‘7
9 walk last night. .
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The ladies of St. Paul’s Church will
give a supper Thursday evening.
John ’Kilboy. of New Helen to visit-
ln‘g his aunt, Mist Enter. or mouth
avenue ; ,
The bleaching department of Dennis
it Blanchard's straw hat factory has
shut down for a‘ vacation; -.
The estate of George H Nlllhole, ln
solvent. was settled in the Norwalk .
Probate Court. this morning.
m
Coleman Ballard. better known as
"Coley" has left the employ of C. '1‘.
Cornwall and gone to Stamford
Arthur Seymou'rnot West street, has
taken a position its delivery clerk at
the Bargain Store iii North Minn street
Joseph Brothortoj was roll into by
anothel wheclman. while riding along
West avenue, and his front wheel was
smashed. .7 .
The Misses .Mu’
Manion, of Bethel
Sunday of the Mittens
Cross street South "Nm‘t‘va it.
' and Margaret
other guests over
w—c—u...
Miss Margaret E Clnven. has re-
turned to her duties in room 32 of the
li ranklln school She has been absent
owing to ths death of her mother.
Sn perlntehd‘alyt Woote, of ther
“ .0:
South Norwalk soh6olfi¥attended the ‘
banquet of male teachers in New York
on Saturday. He reports a very pleas
out time _
The reporter who obtained the new;
relative tb the ace idelil. to Mrs S. P.
Weed’ s carriage. Friday aftelnoon, was
misinformed. it was not Mrs. A. Sol~
nns‘s carriage which was in the col-
l ssion.
lug under the Washington street bridgt
this morniwa orse was helped
up, and it as on that the animal
was uninjured, .but the harness was.
broken some.
The Board of Directors of the Young
M en's Christian Association have been
invited to take ten tomorrow nigh witr
Secretary and Mrs. J. H. Norris. lm
mediateiy to in . tine, adjourned
board meeting l ‘ ‘ did.“
——Dr M. S. ltosen. oculltt and aux-let
can be consulted in the parlor-ll of the
Mahackemo Hotel. , Tuesday and
Fridays, between the “hours of 1 and 5
P m. and daily- bistwllsn 9 and 13 n
m.. 6‘ and 9 :21) m:, at 515 Folrdeld ave
nue, Bridgeport. Eyes examined em
,diseases treated. 2
The town meeting to be held in the
Armory. is for the purpose of making.
if deemed advisable. an appropriation
for the celebration of the two hundred
and fiftieth anniversary of the town.
The Legislature has legalized the up
propriation. , t.
A Norwaik boy mounted on a blcy
cle. in his efforts to dodge a trolley car
the other day, run into n bignnd not
lve colored woman. As a result cl
that experience. the next time he has
to makeh similar choice he'ildake his
chances with thei'v‘troiley—~New;l—laven
Palladium.
The lobby of the South Norwalll
post oiilce is being wainscotod to the
' height of five feet, making a decided
imploremont in the appsnl’hbpo of that
119,1“th of the building ”Milli. Henri
otta log. fori‘neriy ass ‘ltM
Itowayton postoiilce, begun be
today as stamp clerk. 2 2
Conductor Edward Taylor. of New
‘ Yorlr. \ylll run between Ennbury and
New York, when the summer schedule
goes into effect next week The early
morning rim of Cohlluetdr '1‘ mill Smith
. will be. extended to New Milford Con-
doctor Vaughan will make a morning
ion to south Norwaik after reaching
Danbury on the no pa r train.
2 . u a , * ad. today.
9‘. ,J ‘ A' z; W .‘ 3‘ 1, .1". '
The is was a. flurry of show in Nor-1
fihtohford, of '
W‘gnln
:ltork. was the
if yell want to getxoo u
24"
2‘: mac-m
if you with that new suit ortpair of ‘6 ‘
- trousers for Decoration Day. you» had ‘2
bétter leave your order with W. A. Ban 2 1‘
edict at once.
That-Ll cry. Club Will to .tn
the Central Club. _, one club is
2 g 9
reading Burroughs in connection with 2 _
2 the study of hinder I»: ; . .
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Joseph ’Muivllhill and names Cakes
are nutshell to go nftee _2
135‘“: pounds ot the Ed 3;"
lllbltion
in Bridgeport, May 39,390 ’
6 .
coeds Company today contending out.
dodr comfort lor summer day9.
a~n m
At yet only-a small number of Nor» «
walkers have sons to the Ban‘Ameri-
can Exposition. at Buffalo.
