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DEAL NEWS NIIIES'
Mr and M111. 11.11. Goodrich at
South Main street. will sail Tuesday,
on a European trip.
Call on W. A. Benedict and see his
$13.50 suite. 01‘ course he has higher
priced ones.
The acting committee of the Board
of School Visitors held a consultation
meeting in the lece of 11011. John 11.
light, this morning “1
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if you want anything in the line of
pants, suits or hots. call on D. (lott- 1
licb,
ad.
11 North Main street. Read his
1. C. Hamilton has the pleasure of
driving Thelon G. iioyt‘s bay team on ‘3
the New Y 01 K speedway. yesterday.
The animals Bhblycd up in line shape.
“—11%“...
Harry Goodwin, the tel 11,, says that
the only way to getgit “ roper service
out of clothing is; to be,
if you purchase yo
he wi1l press them
era or 111111.
111;.
The last of 1: 0
1113’ (l oods Co.’ a store, closes t‘oda'y. The
school of cooking and embroidery is
still on. .
Last Wednesday night, the lluyandi
Society. of South Norwalk, gave 11
dance in Arion Hall.
the music.
tendahoe.1tr
“wk—r,-
woomplete asst 01 Ladies' Ribbed
Underwear 10c umed. Gents. 1.11-
dics’ and Chlidien's Hosiery in 111311.
and fancies. 10c pr. upward. M. S.
Smith & Co.
if you will lay by a small portion oi
your income each week, you will find
that it willcome in handy. There it
no better place to place it in safe
keeping than in the South Norwalk
Savings Bank. 1
The funeral of Stephen Boldezar will
be held from his late residence, 98 Ely
avenue, at 2 o'clock, tomorrow after-
noon. and from the Hungarian Reform-
ed Church at 3. Rev. Gabriel Dokus.
pastor of the church, will officiate, and
interment will be in Riverside Ceme-
tery. A large delegation from thr
Rakozy Society, of Bridgeport. will at—
tend in a. body. as will also the memr
bore of the l-lungarian Singing Society
oi" South Norwallt.
The boys hanging around the (n-
trance of the Salvation Army hall arc
making themselves a nuisance. They
prevent many from attending the meet-
ings of the Army. and annoy the odi-
cers of this organization, since they
annoy passersby, who are now making
efforts to have the nuisance stoppggl's
The boys' names at 0 known and up
better order is maintained them will
be severe measures used.
~Money well invented hrlnus boun-
lcous returns; (lilo invested in enter-
tainment, Mon. night, 8. N. (ion. Ch.
proves this statement.
.~.
Archdeacon VunKleeck, of Wontchce-
ter, N. Y.. and n con‘lmittee went with
Rev. C. M. Selleck, to Lewlsboro, on
Thursday. to inspect The Globe, with
a view to the establishment of a
diosecnn school. The gentlemen wer
very handsomely received. and after
looking over the place, Were given a
dinner in the parsonage, the gentlemen
of Lewlnboro attending it. and the
archdeacon expressed himself its much
pleased with the site. .
Yesterday afteinoon. 1115 the pretty
receiving cantor, or chapel. in Funeral
Director Chalice Fable 5 establishment
on King street. Westport. services for
Mrs. Martha J Hitchcock. wh ‘0 died
Monday. in New York, Were held b9 the
Rev. Mr. liolmep of. the Methodist
Church Friends tiers present. and the
burial was in Willow Brook Cemetery
The deceased was sister to the Wife of
the late Stephen Hodges. chief of po-
lice, at South Nowell; She Was well-
known here. and quite weblthy.’
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UEPARTMENTS
peclally fitte
Spectacle» and” edited 1th by the
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. Mrs
Hunter.
port, will return this evening.
111p. pressed .
.3 wen e 11 Century ’
freezer demonstration, at the Howland ‘_
The Hungarian ‘
Gypsy Band of New York, furnished .
A large crowd. ”was in 111- .51
‘nmttcrs relating to'thc building fund.
hold a regular core
of 186 Mala street, are visiting
in Brooklyn, N. Y
mollo yde. Rem. (11115111111111 for be
yd; regular 15c grade; 400 yds. funny
memorized Sateen, 30 grade, 1211c yo.
