Seth Eemiugton will lead the class:
meeting at the First Methodist Church is
tonight
. Welcome Stranger Lodge, Sons of St.‘
George, will nominate officers at its
meeting this evening.
1 M. Krasovitz and 8. Fox, are reddy
‘ to make all kinds of summer sphere!
‘for ladies. 47 North Main street.
There will be a meeting of the 16:15.1
branch of the Barber's Unlon‘nt tile
shop of Secretory llolla Block this level
hing.
' A delegation of South Norwalk went
to Hartford teddy to attend the annual
convention of the State. Fireman's as
sorintlon.
~.—.w.—.—L’
Luther M. Wright will represent Put-
' 11am Hose Company at the State Fire-1
men's convention nt Hartford. today
and tomorrow.
The yacht Defiance. belonging to Dr.
Keeelcr, of New Canaan. was launched
from George Wicks“ ways in Rowayton
yesterday afternoon. .
. Our Brothers' Lodge. I 0.0. F.
wo1ked the second degree. last night.
The reports of delegates to the conven-
tion in New Haven. were given.
After sojourning in Rhode island
and Massachusetts for the past' two
months Miss Grace Dickerman has re
tuined to her home in High street.
The trustees of tips South Norwark
Baptist Church will in a meeting this
evening It is desired that all be pre
sent. as business of “importance is to
come 11p.
Old Well Lodge. A. F. and A. M.
will confel the third degree this eve
hing in their lodge rooms in Washing-
ton sir eel After the work a banquet
will be se1v.ed
-—-Suits and trousers to order.
lin‘s.
Grif-
Secretary and Mrs. .1. H. Norris. o.
the Young Men's Christian Association
will entertain “the board of directors at
tea this evening. An adjourned meet
ing of the board will be held directly
after.
The handsome yacht. which was
purchased in Bridgeport by Captain
Mallory. a butter in Danbury, and who
lives lit-Bell island during the summer.
arrived at Rowuyton yesterday. it is
ready for the coming season.
“1.
General Russell Frost. as special
counsel with Attorney General Phelps,
went to Hartford today. to assist Mr
Phelps in the hearing before the com
mittee on fisheries and game regarding
the claim of 'l‘almadge & Lyon, to part
of the Southport natural oyster bed.
The hearing was called for 2 o‘clock.
.1 large number from the Norwuike
went to Bridgeport last evening to at-
tend the old-fashioned cake walk
which was presented in Madison nail.
Joe Wolcott and Joe Guns. the col
ored fighters. were two of the Judges
Wulcott was a second for“ Walker in
the lattcr‘s bout With Menahun, last
Friday night.
Mrs. Harrison Waterman. of Great
Plain, who was tried ill the Danbury
City Court. Saturday afternoon. on the
ilumune Society’s complaint that she
had used unnecessary severity in chas-
tising George Underhlll. a small boy in
her care. was fined $10 and costs, am-
ounting in all to $27. 52 Florence Mil—
ler. a little girl who had been living in
the Waterman family, was committed
to the County Home, at Norwulk. ‘
Ralph B. Gregory. of South Norwalk.
and Miss Margaret E. Duff. daugntm
of the late Thomas Dull. of the Dum-
barton iron Works. of New York city.
were married at 21 Nelson place. New-
ark, N. J.. last 'l‘uesduy. at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon)", The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr Currie. of
the antdn Place Baptist Church.
'Mr. on Mrs. Gregory will reside in
South Norwulk. Mr. Gregory is the
wcll~known bicycle rider.
*J'Jiiiilrl‘li
THE JnWELsRs. .
3 MAIN since-r, uonWALK.
no wnsume‘rou or. so. nonmtk
You will and complete ,
OPTICAL DEPARTMEN1‘8
ct both or stores, with room as-
beeisiiy 11111 for that purpose.
. Spectacles and eyegqusos fitted by the
moat ilnprovcd methods and entities-
'tion guaranteed. - you life having
trouble with you 'y silt-11111- glasses’
' Method!
l1. Street. and . 1
rli‘ord. today to" a
' ' ironies s convention.
WWW
are in New York. today.
i'ii.
walk. is visiting William Hogan. in
Medium! street. Stamford .
«nun—-
the South Norwalk Methodist
church tumorrow night. .
MM
iPonassus Council. it. A.. will 3lve an
jentcrtsinmeht. supper and smelter to;
.its triiihds. after the meeting this even-
lug.
Sons of Temperance. a committee was
appointed to make nirannemouts for n
strawberry festival.