”a. .
The attendance at the 9:80 a. m. and ‘
6:30 p. in. meetings, in the Norwalk ~
was 3'
Methodist Church, yesterday.
small because of the stormy weather.
The governing board and entertain
rnent committee of the Norwalk Yacht
Club will meet with Commodore Clur
ance Osborn. of Arch street this eve
nlng.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Bylngton have -
zone to New York to meet Miss Rich
mood. a daughterwof Robert Richmond
2 )f London. En’ “
Canada.
The rain or
High School Chase game Saturday
Next Saturday 'nit'ernoon 'the Cheshire
Academy nine will'play the Norwaik
DOYS- «-
Mrs. C. T. Kathi-op. who has been
mending the winter at the residence
1‘ C T. Cornwall, in France street
will leave Wednesday for her home in
Hewkinwiilem Go.
The spling mgetlllg of the Connectl
Art Library Ass elation will be held at
:he James Blackstone Memorial
brary in Brantdrd. tomorrow.
ocal librarians will attend.
14l-
The
Captain Charles ‘ Buckles. former
commander of Company C. Fourth Reg
imunt Stamford, has been placed on
the retired list at his own request All
lrew .l. Moran. formerly first lieuten-
ant or Compsny C, is his successor.
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Martin J. McDonough and Miss Nam
14‘. Hickey will be married in St. Mary s
Church. tomorrow: Miss Mary '1‘
Hickey will be the bridemaid. and Dan-
el Slnttery best man. Rev. J. J. Eur
ong will perform the ceremony
Congressman E. J. Hill has present-
ed to the Norwalk Library a fine m p
)l' the United States. territories and l -
lular possession showing the extent of
public survey of lndlan. military and
forest reservations railroads and can
sis. and other details. The map is a
very complete one
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The Pierson Manufacturing Com~ '
puny is holding a meeting in the Ath-
mseum this afternoon to decide on
my changes that may be needed in the
place and make other arrangemente
for starting business. The company
nopes to be going by the middle of
one.
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Arrangements have been made to
"no special cars under twenty minutes'
headway to Westport on pleasant of
hormone. and especially on Saturdays
nnd Sundays. it was the intention to
on the special care last Satur or and
yesterday. but owing to the sagree
this weather. the company deferred
doing so. .
Major Gilbert L. Fitch. of Stamford
has severed a fourteen years’ conned
tlon ivitii the New York Life insurance
Company. to become associated with
the New York Mutual Life He will be
connected with the local and of the mu
the] Life' s business, with an cities at 7
Burlington Arcade. Stamford.
Wa-
‘ A ”new, freight train h s been put
l ti) so vie lbes bandit line, run-
rum til Nor-walk to Brook-
lield .ldnctldn. 'lhe train is scheduled
to leave South Norwalk at y a... m. it
til 2 udu‘ctorfg nv9rlfllu,
‘ _ , win 0 or :1 has
ehhrge of 2- g~ht frelght.3 John
Nieke’rson, of Danbllry, is engineer.
One daily round trip is made. '1 here
has, neon an unusually heavy treight‘
trains on the tranche: lot; it are hav
ing been about2-11250’.i our: of freight run
over the ,
the barber, for-
in. now of New
f Gustav Puller
Mr. Neuklrch
Alum seem
merly of scam
herica‘mef t: South Norwalk to obtain
allaation papers.
is expects sail on Thursday
, any on us steamship Augusta
is nd i spend several weeks
,no desire to
‘ so what you ask tor. cull not the N w ;
'30st at '
it is ex- 2‘
posted therush will come a llttle later.
‘iit’e’d the :lIlan‘bury' V‘
2Mrt6e
l'
‘ . just the Shirts vou‘ want at
50c105150. ' .
unsound 'sul
, soawALK STORE.
Our lines of Nerligee Shirts are complete We have
Everything tor Young men 's wear.
the price‘ you want to- pay.»
a
(‘1‘. 1‘
' 14 scum MAIN eraser. 2
SOUTH ,NQRWALK STORE.
a...
”lately clean.
3:; '3) Hour.
9“)» ii
If not, do so at once;
It costs you nothing,
“ and you
Our Platinum Last Forever.