M. 8.311111 61.00. 1
Thomas I.Rsy1nond 11; in New York,
today, buying a vault for the South
Harwell: Trust Company. .1 -'
I Conrad Uteinger. who has been visit-
ing friends and relatives at Elizabeth»
w.— ”W:-
1115111111 Mrs. Leon Cannon.‘ and hire.
Benjamin Fillow. of West Main street
will leave Monday for a trip to Buffalo.
W
A contract to furnish hvb hundred
thousand brick. at Staten Island, has
just been closed by Raymond Brothers
#Speclal Sale Ladies Eanoy Belts,
75c kind for 351:: Ladiea' Blk. Moreer-
ized Petticoats handsome, Si. 60 up-
w‘nrd. M. B. Smith & (lo.
Mrs. S A. Starr. of South Main
street, will leave in a few days for
8111mm, New Yor..k where she will
spend 1). month - .
M11211 Anna 1.. Sihuldice. of llIInbury,
and Hello inland, came in third in the
running high lump contest. at vacant
college, yestei day
Ed ' d Bariett. of High street
ed p" morning. for the} Pan A1111-
do 11111111111111. and will vlliit friends
erfic
in Cleveland, before his return
L—Ladlen' Bicycle Hats. 0' Brien. ,
The Y M. C. A. baseball team took
the 2: 25 train, this afternoon for
Standard, where the local boys will
play the association team in that city
The International Correspondence
Scl1ool.ot Bridgeport will give a
smoker on 'l‘ueuday evening, June 4.
The local school has been invited to at»
lead.
The regular roll cull ee1vlcc of the
E worth, 11111131112 of the Norwa it Methi»
(1&1.th o held 111 e tlocttjlre
111111111? vent 6:15
‘ Miss Alny Browne is leader.
Topic: How to (get Rid of Sin.
.1
-h‘iat Brim Alpine-.3. O‘Brien.
The board 61363317371701 the Young
Men's Christian Association. held a
meeting last night, at the residence of
Dr. C. (i. Bolinnnan, and considered
The outlook is very encouraging.
Tomorrow, Trinity Sunday, there
will be celebration of the. Holy Com;
‘munion at Trinity Church at 8 a. m
and also at 11 o'clock. The service at
7:30 p. 111. will be the usual monthly
choral service. This will be the last
foetal choral service until October.
——Dr. M. S. Roeen, ocnlist and aurlst
can be consulted in the parlors of the
Mahnckemo Hotel, on Tuesday and
Fridays. between the hours of l and 5
p. 111.. and daily between 9 and 12 a
m., 6 and 9 p. m., at 515 Fulrfleld ave
hue, Bridgeport. Eyes exumhcd am;
diseases treated.
_—_-——-
A meeting of the Commuters‘ Base-
ball League of The Norwallte and
Stamford, will be held this evening. at
8 o‘clock in the Mahockemo Hotel. 'l‘hr
purpose of the meeting is to decldr
whethcl they will have a game this
season. if so, appoint a committee to
make arrangements and name 11. place
to have it.
—-A most pleasing musical and litter;
my program. M011. night. S. N. Con.
Cb. Entertainment. cream, colic. 3311
The llnnbury Social Club‘s Baseball
team would like to arrange a game oi
ball with the Mayflowors oi' ldast Nor-
walk. and the it. & (1. team of South
Norwulk. The Danbury team will
glvo a return game in Danbury. The
Dun bury team would like to hear from
any team in the state. Address John
Murphy, 133 South street. Danbury.
Conn. Manager Danbury S. C. ll. 8. (l
-—Wlndow Curtains, Sash Rodi-1 and
Porch Screens at special prices for
next 10 days. M. S. Smith it Go.
Jonas D. Worden will have charge of
the prayer and praise meeting in the
hipworth parlor of the Norwnlk Meth—
odist Church, tomorrow morning, at
9: 30 o‘clock. It is a pleasure to Frede-
rick lledient. the permanent leader of
this morning service. to have new
faces and voices added, to assist in the
good work. Everybody invited.
wblots renovated. O'Brien.
