' her daughter Mrs. Sarah Wilson. of 5i Washincitbn St. So:Norwalk 111111 11111 10111. sin-1: 1.1.2.111; is noise that ice 2 Cream for 811m day dinner. Mrs. Richard C. Mitchell, of Denver. (301.. In visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Newcomb, of West Main street. Captain Oscar St. John sailed yes- teiday for Jacksonville and St Augus- tine, Fla. to look after a large‘ land claim 4......“ wCaps. Caps. O’Brien. Miss Jennie flates2“.fand Miss Viola Dates. of Union avenue, have returned from a trip to Springfield, Hartford and New Haven. Mr. and Mrs.Ci1an Townsley, of New Ymk are guests of Scams Sel- lcck, of Merwin street ——Evcrythlng new in Ladlcs' Neck- wcar. Belts. Hosiery. Underwear. Cor~ sets. etc. M. S. Smith & Co. ”— The early morning prayer meeting in the Norwalk Methodist Church. tomor- row morning. at 9:30 o‘clock. will be in charge of W. A. Benedict. Everybody is invited. Especially strangers. Miss Richmond of London. who has been the guest of Mr and M1s. A. H. Byington. left today. for Philadelphia. She is accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Byington. who are on route to Wash- ington. D. C. —-Hot house Lettuce. be head. at Hayes 5. .2 of. Tomorrow being the great feast of Pentecost or Whitdhpday there will be a special musical service with pro- cession, in the evening at the Chapel of 0111' Holy Saviour. 'l‘ilcrector. Rev. .l Morris Coerr. will preach. The street commissioners of South Norwalk have awarded the contract for the four hundred feet of new sew- er ordered laid in Bayview avenue by the last meeeting of the Council. to John Fanzllli. it is expected that work will be commenced within a few days. ” ——Handsome line of Striped and Plaid White Goods. in our 190 Sale. All grades White Quilts. hemmed and fringed borders. M. S. Smith St Co. Rev. W. H. Hubbard. of the South Norwalk Baptist Church. will return home today, from Springfield. Mass. where he has been as delegate attend- ing the May anniversaries. Mr. Hub— bard is a life member of the American Baptist Missionary Union. Lieutenant Colonel Wilbur S. Wat- son. of Danbury. medical director oi Brigade Connecticut National Guard. on the staff of General Russell Frost of South Norwalk. has been detailed by Adjutant General Cole to represent the state at the convention of the ussocla tion of militaiy surgeons of the United States which will be held at St. Paul Minn. May 30-31. and Junel —- Choice Fowls and Chickens. 13%0 lb. l-iayes's. There is no change in the strike sit- uation at Waterbury. A crowd of strikers hissed and jeered two non union men who returned to work at the Farrell Foundry & Machine Com pany. yesterday. but there was no son ions demonstration. Thirty carpenters employed by the Seoley & Upham Company. had struck because the con- cern employed two nonunion men The strike lasted but an hour, the company yielding. «Clothes. market and oilice Baskets of every description. windpw curtains. all phone; Curtain poles and rods in brass and enamel at M. 8.; Smith at Co. a. Mrs. Louisa Selieck Tompkins. mum of Stephen Tompkins formerly of West Norwalk. died at the home of Stamford. Wednesday night. aged about seventy-slx“.years. Deceased had relatives in south Norwalk and Norwalk. The funeral will he attend- ed this fternoon. Two daughters our vlve. rs. Sarah Wilson and Mrs Ella Bell. of Stamford. be in the West Norwalk cemetery. Wichita :iMAlN STREET. NORWALN 011 WASHINGTON 3T. 80. NORWALK You will had complete ' OPTICAL DEPARTMENTS 1.1213110: our stores. with room on- up for that purpose. Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the most improved methods and satisfac- lf you are having trouble with your eyes. if y ‘r glasses ' do not 11.11 you. if min are 111111.111 to headaches or have been titted by an in- socially titted tion guaranteed. 