Cultivat9r says
greening ap~ _' 'lénd h
undidgéon the ‘
North Poster.
tree W‘asa
elw
301. The seller informed
chaecr it was a pity the
A “goii‘lg Into deca,
best fruit 0 any
d to see how long he
alibe‘falid it stil sure
Imost lanotherw "cen-
3 been added to its vener~
lire. But it shows signs of
day, and the parent of all
pus Rhode Island sell-
ch has set its gra ts n
rehards of almost all to
will soon be but a neigh-
punish lcruiser “Reina
9 ‘ {which was sunk by
in loan debt, and which has
con raised under the direc-
09f aval Constructor Hob-
‘ " e refitted at an expensci
50,000, and made a part of
It has
tilted States navy. so t 1 _ ..
.~ .. o o, tor on do. n 3‘ V93, marry Mabel.
ft; J;lla“l;; SONIA Of her parts 21313)“ $125 Lbry'i3th mfihlrty six of Letter from Rev. Frank Thompson. BY [OHM KENDRICK BANG‘S' "I dldn't suppose ho'd find time to
entirely “reconstructed. the séhoIArE pledged 'thgiils'clves that Valparugg, GbIII willbepmentcd ,, ' propose "
l'ul shell and tire wrought by daily prayer to God they would ”We” “3"" “if“ “501““ S J M Under the auspices of the ”Yes. the second time he called he
llavclc 0'? her decks and strive to Ilvé u Chrlctlan life, for which A erw no others asked her If he couldn't have ll perpet
we are very thankful to God. All duress, WOMAN'S GUILD Of "81 option on the right 0f way to her
n ler'hold, rind before she 15 III e have 00 “mm the word of Rev. Charles E. Upeon, Milford, Conn. . w, UR heart. , ‘ _ .
. lid it; there Tibet be a 0d In our fil‘iblé’i but there are doubt- Siggllllggeences and mm” GRAQE 0H CH'E ‘ C, ' Bill If cl
6 1 1 ’ICSss many dds who do not at ' ' . . _ urence— y. you were sun-
6 work xpel éd llpOI" tend any Sunday school and are en- hymn 993;. Walrus. so Cont: polnted In some great love or umbltlon
Uncle Sam IS thus to turn a
lér enemy to good account
testimony ill regard to the
cw law comes via. Kansas
where an 0ldillallcc has been
on a thorough trial. An first
as admittedly an experiment
wit it; said to be universally
Iar. There has been no com-
int of wholesale arresting of
he. Ql‘lle wcll agreed youth
In city obcyt tieg .pud the
ant and rov clllent
"in lied to respect 'its prov.—
A
bl .t of 150 pounds of dyna-
9 was fired on the Palisade at
cnbt‘lrg. N. Y. and rock
ugh dsilodged- -I0 last the quar-
a. year makingr paving
c committee that has
alter of saving the Palisades
nd complains that people ex—
lem to do $2..oooddo worth
‘w .k With $400,000 appropria’
nc‘l ,tllat seems to be about
me oi it.
WHAT WOMEN ARE DOING. '
~
rat.
Colored stones ale set lgg>30mc oi
hundsomer clue and pompadoui’
‘Illbs.
The dress cult cases of. light ma-
orlals are a delight to those ladies
0 travel alone.
(mg the most satlsluctoly or the
“savior white walsts are those. of pl
so soft as to look almost like our
Y-
see there are a tow wonlemo lvh
f the, ,gold 919,30 mull
back of he hath"- ure ‘tyl lien
02: ks with tlny knots of ribbon;
pinning them on‘ but uuctually t‘y
'rllp ‘irlrlmllhvl‘mkmeg Mi fall;
a s at u a
wit of bludpntaffctn has profile smart
as In It than almost any othel do
all. Black clllny lace mnkee a hand-
some trlmmlng for sudh a gown and
pro if? many other kinds which are
no.
