lhcmselmsanlhc pm ml! is
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' Strawberry Short Cake with
‘ "huhipped" cream is most
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General Russell AArost Is in Hartford
today. .
Judge Henry W Gregory is in Hart-
ford today.
There was an accident to home men
at the iron works this morning.
Edward Murphy has been visiting
Miss Elizabeth Dwycr, of Monroe street.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Allen, of Taylor
avanuc, are the guests of rlends, in
Bridgeport.
Francis Algnra has resigned his posi-
tion in Bridgeport and taken one at the
Roton Point Hotel.
(1. Il. Stavros and A. W. Smith have
severed their oonncctions with the Volk
lint Company.
The New England Order of Protec-
tion will meet tonight at Knights of
Pytlrias Hall. A new candidate will be
proposed for me mbershlp.
The situation at the Norwalk &
Falriield Mills remains unchanged.
Neither Mr. Large or Mr. l-iollings-
worth were in town this morning.
The Red Line Trolley cars were de-
layed for some time this morning and
stalled all along the line by trouble in
the service. One of the iced wires was
out of order.
Thomas Sheehan. 0&33 River street.
died in Bridgeport this morning of
Iremmorragc ot’ the stomach. aged a—
bout twenty seven years. He “as im-
mcly a member of t‘ompnny F and was
will known in town.
.lAriAAA IAober. who has purchased the
old ambulance, will probably remove
it to Wrst Hobokeu. New Jersey. this
week. The vehicle is at Solman‘s sta-
ble. at present. and orders are awaited
to strip it.
The recent ruins have played havoc
with the now Hotel Clifford. which Is
in course of construction. The work
has been delayed considerably. and It
will be inApOssIblc now to have. the
building cron pleted anywhere nor-AA the
allotted time.
’I‘en new motors have arriVAAd from
the General Electric Company for the
Connecticut Lighting and Railway
Company. With these new motors
the company can now put on the open
or closed cars at will. instead of having:
to shift the motors from car to car as
at present.
People who had occasion to ridAA on
the trolley cars and transfer to Dor'lon r
l’oirrt. last evening, claim that they
were discommodcd. owing to the
change of Schedule. which went into
efi’cct yesterday. They claim that one
trip was left out and they had to walk
through the rain to the Point.
~~Thc Armour Bearers Circle of the
King's Sons and tircA Clover Leaf Cir
cle of King‘s Daughters have complet-
ed arrangements for a musical and lit
crary entertainment Monday evening
.Iunc' .l. at the. South Norwalk Congro
. national Church 'I‘ lcke’ts are In circa
lotion.
Tho movinr: oi’ the trud'ks for the
troliey cars. from the freight depot to
the car barn in Wall street, this morn-
ing created much interest. The trucks
were drawn up to.the tracks near the
Water street. and run along on them to
the 'barn. One. of the teams exper-
ience much difficulty in striking the
the track and foil several times.
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Fifteen enthusiastic Junior members
attended the Audubon Society's moot;-
irrrA. yostorday afternoon, attire Y, M.
C. A. rooms. Many birds were report-
birds studied. Iluioru the next moot~
lug a list of birds observed.
find out how many birds each
knows. Next moat
i‘or anotbor mootin .
nounccmcut will be madc later.
lilllfilllllli ll liUlifll,
THE JEWELERS.
3 MAIN smear, nonerLK.
was.
You will find complete
0: ’TICAL DEPARTMENTS
roost Improvud methods and autism
Alon. guaranteed.‘
cd about, as having been seen during
the past month. and. the habits of those
will be
proparud by the members. in ordor to
one.
wiir be the time.
lnrt the final Arn-
96 WASHINGTON 81‘. so. NORWALK
' at both of our stores, with room cu-
pccially titted up for that purpose.
Economics and summarises (1th by the
it run rive having“
' If you want to use bargains. luau...
ad. oi the New York Grocery Company.
Miss Agnes Golden?“ is entertaining
Miss Alice Montgomery, of Brooklyn
I v
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W. S. Stnrtovant has got a new ad.
in today’ 8 issue, chock full of Interest
inc: things. .
