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Translation luv Yuri:
With an ideal day end a big crowd
the fourth annual picnic or the Mann
IL seen; society; held yes»
orw Grounds,
success” Erich or the
tnYNorwelk
Victoria Emanuel
pencils, of diamond. x
f the South Norwail:
ession, toildv‘ved by _
fin dinner as served
it . hree hun—
‘ excellent
V V t Vve Were en-
this or Stamford.
. handsome
sues. u‘dges.
herdrs heat/of
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. V some of which utiorded ,m We
George V
Natal-ed at the lanthm VN
Post-onion as Momma
Captain Theodore 811111 the one
Abraham Decker It will
Theodore Gertie,
, ‘ ofV V ‘
“ V was returning (rum an opting erpedi» YY
tlon down the harbor yeiiterday alter; ' '
. noon" and attempted to disks a lens-
ing near captain Peter Decker a lioat
When nlon side at it he suddenly lost
his enullibrf um and pitched overboard
ills cries attracted the attention of
‘ Captain “Speeler” South who‘ was
near the Washington street“. bridge,
and 0t Captain Abraham Decker, who:
was at Work on his shit! neat by. The
men went out 1on his assistance. and
succeeded in getting him back into his
skill, and Captain timlth towed Mr.Y
Oertle and his craft to Mnlmos‘ do
and the nearly drowned man was its
sisted ashore. lie recovers soon at
terward and when his cloth my bad,
dried out he went home: Ville Vescopo
was a narrow one, as it neeVist'an‘co had
not been near he would have drowned.
rue cerium A‘rIMIse 3!!!an
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informal Allah-Yaw”! Last Evening. Y Y
in; tank place in the Ichool Hall. no
a number pt figures .were IVIpresent8d,
merit the principal ones were
flower circle; the arbor.) the
lay, the apron n so Y _
the condos. the so . hate. the tin
‘ I “ and. Refresh-
V. he close ot the
German
Vth a comparatively early hour. so this YV
Y was the first at a series otniea‘suree
planned (or Comment-emu
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RECOVERIN GVFRDM A ,ENDICiTIS
John Flynn. who was operated on
for appendicitis, at the Norwailt lies-
pital. Thursday slternoon. is getting
along as well as can be expected.
Several
, llsit
Y in South Norwnlit paraded the mind
Ythe atttrnoo‘n :Y
lean smitten!- Vbl- ,
pal streets at the city yesterday morn
rnoon h‘eld exercls~
Madison street. the
raising 01 two n
flags. one theVA gen and the other
the Hungarian eslgn. The flags are
YYYthe property or the First Hungarian
Sick Benefit Society. and it was at
their headquarters No. 12 Mechanic
‘3 street that the members assembled
atd‘IlIO o'clock and made randy to pa-
1'1! c
At 11 o’clock the line was termed
With James Monsport‘ as grand mar-
shal, assisted by Frank Keri both be-'
The wotlier horse back
character oi a rough rider and Stephen Y V
Polak in Hungarian village dressii Joe- .Y
eph MacknyY and Michael Beceenye
were YVthe directors or the psrade.Y F014 Y
lowing .them came a coach in which ,V
C V Sharer, who had i Y
less in the brill. Y
were Dr. Henry
charge of the e
Juseph Schon pidont at the uncle
1y, E. 'I‘ Koha'n‘y ltor add publisher
or Subtitles; New York. and one
‘ of the reporters on the same paper.
,, sad in white with j
Twelve .85. _
d them‘ood nights were sold U i
and beautiful slikY
Member iii lunch acumen
Mnuun did tell Led Yruiurcd
Moor Bullieloi 8iipntd ill! at
iluu lin Hard W rd Floor
List To}; iii The Presumed sYisY V
ii Ii! This Tannin.