2 and are the guests or Miss Clara Van ' ifieveral barges loaded with coal have ‘ day evening, at 7:45 o’clock. The interment will C..(l free. e .2 Main mm wcholine Straw Hats. 0' mien. ”Fred Grumman. of New Rochelle, Will spend Sunday at his home in leases ; place. 4 4 .._....-........ Mrs. L. (,3. Day. of East areuue. was out yesterday, for the first timexntter a two weeks’ illness. . Miss Edna Cook. of 1110111141111. 0111. is i1 gnerlt of Miss Mary Partrlck of Newtown avenue w...- Miss Ware Nichols and Miss Cleve» Maren. of East avenue. arrived at Wilson's Point to be taken up the Danbnry road. .1. 0. Wilson. of the .l. c. Wilson 11111 Company. of New York. was in South Norwaly. yesterday. Division No. 1. Ancient Order of Hi- bernians. will hold its next meeting Thursday night, June 13th. —-Boys' Straw Hats. O'Brien. The Norwalk Club will give an in- formal smoker and reception to the ladies. next Wednesday evening. Mina Louise Woodward. of Elm street has been visiting Miss Elizabeth Pat— terson. of New York. this week. W Professor Charles Wilder. of the Nor- J. Mire of New Mil lit! ivl spend 11ers 11a show worth coming to seemécoiiic and see it. It 2s“ 1111;111:231 in yourpocket to know about the good sliirtdawe sell at little prices... .. .2 . . ‘ '1; ' ‘ 2"; 11149.: and $1. on. pticcs. Handsome. You cant find bet- ' ii. Great values In negligees at these strong shirts, two collars with each one ter shirts in town for the money. All colors and White. 2 1 : Pleated body shirts at 4815., the latest style. Negligeea for buys, 4811: and $1..oo ;. "Mothers Friend” shirt waists for boys. 50c and 981:. Blouses for boys 3 to 8, 50c to $1.00. 4 ".1, Underwear in all kinds. colors and sizes; shirts size 34 to so; drawers. 30 to 50. ‘ Our self-conforming Derby at $2.50 fits any head automat? ically. 'I ry on one and see. Other good ‘Dcrbies at $3.00 and $2. Summer goods are all in———evcrything 21 1111111 or boy wears but shoes. 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET. BOUTH NORWALK STORE. MASONIC BUILDING. NORWALK STORE. walk University School. has been call- ed to Boston..by the death of his sister. Will Shelton launched his boat Juan~ its. yesterday. He recently purchased her from Austin Wakeman. of Sangu- tuck. Mrs. heGrand Butts and Mrs. George Butterworth. of The Green, will give a luncheon to a few friends. Tuesday. at 1:30. The Norwalk Christian Endeavor Un~ ion will hold its annual meeting at the South Norwalk Baptist Church. Mon~ wMerchants and other deeming space for exhibition purposes at the Grand Bazaar and Food thiblt in the Armory. June 4th to 8th should apply to Secretary N01 rls at the Y. M. w.— Eugene Davis. baggage master at the Norwalk station of the New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad. is softer- ing from a sprained ankle. Colonel E. H. Mathewson has Just erected a very handsome monument on his plot in Riverside Cemetery. it is of Barre granite and weighs ten tons. The Klondyke Social Club held an- other very successful dance. last night The attendancewus kept down some- fhat. by the rain. but those who attend- ed report a fine time. Palestine Castle No. 2. A 0 K. of M C.. will hold its regulm meeting on Monday evening. All Sir Knights and members of the degree team are curu» cstly requested to attend. There will be a concert at Sturte- vunt‘s. tonight. at which Miss Millic- Decker.. mandollnlst. and S. S. Clary baritone. will appear. and at which tht planola will be exhibited. ~10 lb. pail Lard, 901'; 10c lb.. at Hayes‘s. Suit Pork. Miss Celia Bradley. of Orange. N. .l. who has been the guest of her brother Charles Bradley. 