'I.».,;‘lli')\' to shy
ru Illltllll tlil’lll {01'
in ii IIIIIIIIIs higlieht
(
mm“! 31111111 John W. Bentley l'I-l
“mil“! ill“ Durante Iii PIItlersoII, N. Y.
The Norwaik University School will
lie???“ for the summer term next Mott-
.. ., -m .
'l‘ he helec tmen are
1( Wu bills
today buying I )
“‘0 “3511191108 of Frank A. iI crib; III
3132.119” ”“9‘111‘0, lit receiving 1) cool of
Mltil-l (truce. Smith of MIIIII street.
Nm‘m hi the uncut or IIIlIIlIvIIs iII
llethci
"IlIII lltllle' of Andrew ilII\lIIII. in 1 11‘
pm Mnin street. is lIeiuI-t WW"ll “” ”1
ierulivII IIlIIII
'l‘lII.I boys 111"? 1101““?
amount of fun IIIII. of toIlI.
April lI‘IIoI‘II doy.
IIsIuIl
ll II
‘ t lit‘llli'.
,Sillimnn, III lII‘IIIIkllu‘
lI MIIiously lll, ll»;
'.,‘mp. IIIII are having
tl‘tbfi‘H III 1‘ in North Main
6 I‘I 1) Market tumor
1.. ~ In wind they 1113..
‘ ling ol’ the tooth
take place) this .
shop of. Gustavo .
"‘Iie‘nd , .I. scoueld
1i) hum that he has al-
fill}; W rend from his sud-
1TB of tilt) Pine Lodge,
I) out Ittained by Mrs
.12“ of West. ntouuo‘. to "
out Ina-sting;
I'I; Societyi
the Son 11
‘lte,dift.r-
ol' Main
. iu Kind
I i
In Dough!
Q) all‘i II‘IIIIIIII lIrlw
. uk.
i‘uul‘E
)‘élllll‘ to being
Iseisluut ‘
College.
;I Iii lIc this
who .‘
Fdw III Ii ,
I‘ evening.
llnrns Tribe 1. 0. 11. M .
the adoption degree “110“
Ididnies this evening.
I
I
I Willinm K Muples bus not yet IIIIIIII-
iI‘I‘IIIl his stolen bicycle, and has not
him ll hopes of doing so.
Mrs. Edwin(lomstock, of Four (‘III'I
'1'“. went. to Woodsldc, N. .I., lnIiIIl’
lltl‘ :I visit with relatives.
Miss h‘IIIIIIIt Quintord. of Main
stIIIIIt, Nonulk Went. to IIIIIIIIIIIIII in
tiny for II visit with relatives
John 'l‘I‘olIIlWI‘Ill, (It Lul‘nyctlo (lot;
”(cumin spending his IIiIIulIIt' mention
. II'IllI .)}. P, Tieudwoll‘, of North IIIIIIIIIIII.
lhIrekI‘I Rebekah Lodge, 1. I), (1 1I‘..
i
l
)II‘.IcIIlIu:
«"1110! tuiucd
.‘Iousiable John .1. Goodwin has born
IIguged to see that. no accidents occur
to teams while theI improvements IIIII
being mode in Washington street.
1
II)
it; was r'cquIkcIl by IIIIIIIv tbnt Ihv I-
were fewer straw huts noticed Sunday
that) had been expected. 11 Win; pI-obzI-
hl’y due to ii} aster coming so t'lll‘li’ this
your.
0...... .....~-....
The Connecztirut Railway illill 1.iI.hI;
ins; Company is loving nus pipes; in
‘front of the. residence of Nelson Hub-
bell in Main street Not wall. ('i‘llillt’t'
lion )Vill be made with his house.
There will be an import not. meeting
of baseball munitgcrs who IIIc III the
Amateur League at iiiitlgOl‘mll, ’l‘lIIIIs
flay night of this week. Tub or lll‘illllt‘
)l for the season will be. made out.
