: There will be dancing every
bird Seturdsy evening at 0
tho it (sud G. team.
smell Corn bell. ,
cute in Gran ury. . .,
Ernest Cornell or New York is visit-
dnys. , ,
W
, Edward Hines. who was injured ro-
costly by having a keg of putty fall on
him 13 now at work again. . _,
”and
“Ruthenium” June 21 Iund 22
sin-”m
Tomorrow night Washington Chap-
II tor R. A M. will holds special meeting
, Tim degree: villi he worked. '
A cargo or“ iron for the Lochwoim
.I Manufacturing Compenyi has Just been
unionded at Raymond Brothers’ what-t.
IWW
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas]. Raymond.
I and Dr. and Mrs. E DVan Cleft oi
"Oneonto, N. Y. are driving through
the CatskillII Mountains, New York.
Washington Chapter will meet Fri-
day night instead of Wednesday night
those in churge having changed the
date. The M. E. M. degree will be
' worked.
——h’ustcst time ever made on East
.I avenue course 26: 42 by swansou. of
' ,j‘jbngyfthpnc
‘ 9., will"
sun from New York to Baton Point,
will be made next Sunday. it will run
every Sunday and holiday during the
sense .
11., .4... ‘
Aisle Beerles was rdn'lhto by anoth-
"cr wheelman in front or the South
Norwalk Baptist Chm-cl last night,
and thrown from his wheel. He es-
caped yrlthout injury. '
, mun—-
Tonight the local brunch of the Bar-
new Union will hold 1: meeting: at the
.I barber shop of the secretary Rolla
Black. The annual election of oflicers
will take place. .
~Klngcs Daughter‘s entertainment.
. Nor M Church. tomorrow evening.
'l'lckets,15c. Cream and cake, 10c.
D. Louis llarigan. of South Main
street. successfully. passed his, examina-
tions at the New York Law School, last
week, and entered the college this
morning. for twogc’ur‘s’ course of study.
Mun.
The tunerul of Mary Lockwood will
be held from the house in East svonue.
Thursday ntternoon, at 3 o‘,clock Rev.
‘G. D: Egbert ofilciittlng. Interment prl~
vote.
Governor McLean has approved the
drills amending ”the charter oi the City
of South Norwnlk. and incorporating
the Young Men s Christian Association
of Norwnlk. ,
«Friends in The Norwulks have re-
colved announcement cords of the mar.
rings of Miss Emma, ,Spicske. tho
_ Hartford musician; to William Henry
, Miller. of New York, which took place
,on June 12.
._...—....r._.
_ Street Commissioner Martin Kel
“logs will cbdlménhe work tomorrow
morning on the eroding of Stuart
,nvenuo. .The road will be reparled
“I. with gravel. it those who have not
risk} It curb Would do so it would help
plotters greatly.
wflsvlug token room and window at
rtov‘apt's‘ store. Nurth it St
ionnsbnry it Mothéwnon .9 ball team
wish to «film ythut they pissed the You-
mun-yon hlolt on Sunday. The
on”: washrooms“ a lot oi young
boys. pitched but u few in
_ ounrswsmns,
MAIN orator. mwmo
.u promos-Ion or. so. «comm
his relatives in swan {or a few too
”See Henry G WSmith as Baptiste ill.
Fox Cycle it _
the steamer Nils-
: Took $7.000 Worth of Jewelry irom
_ 000 worth of Jeholry has been moor.
< tion at. the 1billion Home this toreuoon
, at the sessions“ or IIIiI tub Dr John
Arthur our. late of the Mayflower
nsebal ltcnnt, is now It member or
m
0. (i Ansley, manager for R G. Dunn
South Norwalk, today.
i
Goods Company. See the ad.
w...——u .—.
stock. We:
kins c Dow,112 Washing i
‘t‘efi‘ '9 ‘
The no
,will be ‘ old in the South Norwulk
Methodis Qhurch tonight. Seth Keith
ingron' wi i‘lbe the lender: ’
W '
Everett Allen who is employed at
the City Printing Company‘s onion is
enioying o day's vocation and is ut-
tending the celebration at New Can
nan.
James Wyatt. of Brooklyn, came up
from New York, yesterduy. on the
steamer Huriem. to be the guest of Mr
Bgld itiirs Charles You at South Third
S 1‘68
W S. Sturtcvant has sleigh bells at-
tached to- his delivery wagons. as is
his custom at this time of the your. to
that he is selling fireworks.
«Watch the balloons ‘tonight.
free tickets for Katherine, June 21-22.
leave tomorrow for New Hampshire.