housekeepers or the acryllnts
,9 remploy. are very careless
puttlng Ilot dishes and ditches 0:
ll. Into the reflrg'erutor. It In
only economy In the matter of Ice
9 . Alt until they are cool, but the re
M orator 009 be kept sweeter with
.Jtrouble hop It the stedm‘fro‘m
e and all sorts of food In allow-
collect about the elder.
that a fusblouably dressed young
‘rucggly just as she was louv-
for a short trip. and ov-
it (o tlttlng traveling dress
‘ in; court. of lineno one
light shade and very course
9 It won one of those things I
go or “in he ding of "stylish
_ 7 '
have been nearer to good
more servlce‘Able. But tl'l'éi’e
alto despise anything that
.0 ’ " ' ’ . .
. The Whlp‘ypocr-wlll, by William Gum
‘ atbbirc s not
9 chard. The purcllas~ ox
not ts S?
us give the praise sum glory to‘ God.
and be tbunktul to Him that be has
honored us In calling us to be co-Work
are together with Him In Ills vineyard
here below.
9lwuys broII the illsld'b ot‘ ll. bild a
a
A use" conspl'duuua ‘
TWINE)
Song-Onward.
.pcu
lllotggspltal}
.tlngulehod guests from out
and a pleasant time Is ulltlg‘tgutcd. 0n
been accomplished
k 0
Present membership,
Mbdlance $167 72.
tlrely Ignorant of the great plan of
salvation.
try and gather them In and teach them
and lead them to Christ and salvation?
Who will try?
The following program was carrlod
Shall we not. will
out:
BODZWOBWEI‘G 00,
School.
Responsive Rendlug—Promlaes to
God 5 Followers
Song and March—Going Onward,
Primary Class.
Prayer by the school, closlug with the
Lord’ 8 Prayer
fizfitfiififime wgegulglfr'es the wInd.- For Oyster Dredging they
: ‘ ” Fret] . acumen, 9 are especlnlly deslrnblc. We have the
Song-Go Porwardy ' most compact. simple and easily start-
‘ $313001 ed Engine on the markpt
Exercise-Wllatc We Do. W l “ '
Six Girls fig ’6 Bouton‘ a Class. 0 “V to ”ammo“
fillercl'se——Cllll ens Day.‘
Miss ol ll Class
Sour—Raise £31€$.§
Remal ks.
Solo and ChoruIIL—G
Exercise—éood'fiPralse.
- Stfliool.
Reading—A Wornpn of India
Mrs. Crofut.
Soloe—Leed Ms N- ‘ »
MI 9 Harlin.
Song—Glorlous Vlctmy
School.
dupel Intendcllt s Repolt
Collectlon.
Christian
closlng wlth Coronutloll,
School.
.......q .
Directors of the Nor-wane Hocpital Will
Have Legislators Here Thursday.
On Thursday of this wioék‘
dent Hon. John H. Fe
“5th of
Board wl
that day they expect
town the committee on
of the Connecticut Ioglslntu
will meet at 10: 30 o'clock.-
ynoptIeAI‘li-gvlew of Ill
don .Alll'lps tbsfi rm. and I suppose
‘élllosr. teacher or
~ scholar Who hash attellllsd Inc. Bebop
regularly who are no
expecting some fiult' 01 results tram
our: wort: as ell-workers together with
Stlod.‘ For we have“ ”His promlio that, .
ms word shall not return unto Him
void. .(Iralpll ..,,LV 1;. and Psalms
XXII 0). Bo wliittdvor good results
looking for Add
5 "credit: to’ ourselves but let “I'll
olncors,
teachers, 9; scholars In main room. 08:
scholars in primary department, 42;
etotal, 121: average attendancefls;
members of the Home Department, 23;
total membershlp, 144.
classes without teachers. If
two or three more earnest and faith
fuI teachers we could largely Increase
the memberlllllp Finances.
school collectlons. 571. 55; home do
purtmcn't:j collections. 5612; all other
sources $00. 05; total recelpts, $157. 72;
expenses». 8125 25; cash on hand, 542.-
There are two
7Do we. as dillcers and teachers, reu-
llze our ogportunitlesm for doing good.
llnary: .Dlllss
Hereafter.