O .zMey 3 «Width a blue sky
un- Ywhose rays were not too
worm, day opened delightfully for
the m'ethbers oi the French Roch‘am
beau mission. which came here from
“1‘ ' Newport R. i. last night and who are V
Y to “spend here the last day of their
stay in America. Tomorrow they will
sail {or home on their own battleship.
the Gaulbis. Todny they received a
welcome from the state of Massachu-
setts thI'eIIII city of Boston and Harvard
rst
W FRECH MISSION. Y ‘
Amishap betell a member or the
Rochamheau mission here, today, when
11V
Major Berthelot, the aide do camp to
General BrugerVe. sustained a fracture
of the left leg. The accident happened
at the navy
where Major Berthelot with Vlcé-Ad-
mlrn‘l Fournier and staff went to in- .
-’ upset the various buildings. equipments
and ships. While passing truth the
hall of the
reception roon’i. Major Berthelot alip-
ped over a rug on the noiiahed hard
wood door and tells
government launch to
ticship Gaulols. where the ships physi~
clans attended hallo
yard at Charlestown.‘ ‘
commend's house into the
He was unable to _ Y
Y rise and had to be assisted to a couch. Y I
' Doctors hastily summoned found. that ,
' Ti Y Y
done a series
occurred in Turin
Y *liist night. and .
Rush started oht
to South Nor-we.
small hill at Tn
baukY strap
horse.
“The dashboard“ , H
has ‘wood. Mr.
the trixhteued;
it was about to
and hill. Mr.
the perilous rVi V
from the vehic‘
lace and hands.
frightful manner.
James Weine
Taylor event!
started down V V
pursuit. He a in
Mr. Rush was lyl‘
conscious beside
log a carriage
'to his horne,-‘ _
Dui‘no‘rtler, who
book
.V avenue. Ib
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The Pittslield”.
New York at 3. Y
walk at 4: 25 hill
crossing just help
terday afternoon.
mains were on
The accident ceased the contusion .Y Y‘ " '
”that? Somerset.
members or the commission including
the ladies enjoyed e; walk thiough the
Beck Bay. At 10 o'clock the Rachm-
beau delegation lei‘t thegomereet un
der escort of the Natlo cl Lancers.
Captain Frank K. Neal mmaVndlng.
land proceeded to the tote house to
make an outclal call upon Governor
Winthrop Murrup Crane. With the
delegation were Presid fitoosevelt‘s
special representatives; sued by the
third assistant secretary or the state.
Herbert M. D. Pierce.
« The fullest enjoyment ol‘ the day Was
prevented by an Accident to
Berthelot aide do camp to General Bru-V
gore, the commander oi the French or-
my. and one o! the delegates in which
Major Berthelot’e leg was fractured
dent occurred while a part at
MalorY ‘
4 Asperges Me. -
‘ Y- ohm—o Ssiutaria‘
The people of his Joseph’s will bele-
'jbrate tomorrow. the second annivers-
dry or the dedication of their Ybenutitnl
church with? solemn ceremony and
splendid program at music and aer-
mono. Y
The High? Mane will be sunk“ at 1011‘!)
a in. at which the following‘ clergy:
men‘ will assietr. xfeoelebrlht} ,YBev
James ll. G'Donneil at St. Mnr ‘3. Net‘—
unlit ,deaeon, Rev. Francis J.r mb 8.
(l.; assistant editor or the "Messenger
of the Sacred Heart." New York city:
eubdeecon. Rev. James A Donan. 81.
'eJchn’ Church. Stamford; muster of
ceremonies. Wiley Edward 1. ing-
stun. Notre Dame india‘ua
The sermon by Father Lamb ..6,
will be Appropriate for the occasion.
on the Church or Christ as a living and
visible instituticin throughout the ages
The music or the solemn mass and yes-
pore will be of high order. and the
choral and solo singing Will be embel-
I lichen with choice orchestral accom-
, panii‘nents. The protrsm (allows: ‘
. 1b to A.M . Y Y
Wlegand.lI
Y Y Ma :10.
Mozart's lath Mass.-
Marlo.
Karrie Nielsen.
Gloria, ‘
Credo. ‘ ' '
Memo.
lit. IClair.
update Dumlnunl. ,
0M6 0W~AVe Maria.
Monument. -
Salts Rest
‘ O Sammie.
Fantum .
insects grog! nm ‘
A: Lo.Prevoilt. Y
"be.