Floyd T. Roscoe 11 cities wil out as
usual in the N111 walk Methodist Church
at 7: 30 oclook this evening. Au invi-
tation is extended to all. « -
Members and friends of the Norwalk
Cbristllm Endeuyor- Union are request.
ed to Watch for further announcement
.‘1
'of the next meeting of the Norwalk
Chril'stlun Endeavor Union.
M
Secretory Loo Davis of the Old Woii
sent his company at the State Fire
men‘s convention at Hartford tome
rdw.
Old Well Lodge. A. F. and A. .
will meet tonight and confer the wire
degree. All Master Masons are our
dlaily invited. A banquet will follow
the working of the degree.
An Epworth League sociable will be
held in the lecture room or the Norwalk
Church on Friday evening
Members fthe League me requested to
invite their friends. Admission tree
Mr‘sf'“ Mary A Olmstead. widow or
Samuel Olmsteud. who died in Giéen-
wich. at the advanced age of ninety
years and live months. was the mother
of George M Olmstend of New Cannon.
James iu'ilommediou went to Stum—
ford today to attend a meeting,r of the
stewards of the Methomst Church in
that place. He will“ be back in limo
to lend the class meeting in the East
Avenue Methodist Church this even-
ing
Judge Joseph 11.33101 Went to
Bridgeport this morning. it is said
that the R. A, McDonald alleged for-
gery case is to come 1111 for trial. At-
torney H. E. Ferris also went to
Bridgeport. today.
The Round Table degree was coil-
ferred at the regular meeting of Pal-
estine Castle, No. 2, A. O. K. of M. C.
last night. After the work. a bounti-
ful collation was served. There was a
fair attendance and all enjoyed them-
selves.
The Whatsoever Circle of the King‘ 11
Daughters will meet tonight with Mrs
Leo Dnvis.15 Henry street East Nor-
walk. Tile proposed amendments to
the constitution will be voted on at
this meeting.
w.._..__.,
Some people are unable to under-
stand why it is that in some of these
Sunday closing towns. like Norwulk.
for instance, the increase of sales in
the court plaster trade keeps pace with
the traffic in safety razors—New Hav-
en Pnllndlum.
..m»—a.—....._... .
Henry I). Meeker. whose leg was am:
pointed at the Norwnlk bospitul, as the
result of a trolley accident, In com-
fortably resting at the above named
institution. The improvement in his
condition is insufficient. however. to
warrant the wisdom of his removal
home.
The South Noywulk police has been
informed that several potty robberies
have been committed in Westport dur
ing the past few nights. It was said
that several robberies took place Sat-
urday night in Bridgeport, so the po
lice are on the lookout for thieves in
the NorWalka.
Douglas Fowler Post. No. 43, (i. A
R.‘, held a meeting last night in G. A
it. hell in Washington street. 1 was
stated this morning that no furt or or
rangemellts had been made concern
ing Memorial 111.111.“. bud been made
last Monday nig t the full program of
the proceedings for that day. appear
lng exclusively in The Sentinel the
. following day.
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The electric lights in South Norwalk
Were out aboutfiwo hours last night.
’and the. streets were very dork. A
broken wire in South Main street was
the trouble. The lights also Went out
Saturday night at 12 o‘clock. Again
graph pole. which was undermine Jill
Benton street by the sewer contract»
ors‘, Lubrano is Cheriot. tell across the
wires. breaking thorn; The damage
was repaired by-2 oclock Sunday
morning.
The poor debtorsc ' oath «in ndnilhls’
tered to Harry Mykatt the young man
who is charged with appropriating
jewelry belonging to rum. 0 Butler,
or Boston. to his own use. at Bridge
port. yesterday; Attorney ‘Johu S.
Pullman. who is also the marshsl for
gaudy 11th Bridge rt
Miss Fanny l3. Hoyt and Writer Com; L ‘
Vmissionsr iioold S. Hoyt of {Dust aveg
Margaret buoy. of South Nor... ‘
A. quarterly conference Will be held
At the investing of Concord Division."
“you try it on.
just the; Shirts you want at
soc 1113150.. ‘
‘1
masomo 51.1.5.2...
NORWALK s‘ron
"‘3de to $20. See What you Save. we cani iii any young ,
_ man as well as a tailor can. and you donit have to guess,“ f
;._ how the suit is going to lock on you. Yen know when ‘ '
0111' lines of Negligee Shirts are complete.- We have
Everything on young men’ s wear.
the price yen want to pay
14 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK STORE,
Hook it Ladder Company will repre .
represented Min '
b‘ S
a»...
Feed and Grain to be rightmost be clean~abso~ .
The Feed and Grain you buy-
from as is always clean.
lately clean.
best.
