s.
time.
the church
‘ iitti ones,
trti .
gue prayer meetillE
Thain Avenue Metho-
‘il I111 gilt.
as “Riley. ”or Illiil place. has so
position as 11nishcr In Eerg's 7
ivory III cranes. N.J.
_ ihert Sherwoodv at Pleasant
atlas returned home from a vis
sister. ln Blooklyn. 1
d Gandeid and Fred Raymond
[dill geport were the guests yester-
1II ll South and' East Norwalk
ends.-
estimated there were between
500 people at Mayflower Oval
to ay afternoon to see the bail
They were. all In sympathy
the local team and the fans root-
III) a Will. ‘
ester-day and there were totally
found themselves there when ‘the
1 ruck Where They huddled into
iabato.
Ind Io1 East Nor
. million washed In them.1 .rohab-
Iy Ices damage was done here than at
anyone I)er d"! the tow "
" delegation of the slinilnr lea-
tSi. Andrew's M; E. Church had
in Itul picnic last Saturday at
each and vicinity at Wood.
-. A‘. J smith and a numlhtpr
’ 8
ll
trolley line. going and returning.
party consisting of W A Bron-
". 3311.! dons Banks, Henry Mead and
(Toy, Ghildren‘ 6 Day was cele-
t the East Avenue Methodist
Church and it was one of the most one
cesstull anniversaries in the history of
In the morning the pos-
ev. J. J. Foust preached a ser-
to be children and baptized three
{rheY were Lillian Bea-
a 1). daughter at Mr. and Mrs.
lihlx'o Webb: Clara Lillian Edmond.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edmond of
Gregory Boulevard and Claude Nor-
man Baker. son of Mr. and Mrs W ll
Tinker. The church was crowded to
the doors. At the Sunday school ses-
sit) there wps also a very large ‘nu1ln
he‘ll ptesént here were hardly enough
chairs to seat all in the evening the
re lilar Children’ s Day exercises were
laid and consisted of the following
Selections by orchest re
d of Messrs Abendroth Pey-
nil Glpver: song, by Sunday
prayer by the pastor: hymn:
the orchestra; song by the
this point In the program
an class rendered their pro-
which consisted of the follow
Song. Nina and Grace
Godfrey, Marian and Helen Faust; re—
Russell Feast; song Grace
song. Workers for Christ. llf
idren; song. six boys; reading.
1 Meeting. ’tonr girls: song. Er-
“son; recitation. Bessie Field;
tiled is Everywhere, ten girls:
’ The Eprth’s. Dress Grace
' I1) b77'ontlro infant
' 10! the infant
pregmnl there was the roll call
tile infants not old enough to be
pt. 0n the. roll are between for
titty names. A erudle bearing
paper with the name of
1 i1fnntn1on them
‘ “ leld while the
tier “1% agoloflndflmm
prayer for Alto-
sin or of the pro
7 t,
1“ Lin fig no liar Y “‘1
bolt“ I
h , song. ten young
indies To Miss Ella“ Glover: reclta
M In» Willi?! Hlpeon: trio. Mrs
‘ "Amish e Misses Currie
' , no id: multitudes. ten
RIIKAND N030 Te“; ‘
me
jwelell. oi the Soldiers
, is visiting In Milford.
‘ In“ iot‘ll pie avenue.
Frills i
No. Ion lilili hill wt)
and he was throim, 1
head. With a bandit
head to stop the now-oi bl
hack into town to have 171‘
drejged. . ' .
volunteers gt 1
tar. little Ethel Olarlt sung. It'll there
was chorus "singing by the Chlldrou‘ 8
Yesterday at the church. Rev.
