l
i" of the Manon—Twenty-One
to: Appear for the Flat
inc—~Exqulalte Musical.
Programs.
firot anniveiflouiy of the dedi-
of '.,St Joaopns Chin-.cb South
held in the Child) yesterday
he. of great solemnlty and magni-
, mi will long be rombered by
an congregations at both sor-
eceicbrutioh consisted of n
a and vespers. The Solemlty
is called solemn high mass.
Mel‘y beautiful and the effect was
hg Erery detail was carried out
eriect 01".dei One of the ole
that mode the ceremony beanti
clothe treatments which were 1111
0111 F1 note at the time of the
’ ertiny being Trinity Sunday the
colors was listed. P111 tlculnrly
the effect beautiful at the solemn
service. The golden adorn-
the vestments shone biilllnu
the electric light. All the gol-
lowers are of 18 carat gold The
.lth cord silk. Another feature
13 the twenty one boys in their r,ed
' and purple cassockn. with trim-
.33 11nd sashes to hor,monize and
osui'pii'cen. They had been special.
lhed several weeks before for the
31011. and they carried out their
t9 ,perfectlon
d‘illumlhotion of the church at
caper, service in the evening was
u'itlceut. The effect was particul-
iy s ihing in the chancel by the
ght on the main altar from
amps helilndn the gient urch.
lebrant', Rev. lir. William
of the church, deacon;
1 rant: 3 St. Patrick’of St. Angus-
huroh Bridgeport. snodcacon.
H in a very finished scholarly
'ei‘lfeotive manner. He chose for
bJéct The Mission of the Holy
" the Christian Church. lie. is
or) alter of easy fluent and direct
a and he held tho closest nt
of his licnrcin throughout.
Mr. Mnbi'r entertained the
t dinner in the rectory at 5:30
at Which all of the clergymen
neighboring parishes, consist;
dgeport. Westport. Noroton.
and Greenwich were pre-
"i: the Solemn Vespers at 7. 'i.'1 tlii
iohrant was R91. lnmcr. C O‘ Brien
star of St. John's Church. Stunii’ord.
e'rly of Sacred Henri, Church,
‘81' gopoit;lte1'. 1,). J. O'Connor. ol‘
'Ii'i oton deacon' iicv. William Kler~
ha . of St. 1111111 1'. (‘huiih Nomnlk
pub deacon. with sever :11 of the Vlbilt
g clergymen in the saniiunry.
The sermon was dcllvei'cil bv Rev.
, rhea Q. Dolnn of Stamford. 'l‘hc
sill) ct was St. .loueph.()1ir l’iitroii
111' Protector. Rev. Mr. i)oiun is
alter of strong. logical and finish-
bility. Ho treated his subject. with
out elegance of language and with
”dent satisfaction to tho lni'gc 1011
fr gation Which listened to him with
deepest attention. The lltcr'nry
lityio of his address wan pnititularly
rliilng. His 1101' traynl ut the close of
rotolypc Joseph of Egypt unii
open] to the people of the piiilsli
ice the power and 111'.'otctt1011 of
,8 patron, Si. loscpli of the 11011
was very plunging.
11111qu wnn of, it high order no
ell be said with all] 'slnc or lty. is
to cope on Solemn occnnions.
a under the (lircctidu of Mrs
Freeman The addition of the
ntra with the organ iiildcd g1 rent
among 'o'ihoin by the, celebr'u'too
,Edword () Mnhonoy. New
'und Minn Hunnali 11111119111, 'of
.d, Bintei of the former rottor
.'e parish. 'l‘iie 001011101111 by M1.