01 Grove street. e11 tered the convent yesterday in Jersey City. l‘he R & G's will play the Culpho- phone Company' s team of B1ldgcpo1t at the Deeke1 [1 leld East N01 walk Decoration Day morning The game is called for 10 o’clock. 'i‘he scholars of the Norwnlk Meth~ odlst. Baptist and Congregational Sun- day schools ure requested to meet at their respective churches tomorrow. at 2:3. o'clock. to attend the union ser- vice in the Methodist Church. The propeller City of N01 walk took 375 barrels of shellac to New Y01k.lust night. it is said that it was one of the hugest loads that was overtaken on the boat. along with the other 1111113111. The devotional meeting of the Ep- worth Leanne of the Norwalk Metho dist Church tomormw evening, at 6: 30 o’clock. will be conducted by Floyd 'l'. Ruscoe. it. is hoped that a large at- tendance may be present. '_ WW ~Dr. M. S. Rosemocullat and aurlet can be consulted in the parlors of the Mahaekemo Hotel. on Tuesday and Fridays. between the hours of 1 and .'1 p. 111.. and daily between 9 and 12 11 m. 6 and 9 p. 111.. at 515 Fairlieid sure one. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. Dr. C eorge E.C1am. of [Dust avenue. has recently graduated from the New York College of Physicians and Sur goons. completing a four years’ course. and is now visiting at his home here. for a stunt time. Monday he will onto the Seney Hospital. in Brooklyn. . mun-aim A new crank pin has been placed in the propeller Eagle and she in now making her usual trips to New York and retmn. Yesterday she carried 11 laige quantity of cement out to reen 1-1 Ledge to be used on the new ..ght house. W The funeral of the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johnson. of Raymond street. was held hone their residence. yesterday afternoon. The Rev. John .l. Faust. ésstor of the East Avenue Meth- ‘odl . » uni The most expensive course through life is taken by . those who continually buy the cheapest of everything. It isn’t the rule here that the highest price must be paid to get the best grain. but the kind you should buy, nat- urally ought to cost more than the kind you don‘ t want, ' and will certainly be worth it. BUY OATS THAT’S CLEAN. AGENT FOR “CROCKER’S FLOUR. i am near; just as 1111 as the nczucsi lcttci box or Manuel 1'. Hatch. telephone. Hm 111:1 ever wanted Ja Gks anm ’8 If not, a so at mice. S t u d1 0 ? It costs you notblng. of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ART Oar Platinums last Forever. ” jACKSON’S STUDIO. 2 53 WALL srissr. NORWALK. Cameras $1. 0 0lo $25. 00. OPPOSITE HOTEL. 20 per cent Discount Fresh Films and Papers 4111:1315 in Stock. William P. Beers, Bookseller and Station". 49 Wall Street. Nowalk. Conn. ‘ 111.112.1111.. ; 4 mission 20 cents. and you will see the Latest Productions . note that on account. of the many ln~ .GKODAKSI W 1111111111111 I: Hoyt are having a closing” out sale of dry goods. serpents, furni 1.15151. at the atrial wares mentioned in the 1111.01 The Mon Store. Main and Wall streets. Namath. today. WV”— Have yen visited the Fair Cloak store lately? It will pay you. ladies , to call and examine their shirts and shirt waists. l i 1 1| yt' m... The cabinet of theticpworth Magus of the South No1 walk Methodist idols copal Church was to have held a meet- ing 111111 night with me president. Miss Sadie E. Budwell. but owing to the rain the meeting was not held H . . The oyster boats Commodore and Commander beloh‘fiing’ to Captain 3‘ W. Ellsworth. .arrlved in the South ,Norwalk harbor, yesterday. from Rock away. They Will be loaded with seed oysters. The steamer ()strea also ar rived from Rockaway for the same pun pose. A Weatpcnt young lady had her blcy cle smashed yesterday afternoon while riding through Van