Scoheld conducted the services I)
stead of Pastor Result. the letter per-
{arming a similar odioe In Peekslrllln "I
Miss Genevieve Hooker upheld her
title Saturday as the metropolitan wo-
man golf champion by defeating Miss
Ruth Underhlll by 3 up and l to hilly.
over the Nassau Country Club links. in
a measure it was a repetition of last
- year’s struggle. when the pair met In
the flna‘l at Morris County. Then.
however. Mles- Hacker's victory was
more decisive as on that occasion she
won by 9 up and 7 to play. in the
more recent Struggle the pair were iol
lowed by a his lonely. the fair so: be
in: decidedly In the ascendeat while
weltpr .1I7 'i'iravis liner conspicuous
drilling the onlookers or the appeals)
sex. ‘1 B. C.Tappan1 acted as mentor
for the national champion of 1899
while Miss Hacker probably not for
get III or the hotter created last your
an 2‘ (Iodine Sheik the Wee Burn pro-
torsional. carried for her- relied upon
the regular caddy she had employed
- In the carbons gee of the contest.
After the first tee holes had been
played it seemed as it Miss Hacker
was going to indulge In the some
merciless treatment she did last year.
as she wdn all three holes. In fact
from the start her vast superiority was
manifest, as she outdmve her oppo-
nent from twenty to fifty yards and
generally played a game of a totally
diderent class. After winning the
first three holes the prospect of an
other hollow victory made the chem»
plan careless. as she threw away the
fourth and fifth holes on the putting
green. Two grand shots saw iss
Becker on the sixth green but iss
Uunderhlll running down a long put.
stole a half In five. A perfect three at
the seventh saw the champion again
2 up. only to be reduced at the sixth.
thanks to a simple put helm: missed
No mistakes were made at the ninth
which was halved in a par live. so that
Miss Hacker turned for home .I up.
Coming back the champion won inc
tenth eleventh tweilth and thirteenth
holes and was dormle live. Not a
whit undnunted. Miss Underhlll won
the fourteenth. fifteen and sixteenth.
chle'lly by the aid of superior putting,
er mlscslculaied their relative posll'
lions as when dfteon feet from the
can she thought she. was playing I
more instelid of the odd and pielle‘d Iii?
The lflfteenth fell to Miss Underhlll.
thanks to a twenty foot put. while
Miss tucker lost the sixteenth through
weakness on the green. She was new
dorrhl'e two. a disconcerting state of
Affairs after being in such an apparent-
ly lmpregnsble position as dormle live.
The drives to the last hole but one
were eagerly watched by the specta-
tors There was little to choose. as
each was in the neighborhood of the
green. Miss Underhill. however. fall-
ed to lay her approach dead. and. for
once missing a long put she lost the
hole a d the match in three to four
The
Miss Becker. out
Miss Under-hill, out.
Minn Hooker. in. 43* 92
Mills Underhlll In. Ills-«100
The school on the Dorian side at
Glenbrook, Friday met In the morning
4!
54
h tor singing. recitations and a worst
good time Flowers of all kinds were
brought and a number of visitors at-
tend At III there was II. relaxation
and refreshments were in evidence.
sandwiches. cake soda drinks, etc.
those being served out of doors There
Were a spelling match and stories.
while several photographs were taken
by the primary teacher. 'I‘wo primary
scholars Peter Mdtyka and Adolph Irv»
lug. received prizes for being present
The d Iberian Was I troll
liefres nients were In abundance
Rowdy/roll.
Mrs. R. A Mills. of‘ Main street. on.
derwent an operation Saturday.
Miss My
has rdco ‘ from a recent lilacs-1.1
litre: can Read? and dildgnter Beth
hallo gone to Boston. Mann, tor a visit.
Choir of ivorotcin Heights Mission 11
although at the fourteenth Miss Hook 1
every day during the sum or term: '
BTICGB‘HII
Stevens. ailerons street.
Postmaster (loom; IWI Bryon has
the had. a mental work «unveils; the pott-mm
‘ 'I‘o howaytou yes- ‘7
d decorated graves
side a noun.
re 1 bro 3
homer-Ill one of Liv I) 7‘~ dBaileys
fliliiiitii iii THE STBTIIT.
(aniinued from First Page)
M
about 4‘1IJ'IIIOblt. The boil.” entered at
the chimney and descended into a he'd
Mom. From there it went to this bank
kitchen 0.111 the loweruztioor tearing out
the casing in the upper rents and malt
i‘ng Its way- through to the lower floor.