'duinltc iliilnli 11110 eplcui
which lie is o '
of the congrcgutlo presented
‘ , bacrlptlonn to the parish build-
{ , no at 'the different services you
. ' ii otherp will do llkowiue
Judging by'tli'e on-
9Q Woohlngton at.
thiisiuo‘ni that Rev. Mr Mailer met
with 1111111111 his annual visitation 111 the
the sum to he realized will be of large
proportions. . . , , 1
prices of stocks at the opening in non-
lind also proceeded in the London inur-
but before the opening hero.
strangers. oputhwcsterns Puclflcs and
trunk lined all showed examples of
gains between i and 2 points.
inland 1059. an extreme 3% Thirty
thousand ‘shnrou of United Stilton Steel.
cold at 5W, to {12.comparod with 503/;
on
rose 1 1i. and local t1 notion stocks guin-
ed ovei 11 point
tindera unloaded on the ripe 0110101111110
ed some sharp roactlon'5' hft'n’i' priced,
hnd advanced considerably above the
opening level.
bought hcnvily 11nd Rock islnud wnn
cairled up 4%. St Paul .1119. New Mom.
Chicago & St. Louis second pr'ofoiren
Good gnlnsiwcre aloo made by home
specialties. 'Color‘ndo Fuel. General Fl
ectrlt,
rising " to it. Rock inland reacted 2‘15;
_ showed quick recoveries in some cases
. Afternoon Sessions will be Hold for
' met at 12: 30 todnyu Commencing t0-
" to fill vocanoien ln iiidgeobipii. etc"
occuring 1mm (lenor’ui Aucombiica‘. ,
{ relented.
. an ' ' 11
, :' log the use of 331000 by the veteran
8‘0. lion-walk.
“Who... .
110mb of May, he feels confident that
W
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
wimp ornno'r. 30:10 a. 111——
i'herc were substantial gains in the
lnuotlon of Saturday’s strength. which
The
Rock
Satuinday Amalgamated Copper
WA] 1.. S'l‘llli‘l‘.’l‘ ii a. n1 ———Rooiir
l‘hc railroads weie
Baltimoie & Ohio Clevela‘iyid C.
Hocking Commercial Pacific
Mail Tobacco and Consolidated Gnu
St. Paul 15,6 and People's Gas tell it
point undei last night. The market
was very feverish at the reactions and
WM other stocks, continued to rise
.W L12 STREET nanny—Price's gave
way during the second hour although
their were occasional periods of stall
diness 011 covering by the Shorts. ’ De
clinen from the best were between i
and 2 points for members of the lead
ing groups of stocks. There were 11
few exceptions. United States Express
gaining live and Delewurc & Hudson
and Great N01 thtin leefelled 2 points.
the arket. Continental Tobnoco moo
' h'd 31.111111111111011 Pat-lilo south-
ern :Pa'clfic and n few other railroad
stocksv ruse highc'r than before A fev
erlsh reaction of 1'}. in Sugar unset
110:1 the market again Bonds wcie
iriegiiior.
WALL STREET. 1 p. m.—~Soullicrn
Pacific and Union Pacific. mode a re
markublc advance. the former rising
1% and the inttcr 3% over Snturdny‘t
level. The United States Loathei
stocks. rose WI: and 104 respectively
The rest of the mnrket was singularly
unresponsive except for a rise of 2 ,1,
111 Cannon. Southern.
‘l-‘OD'AV'S' QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private Wire or 1!. A.
Bolime, commission broker. Sworn: oi
Corbrti's block. South Norwalk:
Open High Low
Am. S. ll. (30.. 1481/; 17111“
\in. Tob. Co. i'iil 141%
Atchisoii. NV; 87%
Att'liison. pill. 103% 1040,.