The candy in Lane's couteotionoryV
store is Annde fr csh every day. Ila has
pumr fruit icos.
Frederick Lauder . oi the lie Bill
lonrpany, spent Sunday at “his boom,
in South Norwrrlh.
Justice George D. Nichols, of Now
Canaan. has started an Ice route in
South Norwullr. . .
The Pine Lodge Outing Club did not
hold‘their meeting last night. No date
for a meeting has been given out.
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At the meeting of the C. 13.1.. to-
night, there will be an invitation which
members are rcuuostcd to attend to,
Frank Woolyung has purchased a
large ice box from a New York firm for
use at the Grrmania Hotel. In Rail-
road avenue.
Itov. W. H. Hubbard. pastor of the
South Norwalk Baptist Church, is In
Springfield. Mass. attending the [lap—
tlst convention.
Mothers. you should call at the.
stnrcof The I). M. Itcad Company. rn
Uridgoport. and lace the out door
clothes for children. licad tho ad.
" money in your pocket lokuow about/Mire good shirts we sell at
Ilerc' s a show worth coming to st-cwconrc and shit it. it' s
Iittlcprlccs, . .
At 48c and $100- '
(Tircat values in ‘uegligecs at these
strong shirts, two collars with each one.
Arr shirts in town for the money.
All colors and white. ,
l’lcatcd body shirts at 486., the latest stylc‘.
Ncgligccs for boys, 48A: and $1100;
“MAirtlrcrs' Friend” shirt waists for boys. 50c. and 98c.
lilou'scs for boys 3 to 8, sue. to ill! .00
Underwear Ill all kinds, colors and sizes; shirts size 34 to
50; drawers. 30 to 50.
Our self conforming Derby at $2. 50 fits any bead automat-
ically. lry on one and see.
Other good Dcrbics at $3. on and $2.
Summer gomls arc all inwcvcrything a man or boy wears
but shoes.
GOMSTOOK BROS.
MASONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK STORE.
IA?
prices. l inudsornc,
You can‘t, iiud “Cl"...
14 souru‘ MAIN STREET.
scum NORWALK srone,
There never was such a reduction in
bats and flowers us can be soon at the
Howluud Dry Goods Company. Bridge-
port. A free school of embroidery has
been inaugurated.
The master electric clock at the cast
bound station stopped and an expert
had to come from New Haven today to
induce it to‘return to work and con-
tinue dealing out time.
South Nor-walk members of the Bar-
bers' Union claim that every slurp in
The Norwnlks was closed on Sunday.
and that it was imposmble to get a
shave in any of the shops that day.
The official board of the South Norv
walk Methodist Church held a meat-
ing last night. but transacted no bus-i-
ness of importance. as the attrndancr
was very small, owing to the ruin.
Have you soon the elegant wall pa
per .Incob A. Rudder is displaying. lie
will be. pleased to show you it you car,
at 33 South Main strut-t. Mr. itnAiAiAAr
has now full control of the business.
Mr. and Mrs. llomA-r Il‘. lluckuaru. oA
South Norwalk. are visiting friends iA
Hyde Park, New York. Mr. Buckrranr
will spend several weeks trout flslrim.A
Art Livingston Manor. New York. beforr
returning borne.
Minot ll. Saunders writes from
i‘ru‘rncsvillc, Florida. that he will suit
from Jacksonville on the Clyde lrllli
steamship. lroquois. .Iunc tltIA, for The
Norwalks. and will visit his brother
Maurice ll, Saunders. for some time.
-—GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE-
Dry Goods. Furnlture and our pets at
Scoiicld & Hoyt s So. Nor walk
The feed wirc became grounded at
the Washington street draw ~'bridgc thlA
morning. and as a result the old Trum-
way Ilne was tied up for about twenty
minutes. until the diiliculty could bl
remedied.
