l Cottage. Avenue, ow 7.?th 7 cit l'I‘i ‘; mu ,t silo hospice, ' Mrs. John Willem-33mph was the _ guest. inst Week of it. and all r d produce. of Crhiliichtdt hVéhifitziovfa; 93' _< Captain il‘ranir Align ' edging dovln the mast putting in a new shit. and dressing down the boom of. . yacht Ayii. . Clarence 0 Flgeids today. Captain Frank work. . ’ " M William LeC‘dllnt putwhls launch in the water and lllt‘tl collimation for the . I .71 hWiilhlm ' sumlhcr today. Inhew w'atera edge” by .. Thompson. ‘ ‘~" special meeting in th .37 ‘ ' day afternoon The re ‘ ofIthe coi- lecling committee wiifhe llard. I Captain A Merritt havelymf in the yacht Adele.) on her to have. ex ed. The rest a th picted halo. c Jody oval-hon Mrs J. J. Faust is requested that everyone b‘ no the Oceanurore an s l u will inks place next .1.“ Saturday Everything wits in readi can Saturday, but the rain prevented p ay- iug. The Mayflowers will practice dur— ing the week. o» » Undoubtedly there would have been a big crowd at Dorlon’sI' Point. yester- day. if the Weather had been clear. As it was, everything was ‘ bleak as in winter. .s The paint wil .33" 7‘ just as httrootlve and no lie; thanIevér}: .héfor‘e, this s' 7 77 7‘ Captain W. H. Verity and Miss Fair- child were throwni. all arrliike while out drivingjr $.10 Both were well shake the Jill.- tei was quite badly idolized ‘ “lll‘hb I'llii'l‘J dent was caused by Mr. Veritys and another oarrlnize locking wheels. ,. it is reported that ahPIEastiNorWAik men, while under the influence of ii- quor. committed a dastardly assault on ills alx~yeur~ old (laughter. it is said he looked the child in a room with ' himself. No steps have been made as ylilnt‘o prosecute. but it "is likely there w be. ‘ . id ' rruu might for a denial and fair Which will be held on the Mdthlldlst Church porches. next hating; yfu mount Niles Bessie 13 initial? . fair _7a ‘ ll “club on . ole. ,. it will be calm ' . :(iwg ill supply all Iyour n i hes in Glow. by Chri 1' . sent“ . cred. a that the person who ring 7 consistentlw in a Christian. need not... lack anything. but may enjoy untagaly ill ennui of which speak plainly of the three ‘ 59:1,? n the topic. viz.. the aiity and visibility of Besides come from. as l Thessalonians, 4.16; toncilgd oil Gardner. Fowler . work after an lilo . lasting several 6 on Kate Donahue. of .Southport. is the nest of her sister, Mrs. Dooiing. Harman Hooter has arrived from 'New York to spend the scanner at his summer residence. The Epwortb been“ of the Barton Methodist church will hold msociable tth 1 Will weed, Friday he ' r on re of the Darien Methodist Church will begin this week. One of the chief features will be the practice of anthems for Sunday 7 morulns Mra. charié‘a lini‘tle,“of Cedar Rap- ids. iowa. has arrived at her sister’ a. Mrs. F. J Mead. of New Canaan, to iapond the summers Tue so our tin».ylsl.ted her niece. MWA 15 china made in 1790. consisting of a tureen and large platter. inc all). d63§ations are. ,d cl ed in cherry ome al‘f'd- 7Q‘v .5” . is room are , which the, young u as of the bill on Congregational Church have been holding. closed hiat- urday. The sale was one of the most successful on record and t 9 Young ladies must have realized a cry neat sum. The case of C. B. Barretson vs Samuel White some up in the parlor 'f‘ fown' Hall. daturday. before Judge William Beholdknccht. Mr. White suod‘lto recover $63, the amount he claimed Mr. Carrotson owed him for if s B " . , u it mcrlmu delivered in the (loam-o rational Church, Thursday night. was ,very much o7 Jig-id attend- 3"?“ Mi. . : ”all were out to t light home in of one of the many S fptures which , on this subject. .i Phillstinee 3. 20. and others. and then y the purpose of his coming. Revelations e til 77f. lions‘l’ "whit. ~ win. llgiven or charitable attiihdd ? are e of his daughter—in law. The Christian Advent Church. 77 7 i l who Augustus ’i‘hor’nea‘ property on the west side was sold at public cue l Edit “ ii “Crockett avenue. annual the hamlet Church" The Rev. Frank C. Brown of iiclnted. interment was at Grove Cemetery, Dorian. _ WM“. BOHOOLMASTERS' ROUND TABLE. g”...— Mill in soalu Norwalk slide... With ‘ superintendent Feats. ‘ There was an interesting meeting of the Schooimaslors' Round Table. of Western Connecticut in the ulndorgnr. ten room of the Franklin school, Satur- day morning at 10: 30 colock. There was a fair attendance present of super- intendents and principals throughout Fairfleid County their being twelve principals from schools in Nor-walls among the number. Musical Director Howard. In! the Bridgeport schools addressed those present and gave his view concerning his method or mail in the schools He gave his personal experience per taming to music in the public schools He told of the great success it had been in the public schools in Bridge- r Principal Willard of Stamford. talk- ' - ed in favor of tho rIeaolutlon as adopt ed by the Fail-field County Teachers Aessoclatlou on May 3. relatlvc.I to granting the teachers leave of absence an halt bay for every seventh year of continuous service A discussion on this followed. The following questions were then discussed by those present taking up considerable time: relative to music in the public schools: "Should there be examinations with grading in music?" "What