, annual 1.11111.
parts were distributed ,at the annual
, meeting lp Arlen hell last night ‘
L'.M18 Henry 0.11111111- will entertain
lthe soclul committee or the South Nor-
iwulk Baptist Church, this evening.
We»; ”.11 «
f The handsome residence formerly
1known 1111 the Moody Hoyt place, is for
isulmiuonsilit Gould 3. H0111, in Nuiv
we 1 :
FL Misc Ii Germond Voeburgh has re-
lturned to her home in Courtiaudt
Fiilllfiillil o‘clock ,, ,
5! Washington Street,
South Norwalk
«0W9»
11111 1111111111
1
11111111118 medicine qu1 cure grip or
malaria.
A new lot 01? sugar cured 11111111 have
‘ lurrived ut the Public M111 ketv
James McMahon. of New .Yo1',k is in
South waaik visiting friends
Mi's M111Ly Ely is seriously ill at 1101
iuthcr’ 8 home in West avenue
-Mrs E H Hotchklss. of Arch
81.111111 pluchascd 11 Louis XIV. Weber
PluLno from J. W. Studwell.
lininh Bennett. of Senvicw avenue,
intends to purchase a launch
Ernest \,‘. Cornell, formerly of No1-
walk, 110w of New 1’0rk,spo11t Sunday
hcrc.
Franklin J Clutis of East No1 walk
is going into the chicken raising busl—L
1111811.
M18. ll. M.C11Lilyl‘e. oi’B‘roohlyn, is
visiting Mrs. Mur-gmct Louder, of West
street '
Mru Dani-2| Dunlop. of Roton Hill,
.WllO tell léceutly‘, is. 1ccoveling from
her injurriir.
There will be 11 dance in Tho Mystic
(lhain hull Washington street Thurs-
duy Murcbb ‘
m- .4.
l
——A trifle ,over one cent Lu day will
pay for u cute in the Safe Deposit
Vuult of the National Bunk of Nor
walk Better secure one for youl vel.
noble pnpcrs.
Smith. the confectioper has the gen-
uine pipe and hat {or St. Patric k's
Day Get one 1
’ ”’"L‘T'T‘L‘T‘T
Ionics E. Flynn, of South Norwalk
formerly of Dnnhurv is seriously ill
with potau‘mpnih‘
Friends from Bridgeport have been
the guests of Miss May Williams, of
South Main street. , ,
W
Minn Ma1garet ‘B WeedL 0i BnyLview
nvcnue, is recovering nicely from an:
uttatk of pleurisy.
The annual meeting 01? the Noanlk
Lock Company is being held at the lac
tory. this afternoon
W...
The Misses Margaret Farrell and
Edna. Howmd have. returned from
their visit at New Haven.
Brazilian Bulm will stop your cough.
You can get it ntitl’liiisted’s. Baxter’8'l
and the Clih'ord pharmacies
WM-
L—Pork Chops thiL‘LL Roasting Pork.
‘ lilo lb Hayes. '
r...__,..._‘:;.-—.—.
if you want to olive a little money?
at home. get "an ox, 1111.811 safe: at the
South Norwalk $avi 38 Bank
i
The Woman’s Guild ofL Trinit1
Chuich will hold ‘11 business meeting.
Wednesday evening in the Guild room
A special meeting of the 1.1111111 Aux;
- ' ilinry A. 0.11.. will beheld this 911111—
» ing. in the A. 0.- H. Halll‘Wall street.
_ _ Eggs have 11111111 11 s dde‘n drop. ow
' log to the mild went t is said that‘
they are eight cent 1111112811 cheaper
since last week ,
”wt-
if you will look into the window oti
Model Grocery in NOI‘iAi Main
' what you can get S
A .111}. in the Sate “1111111111 Vault 112 the
National Bank of lwrw‘pllt s‘. the best;
made the plans for
erected at Belle I
R rd
iPluce. ultex visiting pleads in Newark,
1. J. :.
L‘ L amm...
l «Pitt your valuables whole they 1111:
not liable to be stolen. 108101 mlslnid
iA sale in the Safe Deposit Vault ol' the
National Bank 0! Norwalk- is the best
3 place for them
l T J 111111111, the tuilor.l111,8 removed
ibis business from Wall street to No 7
{Main street. in the rooms vacated by
tilentist 'l‘ A. Rioidan.