" IACKSON'
7
arrows Horst!
Feed and Grain to be rightmost be cleanwabsog-
The Feed and Gram you boy
. firm as is alwavs clean.
best. PM is unhealtbful for your animals.
Buy Oats That's mean.
Agent f6ri Wasbbom—Crasbv 8 Co.’ .9 (kau
Manuel ' THbleb
Grain.
Clam Grainistbe
its; .-
Haceyoaeeeroiszted Jacks" 9’3 ..
Stu
will see the Late; Reductions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR]:
5 STUDIO
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
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Cameras 1$1.0 Ola $25.00.
pronnxsl
' 20 per serif Discount.
Fresh Films and Papers alloys in Stock.
;William 13. Beers.
Bookseller and Stafiomr,
Nor'ipalk Conn.
w. A. BENEDICT,
Room 1, Muskie Building,
till Washington 8t.
7 w
Norwalk.
Gentlemen : .
”cremation Day IS close at he
you.
if
we will call upon you.
Always at your service.
suit: that extra pair of trousers made for the rwclcbration
know you are thinking of something of the sort.
in either one of any ollices, and the result will be most pleasing to
We have so ninuy samples of clerks, such a reasonable price
tacked upon them. too. Again, the clothes me made for you.
on have not the time to call upon us, send us a postal and
Go. Norwaik. .
Noruln‘lk, (fond. May 20, 1901.
nil—«just time to have that new
Yes, we
Do your thinking
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w. assusnicr. _ 2‘1
Two‘jSHAMROGKBHAclNG. .-
ltYDE. isle of Wight{ May 20a’l‘ne
two Shamrocks started this morning
for a race over an open sea course, the
first leg of which is a heat from Cal
shot Castle to it marks utnide the Non
llghtship. The wind unsteady from
the east and as blowing a club top
sail breeze. ‘ J .
When the rill gave’ the slgnal to
start the shells or was kept a trifle
in hand. She f lowed the shamrock
I about. three lengths asters, but a
lenéth to Windward. in a fine trash
breeze the boats heeled well over to
the press of their enormous sails, mak
his great progress. This first their was
to starboard. and they fetched slung
. ten or fifteen minutes, hotbdyinlg equal.
iv clone to the wind it footing at
about the same spee 9
rockl lacked the c at ‘ér also earn
round under the at We weather on
ter. The challenger then pulled up
isian
task they were still close together;
' considernb
When Sham- » an
and the yachts fetched along. beam for
beam in along. last it: towards the . (2
When they next it in: ‘
u t", -‘ T.
as they hove about at different times .2 ’
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QUARHYMEN WANT ElGHT HOURS
WESTERIHY R. 1.. May fom'l‘he
Westerly quarrymen and shovellers
employed in the quarries. tiled notice
with the manufacturers today that on
and after June 1st they will with only
eight hours a day. our to them at the
rate now given for nine hours,
mended; The «than men and char
lers stunner about 22 men;
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RIM: EN reads or bill loll
Willis Miller fertilised h‘ ‘
‘with C arias El Seymour,
legion treat grocery Saturn .
Mr. Miler had been eonne ‘
the ‘st‘or in the capacity “
for the mat fifteen 99M
tithe hi9: made the ands tit
For 5
oyertimd thirty cents per hour is as: t
w i .2
for New liorkloll ‘ ' ‘
on will go to Washington.
a d the summer.
hey T
his ed one week one obsturdnv will 2
; meet in another so u
aaturdayn
There are ill two places in the
town of Norwalll tiller lined one is
for scarlet lover in lion b Norwalk. and
the other is diphtheria in the city of
Norwalk. :
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a rear wheel of Horace Judds old '
nhaeton went to pieces in south Main ,
street. lust belore seen today. Anoth-
er wheel was procured
went on .llll way.
There is much {in the as. at die n
M. Read Comp baby that about shirt
waist fabrics; reels ls’ do something
i w-
about women": 'fa‘st black nose and
screens for porcli'sll‘.
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end Mr. Judd ‘ V
Frederick o Fledler died at his" liome ‘
‘ id Winnipauk. yesterday. in his sixty '
‘x 333199“;- Thtafuneritl wtlll be Lheln
3, e cine. mprrow a torpedo at
2: 30. Rev. C. M. Bullock outcla‘tlngn
The annual election of officers of the ‘
a; Epworth League. of the South Norwaik
2 Methodist Church. will take place to—
night. The reports of the officers who
have served the past year will be heard.