Mr. Merriam" and School.
Rev. Poul 'IdowStraycr.
Girls of Mrs. CroI’uts Class.
Bough—Our Feamkmy.
Exerciser—It’s Hard no Understand.
Mrs Slallaon'a Class.
ENTERTAIN ouasrs.
era-tortilla liar
oprlstlous
Rev. Gulls. pron. Milford. Conn.
Address 0:“ velélue by the pastor,
I). Hm
Response.
v H. L Hilbbgll D.D., New Haven.
olcomc Hymn,
Roll call by" the church clerk,
10 3‘ 11am K..I 3055011.
0
Historic I Blictcb
rs. Edward Olmsteml.
ContruMIto solo
M.rs L. 15. Keeler. Nurwalk.
Adt‘llrggsmwutou Men Who Have Help-
. e
2' Rev. John (I. Davenport D..,D Water-
bury. Conn.
Hymn
878
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Anthem-«Jerusalem . My Glorlous
Home,
Choir.
Greetings Irom ‘
1.-—TIle MotherChurcll.
Rev Goorge‘l). Expect. Norwalk.
2.--'I‘Ile Sister Church.
Rev.- Jubisz Backus, Westport Rev. ‘
Paul M. Stroller, South Norwalk.
Soprano solo. ‘
Mrs. Samuel Marvin, Cornwall, Conn.
3 ”Former Posters dil'd their Repre-
Choir.
, let us
we had
Sunday
Address—The Summer Rpsldcnt.
Herbert S. Ogden. Esq” New York.
Hymn 995.
Benediction.
we not.
_.
The fool-killer sometimes assumes
the form of a clzarette.
in Bumps
Should have their boat caulppcd with 3
Norwalk Engine and be Independent. of
Norwulk Launch Co.
‘NORWALK. court.
coAL
$5.7 5 perton
DELIVERED IN YOUR BIN.
We handle only one grade of Coal.
and that Is the BEST.
Place your orders now, and take ud-
vulltuge of prlce quoted above.
Best In quallty. cléunly screened,
competent drivers. prompt dellvery.
No matter what your experience has
been In the past, give us your order,
and we will please you.
Irving bikini 8. h.
Successors to B. Isms.
Coal Yard and once Water street
Branch OIIIce corner Washington and
Main streets. South Norwslk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-5.
Soldiers.
the meal-
the cx-i
tors of
of town.
ve In the
re. They
The com-
. Audubon 8cher held In the one Nor
llllttee will take them to the hospltal
where an Inspectlon -.will,.follow A
drive will then be enjoyed around town
and all the principal points 01 Interest
wIII be vlewed The drive wlll wind
up at the steamboat docll. where the
party will board the launches of ex-
Senator John H Ferris and Commo-
dore Clarence Osborn at 1::2 80 oeloolr
A dellghttul sail on the sound will bf.
enjoyed for onohour, and at 1:30 3 cm-
nor will be served at Roton Point
The dlrectors of the hospital are our
neatly requested tube on hand curly.
JUNIOR AUDUBON SOCIE'tY.
Among thep Ieaannt features of the
"meeting of the East Norwalll Jmlor
walk upper school Il‘rlduy ulternoon,
gore musical seloatlonsmby Mlllsllldeug
arrowl‘m bro, n. r s all
men yfit‘bel qV your, Dorothy
Drake, Nlna Godfrey. letIllQ Wheeler,
Alice Deunls. Charlie Dcnulu. Earle
Edmond, Ire Meeker and Hugo Gum-
hurt; monk, 'rlle Bobollnk'a Song. by
Nine and Grace Godfrey: recltdtlon
9d a recitation by Helen St.
denial, talk About blrds the
Atednl manly finite learned by .