L Y r on. Trondheim Bil
' Petite Calibration Tell Monday
‘ GivingV‘iii‘lliiiTuSToLLBeY‘Priani
‘ pal Form Ili‘llecudniiion
’llhd Thai The Boer War is Near
L‘ Y‘ iu‘g An ind
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. LONDON. May ill—alt t! definite an-
bouncement at peace in South Atriua ls
mode Monday; as expected; that night
will bid fair to rival» the celebrhtibn
which. occurred when ,the relief of
Y Mulching was oiliclnliy announced in
May. 1900. Throughout London hrv
.ransements hove already been made for
numerous peace dinners The aristo-
V crncy will “munch" on no small scale,
and doubtless the denizens of White-
eh‘a‘pel and the various ‘enet end quar-
ters will invade the strand and other
N streets with their Wild exultntlon
‘For Monday afternoon every seat in
the House of Commons is already pre-
emptsd. The statement of the govern-
ment leader, A. J Balfour, comes up to
”V expectations. little will be” done in the
United Kingdom that day except exule
cation over the end or the war unit has
.tried the spirit of the nation to ths
‘ juttermost.
A deputation representing the ow!!-
, ‘ are or halt a million horses today in-
terviewed the chancellor of the etche-
quer. Sir Michael HickmBen‘ch and
strongly protested against the tax on
tests and males. The chancellor. how-
ever, informed the delegates that it
.wde Vlm‘pbs‘sible to give up the general
Elli ‘on min or‘ specially exempt oats
_ or maize. There was no greater rea-
Y son, he pointed out. for the exemption
‘ ct horse tood than there was exempt
ItvIleitVuVlt or. other grains used by human
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i HARD WORK 1‘9 SEQUIN. COOK.
Va 61‘. iFinally bop etc to
”, itman Henge” Y
Tiler V .V relate on.
coming" the booth ‘
E. Mono and don
remall‘ no: patients was ere quaran-
tincd at the Quit‘m‘Vah‘ residence in Bou—
éton street Town Muslin omcer Wu.
liam J. Tracey ennted. today that they
were getting along nicely and that he
had procured the services or Mrs. John
13.Y.Tayldr oi Nor {to act as cook
.i‘or the patients}; to. nurse and or
Waite He says” that he had hard
work in securing some one to do the
cooking for the housghold
A rumor was clrcd pied in South
Nertvalk today that‘? Mrs Lunblum
wire of Mr. L‘nnblum. who is, on one or
the Standard Oil Company' 3. beats. hind
been taken With email port at the Fair-
view hotel Upon investisatio‘n it was
learned that there was no foundation
chicken pox and it was at first drought
by Dr F. l Burnell that she was ill
with the dreaded disease. She is un-
der quarantine at the hotel Yawsitlng
development. - Y V
Mercadente. :3 -
”Womm. ....»
liter, Augusta, ....
for the rumor. that Mrs .‘lohes had:
L Ed arr! Selleck
L VW. B. Gordon (captain)
. Alexander Gordon. ‘
AUTOMOBILE CLUB’S RIUN‘.
m
- Shit .odd MIOhIMI of All DQ‘WI‘JP-Y
tons Passed Through Norw'slkl Y.
The news that sixty-odd autonmblleei
oi the Automobile Club at America
were to pass throush‘ Norwalh yester-
day about noon brought out large num-
bers to watch the machines as. they
passed. [mug before the hour the
were to arrive West avenue and Wat Y
street was lined with peeple all seek
ing vantage points. The uutoa were
much later than expected the first.
marked A 28 passing the Armory
about 11:56. A 27 was second. ht
11:58 and A 32 third at 12: 02. The
rest scattered along irregularly untii
the last machine went through town
shortly after 2 o'clock. There was a
little over two hour’s dllterence be-
tween the first and last machine.
F E. Lockwood oiilcial supervisor
at the run in Not-walk, had placed two
men. one at the foot of Armory Hill
and the other on westport avenue.