The directors of the Catholic (Ilub
hold a meeting, last night, and decided
to have n moonlight excursion to ho.
rust (lrovc. some time In the latter
part of July. ’liroy also decided to
hold an outing and banquet at Dora
lon' s Point. on Labor Day
Carl. tho eight—year -old son of Thom»
as Clark. of Miridietown, found 1! small
dynamite cartridge. yesterday. which
he tried to examine into with a pin
The, resultinr.r explosion tore two tin
gels and a thumb on his left hand. hrs
Irovelrrnd and Young dressed IlAA
wounds and they hope to be able tr
save part of the mutilated lingers.
Timothy Coleman, a MiddlctowrA
mllknron. was badly gored by a cow
yesterday. A dog rrttackud her. and
when she found that she could not get
away. sho turnod on Mr. Coleman and
knocked him down. One eye was near—
ly torn out. and his face was luceratcd
and his chest lnrri. This is the second
time that this cow has attacked Mr.
Coleman.
memorial Day occurrs’an usual on
the 30th Arf.May. Members of the .A
It. 0. are expected to prepare borrquotr
for decorations. also to supply refresh
monts to the soldiers at the G. A. It
llall. Norwnlk. Any clti’rons who was
old in providingA flower-a. food or car
riurtorr for the aged and crippled on this
patriotic occasion will be Ironorcu Ar
so doing. A
Manager I. M Hoyt has booked the
American Vitugruplr Company for Sat.»
urduyAut'ternoon and evening next AAA
his theatre In South Norwalk. ’I‘hlr
wall-iruown attraction was here Ircforr
this Hanson and made an enviablr
reputation. A. complete now not of pic-
tnrcs. Including the. opening of the Porn
American Exposition at llutl'uio will hr
shown. and by special request. the ser-
Ies of beautiful Joan of Arc llilustra-
lions Will be again given.
”Mayor llrlscnll of New Ilavcrr. that
yesterday afternoon a delegation of out
izents appointed at the recent citizens
mass meeting to protest against thr
AAA-Alon of the police commissioner's Ir
honoring Cantatas Brown and O'Kcen
. and sergeant nears": from
It no oil in
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. hat-
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 AAA-AAA:
All.
just us far as the nearest lctlrr box or
trlcplumc.
It costs you ’notbr’pg.
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
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Haneyou ever visited Ja Gks an ,5
If not, do so at once.
S tudra .’
and you will see the Latest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI
Our Platr'nums Last Forever.
' jACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Promo Cameras
REDUCED
33% to 50°C
ALSO AILARGE LINE: AOl‘-‘ EASTMAN KODAKS
Win P. Beers’, 49Wail5t.,Norwaik.
Room 1, Masonic Building.
1,16 Washington St..
“W A. BENEDICT,
Norwalk.
So. Norwalk.
Norwallr. Conn, ill:ry;28,1901.
M y (It'lll‘ _I unc (iroom :
We compliment you upon yourcominglrappincss. and take this
opportunity to talk dress for that occasion.
As you stand before an inquisitive audience of friends. not one
eye can detect irn-m'rrrtncss in dress if you (ion a Prince Albert
suit.
companion. but admired also for your taste in attire.
say you would call to be measured?
tbc r’illly-ll'l-W or prices.
You will ,not only be crunpllrncntcrl in your selection of a lifc
When did you
it s to be AA custom made at
Friendly yours,
’ ‘ W. A. BENEDICT.
Michael Lee and finally have moved
irom New York city to Taylor avenue
hatnyette Craw, of Milford visited
Eclaltlves in South Norwalk over San-
ay
Water Commissionpp and Mrs. Levi
ll.anford of Norwalh will leave to-
morrow on a trip to Troy, New York.
There will be special memorial ser-
vices in St. Joseph’s .Church Thursday
morning in honor of the Catholic sol;
dlers who died in the civil war.
Miss May Wheaten who has .had a
severe attack of scarlet fever, has re»
covered and will be hide to take up her
duties in the Southern New England
Telephone oxuhnnrye'rln a few days.
