claim. or Silu- day she... , ' USIWI‘Irlhiuvtc‘Il St..So.Nomalk. IIIII IIIII “ IIIII If Lieutenant-Governor E. 0. Keeler is ‘ in New York today. 3 I . hm -. «nylon..— . Miss Clara Addison is seriously III at her home In Main street. gnu-Mus...— Miss Gertrude Hewitt, of Bridgeport is the guest of relatives in Clay street. The member of Prof. Henson's or chestra and his pupils WIll enjoy a bi cycle trip. Thursday The Connecticut Railway and Power Company has shipped ten trucks and ten motors to its Norwaik barn, to be used on the old Tramway cars. The commissioned officers of Com- panies F and D will attend the recon tlon to Governm Melissa in Bridge- port. tomorrow evening. The members of Company D who wish to quality at the targets or net. tor their scores can report at the range in civilian dress Thursday. at 9 o‘.ciock Company D will hold its last drill Wednesday evening instead of Tues day evening as ordered by Captain Bloomer. The men will appear In on dress uniform. M ii. B. Slaus II, who has been at the Norwalk Hospi al for overs week hav ing undergone a slight oper.atlon was discharged from that institution yes terrlay. He is doing steely. Joseph lWalz proprietor of the Ma- lIackemo Hotel. cut“ his right hand quitc badly while opening a box yes telflda). He. now goes around with his hand tied up in bandages. Mr. and Mrs. H. I‘. Gunnison and son. Raymond of Blooklyn. were the guests of their nephew William Dar- bce. in South Norwalk. yesterday. Mr (Iluunison is editor of the Brooslyn Ea go —--l.ady Foresters’ dance, In Arion l-Iall. Friday evening. A special meeting of‘Old Well hook and IIaddeI Company has been called by Secretary Davis for tomorrow even ing. on Oldcrs of the foreman. Action will be taken on the invitation to at tend the one hundredth anniversaIy of the incorporation of New Canaan The members of the sewing school of the Norwaik Congregational Church visited the Norwnlk Hospital Satulday afternoon and presented their work ml the winter to the children's waId oi tllo hospital. hospital and were much pleased with thcil tIip The three huge horses that draw the StIIIIIIiaId Oil wagon became frighten cd this morning while standing In float of Finney S: Benedict’s store In Wall street, and for a time things looked exciting. but the animals were quieted down below there were any dcvciopmcnts. except a lot of noise. -—Dr. M S Boson, oculist and surist can be consulted in the parlors of th: Mahackemo Hotel. on Tuesday and Fridays between the hours of 1 and .5 p. In.. and daily between 9 and 12 n In. 6 and 9 p. m.. at 615 Fairlield aye- nue. Bridgeport. Eyes examined and diseases treated. Company I“ men will meet at the armory. at 6:45 o',cioc.k tomorrow moIIIing. for then annual May day (hill and talgct practice. They will llllll‘i h to the range In Westport avenue. where- Lieutenant Colonel White. of IlIIdgeport. will instluct them in guard duty. and Captain Bladley will have charge of the rifle practice A team will shoot for the Colonel's medal The meeting of the Town Teachers' Assoointion will be held In the Frank- lin school. tomorrow afternoon. at 4 o'clock. Dr. llrninerd, dean of the Poly- technlc institute. of Brooklyn. will speak on the topic English and Gram- mar its an Aid to Its, Attainment. Pro» icllsor Kellogg in film author of the language books recently adopted In this town. He should be heard by every thchIcr III this vicinity. . IIIIIIII I IIIIIII THE JEWELERS. 3 MAIN eraser. MosvaLK. as wssmuo‘ron or. so. NORWALK You will find complete OTTICAL DEPARTMENTS at both or our stores. with room es- p‘ecisily fitted up tor that purpose. Spectacles and eyeglasses fitted by the .most imprcvcd methods and sstlsfsc‘ ticn- guaranteed. If you are having trouble with your eyes. if your glasses : do not suit you. if you are subject to headaches or have beep titted WI ,| _ ‘ They then Inspected the ' The Y. S. S conferred the second de~ pres on two candidates Saturday sv II . . g Wan-m The celebration of the H ish Pentecost ended Saturday at sunset. . Yosterdsy the Pentecost or whit Sunday, was observed at St. Josephs Church. ‘ , u...