11%;»,s‘servutlon that gave evl
A deep and Intelligent Inter
,0 ‘ monarch. Interest In our ,
pha'slied by an average attendance of _9
about, 150 and a stoodyllnereue In the
list of members and All the children ,
lire carefully Instructed In the bird
laws. there Is renal: to believe thA in
most Norw Ill , gamut, our nA ye
Wm
You have no ruin. to say: “He Is a
clue man, but there are some things I
do not like about him " There are
thin“ client you which others do not
I ll, or? one Is more or
Mitchell St San. Auctioneers.
Auction Sale
9 at 2 o'clock, p. in...
drains! less by {In I“
of fine
Building Lots
Meadow Street,
Saturday June llll,
llllll,
SASY leans...
1m you well mum
IIIIII mum will no.
52 South ”hull cl. some damn. (it.
A The’tbree kinds of Trade Marks
must be presented. {or wagon. 9
All Ilrlbclsu stores sell the Ozone
goods.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Leanne‘s".
Wednesday Filming. June 12th
“ BARBARA,”
BY [JEROME K. IEROME.
and
“A Dramatic
Evening, ”
Reserved Seafa.9wirhouf extra char c.
at Madrid's and Glendeulng's. t
We 9-3. ‘
lune 5M; ‘ .
FOR SALE.
First National Bull Building.
By nuthorlty ill the Board of Dlre
tors the building of the First Natlonm
Bank of South Norwalk and the lot on
Ill be cold at public
by. the 26th day at
lune. 1901, at 2 o'clock p. m., on the
which It stands.
auction on
premlses.
The lot In W
front end rem“ nd seventyclx feet
deep. The building Is twenty- -st and
a half feet wldé and filty feet deep.
It. Is centrally located: has four stories
and urbaseluynms well and strongly
blllltkb limb 9T lron‘ front on first
story. prelise Elli And granite dal-
ueru above.
lined, the and urglury proof voult
with new mode n time luck. and Is
under lease to the South Norwalk
Trust Company to April' 1 1902. With
right to sublet. 3'] be second and thlrd
The banking Tm has a large. steel-
Iloqre are occupied by desirable ten-
Title clear and secure.
CHARLES E. FERRIS.
Cashier.
ants:
51-24
HARRY "GOODWIN,
Pant
Pressing
T 11ch is added attractive-
ness Io well-pressed cloth-
ing lllis continual damp~
lless takes the “press" all
out of clothing.
All clothing purchased
here we will press free of
.char rc 'l‘rollscrs purchas-
ed 0 sewllcrc 10 cents per
pair.
Keep your clothing
pressed. lt' s the only way
to get the fullest possible
service out of them.
For this summer’s wear
mycs, the warm weather
will be here, dbnt lay
awake nights. thinking It
won twwe mention: ' '
Underwear. at ”25¢. per
garment.
Flannel Suite of very llatu
ty patterns and reasonably,
priced And here, we mcn~
tion with the beat of ra e,
our line of No llgec i I,
, overflowing with the satin-9‘.
faetory wearing qualitie
9 The cor’i‘h’ectlng link 9
the trouser and the oft’
1. “Shirt during wnrm Went er
is the belt, you know. Well
our belt supply is varied
aufiicientl'y to satisfy any
idea of a perfect belt.
' 200,000 hogs you don’t kill under 8,000,-
1 er world by becoming a hermit?
natal and a half feet
. In
All you way. rot
ken Mr. Armour
I: And land that limes Are
herd. wo are only killing a million
hogs and live Illlou becvcs a year.
c’l‘be youp dld‘l . “Mr. Armour, .
would no * j A.“ I am not know
times are d" and I'll be easy with
you. I'll begin at $10 a week. it you
9 will Agree to Increase my salary 31
for every 100,09 hooves you don‘t kill
under live I on. and 31 for every
000. " With his little. shrewd eyes, Mr.