Here it demolished a“ bum and did
other danage. Mr. and Mrs Lowe were
sitting In the room and both tell the
effect of the shock Mrs. Lowe was
rendered unconscious and fell to the
floor and It repaired over an hour be
fore Mr. Lowe succeed in bringing her
driving ll‘oiil’. Retail Phiut {yesterday
Part of the pii‘rt‘y were In separate car.
rinses. Bernard Rica and Henry Lars
sud young, son. New York friends of
Mr. Roetteoher. were in a ruhhsr~tlred
carriage. preceding Mr Roettecher and
ditto 3 pencil. who were In a nu
’l‘hiiy Ii if that reached Roton Hill when
tho storm was the hardest. instead 9
rain there tell hall stones as lasso '
nut coal.- The horse's refused Iago tiny.
further until the showerrol fhilll stoppn
pod. nod appeared to snitch from the
utilizing pieces of ice. ”The storm Ivan
blinding. and it was possible to ads only
a short ways ahead. One hull of light-
ning struck a tree along the road side
and caused It to tell on the carriage in
which were Mr Rice and friendi.01ne
of the front wheels was bent out of
shape. and the front axle was also beat.
The other Occupants of the wagon were
transferred to the buggy is which were
Mr Roettecher and Mr. Stroheli. Mr
Rice drove the damaged carriage to
South Norwailt and It is now at 'l‘lIIY' a
carriage factory. undergoing repairs
No one. was injured In the accidenti 7
A pear tree in the yard of William
McHugh In South Main Street, was
struck by lightning during the storm
and shattered to pieces.
A portion of the chimney on Samuel
Semple's residence in West street. was
blown down and a number 0: fruit
trees in the orchard were badly dam-
aged
A hero owned by Henry Stuffel or
Roton Hill was moved over a foot off
its foundation by the wind
The grape arbor and vine and a large
apple tree were blown over in the pro
party of Mrs. H. A. Raymond in West
“street.
The lightning also struck in Ply-
mouth ‘avenue. where it ripped holes
lathe water main that will keep the
repairers busy for several hours to
stop the looks. A tree in front of the
Kllboy residence in this street was
also struck w.
in several places the telephone wires
were put out of commission.
A barn on Mrs. Abigail Dibble's
place, in Elm Grove was struck by
llg‘htnlng and several boards were torn
off the structure.
Rowsyton Suffers.
Rowaytou also suffered from the
storm. but nothing or. a serious nature
occurred A nrolnislhg maple tree In
the Input of Charles 'i‘.l)'ownd1es's res-
idenco was struck by lightning and
broken all a few test from the base.
A large ling staff at Charles W. Bell's
was blown over by the wind as were
many trees about the lilacs. A top
mast on the Mott Brothers' sailboat.
the Mary Uhderhlll. was bidw'n off and
do sited on7‘th‘o deck by the wind.
Al along the trolls iinildrom 80th
Not-walls to seniors there ate a great
mli‘ny tress down and uprooted
[Prom the top of the power house hill
to the Standard Oil. composite works
the ”Wilson Point roars was I’IIIIOBI one
continued blockade. heard or the trees
fell directly across the road and the
br'a'nones that lay in this position were
innumerable. The Standard Oil Com-
pinyin nigh board fence was laid low
yI7 a wind.
byjoseph V Monsell was out selling at .
tho mouth on Romyton burner. when
the uni u‘lr“ i
The residence of Charles hows. In
Unio’nville. wits struck by 'llg‘htnlng
too. ”It; 11 .
AUSIIIII Roettcher and a party of .. .
friends had analotoreslinit one; while .
on... “can...
Gannon tarsus
mum you “
.RAYMQND.
ALMA pros,
Alli) MFALMR. “
9: Wssblaxion 8t. ..