- Edward Fusion. of Brldzevol‘i. spent ‘ Sunday with. Mr. am. Mrs. Edwin Hoyt. of Issues Place. Wednesday. - rlday and Saturday are known as Ember days in the Catholic Church. and will be days of fasting. Miss Annie Bette. oi “Port Chester, :de Sunday with Councilnmu and I'll A. H. Hoyt, of Berkeley street. Eurekah Lodge. I 0. 0.13%, Will hold a rehearsal tonight. All the members of the degree team are requested to come early. The Misses Lillie and Josie 0' Connor. ol‘ Stuart avenue. have gone to Stock- bridge. Mass. f0I the benefit of the lat- tors health. The Norwslk Launch Company launched a thirty foot cabin launch. Saturday. The boat is for Dr. White. of New York. There was menus in St. Maly's Church. yesterday. f0I 'I‘homasE. Shee- han. who lies at the point of death in a Bridgepmt hospital. The Little Hustlers a South Norwnlk team of junior baseball players, are selling small articles for the purpose of raising funds for unifolms. chI‘chants and other desiring Ipuce for exhibition purposes at the :rand Bazaar and Food Exhibit in the Armoly. June 4th to 8th. should apply to Secretary Norris at the Y. M. C. DeKIyn and family. of Danbur.y Ind Mrs. Charles B. DeKlyn and sons. Charles and Hank. of New York. will occupy their house at Pine Ledge. Wed- nesduy. I. The May term hi the United States district court. will open tomolrow. ~in Bridséilm ‘t ith Judge Shipman on the bench. will Ill spose only of uncon- tested cases. Theodore Benedict and family. and Myron Crawford and family. of New Canaan. were the guests of MI. and Mrs. George M. Benedict, of 5 Elm street. yesterday. Harlan Phillips. the local mansgsl for Fleischmann & Company, is ill at his home. in Union street. and l‘hco— dore Smith. of the Wilson Point road Is taking his place on the yeast wagon. T. J. Bylnes has been appointed pcu rent collector of St. Mary's Church in place of James Clnvln. who has been compelled by advanced years to re- sign. Mr. Cinvln was collector for al~ most forty years. Memorial services for the deceased members of Catholic Union Council K. of C.. will be held Thursday morn- Ing. at 8:30. when a requiem high mass will be celebrated. ' There will be a meeting of St. Paul's parish. Tuesday evening. for the our pose of discussing the financial stand~ ing of the church. and the best means of reducing the debt At 4 oclock this afternoon the reg ulnr meeting of the junior members of the Audubon Society will be held in the rooms of the Young Men‘s Christian Association. Members of Norwalk and South Norwalk will attend. The annual meeting of the Pine Lodge Outing Club Will be held this evening at the residence of Robert Van- Burengin West avenue. Business of importance will come up. The boy mare Esperance. belonging to llli Mead. the one of Beers Brothers and C. C. C.. belonging to Thomas Quinlan, all of Westpol‘t. intend to en- ter the races at Danbury this week. Another concert was given at the store of W. S. Slurtevant. Saturday night, and was enjoyed vely much. These concerts are becoming very pop~ ular. and Iophed forward to by a huge numbeI of people. The spring meeting of the Nelwalk Christian Lndeavot. will be held In tht South Norwalk Baptist Church. this evening. The subject for the meeting will be Better Society Work. The pros. idcnts of the nine different societies . will participate. The new song books will be used for the first time. Arthur B; Cornwall. master, and Peter J. Bogart. secretary of Contin- ontui Midge. No.