Armour looked sharply at the young
man, than said. abruptly. "As a New
dislike precocious youngsters: they
don't last. But I'll let you start In at
$25 a week, without conditions. I do It,
too. with some tear that In a few years
you will own the business."———Success.
HIS SUGGESTION.
On the last night of a serles of “pro-
tracted meetings" In the Methodist
Church of a little New Jersey village.
the visiting evangelist was making a
special etfdrt to obtain a showing of
anxloua souls. He had preached Ills
best sermon, and reached an emotion-
al fervor that be had seldom equaled.
But nobody responded to his Invlta
tlon. They sang a hymn, and then the
evangelist rose again and called upon
the congregation to "enlist" for the
sclvlce of the Lord "
A battle-acarred, wooden-legged vet-
Mlss Upp rt’enyv’l‘bey say there Is a
great deulo misery among the p.oor
Miss Gotrox~WelL It's theIrp fault.
There is Reggy van Pelt, tor Instance.
with only 10. 000 a year. trying to
keep a yu‘ch and a stable of horses——
no wonder he’s mlsornble.
The Promoter's Woolng.-—“That
young trolley. Ilne promoter Is going to
would you get even with thls bitter
Billy—No slr- -ee: I'd buy a cheap
comet. and move Into a thickl§ popu
lated flat.
These are not bargain goods, out new up -‘-to thd- minute styles and qual-
Itles, marked low to reduce our lulge stock We bought heavily curly ln
Bxcepliulll
Bargains
the season, and they are coming In so fast that we must reduce our stock to
make room. We are the losers and you are the soloists of our [Arse pur—
chases. That Is the whole story or our cuttlng prices on shirt waists. Des-
crIptIve details follow:
1200 Colored Walats. mode of Sea. 19- '
land Percale, Ilne Butletes and plain
Chnmbrays: quite a few are made With
the popular sailor collar. adjustable
shield, some made wlth soft finish
stocks. ties to match and a good as-
sortment In line tucklng. both back
and front Every waist the newest and
most approved style; priced up to now
at 98c and $1. 25. Your choice, 79
CENTS.
200 White Walsts. the plck of the
seasons styles; made of line sheer
lawn; values up to $1.50. your choice,
98 CENTS.
Mlsscs' Shirt Walots, tucked back
and front. line white lawn. also blue
and ox blood ehumbray. made and tin-
Ished In best possible manner. perfect
Iittlng, sizes 12 IA and 18. 98 CENTS
Ovel 25 styles In Ladles‘ Wash Dress
Skirts all new, flare and flounce skirts,
plain and trimmed, 08c to $5.00.
Navy Blue and Black Polka-dot
Sklrts. made with graduated flounce.
also plain navy duck skirts. with white
band trimming, for 98 CENTS.
med. good value at
25 CENTS. '
All llnen Crash Skirts.
flounce. trimmed with three folds, ado
ed wItIl thte, very stylish, 82 50.
Grass Linen Skirts, allover tucklng.
graduated bounce, trimmed with two
rows natural llnen 18.00.3308.
made In new
Ilounce style, four rows of wlde Ham-
burg insertion, real dressy. $3.98.
1 lot 0.... Skirts. plaln‘ana trim-
White P K. Sklrts.
50c,
this bale
graduated
Colored Lawn Dressing Sucques. 980
to $1.50.
White Lawn Dressing Sacques, 81.75
and $2.00.
Children's White Lawn Dresses, sir.-
es 4 to 14 years. 81.98 to $5.00.
Suits
Children's Sailor
linen.
duck, cbambray and white P. K., sizes
4 to 14 years; prices range from $1.25
to $3.00. ,
Demonstration of the 20th Century
Ice Cream Freezer, Monday. In Base-
ment.