GBherman Commander-y. No. 470. U. 0
.111 preparing for a rally to be
held at its next meeting. June 14.
Members are requested not to make any
othm engagement for that evening. it
in expected that New Chilean Cdm-
mundery wili brim: its degree team
down, and confer the retinal] and third
degrees. 1 .,
1 WuM
WALL STREET. 111: 10 n.1n.-~Yceter
day's strength was combined in the
American department in tendon. this
morning, when United States Steel had
risen three points. and Atehipon 2% be
fore the opt-hint here. There was ratio
or excited trading here When the nutr-
ket opened, and blocks of several thou
En‘f‘ld shares or a number or 1110 119 were
to en
lug rial Were of 30, 000 shares. at to
and 491/... compared with 481,4 last
night. 'lhe Preferred woe also up a.
point. Atchi‘n‘on at 86 to 815%. compar-
33% l t‘ l at and Union P11.
1. 111111111. ‘
little prices.
ically.
but sbocsr
. Here's so show worth coming ‘11 sec-«co c and 11311? It .
money in your pocket to know about the good Sin :1 we sell at
111481311111 31.00. 1 1,
(ire-at Values 1n uegligces at these prices.
strong shirts, two collars with each one.
tcr shirts in town for the money.
All colors and White.
Pleated body shirts at 48c., the latest stylci
Negligecs 1'01 boys, 48c and $1 .00. ' 1
“Mothers’ ltriend" shirt: waists for boys, 501‘ and 98c.
Blouses for boys 3 to 8 sec. to $100.
Underwear mall kinds, colors and sizes; shirts size 34 to,‘
50; drawers, 30 to 50. “‘
Our self conforming Derby at $2. so F1111 any lu-ad automab ‘
11y on our and see. .
Othct good Dcrbics at $3 on 1111111112. A . 1 , . . ' ‘
co 510 1,3 :-
MABONIC BUILDING.
NORWALK STORE.
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You can '1 find bet~
“"14 soer‘MAm' crunch?“
scorn NORWALK stone.
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The most expensive course 11111311311111.- is takeh by
those who continually buy the cheapest of everything.
It isn’t the role here that the highest price must be paid
to getthe 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.
telephone.
Hamel: ever .11.; Jackan s
' If not, do so at once.
It costs you nothing,
AGENT FOR “CROCKER'S FLOUR»
I am near; just as far as the nearest letter box 01'
Manuel T. Hatch.
Studio ?
and you will see the.I.atest Productions
of the PHOTOGRAPHIC ARI : .
Oar Platinums Last Forever.
JACKSON '5 STUDIO.
OPPOSITE HOTEL.
53 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Promo Cameras
RIDUOID
33:3: to 50°C
W111 P. Beers", 49111111511013.1111.
116 Washington
your income.
of cconmny as
, .
81.,
My dear young man:
“Birds of a leather flock together"-—ncvcr a truer saying—you
arc judgcd'by the company you kccp, thclclothing you wear.
Expensive (IOtI‘IlIlg‘ is not coimncudablc if it takes you beyond
w. A. BENEDICT,
Room 1, Masonic Building,
811. Norwalk.
Norwalk.
Norwalk, Co1111..]unc 1, 1901.
I.’ m within your iuco me; it s the only proper way
Custom- made ( Iolhing 15 11511111111111 high thuraticr.
well.
Clothing made for you at the rcatly-irmvcai‘
$13.50 per suit and more.
Our kind
clothing prices.
Very truly yours,
W. A. BENEDICT.
SHEFFIELD ON THE SOUND
A NEW
Summer: Resort on the Islands.
Furnished Cottages and Rooms. in Casino.
For season. week or day. ,
All directly on, fhe'aliorc. . 1 ,
Lighted I11.11111 gas.
Fine Spring wafer.
' Eleqsm table if’liota meals.
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Fine Bathing. Boating and E's/ling.
OPENS SATURDAY; JUNE 15111.
