plan todeposltitl 5t
" h . l
35' Ill
spent 9. low do. with friend to
' Mrs Sidney Moms in
Bridgeport. have visited Mrs. Wildllisn
Rev. W. D. Hart will occupy the pul-
The Congregational
‘ hing ordeal-anode, tor the 0‘“?
.B Morehouse. who his been
critically ill tor the p‘a‘s‘t three weeks.
is thought to be somewhat better:
Mrs Samuel Ayers who has h3eln
spending the past two months with
her mother Mrs Nelson Grossmsn.
will leave here fol her home in Ohio.
on Monday
Miss Eaten Wheeler. eldest daughtel
oi Mrs. Mslivna Wheeler oi this place
and Milo Osborn. at Bedding. weld
married on Wednesday. They will re-
side in Reddlnii ‘
CONNECTICUT AT 5BUFFALO.
w...—
Now England Building to be Opened
on June 3—Fiowers trout Hartlor‘d.
The New England atntee building at
the Buffalo Exposition was to have
been opened May 20. Commissioner
Lee. One of the committee yesterday
received word that owing to delays on
account or the weather and strikes.
the data line been postponed to June .5
On that date:- the commit so will
meet in the building all if
mission‘er Lee said yesterday 'thot he
had information from the director gen-
erlll that fully 90 per. cent. or the whole
lug order before June 1.
E. .l Goats". Special commissioner of
the publicity department, called on
Mrs. John Holcombe lit Hal-ta out
yesterday, to explain the plan to
it. day on June 1'1, Bunker
Hill lolly. -‘
The florists of Hartford county stint
yesterday a large case of assorted
"errors to Buffalo. their first contribu-
tion to tho eluumnon in quantity
and quality thwdo'nslgnment will do;
honor to the Sluts ‘1‘. J. McDonald:
the president. «and J. R. Uoombs. the
secretary of the Hartford Florists’ Uiuu
hill he sum. 3
cont“ «all? int 5}!
M Q
shouldb have been. yet the flowers sent
are ample the spec ill ervlce
one cmo mp5 ed'énlioliliss.
Silosbilry‘.’ csrnntion'sl till
several varieties and sweet peas. Mr.
Athlnsnflurllsldst tour. Osborne. lsweet
peas. From Mr. Coombss nursersl.
large bunches ol roses. brides a
bridemaids. C. P. Lincoln. poeticus
marcissi 50tbor shipmsllts will iollo '
3”.
known expertln bee culture, is melting
preparations for the building of 3 500ml)
of honey by boss. a large undert kingt.
The comb Is to be nearly {w
scuttle and upon the face Wit 5_
state coatolorms and 5 ..
'llhelplnin comb w be two
inches thick and the raised figures will
be about t‘Wo inches high. The weight
v would 3 fair and it is
expects Jolt
Nol
will be inane; .‘
J
on, presiding
Episcopal conference so
sordid hove a prob «to Q5
inaction with the sill;
Yelesville and Windsor boo,
ea. As told in despatche'll l
towns during the past who
change or pastors use can
turbsnoe. The its.
was trunniomd to
the Rev Joseph Baird‘wss tout
'Yalesville to Windsor Locks Til
suited the Yslosville delta tonal
moot there has been trying log
at the pastor. but Windsor Loo
erteetly satisfied with Rev.
binds. stunted him tor. another.
and resented the charts". ourticnlFI 5
as» it was made after t a conference
meeting. They voiced this resentment
in s rsolutlon passed in protest
asking lot the return of the Roy.