,)
{
Mr. and Mrs E 14‘ McLDerl‘hott, 111
Livingston street have been entertain-
gthe Misses Mary ,E. Cole and Mary
[11111: gl):rmott. 01' Pro1ldeuce
A handsome brown stone and brick
‘Li’ront has been pluced in the flout of
like South Norwnlk Trust Company's
,buildlng in Washington street
The case of Mourice McGruth against
l (.3. Hamilton, came up before Judge
liowurd J. Curtis, in the civil court of
common pleas. at Bridgeport. today
L ..l 0 Jennings was in New York Sut-
‘Lurday. 111111 was the guest of Buffalo
Bill .Mr. Jennings‘snys that Buffalo
lBilis show will exhibit here in June.
.Rov Bishop ’iierncy lctt yester-
L‘duy, for his home. in Hartford. to at-
tend 11 convention of priests and will
ictuln again this evening to Norwalk.
'lhc Alound the Table of the Nor-
,lwuik Congregational Church will hold
a meeting, this evening, .111 the parson—
age, with the pastor. Rev. G. 1). Eg—‘
bert
"Are you going to hem wbnt (‘hm
108 R. Baker has to say rclothe to ad-
,vertising at Brown‘s College, tumor
irow eveninc nt 8 o‘clock? You have
.bccn especially invited you know.
W. K. Maples left 1'01 Norfolk. V11
i this morning, in the interest, or’ 11 large
N1 1v York publishing house. A desk
editor of the New York World uccom
punied l1ln‘1.
Directly after the nnnunl city 111111114
log in South Nornuik. last night the
Arlon Singing Society held 11 meeting
and received two new members besides
receiving propositions from four.
Tiiei’. N McKibbin Manufacturing
Compact 11118 received 1111 order from
,thc Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Company to rehabitt and rewind n11
‘cxcitor in their electric light plant
in Greenwich
1 m- ”‘1”
_ 'lhc confirmation churns will begin
1 his evening. at Trinity Episcopal
Church. The, rinse for young people.
met this afternoon, and the adults will
meet this evening. Bishop Chauncey
13. Brewster will be here April 14. to
confirm the classes.
Among the guests yesterday at the
Hotel Norwnlkg were P C. Lac 'cndahl
{Rochester N. York; F 13101111111 L. C
iGreen F Comstock, city; C. B. Rear
88, South Noi'wnlk; Edwin H. Smith
Philadelphia; 11.13 Adams W. F Lav
kins. J A Keelipgs, W. J Edwards
iNew York Joseph Binns BF'IOOkbll
M.1' and M18 H. 1". Evans. P. H.
Schoonmuker. Boston: \Vlliln'm Zeltel
loanai'sec New York, Thomas B. Gor
«don W. Pike C W. Judson A. Helm
C P. Hull Fuller 0. Tumor E
:Smiih H 11111111. I. E Andiows. W. l".
Flmunklin l3 Sutton. '1‘. is.\‘ani1ri1i:.1eL
git“. Wrigley. Dunburx,
w-..'.....—..
CHANGE NOT APPRECIATED.
i
1 Elm Grove Rénldents Object to Calling
Thoroughfare Sound View Ave.
Mr. Editor: in the report of the so
lectmen of the renaming ol‘ the, streets
throughout the town it. says that the
plan was to call all etreets running
north and south avenue and all 811111
Iand West streets. and continue the
i same name from beginning to n dos
gignated ter‘mipous. We think that a
' good plan‘, and it should be carried out.
i'i‘he name Elm Grove place was re
cently changed by the city Council to
Elm Grove street from West street
to the city 1111. to Which there has‘
report of the selectmon it is renamed
Innes'f'running' north 1.1111 south. The
L general direction of said Elm <11ng
street is southwest from its junct‘. on
with West street to Highland avenue.
one name 18,
Why it
avenue
It is
time
1‘1 hate it an
climax.
Stock Brothers' hat department 111. 3
lets the best facilities for head
coverings. 0111' $11 and $3 derbics 1L
are "daisies” for style, snap, light
weight and durability. So are also
our, latest soft 1111115111. in all shades
from Pearl to Black. We have
. some caps,“ ciao—they cap the,
Norwalk stunt
Masonic Building.
Tele h 118 Call 32-2:
South Norwalk 81111-0:
14 South Main st.
South Norwalk Store.
l
\
(
Nowsee Here '
i
You cannot afford any second class economy whon‘L
buying feed for your hordes
Economy is 11 good thing. but there are different kinds L
of it.
Feeding "cheap" groin 11' false economy, for you
dosiroy tho good health and nppouruuce of your horse. ,
We sell the “best,” cheap.
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL L 7'.
mm« \ ,,./ _ '\
3',
1111111.
7 numerical gain.
L 1 cost.
FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
ARllsrs' PROOF
of warmer tone with a rich velvety
The very perfection of Artie
tic Portraiture. ,
49 Wall street.
JACKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL ST. NORWALK
Trolleys puss the door.
rubber I ._
Stamps
PLATINUM
having all the merit oi Steel 11111111111
lugs and absolutcii Pennancnt.
All work is finished With espemal care and fully guaranteed
l
8111' face.
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
To Order ‘
Wm P. Beers
BOOKSELLER.‘L STAT l0NER, ENGRAVER.
r
Norwalk‘, Conn.
field against 118.
expansionist. and will press the work
been 110 objection. According to the 1
._ To continue it through 1111111111 street 1
, high .
» 801111111113. 111111111111 but there is nothing 1 ,
v with superllu . ‘
Fish UYSiETS- Clams-12"
kinds oi Seaiooti 1n their seas~
tor the year 1901 we find they have
~' been prettier than we hoped they would
, Boy you ’re Fish from Fish
; Market—#130111 mix it up with
‘ Meal
Phone 108.
n
' Beiolan «Pipe litid lint ”
for Si. PatriCk’s Dali
We also have hand painted Candy ‘
Boxes, Favors and Novelties.
Smith. thetonieclloner
39 MAIN 811111117.“ NORWALK.
L Toieph 6:116 M441,
liniuills iliLt‘uluLlilhus
(Continued lirom ”First Page)
Illinois—«P. 11m? ‘McLAl‘dle. Gil
Thomas (‘ondnn Licsgot
S. Kiernan, 1111112131111.
West Virginiuwt". A. W
Wheeling.
nllientucky» Suckling ColemanLL 11011111.?
vll
Ohloml" J. 131111ly.Cleveldnd; Dr.
Thomas Hart Cincinnati.
Tennessee-43‘. E. Kuhn. Nashville.
I lowe~J11mcs M. McFadden. D11-
11111111
Kansas—~11. F Hayden. L'l‘opeka.
Minou1'l~—W.B.'leasdale, Kansas-
City
Minnesoinm'l‘homns D. ,0",‘Blien St.
Paul.
Colorado—”John H Reddin. Denver
'F'lo1l1ln-W.Q.Boutwell.st Angus-5,,
tine
Edward l. Hearn. of South Flooring:
hnm. Mace. supreme knight of the or-
(1111. called the delegates to order. and
alter the preliminary business woe
ended. presented his 11111111111 address.
Mr. Heurn said:
”The Knights of Columbus thus
shared in the general success and pros-
purity and the year 1901 will live in , ,
0111 hl'nto1y as one
of great progress.
it in true we have not enjoy ed so large
an increase in members as might mm
L ' 8011nbly.hsve been expected. No doubt
the confusion attendant upon the uu—‘
settled canditious due to the struggle
for an adjustment or 0111 insurance
plan has cost us dear. This has 1111-
doubtcdly been the cause or our slow
but nevertheless I
think we need not regret 111111.111 01'.
aspirations 118 well 118 to individuals
1 the, thence of the most complete devel-
opment the chance, of 1111 almost unlim—
ited progress in all directions compen—
sates of itself alone for all that it. has
Our operations are extending in
all desirable directions. by 31111111111.
. strides we him.1 crossed the continent
and the banner of Columbus is now up-
‘ furled 011 the shores of the P181lflc.
Councils werepstablishcd in San Fran»
. niece and 1.01 Angeles in month of
January. During the your just closed
the territory entered has been most 11d-
vuutugeous to our order Councils have
been established in ii 11111, California.
li‘loridu.Aiab11mu 111111 Nch Mexico. in
‘nddition to The above councils are all
ready for or pulsation in South Caro-
liua.’ Gear Louisiana. Montana.
Oregon. Wafiington‘nnd Nebraska 80
that the 11 use 01 thef,‘ car 1902 will see
H 1‘11 0111118111111 implanted
the mind
in almost every state in the Union.
"Since our lust national convention
in March. 1.961.111» lime added eighty-
eight new councils. seventeen or these
having been institutetd since. January
of this year. ”We hope with your assist-
ance to make this the greatest year in
the history at the order in the matter
of new councils instituted and mémher-
ship gained.