‘287. if. and A. M.. of New York city, attended the funeral of Captain A. Frederick Belts. Satur- day afterno’on. Captain Bette was It Mason and a member of the show- mentioned lodge. The summer schedule of time on the Tmmway division of the trolley road. commenced Saturday. There are six- teen runs under the new system, in— stead of nine. as heretofore. All the conductors and motormen will have new suits to don on Decoration Day. llcmstock Brothers have the contract to iIIrnlsh the suits. ‘ Calendar for the week for the First Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday. 8 p. m., monthly meeting of Official Board: Tuesday. 7: 45 p. m.. class meet- ing and mid-Week prayer electing com- billed. in charge of the postoruWednesa 8p. rm, Ladle ‘ blciii‘; ride his guest in’ gamma ,I little prices. I At 48: and $1. 00. , All colors and white. 50; drawers, 30 to 50. ically. lry on one and see. but shoes 00M MASON") BUILDING. NORWALK STORE. money in your pbdkct to know about the good slur. Is Great values III uc rligces at tllcsc strong shirts, two collars with each one. tcr shirts III town for the money Pleated body shirts at 48c. the latest style. Negligees for boys, 48c and $1.00. “’Mcthcrs liricnd” shirt waists for boys, 50c. and 98c. Blouses for boys 3 to 8, 50c. to $1.00. Underwear III all kinds, colols and sizes; shirts size 34 to Our sell-conforming Derby at $2. 50 fits any head automat- Other good Dcrblcs at $3.00 and $2. \ Summer goods are all iIIwcvcryilIing II man or boy wears 7 prices. . Handsome, You ca’u‘t- find bct~ ' Vii 14 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK STORE: 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 ncargfjust as far as the nearest lcticr box or telephone. I 3 Manual 1'. Hatch. m Haoeyon we:m’st‘ted Ja Gkson ’5 If not. do so at once. It costs you nothing. Studio I" and you will see the Latest Productions“ of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR] Our Platinums Last Forever. [ACKSON'S STUDIO OPPOSITE HOTEL. ’I ‘i 53 WALL STREET. NORWALK. Cameras $1.0 Ola $25.00 K0 Darts: 20 per cent Discount. Fresh Films and Papers nlhlays in Stock. William P. Beers, Bookseller and Stalloner. 49 Wall Street. Noflmlk, Conn. w. II. BENEDICT, Room 1, Masonic Building. Norwalk. 116 wsshington so. So. Norwaik. My Ilcal vo'uug gentlemen: NI'II'wuik. (fond. May 27. 19m. the l lincc Albert and sIlk but Is tlIc pr-opu Illllit' for the strcct. alicmoou and cvcuillg‘. III this. lily lcw sIIIlI ll2l\t' bccll worn lIV ilIc Ioulur men. It s tcrtaiuly because vou have been lacklng the none to do so. nevu- tliclcss tIIcIc arc some who me coming forward with their high llals. It certainly has it local pleasing cilcct. and it you will JOlll the ranks you Will do IIIth to hasten its popularity lIcIc. \ouIs for corlcct niiilc ioI gentlemen. w. A. BENEDICT. Wilbur E: Lewis, of Stamford. is in South Norwulk this afternoon. ”a...“ Miss Waterbury and Miss Hurd, of Sliilnfm'hl were the guests of Jennie ‘IIlIIll. of Seymour street. yestelduy. The rain prevented the second ex- hibition of specdway‘ ‘brushes on the Dust Norwslk boulevard Saturday a: telnoon. The Naromuko out Club did not hold Its anticipated shoot on Saturday as was intended, owing to the luck; mcnt weather. The Harugnrl Society had a feed at Herman Schmidt‘s. In Cranbury, yes- teIdcy. The games had to be postpou ed on account of the storm. “Qua-1W Don't allow the. weather to keep you, away from the Uhion Christian Ended vor meeting in the South Norwsilt 8s tist Church taillight...” 