11va Cl) Egbert and Deacon Starr
will go to Daubury. Wednesday, as dei-
esstes from the Norwalk Congregation-
,2_ s1 Church. to the installation of Rev.
George E. Super. as pastor of the Com
2 gregational Church there.
General Russell Frost has been re
tslned as counsel for the First Nation
al bank in South Nor‘waik. in the suit
N which has been b ought against the
" bank by the Sout
Norwulk' Savings
Eank .
win.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Jane
, Gilmore was held from the home of her
son. William G.’ Climate. in Hanford
Place. South Norwslif. Saturday after-
noon. The Royall. McClure Bellows.
rector of Grace Church officiated in-
terment took place at Union Cemetery.
orwulk. ' m- H. e > >
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A‘ regular cour'hillfilbhlon til Old Well
Lodge. A. 1“. MA will be held at
the lodge rooms: ill Whenington street.
tomorrow night. til: 8 o clock. The third
degree will be conferred. after which a
banquet will be enjoyed. All master
Masons are cordially invited to be pre-
sent. .
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The motion of Attorney Ceorge H.
Voshurgh for special‘ bail in the ease
of Frank Butler against Harry Mysatt.
has been refused. Attorney John J.
Walsh. counsel for Mygntt. has petl
tinned the Superior Court for a reduc
tlon of ball the claim being that 3800
is excessive.
Thomas Whales, a crippled vagrant
was picked up by Deputy Sheriff_ John '
W. Sculley Saturday evening. The
man was intoxicated He was lined in
and judgement was suspended by
Judge Joseph R. Taylor in the South
Norwa‘lk side of the Town Court this
morning.
Company D will observe Thursday as
field day. The company will form and
leave the armory at 7: 45 and proceed 2 l
to Westport avenue. where they will
hold target practice and extended or
der drill. A team will .be formed frorn g.
‘ the company. for 'the purpose of com
listing for the colouel’s medal.
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The suit of Mrs Reynolds vs Ariel
Cameron. Jr.. occupied the morning in
the Norwnlk side-of the Town Court.
today. and at 12:30 was audlourned un-
til this utter-noon 'Mr'. Cameronlre-
paired}. a hair mtttress for Roy-
2 holds. and she was not sells ed with
the work. camel-on ltept the mattress.
, and Mrs. Reynolds repiovlned it.
At the meeting of the Unldn Voter
nns' Union. held in South Norwalk Bat.
urday evening, the invitation from nev.
.l..J Faust pastor of the East Avenue
E Methodist Church. to attend the spec
lei memorial service next Sunday even
ing in his church. was Accepted. There
was an ln'vitatidn for the veterans to
attend a memorial s‘er’vlce in the First
Methodist Church on Memorial Day.
No action was taken relative to this in
yltstlon. ‘ ,
newest I
A
nan decided that
2 capture oi Jesus-
,90 uty aller-
2 “t p on? it
r so pick»!
[and he sent
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SPINACH—4111c best 25¢. per peck.
ORANGES—40ne‘ sort of large size, will sell- at 339
Pine and sweet. Elsewhere 40c. dozen
ORANGES—Bright, sweet, smell.
dozen."
’l we sizes at 26¢";
will cost 15c. 2
COCOANUTSwSome good ones. Fbll of milk, {to
Expect to have good STRAWBERRIES, and will lg-
chea '
l{lollies cleaning time is here. Don t fail to try
CAN LIQUID SOAP. A sample for the asking" Btlrl
month brittle It is a grand cleaner.
We wish to "serve and please you with good things,
prices.
LURE; ’20 1313!
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
Rename others have failed to give re-
8 ' .
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
.walks. and Guarantee our work. <
- EXAMINA‘HON FREE!
0. B. JACKSON.
6"th Optician".
58 Wall Bil. Norwnlk. Ct.
W000 Bean Poles. Quantities to suit puriflliSbl‘s.
FERTILIZERS
, for farm. garden, lawn, trees. shrubs an‘d'yllgWél'
Telephone quit iii-z. , ‘. . 2
. , North River Roe Skull.
' '2 North River Buck Shad
'COd,
Steak Cod.
Pollock,
institutes In blue and Masha-the latest pattern
”and white mm worried, til». 2
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