Deputy Sheriff John W. Scnliuy is
A‘IAARAlenp; congratulations. A girl
Weighing ten pounds burr arrived in
his family. Mother and child are (IDA
lug nicely.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. of M. C..
will move into its now hall in the Ga-
zette building. this week, and will now
their first meeting there on Friday
evening The enquire degree will no
conferred on one candidate.
The clussmooting led by Floyd '1‘.
Atuscue will be held this evening as
usual in the Norwalk Methodist
Church. All those desiring an hour of
spiritual benefit. are invited. Strung?
are always welcome:
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Thoro will be no prayer meeting in
the South Norwalk Methodist Church
Thursday evening» owing to that day
being Memorial day. The Tuesday
and Thursday evening meetings will
be. held togothor in the. church this
ovoning.
Tho ‘asc of b}. V. ('Inntroli against
Mary 'l‘oornbs, both of Dorian. is ho
but tried in the (‘ourt of Common
Plans in ,Iiridgeport today. .IuAIAAe .los-
oplA it Taylor appeared for the plain-
tii‘f and Attorney Rowvil. of Stamford.
for the defendant,
The Little Darien Baseball Club is
anxious to meet any team the ages of
the members of which average from 11
to 15 years. the same as their own.’
This team is uniformed and any other
foam desiring a game can be. ilt't‘Oll’lmO‘
dated by addressing I‘l‘t'fl Smith, Dar-
ion. (‘0an
MW
HAD RIGHT ARM BROKEN.
nectlcut ltallwuy & Power Company
at the power house. in Wilton avenue.
foil this morning. anu broke his riézhr
arm. lie was on a pile. of coal aoout
eight feet [right and lost his balance
In falling he throw out his arm to save
himself. and as u corn-rchIAAnA-c broke it
Irvin-con the wrist and elbow. ”1‘ was»
taken to his bornAA in Wilton avenue.
Dr. ’l‘ruAey was summoned and set the
arm
TARLOV SUES LONDE.
Gonstablc John J. Goodwin has at-
tAAA-hcd junk and other
longing to David I.ondAA for the sum of
I500 on behalf of Max Tarlov, the
Connecticut nrcnuc horse dealer, who
soon to recover on notes which Ironde
gave him. The case is returnable to
the Town Court on the first Tuesday
ill September.
LITTLE DOING THIS WEEK.
The Senate and House Vote t
journ Tomorrow Until Mond y.
HARTFORD. May 28——Un motion I
Mr. King it was voted to adjourn to-
no- w afternoon until 12:80 next
nr av. on account of Memorial Day
The Senate Inter t0\.l( similar action.
In the House this morning the im-
portant omnibus fish and game. law
more up for debate and Was pastsed
after a free discussion. The bill cov-
.Ar'rs every point that might cornAA up in
regard to taking fish and game in this
state and furnishes in condensed and
amended form a concise law on the
whole subject.
Senate Proceedings.
liAR’I‘IA‘ORD. May till—«Tho Senate
this morning first rejected all the torn
perunco bills lookiru.r to high license.
and then on motion of Senator Brown
of the llifh, reconsidered the minority
roport. Senator Brown, of the clov-
AAAAtlA district moved for the Induction
of thor report and by a close vote this
was done
Ad-
YOUTHFUL COUPLE ARRESTED IN
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, May 28-—Mary Dellas
nudro, ilftocn yedrs old. and Frank Dn-
done twenty four years old, both of
whom came to this city from Chestor
Mass, throu weeks Arno. were arr-Align
ad in police court today. Dadonc was
charged with having abducted the girl.
and was held in $1.500 bail for the
.t’lrarrd Jury. The girl was committed
to the cure of the Children's Society.
The couple came to this city to be
married. but could find no one willing
SHEFFIELD 0N AHA sour.
A NEW
Summer Resort on the Islands.
Furnished Cottages and linens An Casino.
13b» season. wee/A or day;
All directly on the shore.
. Lighted with gas. , Fine spring water.
Elegant table d’hote meals. , ‘
F‘ne Bathing, Boating and Fishing. , ‘ .