credit should be given for markinn inn sic loin fishing 1" ‘Sl 1“! ,' 5.? W77- . , «Kuwaiti grey Who can sing. but will not?" chorus singing he made to appeal to pupils, MW loan. them unison .ln the swluino but can is done in the envoy” of affording pupils oppond tunitles to hear good music?” . Superintendent Newton '13 Hobart. of the Stamford schools. proaldod ov r «the meeting. and Superintendent W. hooto, acted as secretary. The follow- 0.1..Bllrdifilig .8130 ravens and Julia Clark? ‘ 3” "' The committee to have charlie of the next program is Principal 10.14. Gunman chairman: Principal Bare. of New Canaan, and Mills Ann .lf 1 on. B. D. SHEEDV lNJURED. Dr. B. l). ShoodY. of Bridgeport, Was thrown from his hidyulo at the corner of Falrfleld avenue and Courtland log a fracture of the rl ht aheuide blade. a bruise to the let elbow and . the loss of the nail of a lancer on the H ‘ oft handi‘a W . passinxw . rind assists ‘I“ State street. . * _ l attending”; . villi: not lie incapacitate fro accident, trillions siderablc pain i ”Willi?“ turn in; It a of} 7 Which the voice of Judge mil lug were the commutation pro “mil 1 ii 7,. %I‘.“ .772} 7 anneal instructor lanaiphiu «and New Jersey, ' ‘ ’ Went to‘ dttéild the funeral ‘ t ‘ two local in Nome] all... night. Judge John H cl. ernments in- Norwallr, and that 7 7 continual system of the town a ly7 would he placed upon a unite meeting would give place to a non of appropriation . . it is evident that the fudge has been ' watching the progress of 'evventuI Stamford. Events do not maven . idly in local-government reform some would like. but they are h 1) forward nevertheless. and we are long way ahead of Norwalk at present writing. The meson a“ is heard wair called to consider the and tor of a high school. ,. The meeting d ‘91,: clued it did not want to so into the Spring “5 “f3 plain sight. and wit “ High School showing by what a town can surge ht to do for .the proper education ti youth. Non walk stays in the old tin of decals-let , meetln'a and a large number of tho‘ inhabitants are ready to one who proposes the peer at any - the schools under one hand and the es tabllshment of a high school that shall _ be if clearing house for the others. Some but the. objection upon the around' of expense. and others declare that the old way is good enoug'hethat What was sufficient for the. Norwailtera of former generations should suit the present one. and that when a child hall liclent equipment to take his place among the progressive clti‘lenshlp of the town. ., ‘ Perhaps the moat discouragina thing about it is that when a few me make an effort in the line of progress n and cation or government. there. is a crowd ready to declare that list has some axe to grind. that some selfish motive impala him All this is Very disheartening, no doubt. but the go ahead people of the Norwitllia .nu ht not to despair. There will come a try when Norwalk will elite what sire had been missing.’ To present. of affairs in- that town? adornaap op portunity to incite a cofh‘pa‘r n that will show how far ahead of mail: Stamford la in some things. but espec- ially in its feeling about the public . mo- school typical». Stanford not out fdillnao. but in every all 1““ c'ernlng its school the pea are liber al and procresaive‘u it 1.ng never. in recent years. failed to on p, ove all reasonable plans and upon ion" tion M ' only of note that the citizens of Stamford have : The tox- payers of tile do of South 7 ’ Norwik are hereby notified than the , city to“: of six mills on tile Idoliiirfilaid 7 .. on the assessment list of 1900. etc t 7.. eat held: :1 JA on Hall. I‘oli . a smattering of intelligence he has 3qu $3,.“ ms n a coagulant, on the until day of Marshall of). 1901,11!” the library fund tax of unequal-tor of a mill on the dollar. laid-I at the same tiara; will he” dueII‘ulld payablev’on the first day. of May, 1901i, at which time .1 will receive the panic at Jaoob LEI horizon-’5 once, No. 5 Railroad Place. Penalty at the rate ermine iii) per cent. a year from May I; 1001. will be charged on all bills mummies unpaid after June 1.1901. JAMES PA Uh. Collector of Taxes of the city of South Noon!!! South Norwalir. Afar Il,l19lll.m . ii calls Silver Brand Milk, dturog for the extension and improve; the. men of Its“ amnion soil 7 . sail the reset is "that soulful "nerd and plain enjoy no good facilities for preparation for the active duties of pay” "(odds are afforded by any ppea ‘c . in unethical cultu‘ . the South Nor‘vmlk schools; says: - , "Ago A an old sauce is not at . ' 7t street. Bridgeport. last week; sustain , n‘e eyes and a voice. she will! in gauge round 46* if r . g"intuit llawnesd ’ - Soda Cracker-op . . . Hermitage cones, " hols Dual. 75 1b. Ilkzu . , The so... 77 . Hartford. sold me. secede. option ' habitats of Piaist’c‘d’s. f‘Thluk healthful .trifies. Though they small appear. Small sends. the mountains. Moments unlike the year"-— and tildes-atoll pocket books. i " ‘- fligh Levin Print Butter, _7 21c per lo. 959’; 17c airs. ,lllc pkg. 86'th in o. sell Raising Flour. fi. 70. Claimant, 5c ill. - ‘\ 25c7cul.;7 1502 Connecticut. ' it’stime lotion ieryIand low cut-s , dust the Inert that the feet glad- HPPPPW . Here they are I . humans up your total opinion
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