7:45 c'clo Ofllcers will be elected and other bust ness transacted. Frank I). Sateen brothcrain- law of. Dr. Stiles I). Lawrence. who has been Avenue, under- a 1;!ng affection ,rangements for Mr and Mrs. Thomas E. Dorsey. of Ilelden Place. have Just returned it om ll. four months sojourn at Southern Pines and Newport News. They re- port a very pleasant trip. There will be ll. meeting of Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. R. this evening. in their rooms in South Main street. Al- the observance of- Decoratiou day, will be completed. Mal—maul Many who intended taking III the circus at Bridgeport today from here. were disappointed: and had to remain at home on account or the rain. clears up several Will go this evening. W LARYNGOLOGICA‘L ASSOCIATION. ' new HAVEN hay 27-rlle twenty.- third annual congress of the American Laryngolcglcol dissolution. opened this morning in Div 'ght Hail Yale Unif varsity. About tWenty-ilVe ‘ distIIi. gushed specialists were In attendance. he address of welcome Was delivered by President Arthur '1‘. Hadley. of Yale. President Henry/1.. Swain MD .; of this city, of the Associatloa.I nfollow ed with an address. , ‘ in Lapland chill. with the inner burn a h, ’ 'lh‘t thIi ine- are used. It I but if lt’ 'II also» ads I , ‘ cw suasu road. yesterday lift The Rowland Dry Goods Company is ‘1 ' having a special offering in dress \ goods. ‘ . Miss Lulu Frye. of New York. is s ‘ guest of Mrs. Frank? Woodward. of North avenue. You will always iind seasonable‘ goods at the Public Market. 32 South Main street Thomas In. Sloan, of New York, Ins-I jar of the Old Guards, stopped in South Norwalk over Sunday.‘ The ad. at The D. M Read Company tells you today, the cost of the Peerless lcelpud ice cream freezers. ' *The official board of the South cler- wslk Methodist Church will hold a meeting at the church tonight. The Boston Store. Main and Wall streets. Norwulk, is having a great sale on small wares. Read the/Had An addition ls being built to the front of the building. in Washington street. - occupied by Grant‘s restaurant. John J. Cavanagb. one of the mem bers of the Crofut & Knapp Hat Com- pany. spent Sunday In New Haven. WW Jacob A. Rubber has had a large sign put in position over his place or business In South Main street. Miss Grace Martin has undergone a slight operation at the Norwalk Hospi- I ' tal, and Is getting along nicely. The Y. M. C. A. baseball team was to have played the Brown' s College team. Saturday. but the rain prevented Mrs. A. D. Crosclcy. who underwent an operation at the Norwalk Hospital last Friday, is getting along nicely. Thomas Collins, of Danbury. was a guest over the Sabbath of his brother. Andrew Collins. of Osborne avenue. Miss Clara Smith, who has been the guest of her sister. Mrs. S W. Velsor. cl Quintard avenue. has returned to her home. in Boston. Mass. Several South Norwalk parents took their children to Bridgeport today to attend the Forepaugh and Sells cir- cus. which is showing in that city. Mr. and Mrs. A. "Talel. and sons. Albert and Louis Io. Springfield Mass. were guests. Sunday, of MI. and Mrs. W. S. Sturtevnnt. of Elmwood avenue. W. A. Benedict says that pIoper nt— tire f0I the street, afternoon and even ing. is II Prince Albert coat and a silk He would like to make the coat for you. «Hen-- Say boys. induce your mothers to save ozone soap wrappers so you can get a wagon. which are given away at the bicycle store‘ of Buckley & Wheel-W or. 52 South Main street. Mrs. P. T. Cit-nee. of Railroad ave one. has retur‘ed from New York. where she wast the bed side of her mother. Mrs. M. E. Colo. who is crit icnlly ill at St, Luke‘s Hospital. It was the intention to start the Bay- vlcw avenue sewer this afternoon. If the rain had stopped. but owing to the rain it will not be started till clear weather. The R a CI baseball team and the American Graphophone Company's team. of Bridgeport. will cross bats on the Decker Field, East Norwalk. on Decoration Day. The yacht Adele is being fitted for a summer cruise. Captain Arthur Carr will have charge. and Mr. Baldwin. of ' New York. owner of the boat. will take the trip. The South Norwalk High School Jun: lor baseball team and the Rowaytou Juniors. played an exciting game of baseball. on the Reich Point grounds. on Saturday. The Rownytons won by a score of 7 to 6. Yesterday was not-u very suspicious day for yachting- but several owners were out with their boats. 