. Residence. 9 Crescent
meatless at hasten
than ever before. Prices. as was).
very low Home We a Another
of rlm- chase linens assures.
do your work.
murmo. eases iii-alumna mo
oLooMIINo
10 run Avenue. ~. Least Hawaii. ‘7
m. can Isa-s. T
WITH N THE RANGE
of everyone, the price of the stores.
Ranges and serum we offer secures
good value. Designed and constructed
on true principles. the give great heat
from a small amount of- fuel. Hand
llama la appearance and of great
tirengtb. Our 318 Range Is a modelw
0t compactness.
Horace R. Nash
Cor. North Main and West Street:
F. T. EGGINSON
i132 Nerih Main St.
Opposite Tilly carriage Works.
mid If”.
ntcomrou
A very line assorhnelii. 0i
spars and mouldin
ipe
muesli) Norway 7
1 Men's Shirts. with two;
. 711 eguiar 501 cents value; to
our New Goons , ~: ill We
Are now In stock. A lnrxer variety
we are In better position than out" to " 1 ‘ _ _,
7 "quallbes at 25k; we offer.
1 them now at.
of you cap wearers.
dealings with all.
In “new York some mu
will be given In in“: miners in»
come In dunno lop;
13MB centrally loom '
collars and a pill! oi cults,11j
close In a hurry. we make
25m
Children's W aisis. good.
1570
While Duck Caps for
men. trimmed. with black
would and a black visar.
well worth 250; now to' ‘
hurry them onto the heads
190
Museum 1 Bacon.
Hustle for cash
Highest cillhm price paid for. old tool
all and materials of every kind will
me Ikpostal and i will saith-7 . .7777
Will
Prompt attention and
1111:7111
’I
immediate attention on u m
roll uALE
an alias an mm
83- authority of ”It Whoard ot nil-oer
tore. the building all the first Notional
Bank of south Noni Ill andltlre lot: on
which it sands; VIII he sold at public
Ftlii Spoofing: 'I‘tueasguyfietge 25th day :2 1.1
one. a 'II p. m. on e 7
Di l¢15 alld fed‘fiii‘fmixfld 3. retainer :1_
‘ "1 ‘ Wile lot is twentyvsl: and a hull foot 1
‘ item and rear sol - seventy-six: feet;
deep.i:1"l‘berulldias almost; all
‘ ‘ nftyi‘ioot Gilead-1 “
AIMS MMIITBN
slot by bro
il‘ltll
Hal 1) li‘dul'iy
Fills are the best.
‘ incurable.
North Stratfo‘rd;
,1 among the Parislh'nil'l'i
7 puss to her motile .
BIIIa—‘inid you any thht film of yours
'iwoulu shoot 1,000 yards?” Jilly—"That I
what i did." “Well It's marked to
1 shoot only 600 yards." "Yes; but there
are two barrels. ”
i A resolute situation.
”0: III gasoline stove burned a lady
here frightfully." writes N. Ill. Palmer.
of, Klritman. la. "The best doctors
1 couldn't heal the running sure that fol
' _ lowed. but Buoltien's Arnioa Salve en
tirely cured hero " Intaillble for Cats,
WAS ores. boils. Bruises. Bkin Dis~
‘ oases and Plies. 25c at F‘. H. Baxter" s.
’30th Norwalit. and John A Riggs,
1‘ NOCWN‘Tk. i
‘ “l have compelled my wife to cease
, strumming on the piano." said Mr.
Guideborougb to Mr Buting. “How did
you manage it?" “i insisted upon
11 singing every time she began to play."
ONLY cone roll overseen.
7 Mrs. Franklin Bush. ll! new matte.
net. says; "I lingered has
dyspepsia. Used“) 1 . hive trout
till i (bill! Brazilian 1
cent bottle cured me comp om "
“£0:- sale by R. B. Plilll‘tod and l‘. I!
tor
Gaylord—“Glad to have met you old
1 ;boy:‘ some up and see me some time. "
' Meeker—"l declare It” 3 too bad; it will
' be Impossible for me to. cable then’; 1
1 live an engagement elsewhere.
‘sor .