Bull. &Ol1io, lilti lilil
llinIi. R. ’l‘.. 82 82%
Can. South. 003., Till/g
lien. (11' N. .l.. lilo
China. it Ohio. 7100;;
VIII. 0‘: N. W.. 2047...
(‘l1i. ll. If: Q., 190%;
13. M. & St. P. ”2%
Chi. it. i. & P. 104
C.(‘..(‘.. & St. 1... 8137.};
D, & ll. 01111.. 109
Gcn. El. (30.. 230
lion. Kr. Noah. 107%
Nor. & West, 53%
Minn. (1011510.. 121
Metropolitan. 173%
M. K, & 'l‘. pfd. 641,9
Miss. l‘nciilc, 11.21743
N. l'., (3. & H. 159%;
N. Y.. t). & W.. .'les
lion.'l‘ol1zicco. (Sol/4
\io. Pnc. pfd., 97%
Pacific Mall. 38%
i’cnnsylvnnin. 100M.
i'coplc'n (ins. 100%
Hill. 11 110110., i403
i’. «it if. pl’Ii., 77%,
Son. llnllwny, 34%
Son. Ry. pfil.. 871;;
8011. Pacific. '57
Tenn. (1. & i.. 01%,
ll. 8. brother, HM.
its. l..Co. old. 797..
ll. 8. Rubber. 211,4;
Union Pnclflc. ”3%
tin. Pnc. pl'd.. 92%,,
Wnbnuh. old. 41% div,
West. Union. 95% 95%
--.—...~..... .w. . W
WITH THE LEGISLATURE
1:30
147% 149%
Hi] ”07..
80 81W
103% 10311,I
107% 108
81% 82%
09:1,. 101.4,.
Hill
00%;
20:10;
111614
lii‘i’
164‘;
88
Hill
"3510
107%
{14741
1201/.
173
64
11:114.
158%
35
(mu,
97%
40%
1501/2
115%
114%
77%
MT»,
Mil/g
139%
611,1.
10%
M'AI
211,5.
1151/4,
till/2
44
95 ‘
51%
204711
501..
2031.
1751417211,.
liiti you.
87 8137/11
1711 16311
231'. 23514,
10734101
5414. 5354.
1211/1 1211
17% 17:1
6111/. in
113% 112%
15914,. 1118
351/.3 our.
(1111/, 1111
38%
l50
lid-'51;
44
77%
MM.
871/5
56%
iii 1/,
I’IVg
”iii in
41
151
1103/,
44%
710/.
31:11,
88
09%
my,
1111
82
l 111%
92 fig,
113
ill 1,1,
43%
1141.,
the Balance of the term.
HARTFORD. Juno 3-Both l-louacs
morrow afternoon uenulon will pi obnn
ly bo hold.
in tho Houao the hill providing fox a
reformatory who unfuvor nbly 1'.eported
The appropriation committee said that
$863 000 ha been ordered for penal
institutions and 1515 000 101' hospitals,
etc" and that the appropriation torn
woman 11 reformntory was too much
The cities and boroughs committee
Ieiioimied favorably in the bill iiboliali-
1111: the board of councilmeii and pro
riding for :1 board of uldorr’deh chosen
from each wnid and six at liirge. l‘it-
bled.
i‘he bill appointing a state tire mm
111111 was reported 11110111111111. 1
The bill dividing the «him of Slum“-
ford into voting districts was reported
iiivoinbly.
A rcaolution permitting the governor
won imilfietl bv the House
The resolution incorporating it put»
, took up the constitutional (1311 nd
R without funds owing to the death of
A. vigorous me of all; in 31113011 111111011 ‘
1'
[tr wntor company iii Pininvillo war
The House this afternoon
't
irireinonii Reserve. The treasury is
five firemen in New Haven it short
time ago. in the senate o rumou-
.struuco come in from the Hartford 1'
trout for the 1111111110 against 111000300
taxation. it who not hooded. boweien
as the Senate 011113011 the original iiill
unpaid precondition.
.'I'i‘lio reinstateniont of Senator David
C'oilaliiin with the permission granted
to all courts to reinstate all dlnburred
uttmneyo was passed in the Senate. ‘
The Norwich armory upproprlntion
was passed
The bill providing that boundary
lines he estnbllshed between Connec-
tlcut and Massachusetts was injected
on motion of Senator Kenoolloy.