Edward. Street und Gilbert (1. l-lor-
Iton: (It the. Norwulk Fire Police. wet-
.in South Norwulk yesterday. disposing
of tickets toI the play “Ale You II Mu-
sou.” w hich comes to 1'H' s tomortow
Michoel iI‘. Nolan. ol' Kcllogn‘ stIIIIIIi
who‘brohe his log by slipping on ”w
Ice last. winter, is able to use. the mem-
‘ber u little The. injury was u very
‘. bad one. the fracture being doIIblII illlll
.. liospitnl
. I. :IIIIrIlIIys
issue tutu
Icsldcn‘g’ 0
) Mott IIWI‘.
l Iinakcr
I II u post-
. pluce
.1” \
IIll
llir
IIh
III
Inoruiug‘ ‘
clear; In .
a heavy
IIy consi
unit in i
show and)
I quitt-
.III'IIII‘
hull
plug a, drizzlu. if ruin.
sic to set in
ding . pool
tween the Nut“
" win he played '1
f Wednet; l w
The on
tourname
(‘IItlIolic ‘
evening
scheduled.
A. Van in
some. 'l‘i
given, out
‘ have as g)
walk Club.
)a‘ -
y the It. . IidlIIII;
lllso
mentbersiof the N111”
Quite c. of musous g‘nI llt‘ilu‘
Iii. Um ho i' :I:
Tuition. John .1. O ’\
who sluice orgnni‘zI
but put I I .
mg odiour )
an 811011 11'“ ‘
ion and clue
IIIIIIIt
:1 student ) )
‘Illl Schoo
(this just re. iv i..l‘our free. schnl.
ships in the. He will he .
to turn thcs
ers .
electiicol 0
Write or call
i church 8
Nonulk 012111
[my evening,-
; .xi willr ‘ ‘
iiiigés‘sor euro and not. Betti; \Illl
play one of Liston compoelrio , ,
than!) an . .11. ..
los undo 913”“.
13111830 til
go or PM“
. lit miles and a
with the trudi‘I- ,
3 [OI-10¢.“
them B 11'
lltllll‘lil .
I. at lllr .‘
cuter- ’.
IInIl .
lll‘."
‘ this is the reason it has tukcn so long
tor the bones; to) heal.
The Fnrilier Lights Soc-Bur, of flu
:South Notwnlk Baptist Uiilli‘t‘ll. III-Id .II
meeting, last night. Iii the rcsideucc of
hugs-Laura Duty. 65 Osborn Itveuuc.
with Clifton Cooley. as lender. Afici-
1 uinteresting missionary nnaeting. u
1;(Ic.iIIl hour was spent.
At the meeting of Douglas lI‘owlIII'
Post. (1. A R. held in Ihcir rooms in
South Muln stImeet last. night. IIIrIInge-
.‘meuis Wine mode for the camp fire and
:‘beun bake to 1-3 hrld on Wednesday
night. April 11 to commemointe the nu-
E. Lee.
’I‘ he 'l‘uyiot I‘Ivenue bull ninrI was (in
‘1liiif‘il by the Franklin street. "school
iIIIIiIIIIs, by the score of iweniv to two
llllr morning The battery for the win-
mus team was George Dugnn and
Silldll Youngs. and for the Taylor mm
III :~'. James (‘0 lemon and Harry Pa
The Franklin school c- hullenges
Ktltlli‘SS
li‘l?‘_
MIX tram of it; size in town.
It l‘Iouleus orb S .Youngs.
;«——-———~—~——-~.
\s foretold in The Sentinel ii few
III‘s ago Juno-s A. Burrr 8.. Son who
IIIIIIII; for m‘am \I'IIIIIs successfully con
llllklt‘ll large. hostelrios tluounhoul
\I‘\\ York not Mussnchuscits, signed
:IIIIIIIII; todny wncchy they conic into
Ioswssion of IN new uud handsome
)‘IIIIIIII Clifford in taking out It long
use. The: 111“ IIII‘opIiIIiors inuncd
IIIIII look posse Ssiou. All IbII purlics
Ulitlllli‘d arc sntisllcd with the lqu
II‘IIIIIII .