Grain.
Clean Grain is the
Dirt is unhealfhfulrfor your animate
Buy Oats That's Clean.
Agent for WaSbbum-Cmsbv {5 Co.’ 3 (Crack-
Manuel 1'. Hatch."
er '5) Floor.
Haoeyon ever-visited Ja ckson ’5
If not. do so at once.
It costs you not/ring.
Studio .’
and you will see the latest Productifms
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI:
0m- Platinnms Last Forever.
]A CKSON'S STUDIO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Cameras 51.0 010 $25.00.
“EKG
DAKS!
20 per cent Discount.
Fresh Elms and Papers a! boys In Stock.
William P. Beers,
Bookseller and Station",
49 Wail Street,
Nbfbalk. Calm.
x
w. A. BENEDICT.
Room 1. Masonic Building.
116 Washington St...
Norwalk.
80. Norwalk.
My door 531':
Norwulk,C0n11., May 21. 1901.
Just think of it! Clothing 11111111! for you, at the mode for- thew
other-fellow prices! It means a great deal to you.
L ilStOlli made
Lloilliug are the sort that give tone to rlmruc‘tol, and when the
)il‘itCS pound you have no reasonable mouse for not buying them.
$13 50 pays for a way good suit here.
Others have this kind.
and are pleased, very much with the value icccivcd.
0111' best solvicc always at your command,
W. A. BENEDICT.
NOT ABIDJNG BY VOTE. _
Mr Ella claims the Board of School
Visitors Are Not Acting Legally.
NORWAhK. 001111.. May 21.1901.
To The Evening Sentinel. Flow lire
the Board of School Visitors abiding
by the wish of the recent special town
meeting. when they pass a resolution
to organize the "Norwalk High School"
for the next sobbol year, with four do
partme'nts. while the special town
meeting exprehsiy and “That the
Board of School Visitors. be and they
hereby Ms requested to take no steps
or do any act or use toward chang—
in the present ills h 1100 i new or
th s town until after 1111‘. next a rial
meeting " and]! swine. the scoop res:
olutlon "That the. present High so cal
system at this town be Good tinned .
such time as the toy/n in l
shill direct otherwise?“ 1
Bear in mind that “the present ngb 5
school system.” does net menu» “New
wulk High Schoo “’ it was this latter
which the town eetine‘ wanted to me
J‘QBOL
MONDAY AFTERNOON WRIST.
Mrs. Charles J. Hill and Mrs. C. B.
Coolidge entertained the Monday A!
tornoon Waist Club at theycontral
Club.- yesterday. This was the dust
meeting of the 8111111011 and the mom
beis devoted ihamstVes to having the
pleasantent possible time. The first
prize was won by re. Dexter Hitch
cook. it was a. scant iiul white silk an
. The second bride, a silver pic
this frame. wont to Mrs. ii. W. Grey-
ory. and Miss Alice Cole took the third
prize. silver sleeve The con
solution Mine was awarded
Charles Naylorn
cologne. . "
TRAMWAV'S gunmen sunspot
The summer schedule oth Tru
wily division will conimence
3'1‘lierc are sixteen ”runs"
Mahmud 11 ' ' we ‘ in
every conductor and not men w ,
Ravi» a now edit. {genuine}; hr 36
wrist. 1 .
1N Y.
ll .
der the ,
new system. instead or also as at pres “
. till 11 in {law have ,‘
White Mountqu ice cream freezers for ‘
bill‘s. 1.11111; up the ad’.‘ .
._ m—JH‘I—W . . ‘
Mrs. Johanna Linxweller has returna
ed to her home inioouth him-walk of.
tor spending a week in Danbury with
friends. , ,
Mrs. Sarah Sherman. of Westoort
avenue. tell one day recently. while
getting out of a carriage 111111 broken
3.
flmw /
a—whlome Journal or Woman’s Corn
pardon or Ledger Monthly. 711, at the
ner’ a.
Mrs. James heating. of Danbury
was the guest yesterday of Mr. and
Mrs John McMahon. of Fresno street.
Norwalk‘.
"flown-M
lb“. (3. (i. (lregoryWus in,Middlctown. ' '
yesterday, intending the meeting of the
bolud of trustees of the llospitul for
. the insane.
Miss. Violet Livingston. of Boston.
and Mrs Muyme Fowler of Yonkers.
were guests of Mr. and M19 0
ii. Alstbornc last woolr.
may -
Sherman council. Royal Arcanum
will hold a meeting tonight at its
rooms in Washington street. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
w
James Keeling, of Dunbury is tak-
' log the place of Conductm Vaughn.