The Senate voted to ndiouru Wed
nesduy, June 12
In the Senate this. utterncl .1 it Was
voted not to attempt the 11.;0‘1llah
merit of 11, state pulmonary distance hos
pltol this session. but to appropriate
320.000 to try the experiment in con“
nootlon with the Hartford hospital.
HAULENBEEKMILLER.
011 Mny 30th. at 3 p. 111., at the
Church of the Transfiguration. New
York city, (iarrle i-iiil Haulonboek non
of Rev. G; Hunlenboek, of this pace;
wns married to Miss Grace Myrtle Mil-
ler, daughter of W ii. iviilior. of
Dronldilu. NW‘Y. Mr. 1,111.0 Mrs. ilnul,
outlook tire; ' nldlng ‘ut the Hotel {Behf
veiiie'ro during the 11111111101111 of bin
handsome residence, which he has
purchased in Rochelle Park. N. T.
where they will make their home when
completed. Rev G iianlnnbeek and
wife tii'id Min 1. i2 Rtis'ihéii were guests
' ending dinner on, {tho 130111001019.
11 311111.? Ming. Hun icnlioek being
0- Ndrwuik 11 boys. Will receive the
well w'ish‘eis iiiid congratulationii of his
mum finlendn
RICH- FISHER.
A pretty wedding took place 111 the
residence of Herman Quittner. No 10
Clay street. yesterday afternoon at '3
o'clock.Fr0d1-.11ick Rich, :1 br‘otlici of
Mrs. Qiilttnor. was Joined lu innriiagc
to Milne Helen Fisher of Now lei
“Roi. Mr. 00011211pr0111 "'.0|Ii 'tic'd Ii'i'c
nnpiiul knot Mien Cecilio Quittner
was bridesmaid and Mr intincr. best
man. A wedding dinner was served
The happy couple took tho 5 o'cl0cli
train for New York They will rculiir
in St.linecl.'.iidi N Y.
NOT SUCCESSFUL.
“Willie" 10011 111mm :.‘.‘iiidu’t 1 too
you to wash your face?’
' ""th ma am. " Willie 111111.111 " and 1
did wash it."
“i don‘t believe you.
iy 1111 over." .
“111111111111? biped little Elsie. who had
just been vaccinated; “may be he did
do it but it didn’t ‘take' the ilrot time.
We just an dliu
Miichell lit $011. Auctioneers
Auction sue
of fine
Building Lois
Meadow Street,
8111111111, Jun 1511,
l90l.
at 2 o’clock, p. m .
on
EASY TERMS.
DorIOhHOnse
GREGORY' S POINT,
South Noeralk.
J. E. SULLIVAN.
Prlprlctor and Manager.
'l‘ci'inn reasonable. Bathing, bout~
lug, fishing. Electric. corn to hotel.
connecting with all trains on the N.
Y.. N. H. & l'l. ii. R.
UNSU RPADBED.
nHoD
“1111111111.
Sanitary
Plumbing;
Phone l31~3
' Street,
11.1.11 'i‘ltr‘ sows.
"" DUST, :00 “5'51.
LN hlgflUiTS.
BI’IIIETN WANTS. ' .:
M. Kraspviiz & S. F0x,
Ladies’ Tailors.
47 NORTH MAlN STREET.
South Norwalk, pond.
Notice-$1111 Taxes
mum—can
'I‘lie tux- pnyo'rii of the city of South
Norwnlk inn hereby notified that the
city tax of six mills on the dollar. laid
on the oneenomont list of 1900. at a
city meeting held in Arlon Hull. on
Madison street. on the 11th day of
March. A D. 1001 also the library
fund tax of chopped-tor of 0 mill on the
dollar, laid at the some time, will
be due and payable on the first day of
May. 1901 at which time i wiil receive
the some at Jacob M. Lni'ton's oliico.
No. 15' Railroad Place. Penalty at the'
rate of nine (9) per cent. 11 your from
M 01’ 1.000).. will he charged on all bills
remaining unpaid after June 1. 1901.
JAMES PAUL.