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.
the checking off oi souls for Egypta
“Ill OIIIIII. to the public of the usual
llill't‘h on Wednesday April -d :11 S a
II 1 huge; number of tickets are out
It the bonds? of members of the chor
Is and lhgg mpoxts would indicate
Ioudcd houses III nil of the perform
“II‘I‘I‘I. The rehemsuls are progress-
. 1" V‘I‘Ir satisfactorily.
Secretur “or-Its will supply the pol-
IIiI for Rev. “L. Guernsev, of Burton,
lit xi Sunday morning. and 11.1) Weed
“‘“i‘tml of the; Sininfiord 11.111. C 11.,
IIill speak in o IIIIIII ug
”Ir uremia? to. the Boys Rally
‘ l he one of more than
s planning for u bin llIuI.I ill xi lI‘rldny .
dill‘itigcpoll lodg‘c. will be ’
nirersary ot‘ the surrender of liolIcII .
; A Necessary T011.
I
t‘ NIIII III lllI‘ w I: «III III “III chilly [VI-u
l )lllfi‘r‘. wiII-n \lllli' \\lll|ll' Illlllliml it; ,.
lIIIIIIIIII IIIId III IIIII llll"I lll'l II. “I”,
). out ti lop IIIIIIIII III
‘ IIIIIIIIII‘I unm-
l‘Ilil l‘lliil)
“I’I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII IlI‘lllIlllIl:)
; lions illlii I‘IIslIIIIII l‘IIIIIIII. ill
Our new Hart, Schallncl .I.. Marx
. Coat, $13.50.
burr-st. sbndcs, :12 llll’lli‘:~ Inn. «mull.
. the lI‘IngllIl--—1IIII IIIIIIIIIs, lII.I-. lIrIqul
‘ DUCKlll-mlllllhl \\‘tIl'liIIll llllllIIIIlzllli‘H
hnud III-I. (‘Illlili‘III-I-Hllli sell-.I. tulllllk
built. IIII ilIIIl lll'llliil. IIIIIIIIIIIII; II1 I“ "IN
,l'l‘It so “only IIIIIIIIII-IIII lll.ll :‘.vII‘II:I
. IIIIIIIII- III (‘\'l"l‘)\’ lllll'. .\ l.‘.I‘“Il ‘IilIII
IIIlIIlIl duplicate 1111:: cool :II In... lllI
) [)ilIt‘.
""“DHMI Int.
“NH-u | uu'
”W on cl! In.
Cams tackras.
. Norwalk Store:
3 Masonic Building.
Telephone Call 32 2:
South Norwalk Store:
14 South Main SI.
.30th Norwalk Store.
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«‘5
no: marrow: w. w .;
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-‘C’C
Mllllnery Opening
for the
Spring and Summer of 1902
Wednesday. April 1 2d
A cordial Invitation is extended
to my patrons and friendsr
Miss Agnes ’- Fitch,
64 Wall Street. Narwalk.
¢-.
1
POCIC-OC-II‘IOC-i
$19 3.:
IWHZ'Vfi-CIO‘: .IOOCI‘ZIIWCICIOO
.. u ”‘I-
.I“. -
< mach; ‘
. ..._~;..V -
OO‘WKWMCKIOOCKZHWOQMQQ4.9.3.3: 4.4.0.2»: ,- ”300‘: u)“: . . . 3W“? )1.)
This groin business 1.;- loIIquI: ‘I .d duv IIlIcI- day“
ginning stcndllymsItrelywulour, .I.. IlI‘S Enid down for
its g(l\‘t".t‘illlll‘lllwlll(I bust groin, lliI 'Iest «Ivrvicr.
We Willi! the ‘mIporiuIIitI' to slow . I; lit“ IIII.‘:IIII;I,I:II.~I of
trotting hero. Our groin Is 1013' tllv.” It on price, and
the price is no higher thou llll‘ poo:- .. 2.4. p... .I,
BUY OATS THAT'S CLEAN.
MANUEL 7r. HATCH.
FINe: PHOTOGRAPHS
PLATINUM AR’I‘ISla’ moor
_)’,l ,. . , ,_ of warmer \Ilill It rich \elvety
“”933 all the mm" at Steel Englm surface. '11. min}- pox-tortion of Artis-
lugs and absolutely Permanent.