Pltblndor
The history at this ilIIEnlr sppsm'lo .
begin at Yalesvllle, but no tangilble‘ 5‘
Q UNION scHDDllI Dlo‘ri'lld‘l'.
re on can be obtained for chs5.di lk
thighs bled .thore for lb
Baird
it is be Q a
ham who will a“h
girls Mrb Baird. on :gis score. is in«
oliglbleJ'Q others any ”it our preach
lilg is rath’er advanced and pointed
lull. Baird. in discussing the allair.
as .Q 55
“it would be impossible toil? on to
find anyone in the church who would
give you anything that, would be ten!
glble or of any bull. he slightest con
sequence Why. i suppose if i could
raise all the money needed and do
many other things. everything would
he serene. But it i should breech on
giving, or on lying. or on a topic which
might have a personal hearing as well 1
as ll genernl appllcstlon. they. would
nil look at one another and thing i
meant some horticulln- member. Then
again i am something of a fraternity. .
man. belon in to the Masons and to Q
expositon is now in lendine‘es and that t5}, 8 g’
. everything will be in tires-class work-
9 one renown. and like to‘ mingle
dmong them no a man. There hove
been some objections tItl“ lbst.“ i be
Move in the leturn of. the straight ontIirI
preaching oi Christ and do not care
so much for some of the m‘éthods at Q
the churches oi the present em. But
so far as any of these thinks go. they
are nothing that need in roles any >
trouble. and I believe there would be
none it the majority or the congrega-
‘tion expressed itself as it feels." ‘
5 Mr. Delta’s, story of the ooniorenco‘
proceedings lets ihl qultoltl 'r‘n‘y oi light
ill one. direction. Drl Pltblndo and
himself were at co‘ntére‘ncd together.
and Dr. Pltblsdo suggested to Mr.
.Bsird that it would be 3‘ good thing
for them to exchange parishes Mr
ABOg‘iDVIDl‘
Pltblllllo- said 33v
ll
2 n.
Union
190
m
The taxpayers of the South Norwalll
School
Penalty at the,
LLES.
collector or Taxes {0554 South Norvallk
Union. School District.
Dims at South N0?WD|R,A1;12’|W23,
"‘."."'...'0.....II‘..“
Will 13 story
‘ln no letter about
5 Qll‘ll willie at
conference that h feared he wits to
be sent back And tidied the Yolesvillo 5, .
‘clluroli voted not to nocéht Mr. Bail-d Q Q -
us it had a perlcct right to do. Dr. i
:Pitblsdo {wrote to i Mr. Baird disdain,
suggesting the exchange. wer'. $53M
”3' the letter to s brother clsr‘
1‘“ in “can; asked what ought to be
done. He advised that the alter be
t , .
on hills ts'li
ll‘ltzgerslds spurovsl.
not know what reasons Dr. Pltbls‘do 5 I"
had for ties fl 5
the oxohsllge. bu
nomad)! 5
three yours onlh 5
ate in till distglctlbglo
lot are hereby nob - ~
idea met the metric; to): opens snail
one-comer mills audits» duller
no town» salesmen no or 1
meeting at the their ct held on the, 6th "
day of June. 1900. at the swam 5
street school house. will be due and
payable on the first do! at May. 19051
“NEW time i shall be ready to lo
chive some at Btillson 3 drug store, 82
Washington street“
rate at nine per cent. 3 your will be
charged on and Alter FJune 1.1901.
“:0”
watt} “
High Lawn Print Butter.
’ 3 cons Silver Brand.“ Milli.
ll. 0. Oatmeal,
Bods. Crashers,
l; ‘l’MNTlNG. RARE, bottoms .mp5
' “ . - denounce» -
Ills, 25c. 5°C.
or SIM
Baxtst' s or Plalsted s.
“Thmk nought of il‘ifles.
Though they small appear.
bmsii sands the mountains.
Moments make the year"—
and trifles~tull pocket books.
213 per lb.
H. 0. Soil hauls: Flour.
Glaser Suns.
Hermitage Cerise,
Gold Dust. 5 lb. pkg,
tt militarily
{donation/cut
liuros’llllsn I
‘ item they are
latent materials. I
A. M.-122 5“»
5D. I! .Ql--3 In. 52
3. 8:02.
25c. . P
QQ I17“ It”!
5 title pkg. '.
boil). 5 , .,
"Bole. it
zealots. 7
150. '
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