Zandt avenue, by having 11 horse attached to a "Silver Lake” ice wagon step on it. The young lady on the wheel and the horses and wagon both started to Close the street at the same time. and as a result they clashed. The young lady was apparently uninjured. although much frightened. The typewritten finding in the Wil- son kidnaping case. as made up by the official stenographer of the court has arrived at the Adams Express The cost for the document is $23.70. which means that. at the legal‘rate of ten cents a page. there are 237 pages in the finding. The exprossate on the finding is in addition to this cost. .—_.. wMay Queen Party. Calvary Baptist Church. Tuesday evening. May 28. Ad- A horse belonging to W. Hobbs. the Woodward avenue ice dealel got tum self in such a position at the barn dur ing the night that it was impossible to extricate him. although much effort was made to do so. After every means was resorted to it was decided that the horse would have to be shot and Joseph Bush. who is employed by ldx messmau Magnep. ended the cqulne‘s e... " .— ’I‘he family meeting of the South Nor- walk Congregational Church. Thursday evening. will be a Memorial Day ser- vice. Short addiesses will be made by Attorney (leotge H. Vosburgh. A. A Graham and the Rev. .l. B. Lawrence on Christian Patriotism: or. How We May Best Serve 0111' Country. After the addresses 11 brief congregational meeting will be held. and a vote will be taken with regard to the hour of the second Sunday service timing the sum- mer. ”Straw Hats. Straw Hats. O‘Brien. Members of the Friday Afternoon Club. Library Club. Woman's Club and Central Club are especially asked to terests incident to the spring season. “Federation Day' at the Central Club. will be postponed till fall. This meet— ing is announceFon the Central Club card for next Tuesday, but as it is an important meeting. and a number of matters of state interest would come up. it has seemed better to hold it when the clubwomen are not so busy as at present. —-Speciai sale of Phonograph Rec ords. 50c records for 351 today only Lockwood & Ives. 39 Wall street. Tomorrow being Whitsunday (Pente- costl, the services in St. Paul's Parish will be as follows: Holy Communion (:30 and 9 a. m.; Holy Eucharlt wttn sermon. 10:34 a. 111.; Evensong. with sermon. 7:30 p. m. The Holy Euchar- 61376511215161. Room 1, Masonic Building, Norwalk. 116 Washington St. 80. Norwalk. Norwalk. (111111.. May 25. 1901.2 Dear sirs: All men do not look well in the same clothing. Sonic need dark, others light materials. Some nerd short cut coals: some a little longer. Sonic trousers in well on one person. whilr it takes a lit- tle different si)lc to look no“ 1111 another. 'lakiugalllhcsc1111'1n1si1lcinti1m _\1111 have ilu why of ready- 111a1Ic clothing being less satisiaclmy than 1115111111 made (lure me made for you. and made to become the w cam | hey inst no more than the ready music. For clothes that become. i am Sincerely yours. W. A. BENEDICT. lat will also be celebrated on Monday and Tuesday in Whitsun-week at 10 11 m.. in the Chapel of Our Holy Saviour. This is one of the seasons when the church expects her faithful children to receive the Blessed Sacrament. no matter how often they may have com- municated during the year. The regular mieetlng of the junior members of the Audubon Society will be held next Monday afternoon. at 4 o'clock. The membership has greatly increased. making a “house meeting" impossible. Through the courtesy of Mr. Norris. this fneetlng will be held at the Young Men's Christian Association rooms. in Elizabeth street. Members of Norwalk and South Norwalk will attend thlsmeetlng. and any others who wish to join. The East Norwalk A NEW Summer Resort on the Islands. For season. week or day. All directly on the shore. Lighted with gas. Fine spring; water. Elegant table d’hafe meals. _; F'ne Bathing. Boating and Flsblng. OPENS SATURDAY. JUNlE on; 14th. prevtous to than by special arrangement. Warren E.