I‘III Portraits: o
All work is finished wdh esoemal care and lot It: guaranteed
OUR PICTURES ARE PORTRAITS
JAGKSON’S STUDIO
53 WALL $1., NORWALK
Trolleys pass the door.
”0““
gBRIDGE
FISH
MARKET
g
IIIIIIIIIII
The New. Pocket Poco S) 57 20
Eastman Cameras _ $1 upwards
Camera supplies of every description.
Wrr). P. Begrs
BCCKSELLER. STATIONEK, ENGmV‘ER.
49 Wall 8W1.
WATCH this spac‘e lor
Specials tomorrow
R. J. CUTBILI
WEST END
WASHlNGTON STREET BRIDGE
\
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i
Tel. 103
PIIII hulls
.I.“
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‘ ,Miss Florence Louisa
Easter Specials
Beat Aucortod Chocolates In Hund-
) ‘pulntcd Easter Boxes. 50c per 1b.
I
Also Choc. Covered and Cream MI
moods, 250. per 11).
Order ' .rour ice CIIIIIIIII
SIIIIIIIIII. All liltvore.
for
f iSlIlilll, IIII‘ Gonlectlonu *
:39 Main St, Norwalk.
Phone 144-4
ABOLISHING THE SALOONS.
Pohlman
Work in Norwalk.
Mist-I iI‘IIIreIIIIII Louise Pohlmuu guve
n iulk lust (Ironing III the home of
Mrs. Scrub A Smith 18 (lump street
to sov'crni who III-e iniorostcd in boring
the saloons of Norw IIlk abolished.
inclement weather kept many from ill:
tending. Letters of regret from Rev.
(1. M. Sellcck illlll llev. W. W. Duncan.
rioting their inubllity to attend. were
rend. itcr. Duucun wrote: "i think II
frank IIIId friendly discussion of the
subject. will prove helpful. We need a
stronger IIIIII more wholesome scoli—
ment III our community on the docs-
tiou, IIIIII thorough discussion in the
spirit of Christ will tend wilds cud."
Mll-lh' Pohlmnn 11-; II III-ry talented lady.
of excellent birth Imd menus, hits 11111"
I-lI-Il extensively in Europe, 'IIIIIl is it
very llIIIIIII Ilpunkcr. She was one of
the first to join the W. (l. '1‘. l1., and
for sixteen yours has worked III get rid
of the drink (It'll. .Aftcr II thorough and
fair discussion of thc question. plans
vu‘l't‘ outlined to) pr‘rlimltIuIy w0Ik,
at
I; III II.
'llmsc plans will IL divulged
later.
At the (bum this poem ‘wus rend:
Along in Novembc
the. weather.
'l‘wo ballots Were (‘ilHl in II box loge-
thcr:
'l'heI‘ nestled up close like brotherlo-
brother. )
You couldn‘t tcll on:I of the votes from
the other.
r. when chill wm;
Chorus.
They were both rum _\‘otcs.
And sanctioned the license plan:
not one was cast by n jolly old brewcr.
, And one by II Sunday school man.
The Suudny school mun ~~~~~~ no one could
be truer. II
Kept busy all summcr drunIIIIclng the
brewer.
llut his terror cooled oil with :I change
of the wcnlhcr.
IAIIII lute III the IIIIIIIIIIII they voted to-
13.17-1111’1‘.
(‘horus
The Sunday r‘olionl lllliil lII‘IIi Itlwnys
been noted,
l‘or lighting Hillt)(1[iéi——Oxt‘l?])l. when lI.I
i“‘.IIiI-Il
IIII piled up his prIIIcI with lIolI per-
lIIilIIII
"I‘lhtn kuockcd them all Ilmtn IIII ihn
dIIy of election.
- Chorus.
"the toxv old brewer was cheerful and
mellow:
Said he, “i
fIllow
III‘ s two to his church~io his. potty
in1 s IrucI
III Inlks for the Lord and he vote; for
the brewer.
admire that Sunday school
Chorus.
l’III'lsh llIIIIIiIIIII‘
I Continued .from First Page. I.