1.11111 “siren" will leave. Dorion'e Point about every hour after June
illth, preview to than by wool-l arrangement.
Warren E South.
.911. ad 0011111
. thing to only today about kitchenware.
3.9111111 ed . .
be discharged from the hospital to
9' . tend this important. meeting.
. drove over the
it 119‘ has some-
Howard‘Dotg
in Comeback
alter a short 11111111111. 1 .
The South Norwallr lllbrol‘y board
held 11 renulor meeting inst night. and
transacted routine business ,
J, A. Clone of Bonaventure College.
of Allegheny. N. Y., is the guest of his
brother, Dr. T. F 011111“aner
Mr. anders. Jacob'M.‘ Layton. of.
Folrlleld avenue, returned last night.
from 11 trip to Atlantic City, New Jer~
Bey. ,
. A bulky horse on Wall street this
afternoon, made considerable unfilsc
{neat for a large number of specie
ors
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Mrs. Reed G. Haviland. of Elm street
yesterday afternoon. The prizes were
won by Mrs. R. G. Hanford. Mrs. J. W.
Beatty and Miss Campbell.
drum—‘0.
Frank Growther, of Winnpauk, will
marrow. it will then be inst a month
since he was operated on for appen-
dicitis.
The business meeting of the China-
tlan Endeavor Society of the South
Nor-walk Congregational Church will:
be held tomorrow night. after the 3. :11!
Clnistiou Endeavor meeting.
moor-nun...
The June meeting of the Woman’s
Missionary Association of the South
Norwalk Congregational Church. will
be held in the church pmlore Wed
nesday afternoon at 3: 30. Following
the program the annual election of of-
ficers will tulle place. Every member
is urged to make a special effort in at-
, Conductor Oscar Helios and Brake-
men James F. Troy, of the local pas-
senger train. which makes up and
leaves South Norwalk. at 10: 40 each
morning. states that all the credit for
catching the horse thief. who stole a
team in New Haven. and $95 from 11
man in Bildgeport. is due Chief of P0.
lice Voilmer, of the South Norwailt
police department. They claim that
Chief Vollmer was the only one who
notified them or the thief, although
the Stamford police Want to get the
credit for it. If it had not been for
Chief Volllner noticing the man as he
Washington street
bridge. he probably would have been
at liberty yet.
Someone dropped a soda. water bot-
tle on the pavement. under the Wash-
ington street bridge. this morning. and
but. for the prompt removal of the
broken glass, by Constable J. J. Good-
win. bicycle repair shops would have
been rushed with business. repairing
rut tires. Mr. Goodwin proturcd a
broom and bravely set to work clean-
ing up the debris, amid the inquiry of
friends who wanted to know if he had
Joined the street claiming- department.
under Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. He did not
mind their jibes in the least. and took
all good naturedly. Mr. Goodwin is a
rider himself. and appreciates 11 good
road.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
\ The American Vitagraph.
The American Viagrapb, the moat
perfect moving picture device in ex-
istence. will be at Hoyt's Theatre. this
afternoon and evening. A feature of
puertlcular interest will be the views
of the Pan-American Exposition, in
Buffalo; Queen Victoria's funeral nag;
cont. King Edward, at the opening of
Parliament, scenes from the South A1-
rican War. Joan of Arc series, and
many others.
CONFESSION OF MURDER.
Two of the Greenwich itaiiane Admit
Their Guilt.
George Colombo and Pasquale Coin
breee. two of the Italians arrested and
charged with murder of Jacob Lar-
sen. a sewer work foreman, in Cream
wlch, Tuesday night. have confessed
their crime. They are now in the
county Jail. Bridgeport.
The crime which Colombo and Pan-
quule have confessed was a particu-
larly atrocious one They with a
companion were discharged by Lnretm
from the sewer sang last Saturday
night. T11eedny evening they waylnld
him and stabbed him in the abdomen.
almost diaembowelllng him. He died
a few minutes later.
The affair was witnessed by a fire-
man whose information finally led to
the capture of the hoods.