“The policy of organizing the south-
ern. Western and northwestern states
has been questioned on the ground of
expense necessary l‘o1 that work. We
believe the results, thus for obtained
could not full to satisfy the most criti-
cal and i am convinced that no time
should he lost in completing this work
in the northwest. Other societies are
reaching out and trying to secure the
in this resold I am 11.11
of organizing a8 speedily as possible.
consistent with prope1 economy and
,the well being of the 1'11 (181'
'I am pleased to report that our l‘ln-
uncinl condition has improved during
the yen1 just, closed and although our
death rate has increased from five and
11 fraction to seven and a fraction in
a thousand we have added to our sur-
plus the sum of, ”23.380 ill. bringing
our funds up to the splendid total of
3621.801217‘1111 interest earnings of
these funds for the year amounted to
LL20 287.96.1311 comparing these figures
with our insured membership we (ind
we have a per capita surplus of $19. 50
This standing when contrasted with
our liabilities places the Knights of
Columbus in the foremost place among
the entire family of fraternal organi-
nations in the united States and Con-
ada. '
', "111 recounting our running expenses '
be. When we consider the causes at
Additional expenses incurred during
the year, we find they are not all 1118-
proportionate to 1111 expense of other
years. Aside from the cost or opening
‘ a remote territory. it will be seen that
._ we bid an extra session of, the. national
“ council. the Continual labors of, the
committee on revision of insurance
rates. the added expense oi! the revi—
sion of our ‘constitution and ‘l we. and
we no NOT WANT TO cnnnv
oven ANY HEAVY WEIGHT poops
‘ 'ANo‘HAve our more softqwx
THAT YOU ARE DOING YOURSELF L
Springfield: 111111111111
,A one” lNJLlBTiCE 111 van «Do
NOT our AT 11118 TIME.
“QUITE, ovancokns opp TROU “
L1,,‘_ssus, MACKINTOBHES, REEFERSQLu
. ”UNDERWEAR AND HEAVY socks
‘ LA'Lr,_A,L1.'Mos'r voun own PRICE.
‘IS H
48 and 50 Wall
SELL-
CLOTHIER HA TT’ER AND
1, FURNISHFR,
Street. Nor.
« . AVGENUINE
LARGE CAN I’EARS (3 LB. CANi.
EXCEPT 0N SUGAR BUTTER AND FLOUR.
PRESENTS WITH PU rtC'HASES FROM 51 00 UI’.
ASK TO,SE,EL"1‘H
BARGAIN.
HAVE BEEN 1111011011 331
Stop and” 3h111k
examination.
6. To Sacked“
Graduate Optician,
Is it worth while to have the print
M,,_1;u,11 together, or, your bend ache or any ,
or the discomfort you lune been suf-
faring from. when PROPER GLASS-
as PROPE'HLY ADJUSTED, will re-
move the trouble? We guarantee per.
foot 11111111111111 make no charge for
58 We“ Street Home“;
if not call at
HOW TO KEEP WARM
A problem that Lconironts all classes of society.
Have vou solved it to your satisfaction '
to a consideration oLLtL the revision LLoLfLL in
8111-8111111 rates. lie 88 id: .
“0111' elforts should be directed to-
wards prmidlng our members with 11b-
solutely secure insurance; and this we
have endeavored to do irrespective oil
any criticism or cost that. might come
to us 1111 0111111111 or members of the nth
tional council. ‘ .
“I do not wisp to he understood as
favoring one system of rates over an-
other. only desiring that the Knights
of Columbus turnish to its members
insurance at the lowest possible cost.
consistent with security. But I do be.
lieve that our present rates should not
be reduced until We are satisfied from
111111 experienoe that they are in line
with costs of the insurance. A fair idea
can be gained from a comparison of the
two systems booed on the returns for
the month of January as against the
returns for the month of Deceniber
»' “On December 31, 1901. our total in-
sored membership Was 32, 790 showing
11 net gain of 2 354 tor the yearL- Dur-
ng the some period our gain 111' assoc
ate Membership was 7.796; disclosing
tots 11118111111811 11178502 on the
o
vied; ln' flecember,
' ur oldrsyste‘m.’
‘ . ere lili-
114111111 1111111111111 of :12. 1113‘ 24
11.11 in 0132 331711 in ‘11 month.
319,111 round 11, ,
work ht 11011111
during the last
called
aid there 1111 been first) 1111111
charging this obligati H
by no
need 0
the greatest success
The, report of Dani
New Haven. the nation , ,
the year ending Deeem 3
showed a dearth benefit fund"
98?. 72 of which 3339323152
during the year The reserv
11111011111913 103147.563
and fund to 384. 623 97.
amounting to $231,000 to
The total net assets at
year were 3621. 805. 27 On
31 there, were 609 pound oil
_ with an insured 1112111 riiii‘i
1111 ,asso‘ciate memheriilii of
log" 11‘ tottil members iii
order wag extended till
Utnhhnnti Florida. “
. 'e
d .
or '11 committee on magical
1111111 1111118 councils. 1111
national renadrer ,
1.11111 '1‘. Melanie. .
the national 1‘1de
connell. Fltchburg}
1111 been a com»
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