“ night. and Mr. Illdi‘k\"l)0(l will continue
in that office until the vestry call II
51191 mi purist) meeting to elect his suc-
rosaur. Mr. Lockwood has served the
IIIII~i>lI faithfully as treasurer for the
bust sixteen years.
Charles E. Miller and Ilnniel C. NIISII
wcrv chosen as delegates to the dioces-
uo convention and the.I ulternotes are
Edward .11. Jackson and H. E. Dunn.
After this thtI pew holders will be
illiltI to hold their old pews year after
your. without paying no extra pILIrcIIni-
one, the old parish law in regard to
(hi; IIIIIIII r being rescinded. last night.
ll was voted to hereafter hold III-I
(lllllllill «matings of the parish .‘il .\‘
O‘clock. p. m.. instead of 7 ’1 11. 11
Williams was chosen to assist the col-
loI-ior III noting the church pews.
A mmurtice. was appointed to be
IIrcscnt :It Iht,I hearing on the petition
of the Buy Norwnlk Mission in III;
mode :1 separate parish.
()IiIIIr put-Isl) mnli'ers were discussed
III length. IIIII no other iI‘nporiani hus-
intw was irrnsacted. No uclion \va
tukcu in l‘t‘glll‘tl to securing It new I‘IEI‘I"
for to stun-turd Rev. .1. Morris ("ocrr
nod Her, I“, .‘Ii. Selleck will rcnIIIin in
charge for lbw present.
The annual meeting of the vcstry
will he held III 5 evening nil-:11 . ill. the
(‘h hopel of Our Holy Saviour. in Berke-
loII street. Minor officers willJIe (31ch-
cd and parish matters talked up.
At Trinity Episcopal Church. Rev.
Romilly 1-‘. 11h uphries l.)fC:-illl€ll..‘ The
reports from 1.1 II treasurer and secre-
tary showed tin , rish to be in a lint;
tering condilim 0th spiritually and
financially. ’l‘he lowing officers were
elected: C‘olone , eslie Smith. senior
warden: Josiah .- Grumman. junior
warden: S. C. Pa flier. first Vestryrquu:
E. ii. Mathewso . second vestryman;
P. N. Knapp. th Id vestryman; V. A.
Scolield. fourth vlrstryman: David W.
Raymond. fifth ve -tryman:‘ William P.
Beers. sixth vestlvmaui C H Al;—
ihorpe, S".*VEUth ve lryman; E H. Fax
eighth vestrIman, Thomas Richard-
son, ninth vestry In and Samuel W.
Hoyt. .lr. .. tenth I strymun. Colonel
Smith was elected treasurer; Samuel
w Hort Jr. clerk I‘olonel Smith. dei-
.gate to diocesan (Invention G. C.
Stillsou associate negate. and ..l N.
was elected a roi-
191 of thepuflsb.
clock before the
William Richardflbn
lug member to t
it was nearly 1
meeting came to
The annual meetiu ‘ of Grace parish
was held in the Guild room and the
I
I
fr gulnr business of th year was trans-
l
Muster ‘ ‘
The . f
tending to abolish the saint: Is in Nur- -
Grumman and P. .N. Knapp. alternated-I
,1...“ fl: occult
RUSH..
IS ON
ing that the ordinary
clothing tucks.
You cannot have them made
measure for double these prices.
lIIlII-l from $lf. up.
Willis H. Select.
48 and 50 Wall Street,
‘ NORWALk.
)Ill
13'?
l"
lIIIIIrd of before and judging from our
imlllt‘ilHC buslnehs (If lust week and es.
III-eiully Suturduy the people. of The '
Nurwnllts are not. slow to llnd it out. .
There is II style. and lit to our cloth-
IIendy made
We. wnnt. you to cull, examine and
try on some. of the fashionable men’s
Suits IIIIII Top Coats that we. are sell-
ing at. yill.(lll) $12.00. $15.00 and $18.00.
to
Clothing mode to measure with the-
POTATOES. lt Is true that we, like .
Potatoes of late. We are glad to say
that now we have a new lot, right in) .
price. 30 cents peck.