Collector of Taxes of the City of South
1111131111111.
iiiffiouth florwn'lit. May 6 1001.
1115 1111
—-v-W
School 1 axes.
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT.
..,..........
'i‘lio taxpayers of the South Norwain
Union School District are hereby not-
ified that the district tax of one and
unequorter mill: on the dollar. laid on
the town nonessment not of 1900. at a
’moeiing 0f the district held on the 5th
day of June. 1900, at the Frnnknu
street school house, will be due and
payable on the unit day of May. 1901.
at which time {i shalt be ready to re-
ceive same at Stillson's drug store, 82
Washington street. Penalty at the
rate of nine per cent. ll. your will be
charged on and after June 1. 1901.
14‘. A. 10111111114.
Collector of Turns for South Norwnlli
Union School District. '
Dated at South Norwnlk. Apl‘ll zit
1901. 1123 i111-
Notice.
—-~1
The legal voters of the. South Nor-
wulk Union School District are hereby
notitiod and warned that the annual
meeting of said district will be held at
the Franklin street school house on
Tuesday evening, {June 4th. 1901. at 5
o'clock. to hear the reports of the Dis-
trnct Committee. Treasurer and Col—
lector for the past year. and to elect
.'1 member of the District Committee
to servo for the Sin-refilling three yours
and other officers for the ensuing
year: also. to lay a tax to meet the
necessary expenses of the district. and
to pay so much of the indebtedness of
said district as shall be deemed ndvis
able: also. to transact any other bus
incsu properly coming before sniu
meetings.
A. BLANCHARD.
JOHN“ li. l.lGli’l‘.
MATTHEW CORBE'l‘i .
District Committee.
eralk. Conn, May
1 m2!) ht
Dated 111 Smith
29th. .,
lilill
1“!
Plumbing and Steam Hui
Ina.
Hot Water floating.
Hot Alr Humid.
81'0va AND HANDED
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING
(in mi Stalin Flttinx.
l‘lxturol. Hem Calling. on
non you non our non: of
RICHMOND RANOEI f
the Jones 8 llotolililsn comm:
. "' WALL fl‘l‘filfl. PARWALR
I)“
Pan ts
for men - worsted -
$l.25 up.
The Bicycle sort. SI up.
. ‘ ‘ . 1
SIM ts
Sergewguaianieed all
f _ wool, $5.00. ‘
. Bicvéleeimepiioniil val»
Children'erash Suits,
-'25 cents.
ues, $2.50 and more. ~
'1'
LADIES’ TAILOR MADE Sl'l’l'S
AND TAN SHADES, MADE IN THE L
SPECIAL SALE OF
T111101 Made Suits a; __
VENETIAN CLOTH, IN BLACK. NAVM, BROWN, BLUE AND GREY MIX'I URES, DRAIl
QMAD'E 0'11 ALL WOOI SERLIE, II'OMESI‘UN AND
A'l‘ESTSTYLES.WITI'{ ETON OR FLY FRONT
JACKETS; TRIMMINGS AND lIVlNGS OF THE BES’l‘ MA’l‘ElflALS. CHOICE on ANY
SUIT IN IHE LOT; \VIIILF 'IIIEY L \Sl I“OR$10.00.
$10.00 DLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR .
$12.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR '
$15.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
$18.00 BLACK TAFFETA SILK SKIRTS FOR
HQUSEFURNI
112 piece Dinner and Tea Sets.
to piece Decorated Toilet Sets.
English Porcelain Tea Cups and Saucers,
white.
English Porcelain Platters. large size.
Decorated Dinner. Tea or Bkist. Plates. ioc. ea.
. . . . $7.50.
. . . . $9.00.
. . . $10.00.
. . . . $12.50.
SHINE DEPARTMENT.
$9.95. Granite Iron Ham Boilers. 95c.
$1.98. 8 inch Nickle Tea Kettles, 950.
8 quart Heavy Tin Milk Pans. 12c.