C
"in.”
'Calisll- 2.
Seymo r’sStor
You Are Invited
10 call at our slow. and have our libelal l"atllcltising oficr explained to you.
with it.
Whatever you get here you are sum to get right.
and prices of our Fresh Garden Vegetables.
You will be pleased
We are complimented daily on. the quality
ASPARAGUS, WAX BEANS, GREEN PEAS, RADISHES LETTUCE, CUCUMBERS.
BEETS. NEW POTATOES. ETC..
We are confident you can do better here than
We handle only the choicest ill the fruit line.
elsewhere in town.
Fine Strawberries daily at roc. and 13c. quart.
Bananas, etc.
The finest Butter in town—you cannot duplicate it for sweetness and flavor.
tried it do so.
Pineapples for Saturday. Oranges, Lemons,
We stand without a rival I or the Finest Col’fee' ln this section; you try it and be the judge.
If you have not
I I2. SEIIIIIIIII, lulu Grocer, 3_3_ Willi Wishllglln lull
FminjEA a'Sometllt'rll‘sli?’1:53:90,an3:14glint: Line.’ ' 21:21:31;
m... Jul Illlk In these Bargains Ill this Wllk
$4. 40 PER BBL. —luAUD s FLOUR—550. pen BAG.
. VICTORY BAKED BEANS. 5 CENTS CAN. 9
5 LBS. CREAMERY BUTTER you $1.00.
5 lb. box Homlny, " ”"
140 FRESH STOCK GoII Brand Beets. per can, 100
13 Cake; Oval Soap. 260 Evaporated Peaches, per lb., 100
Cream Corn, can, ' Tc Enamellnc, per box, 30'
Root Beer Extract, bottle, " 100 HAMS SHOULDERS BACON 0 Ibo. Lump Starch. for 250
Magic Yeast, box, ETC Lima 80am, per qt” 12°
Magnolia Brand 0m. package, 90 ' Large Jar-ll Dolly's Jam, 10::
2’LBS. FULL CREAM CHEESE FOR 25 CENTS.
HARVEST BRAND MILK, (Full weight can) 8 CENTS. 9
7 LBS. CALIFORNIA PRUNES FOR 25 CENTS.
NEW YORK GROCERY COMPANY.
. RELIABLE GROOERS. .
DONOVAN BUILDING. 9 SOUTH NORWALK.
‘Fe
2 pkgs. Ore-9m 01 Wheat,
2 pkgo. Fluke Rico,
2 pilot. urn,» Nuts,
Int Doodles- codflsh, .
it lo. Aim lit-roll.
a Ilium. a an. «and ‘Mukml. -
I20. a glue 1m Jam.
OUR FAMOUS ELGIN CREAMERY BUTTER ., . . .
OUR FANOUS‘WHITE ROSE FLOUR “ . . .
18 POUNDS GRANULATED SUGAR . . . ’ .
5 POUNDS LARGE SWEET CALIFORNIA PRUNES .
,1. .9 250‘. 3 large «mm-mm Pours.
250.
9280. 8 ed». Auger Corn, 200.
no. e um Milk, 200.
Ito. A cells RId baboon, 250.
TELEPHONE CALL 1336.
SPECIAL SALE OF STAPLE GROOERIES
lo
arc. 1213.15 LB. FOR $1.00.
Q A n o
c l o
13 Cellos Llorl Song,
7 cakes Bubblit’s 9600p.
2,400 Matcher, ‘
Eagle Irena Milk,
25¢. Ocrn Starch, per package,
250. 2 pknd. Gold Dust. .
FREE! A large white Chin/s Cup and Saucer, with one pdund Cellos. In addition will give
free on Friday and Saturday to all purchasers of one pound defies or over. one plug. Opera Nuts. ‘
.53c. PER BAG; PER PBX... $025.
' $1.00.
05 CENTS.
250.
260.
80..
"14:. .
1o. '
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