BRUSHES. ETC. Cleaning timel
will soon be here and We are provided
with a new stock of BI ushes, Scrub, I)
stove and Shoe. Nice goods that wel
can sell at low prices. Remember us
when in want. , .
cents. Also look to weigh out ). _
JAMS. Call attention to th Mill/l.
Jar.
On Saturday we shall ha‘v)
nach. Turnips, Cabbage, Sweet
toes Nice Apples.
Fresh Eggs 22 cents Doicn.
Business Solicited
Lorenzo lebl’
a pair of glasses will afford if v our
ed is what we guarantee.
58 “I'ALL STREET,
YOU’ Ll. BE SURPRISED
AT ,THE COMFOR
vision is any way defective; ’-
Headache Eyeachc binning oi) the print, are some; of the indies:
tious of defective vision and .hould be attended to AT ONCE.
Scientific examination tree and Ptoper Glasses Properly) .Adiusi-)
O. B. JACKSON
GRADUATE OPTICIAN‘
NORWALKQ court
"0/ counts
Reader, Save the Labels
. Even) school pupiljis whom
to receive them. Event On
for New, Librar
enough to supplI all your “nuts;
Floor Tile
WE HAVE ‘S‘~
Building Material of
Portland and lioscndnlc Cements: CII‘II nun Itnd Rockluud’llimo;
tor; Funny Brick; Sewcr l'ipc: l-‘luc Linings;
“ND
description;
W‘ali Plus;
IIIIIII Room and .‘
(Ivory
Fire l’lncc,
RAYMOND BROS
acted. in the. absence of the rector.
Senior 1 "allied A C. Golding. acted as
chairman of the meeting. Beside the
election of officers of the parish. re-
ports from the different officers who
have served the past year were read
and accepted. A. C. Golding was elect;
ed to succeed himself as senior warden,
and Robert Van Buren was chosen to
“succeed William H. Smith as junIoI
warden, the latter having removed to
New York city. Goold S. Hoyt and El-
liott K. Gregory were elected to succeed
themselves; the former as clerk anti the
latter as treasurer. The election of
Robert Van Buren as junior warden
left I) vacancy in. the vestry and Ves-
trymcn Henry M. Gardner and William
Lockwood. 01 Elm streeL declined to
serve again as vostrymén. leaving in all
three vacancies to fill. Clarence F. 05—
born, Thomas VW. Merriwether and Levi
Warner were chosen to succeed thI.I re;
tiring vestrymeu. The other members
of the vestry, being Carl A. Harstrom.
Josiah Kellogg. James H. Flynn. Albert.
Davis. A. R. Malkin and E. L. Bradley,
were rocketed. Delegates to the dio-
cesan convention. A. C. Golding and
Lori Warner; alternates. Robert Vnn
Enron and ’1‘. W. Merriwetller. .
LONDON. April l-u’l’he engage.
merits of the bishop of London Rt.
Rev Arthur Ingram) have compelled .
fit imitations or)! .
ELECTIONS 1N .CHlCAG
CHICAGO April l~—-The "off your?
aldermaulc election is being held here
today. The polls opened at: 11 o‘dlo‘ck
and will close at 4 oclock. Th '
vote was light as: has been cheated.
The hottest fight has been waged
liu better known to marry
“Bath House John" ,isérunp 11
election against David L. lI‘l“
has the the support of the"
ganizatlons. The Frank torch,
made many charges of 1118739.
iion against the Coughlln cam ‘
some. of tnem the grand idly
ed A feature of the. (luv to it
ward was the absence of the
policemen from their accna‘ 5‘, W,
heats. A complaint was made to»
mayor that the regular policeme
working for Coughlln. Yesterd
mayor isued on order transferring the
policemen for the lime. bciu ‘d
bringing into the ward police, '
the outside districts where I‘ll .y
no affiliations with dither camp. ,
Besides the vote for uldcrm 'Itwth
citizens are voting for or against. 1.3
abolishment of township govorume to
within the city. 1‘ he. township no
menu; are relics of Chicag
or )days. ) A separtt‘t hll
Norwalk Chronicler