Tack .Hammei's and Tack Lifters, 7c.
90. Stove Brushes, 8c.
29c. Wooden Spoons, 3c.
PRIME MEATS.
The choicest Lamb. Veal and fleet
in ready to fill customoia‘ orders at 1111
times.
We are, particular about the quality
and condition of stock and purchase 110-
thing which falls below our standard.
Jed. Busset's Village Choir of Pum-
lIlu Ridge. Tuesday and Wednesday
nights.
Rosnnl, the Prince of Juggloro,
'l‘hui'sdny afternoon and evening: also
Chicken Saludfiupper, {1:30 to 8:30.
Thursday.
Friday and Suturdny afternoons.
Ransom. the celebrated Magician
and Entertainer. Handsome new
Merry-go-Round, Rifle Rouge 11nd 1111111-
erous other attractions all week.
One admission. 150 Children, matter—
uooua. 50. but
STRAINBD VISION
is not an uncommon condition—tits a
common cause for headaches and other
pains.
Eyes which are overworkei', it re-
lived by properly fitted glasses. will
regain strength and will in time be
able to perform their task without the
aid of glass assistance.
Call in and we will talk it over to
nether.
HOMER B. HOYT,
Graduate Optician.
United Bank Building.
1'"
50
Room 9.
Dillon houro, 8 to 11:46.1.2240 to 0:30.
Saturday oveniniis. 7 t0
82 North Main hi.
Opponlto Tilly c'orrlago Works.
M
mum-ii.
prim HANGER
manna mu.
m
TRlS'l‘RAM & 1111111.
KEI’T A GREAT MANY (“)l"
DLOUSE SUITS FOR BOYS 3 TO 8, WHICH WE
('l.
NORWALK. CONN.
H. Kri'egerdt 00.
29-31 West
Washington Street.
TOO MANX' RAINY DAYSVTHID SEASON HAS
YOU FROM lll'YlNG
Thesecm and ”ficmmmmo. 1'01'11 scum; (10111123. 11']; ARE MAKING
“°“' W” “NMELEWW 1'111131A'1 1111011 110\s 1x ALL OUR 01211111111
‘ NEWPENTURY MARKET- MEN'l‘S. NOW 11: 1'01: WAXl“ A NLCF. TAILOR—
Adam Steinwald. Proprietor. . '1. ‘_ .-
Ely Block 80 Main St. MADE 51511: SILK WAIST OR SKIRT, CALL AND
SEEiLR 1 .
01111181101116 Food ilxliibil M {'11 SL0“? “f” “RF: ““00 12151211111211:
Amarydnno 40110 8m _. L: . 1- 12.1.51: 1011 Di II.1CI«., QLALIIY AND
ATTRACTIONs: STYLE. OUR TERMS ARE THE SAME.
( .
SMALL DEPOSIT AT THE TIME OF PURCHASE AND ONE
DOLLAR WEEKLY UNTIL PAID. ACCOUNTS
OPENED WITH EVERYBODY.
WE HAVE ABOUT ONE DOZEN .RUSSIAN'
ARE
(ism; our r011 $3.75. FORMER 311111012: $7.00.
COME AND SEE OUR LINE OF SHIRT WAISTS.
EVERYBODY ,SAYS .WE HAVE THE BEST AS-
SORTMENT IN THE TWIN CITIES. PRICES FROM
CENTS 'l‘O $4-5o.
A very line assortment of
papers and moulding. Full
line supplies and reademlxed
paints. '
12011 31101110 ruinous. .
The 001111. 0111121111 Life fun. 00.. 01 ‘1.
Hartford. sold 1111 your to citizens of ,
connectlcut, investments and life not
, {111111 amounting to nearly
rovidlng 'l'm'li ha judge
WW0“ 111101 to
I
'Th'll'Ih'oilldéil it.
mo Pam lllrm'rd Seconds Jun 1111.11.11.11.
The Hut Thom the Money {In the Town.
Norwalk Chronicler