Mrs. Dean, will stop over night in
3, on
the native pines of Dr. Benn. in Sher-
wood. The latter will remain about
ten daYs. ‘
August ”Gustnfson called at this of-
ilce today, and stated that the man who
was arrested with the three colored
Women in a restaurant. in Water street
Sunday morning. used his name. lie
said that the right name of the man
was August human. The latter's case
which was continued until this morn-
ing. came up hetero Judge Joseph R.
Taylor. Ho pleaded guilty, and was
fined 55, which he paid.
.n———.......
EPWOHTH LEAGUE SOCIAL.
interesting Entertainment Given in
First Methodist Church.
The Epworth League of the South
Norwalk Methodist Church last night
held its regular monthly business
meeting and sociable at the church.
The business meeting preceded the so-
cial part 01‘ the program. The reports
of the different officers were heard. It
was voted to continue the League's
Sunday subscriptions to the church.
Delegates were appointed to attend the
Epworth League convention. which
will be held in the First Methodist
Church in Bridgeport. on the 28th 0!
this month. They are Miss Sadie E.
Bodwell. Miss May Fallon Miss Mary
Merritt, Miss Ella Korn. liev. W. W.
1’. Duncan. William 0. Taylor, W. P.
Jennings and J. Wesley Sinuson.
An entertainment came after the
business of the evening and the (ob
lowing program was given under the
direction of Miss Carrie Wood: selec-
tion by q artottc. Miss Sadie E. Bod
well. Miss ny E. Smith. Horace Key~
worth and ‘W. 0. Taylor; recitation,
Miss May Fallon: tenorsolo. Ellis
Howard; selection. quartette: recita-
tion. MissiMay Fallon: .Ienor solo. no
lie Howard.
Alter the entertainment those pre.
sent adjourned to the basement of the
church, where ice cream and coke
were served and n social time enjoyed.
The social was in charge of Miss May
E. Smith.
CLERKS CHARGED WITH THEFT.
noun-r..—
Adamo homo Office.
NEW YORK. June lsw'l‘hree clerks
charge with the theft of 87.000 worth
of Jewelry from the branch office of the
Adams Express Company at Forty-
nlnth street and Madison avenue on
Sunday night last, were arrested last
night'and arraigned in police court to
day y. may are Robert Pentecost
Christchher M. brown and Thomas
McCarthy. All hava been in the cm.
ploy oi the company for severui yours.
The *tbei’t was discovered yesterday
by the manager oi the branch office
(in his arrival at the odioe he found
that the seal on a trunk in which low
olry had been placed on Sunday had
been broken. investigating further be
found that twaivo pockngos had been
taken from the intuit. and that the
voiuntion pieced on those by the send-
of“: was about $7.000 In all shoot 32..
cred hem virlous powushops.
Milo: M'KINLIV OUT or nANth.
WARRINGTDN. June IBw-Doutors
Johnston and now hold a consults
stun pronounced mo. McKinley out or
do enter" its id
It: company. of Bridgeport, won in
, I There is everything in the line or.
sports at the store or the Rowland Dry .
Fourth or July will soon be here. .I
You can get your supplies at Cool. -.
lar weekly prayer meeting: ‘ “
u
Dout,,make Y0 R iii! mtoaldtlc
Put lulu into boyish “clothes.
iromj‘that up to $6.50;
RussiansBlousc Wash Suits, at 15c to $2.00.
Norwaik Storm
Masonic Building
Here they are. .
good. strong suits. at poses you can afford I .
A good- tum—piece suit for as little as $23»:
South Nor-walk Store:
14 ‘South Main St.
old men... ,
call the attention of people to the fact
Get I
Mrs. .W. B. Bean and children will good ”01““
US.
w“ and theoresume nary}; I I
beII hoisted by the use. 7
x2 week. when they :
Iiviil take if trip to (launder and visit ‘
If not. do so at once.
It costs you nothing.
OPPOSITE HOTEL _
NOURlSliiNG BREAD.
.3
Two loaves may look alike, there the resemblance
“Crocker’s Flour” makes
in
curls. The first, rich in vnluuhlc food clcmcuts, is palata-
blc, healthful and nourishing. T be other issfilling, but-. ,
good bread because it is
Ask your grocer for it, or order; direct from
King”!
MANUEL 'r. Int-cu.
Hamel. cooroisii‘ed Jack H 5
Studio .’
- and you“ will see the Latest Productions
.. of the PHOTOGRAPHIC AR]:
Oar Platinum Last Forever.
IACKSONfS STUDIO.
/.
53 mrhkrrssr; NDRWALK.
Room 1, Masonic Building,
110 Washington sh.
afford to carrv
FINE RISTJIIRANT. I
Among the consensus ho were
traveling the other our on storm
'mrmr
01
be, $1.