— 51111111 SHEFFIELD ON THE SOUND. Furnished Cottages and Rooms in Casino. Launch "siren" will leave Dorloo’a Point about every hour after June branch. whip is a large and flourishing one. is fortunate in having held its first meeting of its own. in the Upper school room. and another is being plan- ' tied for soon. m~-W MISS LOGKWOOD SURPRIBKD. Miss Florence lmcliwood was given 11 pleasant surprise party last night by a small company of her friends. Miss lmekwood was equal to the. occasion and proved herself an admirable un- tertalnor. 'lhe evening was spent with games music and other pastimes. Vocal and instrumental coins were giv- en by Miss Lockwood. 11 duet by the Misses hassle Hbflman and Susie llt- , zinger. 111111 a piano duet by the Misses Holman and lmkwood. A line coils . tion was served dud everybody who at- tsnded reports it"ilhe time. Those present included Miss Jennie immune. Miss Clara Theiae. Miss Susie tithing- yer Miss Miller. Miss Bogsrdus and , Miss Beale Hoiftnnn, Messrs. Charles _,Anderson. Godfrey titlinge’r. William O'Brien. Fred F‘ield. Nelson CraW. Finisher Williamson and Mr. Craw- or man—a. MORE MACHINIOTI ITIIKE. . roan 1111.. May ‘lldwli‘lltydive work man in the moulding department of the Pennsylvania aweultnral 1111411111 meat Works quit work this more 11:. out t in the 11111111: in» this season. but the hats themselves it a slang pinata) are smooth.- " A surprisingly good Men or Bovs' Reach and 11.1111 Hat at 48c. ‘ 0111 Rough Strain/s at Still! and 51511 are the smartest tints- out this season. .2 Men' 5 Straw Alpines. good quality. 1.5.5.11 751:. better ones unto $I.5il. ‘ . ' 2 $11,111 Straws; 31.1111 to $2.1m. ; Children’s Hats. l5c. 25c and 48c. 2 Better get a Straw Hat when you select . that new sud, at winisn'Seuec' Cloihier and Furnisher. 4a and 50 WALL ST. Company's office in South NorWalk. Just pure good —- wholesome ——- sweet butter —- rothing more or less. Made by the most cleanly methods. - a natural product retaining the very purity and flavor, of the clover fields. Carefully packed in dainty one pound package’s. None gmui/w wit/tout £7 E " (Ila 51317111121” of 13 NORTH MAIN STR Do Net Despair of getting .your eyes comfortably htteu 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 HCKSON, Graduate Optician. 58 Wall St. Norwalk. Ct. LORENZOJJIBBLE. i0.000 Bean Poles. Quantities to su1t purchasers. FERTILIZERS for farm. garden. lawn. trees. shrubs and flowers Telephone 01111 91 z. to... Delivery We are in daily receipt of native caught Flat Fish. Block Hui), I Striped Ban. Frost Fish. Porch and Buck and Rec Shad. ’ ‘ ‘ SMALL BLUEFIBH. 12¢ lb. POROIIO. Bo lb. . 1' STEK'K‘OOD. 1011 lb. " 8H ARRIVAL AN 0 FRESH CAUGHT OTOJ “EVER .1. GUTBILL co. Washington meet. Next to J. 1am Mrlfi out ma..w~um.m- 5'Ihc clothing 1cgulnier~ the tcmpcminrc of the body. 1igl1t 111 the"ionn1iation mlindeniothing. Let us show 0111 baibtiggan line (showing in soiling" case. ) “2 Long or short newt-.11. cream or bro'wu. or a elastic ribbed wear, blue or white stripes. per gar :14 CENTS. -- _ Illuck serum to be exceedingly popular this» season. 1H” our guaranteed to be fast roiorébring it back if it fades wash Anotlm sort. a white garment with cross pin stripes at or pink i‘his' is a very line qua 1tv. 49 CENTS. gfilé'fiiiifigbxfilfim cents up: for tile". 2511911111111) $11.15 JUMPERSmOnIy a whispnrmtlitl it any for a speedy departure of tiles 1:. per garment. 25 his ‘ 11f
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