SO
.1 ‘ "The Doctors told me my cough was
One Minute Cough Cure
blade me a well mall“ Norris Silver.
H.-"—Becl'luae
fiyou' ve not found relief from a stub-
Iborn cos I), don’t despair. One Min-
lite Cong Cure has cured thousands
and it will care you. Sate and sure.
God. 0 Stllison.
First Burglar-‘How many rooms
wul day In dill bouts you cracked?”
Second Burglar—~“l dunno. i was only
interested in de haul. "
cabsyc' new”; Ion ‘ru'viiv
manhood am mono;
'i‘his world grows easier. for libs
mil n. ’i‘beir horses are no longer
“ blight and by the womb who used to
come out. arbor mill; with her hair in nerve
culing poplars. ‘ 7
Donner. disease and (lentil folio ne-
giect of the bowels. Use De ltt’o
Little Early Rivers to razdiat‘enwm 'n‘omt
ndg’oitd owlll and yell" to your life and
life y
Bribe decili-
THE WOMAN OF lT.
Suburbs-«What “was that you said
about the automatic lire allegation
III-rs Suburbs-«Alter the ex
lhitiflle that the house hasn't uptight fire
to osmotic. on; all
‘1} i?” res-unwound
' “Well. Koyton.we
1 so
In introducing you:- rellre’skTut ;
“Far from it. Why. Ill
plans him so late thor-
any bro extant."
When a girl complains that her en- be all
_ vironll‘lent is limited it instills that It‘
ncludes only the“ parlor and that she 1.
saves the kitchen and the rest of. the i
our years.“ illiu‘y to trite. never 1
' “A low months to
tor breakfast wool
stomach. for balfianlho 11
_ l your load I
a can: now set Ill
7‘ sch troubles. " ’11.
Tell. Kod‘ol Dyspepsl'
what you eat. Geo.
ll‘hns spoke the motile
“My ohildrenvdeor,
I Lest when so to playing
’You tumble in the'alr‘.’
“For If you wish to live"
As many years as l'. '7‘ '
You must he veryiearefu
To keep out of the'dl'y.
7 A surgical operation.
sary to cure plies. De
Hazel Salve saves ‘7“th
and never falls.‘ new 0”
felts. Geo. (ertlllIon.
color blind.” "Then who
we should put hill) at?" '
the matter with dialling an”
lstlc painter of him”, '
kinds of food withoutri
stomach. allowing In toleiil
its natural functions. I
are exactly the some? I "III
digestive fluids ‘ttntl ‘lt in!“
help but do you 300111.30
W
“Scientists are seeki
relation between color Alli!
marked the Wise Guy. “We
* led the Simple Mug. “I’ve
hue and cry. ”
w
SAVES TWO FROM
"Our little daughter he on A
fatal attack of whoop a; '
bronchitisfif writes “raw , W.
land, of Armonk, I“ .“but
other remedies failed we.
life with Dr. King's New Dis _
Our niece, vvho had (lonenlnpt
advanced stage also 111de ‘ ’
derfui medicine and today film to
fectly well. " Desperate til
lung diseases yield to or 1
Discovery as to no other up
earth. infallible for (id 1
coins 50c and :1 bottles go 11 1.
by F. Ii. Baxter 80th Now k. ‘
.llohn A Riggs. Norwallt. Trlsibdt
rce ‘
7‘1 never hay my dim". leiltlll-
gentleman with the “‘1“ lgulgh
“However." he added I . c been
big up. "I have had several ‘ mitts” '
were peaches!’
—’_-
seven values I ‘
the friends of Mrs
rence, Kiln. They
unable to wire or
on account of1
b0
Bitters enabled In to
writes, "sud In three men
a new phraoui’f women s‘
Honourable-,1 llhclisc 1
Elohim-amen Melon
m; Bhplle will
one blessing. *I‘ry7i
guaranteed. 3'. I!
walk. and Jtilln
has you fill
went to in buying it 1! third: It's“ a
one that’s the one
the v nsrsbIe victim ole“
Wilma: dog? 1
1 : permanently. (loo fc pm
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