B.G.I.
AGENCY.
Also Spaldlng, Verdun, Mac Gregor and Morristown Clubs,
sissy OCqbo, Mussclburfh, Silvertown, Practice and Rc-made
Bulls? Morristown Golf C
WILLIAM P. BEERS,
49 WALL STREET,
'W. A. BENEDICT,
7 .
Norwaik. I
80. Norwaik.
? .
Dear Sir: '
In way of description of the clothing 1 am putting out. I would
respectfully say that the more we sell, the easier it seems to sell
them. The) are exceptionally well made, and are made for the
wearer. at the prices considclcd reasonable for ready to-wcar cloth—
Another advantage i5 that we have over 600 samples of fabrics
and this gives one an opportunity to make a selection from more
different patternsrtiian the dealer in rcadwto-wcar clothing can
Made up into suits, and one of several sizes, would
mean an investment of several hundred
Rospec tfully yours,
W. A.
Norwulk, Conn.,
thousand dollars.
NORWALK.
June 18. 1901.
You
only have an inkling of what I am offeriugyou: farewell
BENEDICT.
Announcement Bxhaordinaru.
l. .Commencmr Monday, June Mill
for one week only.
_ DANCING DAILY '
" “Mil
moat bronchi II ”tom; is.
mums m nihilism. .
Weddorly~nuriol our courtship. Thu
too, were II corn when l tort the nouns my southern
army oiwnys unconnected
in trunnion Intramural
Concerts Every Ail moon and Erector.
mmtlfidoor
go and sold '81- by In West -‘ Hut slim
‘mfllm. "
log as did also.
George Robertso . was. in command.
The book one ladder Wtruck ammo ~
stink and drawn by-
tour horses, presented a nice appear ,
. These composites loti ahead or
the South Nor'ur'u‘l
’ ably houseless. And. worse than that.
than intimate," personal information.
‘ To move or not to move, that is the
c ,
Norwslit. mode so tlumelhmt,II
,D‘runl band of D is which accomplish
the East bl wolkors. , captain
with dogs and,
once.
At 8: 30 oclbp Lions-client's and
"Jones' band or twenty pieces, unann- .
ed in trout oi Putnam Hose house in
- Franklin street. and began to play now '
tlouni and other airs. Shortly utter
Putnam Hose Company formed and the
march was taken up, Luther M. Wright
being in command.
The small column moved up Frank-
lin street to Madison street, to State,
to Monroe, to Main. to Haviiand
wh’ére they were joined by the mem-
bers 0! 01d Well Hook and Ladder
Com any. in command of Warren
Split. The morph was again taken up
to Water street, to Webbington. and up
the latter thorouéhlure to West Wash-
ington street.’ who're the curry-oils
were taken. Th’o.start was mode Ilm-
meiilaéely, it being shortly after 9
0ch
The Old Well Hook and Ladder truck
was drawn by A. Solmans‘ gray hangs
in the lead, and John H. Ferris' black
horses. Richard Fay was the driver.
Frank J Donbhl‘le' shot-sea were used to
draw Putnam Hose wagon. Mr Don-
ohue handled the reins. The truck and
hose wagon loll surly. it took five cars
ry~nlls to convey the South Norwellr
firemen to New Chosen
iNTRODUCING HIMSELF.
in Frank Leslie‘s Popular Monthly
is told the amusing story of II poet who
wanders by accident into his neigh-
bor's house. lie is unexpectedly con.
fronted by a beautiful woman:
She halt smiled when he began:
“i am an intruder. madam," and
stopped with that embarrassed plati-
tude. “1 passed your first door by ac-
cident, and your second by impulse."
"That doesn't explain why you stay."
“May i stay to explain?"
When two have exchanged remarks
that touch the borders of wit they
have passed It mental introduction To
each the mind of the other is a possible
shade and bubbling spring by the dusty
road of conversation. Noel felt the
occasion. He bowed with a side sweep
of his hat
“Modem, 1 on) a writer of poems, on
says stories. it you ask what i
write in poems, essays, stories 1 an-
swer my perception oi things. if you
ask in whet form would 1 cast my pre
sent perceptiou of thing-3,1 say. With.
out doubt a poem:
“You are able to carry both sides of
a conversation. l have not asked any
of these."
"You ask why i stay,
ing."
The lsdys ,nttitude relaxed its still-
mass by a shade. her half smile became
a degree more balmy.
“i think you must be a successful
writer."