OPENS SATURDAY. JUNE 15d).
\ I
14th, previous to than by npeclsl arrangement
AA .
'; ovur until the hunt tom.
Launch "Siren" will leave Durlon’n Point about every hour after him»
to perform the ceremony. on account
of thcA girl‘s age. They then went to
live In For-Album until last night. when
they wore urresrted.
SUPREME QOURT ADJOURNS.
WASHINGTON M y 28--Aftor a
session of thrdu mi nice the United
States Sunromé Court adjourned un-
til tho second Monday in October
The brief. session was devoted to the
formal disposition oi motions. The
two remaining insular cases, one of
them that of the fourteen diamond
rings dealing with importatidns from
the Bhliippino’o mm the other known
as the second booléy case, involving
the question oi uxportutions from the
United States to Porto Rico failed to
receive attention today and they go
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LARYNGOLOGIOAL ASSOCIATION.
NIIIW HAVEN, May {lire-Tire Ameri
can Laryngologlcal association contin-
had its twenty third annual session in
Dwight Hall today: Dr. James Ill.
Noweornb, uecretar‘y- road ‘ h’
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Seth Spraguo. fireman for the Con» 1'
material be- M"
that is-ihe straw In most of our Straw Hats-A
this season. but the hats themselves (to us
a slang phrase) are smooth.
A surprisingly good Men or Boys' Rough,
and Ready Hat at 48c.
Our Rough Straws at $l. 00 and $I. 50 are
the smartest hats out this season.
Men' S Show Alpines, good qualiiv. too, All
75c, better ones up ‘to $l.50.
Split Straiws. $l.00 to $2.00.
Children’s Huts. 15c. 25c and 48c.
Better get a Straw Hat when you select
that new sad, at
Willis H.Seileo'
Clothier and Furnisher.
48 and 50 WALL ST.
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Just purc —- good -— wholesome —- sweet liuttci‘
r-othing more or less. M :1ch by the most cleanly method
-—-;A natural product retaining the vrry purity and Ilavor
of ler C10\CI‘ fitlds.
Carefully packed in dainty one pound packages. .
i saw BY .
‘ LORENZO DIBBLE. 13 NORTH MAIN STRE 3
Nam gcmrmr nut/rout
:la szgmztzm of
DohNotDejspa‘ir
of getting your eyes comfortably fitted
Because others have failed to give re-.
cf.
We have the best arranged and best
equipped optical room in the Nor-
walks. and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. J RCKSON ,
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall St.. Norwalk. Ct. .
BEAN PC'S’L
l0.000 Bean Poles. Quanirtres to surt purchAlsers
FERTILIZERS
for farm, garden, lawn, trees. shrubs and doll/m
. A’
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Telephone Call 97 -2.
We are In daily receipt of native caught Flat Fish.‘ “Bloc
Striped Bass, Frost Fish. Perch and Buck and Ron Shad. ‘
SMALL BLUEFISH. 12c As.
Ponorss, 8c lb. ' '-
STEAK coo. 10c lb. ;, A ‘
ALL FRESH ARRIVAL AN 0 FRESH CAUGHT 81'
R. J. OUTBILL COW
Washington street. Next to J. H. Ferrl ~.
KEEP COOL,
It' s essential to Winning di‘spoltitl
”lire clothing regulates the temperature of the body. Wh
right at the "foundation’ ~_—'Unrlcrclotlriru‘r. ,
l).ct us show our ballrriggan iinc (slrowingmis A.
case.
f Long or Short sleeve, in cream or brown. or an .
elastic ribbed wear, blue or white stripes, pcr gAArnrcr .
24 CENTS VI A I'
Iliack seems to be exceedingly popular this sch‘shn
our: guaranteed to be fast coltrrwlrring it back if 't fade ‘
wash. Another sort. a white garment with cross p
or pink. Tlris' rs a very fine quality. '
CENTS.
. . 49
‘_ BELTSA-é-‘for boys, is cent a
OVERALLS AND JUMP
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