'l'hele was one interesting brush to note. W B. linhoitz in his Bubble. outstripped George Curtis's Edith in good shape. John Show. who was placed in the Westport Sanitarium. recently. pend- lng an examination as to his sanity. es~ raped from thatginstitution last Week. by lumping from a window on to a low- or root. and from there to the ground. and ellded pursuit for a whole night. being iI ally located in Easton. Albert (lobebe. lanager of W. S. Sturtevant's barge II store. In North Main street. left this afternoon. for New Milford. where he will attend the funeral of his cousin. Thomas Moore. who died very suddenly Saturday. Mr. Moore was well and favorably known in The Norwaiks. Norwuik burners. who worked with their South Norwalk brethren and closed their shops on Sunday, claim that they are not being helped along by the men from the lower end oi the town. Yesterday there were to lie sev- en or eight up to get evidence against those who should keep open. hut only’ one appeared and he wont sway al- most immediately. One barber was open for some. odd shaved sovorrd peo ple, according to an uptown barber who kept II watch. Michael Donnelly and Henry Wii llama. both of (Show Norwnik‘. were before Judge Joseph R. Taylor in the South Norwalk/sldc of the Town Court this morning. charged with being drunk. Both pleaded guilty. Donnciiy was fined 37 without costs. He pdld Williams was more unfortunate. htld no money and as his wife and tour children w IIId cutter if he went to cuapentled t 4 He a slang phrase) are smooth. 4 l A surprlsmglv good Men or Boys Roux ‘ and Ready Hal at 4dr. Our Rough Straws at 9.00 and Si. 5D are the smartest hats out this season. I Med 5 Show Alpines. good qualitv. too. In I75c. better ones up to 5!. 50 Split Straws. still) to $2.00. Children’s Hats. l5c. 25c and 48c. Better get a Slrin flat when you select that new sad. at Willis H. Sellec‘i Clothiel and FuIIIislIeI.. 48 and 50 WALL ST. Just pure ~ good -— wholesome -— swcet butter nothing 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 packages. Nom’ germinc wit/tout W g the sigwamrc of 13 NORTH MAIN STRE Do Not Despair of getting your eyes comfortably htteu because others have failed to give to lief. We have the best arranged and best equipped optical room in the Nor- walks, and Guarantee our work. EXAMINATION FREE! 0. B. JACKSON, Group-”Optician. 58 Wall St. Norwalk.Ct. LORENZO DIBBLE, lilliilil Bean Poles. Quautlhes to suIt purchasers. FERTILIZERS Telephone dull 97- -s. We are In daily receipt of native caught Flat Fish, Black. Fish. Striped Bass, Frost Fish, Porch and Buck and Ros Shad. « SMALL BLUEFIBH, 120 lb. PORGIES. 86 Ill. STEAK COD. 10c lb. Washington street. KEEP COOL, It s essential to Illinois, “WWW The clothing regulates the temperature of the b z‘Wé’ right at the “foundation “Underclothing. Let us show our baibrlggau line (showmg case ) “ ' Lee or short sleeve, in cream or brown. or en mi elastic rn'bed wear, blue or white stripes. p’cr guriliow . v 'sc'ICENTS. . Black scents to be cmecdmgiyipopillar this season. one guaranteed to be that color—«bring it back If it “fad Wash. Another sort, a white garment with close pihiiltriflclld ' 0! pink “this Is a very fine quality. NW 49 CENTS. BELTSmior lioys.15ceilts dozier Inch. 25 cc OVERALLS AND JUMPERSf—Oniy sity for a speedy departure of these. ‘
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