"You touch the‘point," he said. slow-
ly. “i am not. i am hungry. and prob
i am explain-
1 find hunger and, houselessness are
sordid. tame. \ The taste of them in
the mouth in list. like stale beer. it is
notllke the bitten long of a new ex-
perience. but like something the world
shows its wenriness of in_ me."
The amused smile vanished in large-
oyed surprise, and something more
“You say strange things in a very
in by an accident?"
“And an impulse."
“i don‘t understand. But you must
sit down, and i can find you more to
eat. it this isn't enoug ."
THE BOARDING HOUBE MAN.
His Soiiloquy.
m
question
suffer
The dyspeptic fodder of s villainous
scullion, .
Or to pack trunks and fly to other
cooking. . I.
Andflby moving mend it? To pack to
ac.
To go. and by in move to say we end
The mow ache and the thousand fright
fui things
That hash is heir to;
motion
Devoutly to he wished. To go. to more,
To movo we know not where. Aye,
there's the rub.
For in that change of room whet cooks
might come,
Rod armed and grimy handed, to serve
the table.
Must give on pause; there' s the respect
That makes calamity of boarding his:
For who would hear the hash and
, soups Ind prunes. .
The leathery meats and aged fowls
3nd 08!!!»
l'ne rooms unowopt. the groaning
harshness of the squeaky bed.
Theu iymoienco oi chombermaldl and
no s .
Thsttafstlont merit of the landlady
When he himself might his quick re-
ouo more
By a change oi! room? Who would
To rack his bismuth and be weary lilo
'tis s consum
”sportsmen“
, cooks .. .
Sicilians the stomncb. pussies the sol
And molten up rather beer those cooks
we hove ,
Then it] to others We know not or?
o board“, lug doth moire comra- or
r us
And thus our resolution bolts and
finite“;
While on It puts end his and
"swimmd. .
FEE??? V
nowlto‘n Eli‘s sud ‘
. '0. P.
strange way. And you say you came
Whether 'tls wiser in the paunch to_
But that the dread of other rooms and .
oouur'rou suvrumo. ir: WILL PM! so A.
worth “THING units. ,
so owns mus om scum. 011th ,.
wuotsshtc rAItouso also am: lls“ "
snarl-lino.
or'hIN- shoot-l hussl’AN owl: suits: on it
crush our: assoc sows, ALL. who wur
oust. mom, .310. it: AND :18. ‘
sns To MA'rcII. AT m:- , , .-
rus renews HAVE ALL sou: cnnzv, o" u
nuns I n. m SELLEG
CLOTHIBR'AN'D FURNISHER'; ' “
48 and so WALL 811," .
open Monday, Friday and Saturday evenings. .
At the Model
RICE. Cull attention to some nice
whole grain Rice, large and hand
some, just in. at, 80 lb.
THiNGS WANTED FOR HOUBE
CLEANING: Scrub Brush, 5:; two
50 packages of Washing Soda, 10c
worth. for 50. Double Point Tacks.
American Liquid Soap for floors and
paint work.
THE KO TEAS are all right. Restiul
after labor. Get a free sample.
POT CHEESE. Going like hot cakes.
Hard work to keep up with the de-
mand. Home made, cleanly handl-
ed. Right-everyway. 2 for So.
EIFFIEL TOWER: L'EMONADE at the
a glass. Mode at home in one min-
are
ANT squa. Don't be ,
with them any more. " 5'
about and see them get (i
DOG BREAD, I
Fresh in and all right.
When you wont VOTTED H
OH CHlCKEN, we have
shape at .
enooT‘s cooon. Aiming to
halt priced goods on slit) ‘
Dutch Coco’s is a line slit! p,
regular at 180. One part
dozen tins after trying it ,,
WHAT WILL 11‘ as: HQ‘
WE SERVE YOU?
Loronzo ”Ii
Do Not Despair
or getting your eyes comfortably htteu
Because others have failed to give re
s
We have the best arranged and best
equipped opticsl room in the Nor-
wclks, and Guarantee our work.
EXAMiNATION FREE‘l
o. B. j'nlcxson,
Graduate Optician,
58 Wall St" Norwaik. Ct.
cross CREEK. slo YElN
COAL
Delivered In your cellar at I5 5
No.2Nut “ "‘ ' 3 I
The coal will be carefully screened and deliver
fuld drivers. Hickory, Oak l’ine and CheStnut W d“
and split. '
Toio'phflio Coil 97- 2. .
We are in almost daily receipt oi, native caughtéfishr on
for today BLUE FISH WEAK FISH AND STR‘IPE
caught oil the Norwalk Islands in at night. In: I.
‘ .
Lighted out]: goo.
_.olht about no,
lulu previous to "I,“ by spool l nrrnnaom
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