. while the latter is attending the con-
ductors' convention at Detroit.
'0“ .-
.; The Sunday evening service at Glace
. Clnm l1 at the urgent modest of p111 ish—
’ liners nnd friends. has been changed
from 4: 15 to 7: 30, begins 11exl.Sundny
"m,
Mrs. Mary A. Feller. died at her
home, 42 Butler street No1walk yes-
terday. The funeral will be held from
St. Mary's Cliuioh tomorrow molding,
at 9 ooloek
A special meeting of the South Nor
walk Fire Department will be held Fri
day night. in the rooms of Old Well
Hook ililli Ladder Company. for the
purpose of nominating a chief engin-
oer.
.At the Golf Club opening. Saturday.
there will be two prizes for :1 putting
contest among the ladies, one prize for
n {1111111111 contest between the men. and
u hundirap tournament of nine holes
for which one prize is offered.
Joseph Clone died this monling ill
the home of Mr.».and Mrs. George W.
Kindell. in Ann street, where he has
been visiting. The deceased has been
ill for some time. The remains will
be taken to liropkiyn tomorrow morn-
oiog. _
The Pierson iManufacturing Com-
pany is getting its 1111111 tors in the
building now occupied by Buckingham
Post ready for occupation as an over-
all manufactory. A runway is to be
built at the rear of the building, and
changes will be made in thel nlerlor.
Several of the local oystermeu eon-
trlbuted specimens of oyster shells of
various growths. for the collection rep-
resenting the oyster industry. which
the Shell Fish Commission is to send to
the Pun-American exposition. yester-
day. They also sent. photographs of
steamers. etc.
an...
A cottage prayer meeting will be held
at the, home of Mrs. Lee. Merwln street .
tomorrow evening; "at 7: 45 o ',cloek un-
der the auspices of the Norwaik Metho-
dist Church: John Vallieont will have
charge of the service. Mrs. Lee is 1111
invalid and desires that all of her on.
workers and old friends be present at
this meeting.
Thursday evening in Trinity Church,
Mendelssohh’s Hymns of Praise will be
rendered by the choirs of Grace and
Trinity Churches. and tho follOwing
quartette: Mrs. Mansfield. soprano;
Grace Ad‘nma. oontrnlto; HenryM. 3&1»
unblatt tenor, Albert M. Mansfield. -
s11. assisted by Mrs. James Hall, orgen~
lot; and Miss Mae Adams. pianist. The.
rehearsal will be bold tonight at ii
o’clock. instead of 7:30.
W‘s-W”
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Continued from First Page.“
or nearly 100 fleet from the bottom of
the iron foundation
‘ When the sun put in or continuance ‘ 1
today, people began to flock to Wil
attendant upon the raising of the cyl—
inner. When 11' Sentinel reporter ar-
riyed at the place, he feund Young .
America very much in evidence. am'tp
tour photographers. members of the
Philadelphia menstruation com 1137.
n“.
1 esteem of the nine Foundry coin
Philadelphia. tile firm that turn
, the iron. tor the yiinders. and
“other men. .
. derrick iii-ii,
us a, represent .
J
bushels to sack.) . '
Are line cooking Potatoes.
bushel.
Our. Roughsrr ws 1151.011 and $1 .10
the saddest hats out this season.
15c, better ones up to $1. 50
Split Straws. _$l. 00 to $2. 00.
Children’ 5 Hats. l5o. 25c and 48c.
Cloihler and Furnlshcr.
4B and 50 WALL ST.
zmmmsmn ' ’
returned.
tonsnzo 111133
Do Net Despair
58 Wall St.
At freight yard.
of getting your eyes comfortably hitch
because others have failed to give re-
lief.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor:
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J RCKSON ,
‘Gradtlatc Optician.
Nprwalk. Ct.
1
BEAN pet-
I0,000 Bean Poles.
FERTILIZERS
for farm, garden, lawn, trees. Shrubs and doom
Telephone Call 97:3.
We are in daily receipt of native caught Flat Fish, Black “flail,
Striped Bass, Frost Fish and Perch. .
STEAK POLLOCK.
WEAK FISH,
FRESH MACKEREL.
(Extra Fine. )
nor»: SHAD,
Gc LBJ- _
80 L6...
106 “Bi"
ALL FRESH ARR’iVAL AND FRESH GAUGc
“son’s Point to witness the operations j.
They are-1 is
Can be sold as“ seeder for
if you want any, speak qurck. as lenpectt
them all sold bv Wednesday night. backs are mine
Quanbhes to sud purchiiser'
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Norwalk Chronicler