Searching portion Were at once sent
out and late Tuesday night Sheriff
li‘ltnroy arrested four ltnllann near
Portcheitor. N. Y. County Coroner
iboten of Bridgeport. held an inquest
and ordered that the ltullnns be held
for trial.
The hearing took place In the her.
ouch court in Greenwich. Colombo
and Calohrese confessed and showed
the knife with which the bloody work
was scoomplllhed. 'l‘holr 11 co-in
aided practically with that to the
firemen. except that it apnea that
two 1111111 111111 not three were partlch
panic. The motive. 1111 was suspected,
ivns revenge for their discharge from
the sewer gun: on Saturday evening.
The other two ltbllnna arrested
’l‘aesduy night. and three others, since
'urroated, have all been released from
111111111111. Colombo and 01111111111115
were held for the Superior Court.
were brought to Eric Senora yesterday
{11 11.11911101111 and lodge in jail
. This elven Feb-limo county 11111161»
boarder cane. and In acute respects.
Hill“! of the most brutal of recent room.
All the case can scarcely come to trial
11111111111111: of court the next term will
have two murder cues to deal with.
film other one 1111111; 11111 of Jo hints
nvaclti for the hilllul of nor chi d.
RIOTJNG IN OPAIN.
CORUNNA. Spain.“ Juno tm’l‘be riot»
in: here attorney-be diners «11111111
maiden noun
has resumed his duties
rothérs' Norwalk store, . . ‘
gawvwwwawfi
The Matinee Whist Club met with
smell, to devise ways and means to lift :
’ ed for 11111111191111 one of the brethern of~
end scribers 10'
reluctantly to 11111119 11 1110111111 11111111111
. 111011st 11111201111911 and carried 211‘ I'm others. are
'MER OUTFIT.
IF srvLe, rrr mo Exceuueur eravl‘ub- nun
couur tron ANYTHING. rr mu. PM van to
race CLOTHING uses. ..
NO OTHER MAKE DAN EQUAL OUR 8TH
WHOLESALE TAILORED HIGH GRADE READY?!“
CLOTHING.
Manama“ 111331111111 31.1111 canoe Antares
OTHER 31.1111 sane: Burrs. ALL sun: won on: 11
cuss. arr 17. so, 3111, 112 AND :13. ~
eraiuutocu FLANNEL come mor‘jnou
ERG TO MATCH. AT 810.
THE FELLOWS HAVE ALL GONE CRAZY OVER
“VARSITY” GTRAW HAT.
of getting your eyes comfortably futon
fiectause others have falled‘to give re-
s .
We have the best arranged and beat
equipped optical room in the mor-
walke, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMINATION FREE!
0. B. JACKSON.
Graduate Optician.
58 Wall 81.. Norwalk. th.
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DO YOU WANT THAT BEAUTIFUL
Velvety. Law
THE SEQUEL CAN BE Known.
THE KEY IS IN POSSESSION 20F
Telephone Call 97- 2.
All kinds of Fish at reasonable paces
Large Live Lobsters,160 lb. ‘
Soft Shell Crabs.
R. J. CUTBILL co
Washington, street. Next to 11139111111111 and o
DRY GOUDS’ ' I
CARPETS '_ V} i
FURNITURE, are
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A Tll VOTE.
A Norwalk church society which 111
110.0011 in debt, calling a few evening: 1
w x 3. .W. munm
the burden. When the meeting open.
fared a resolution which pnovldod for ,
11 subscription paper being circulated
among those present. 11 lodqlrfz the sub
cohtl‘ ibute the sums not
copesitc our names.” etc. 'l‘ba chair-
men out it to vote- and called for the
"ayes." Not a voice was raised to its
favor. Then the "nave" were called
for and the result was a tie. Nobod
voted. The awful alliance whlc
connuod was not broken 11111111 some-
body recovered his presence of mind
:lmve <13?!)th
sons. 1 one 1
footer-ll of limit ‘tlli’lw
members of 1111 we
of Commerce. have as
11011: to them bro :
ounces-fully. to the
will only hold a limited
well known figures in
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11111 11. mm. ngmugnrgu ' A I
streets and hotels. M111 We
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month 111111.11 111A"
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