These men displayed the green and
white ting, the signal to slachen speed
to eight miles an hour. A few over
‘ titty machines passed through Nor-
welk‘. Y
On account of the improvemnete on
Armory Hill the route had been: laid
down Cedar street hill, but only the
first few machines
course The rest slowed up and came
down Armory Hill, which had been
placed in condition the night before.
There was just room enough in the
road to accommodate the autos and all
kept to this well beaten track
A 28. the first auto through. passed '~
the Armory on the return trip at 12; 47 .
an hour and u quarter before the last Y
machine passed on the way up.
As near as can at present he ascer-
tained the winner or the contest is F.
A. Lahoche, who drove his French
(Daracqi car, Charles D. Coolie, the
name make of machine second ‘and H.
W. Whipple. in a Packard. third. The
whole distance while Whipple made
one son Y
Add To Honor
FourteenHundrediltadTakenimm
Ruins iii dueuiiduddo
Will A liaise Ltd 8landmuVln in
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3 “Later
details or, the earthquake in Guntemala
only add to its horrors. Passengers or;
riving here on the City of Sydney
they understood that 1, 400 dead We
taken from the ruins of Quezalt‘enungo.
One man. who was there rind ’aided in_
:the work or taking out the scores. says
that over 1,000 had been taken out
when he left there on May 13.1wenty—
dve days after the city had been ee-
troyed. r' Y
Reports at less and damage on the
notice plantations are~ beginning: to
come in, and prsctiealiy double the
total reported from the towns. The es.
timated figures run into the millions.
Tapschula is a. city of about 10. 000
and the damage to the town is estimat-‘
ed at about $200. 000 San Marcus. a
town nearer Quesaitensngo was also
destroyed with great loss of life. There
were 140 prisoners in the jail. and ev-
ery man Was killed, crushed and buried
under the tailing walls. In Tlaohi‘co,n
t2 Wiinhahitants‘, not Va hues
Team fl presenting in L
y Snare of 19 to
wed
...i the can! centroid the punters Gel
Club on the Nerwdll‘t linksy turd
morning by the score or 19‘ T
‘ ‘ Y members of the Norwhlk tesm'wlthout
' exception played well
Lewis -0 Green.
Alfred Bourne.
. DANBURY
M. Thompson
Harrison Hoyt,
George G Durant.
followed this .
4'6» oeacrcY sol-opus»
News... lumped the ti‘ LY V
street yesterday aitbr‘ 1111....
running over a stone 'wh V it
There was sum ex‘
time being. we mgr:
,oncd. YVThe our was in
dilute!“ Tilton and Mote IV
McPherson The delayYY Y
care was brief The m0
threwn over the front-en
but escaped injury.
' —A CARD.
To all friends who h
kindly helped and nylon V
the in my great hereaver‘uon
my sincere and heartfelt than
MRS- W-Sil'A
Rowan TEL. Villas
neath YReterences required. .
Villa 80. Main St.
WANTED-A GIRL Foil
ul housework Apply to Mr
Ferris. Y9 Washington St
Apply IA Nagg, 94 my oven
Apply ‘at 12 Issue street, N
tween ii and 7 o Iciock in the '
WANTED-SOLICITORS
lectms tor the Prudenti
Good opportunity tor
men Address J. Schwartz
Box 495 So. Norwalk. Conn.
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furnished for the opium
Every modern convenience.
Y‘°"YV“ Apply no. as, W st
91% front rooms.
Norwalk Conn
tory with his ‘
pars. derrick;
ed rooms.
Outbuilding. In
fine. 93 VWashin.
l'VY‘with use oil bath. to ,
ed young man 1 T I
Norwalk. Call bet‘wc‘eti
with all modern imp‘
Courtland Place Appl ‘
ton, VIGlVenbrook, Ct..- P
Tolles at. second floor. YV .
house in holder: at. ne'er
are, Rent 86. All in
Inquire John H. Khan
TO' LET—TWO AP?
rooms 4th floor. iron
.door.;rear. Rent 87.;
IYY: slogan. For further Wright! A
or any other business or
fond door. V48 Sent Malls
Woolen Campany have .
remnants in black hmilethp
suitable tor soil and V
boys’ knee pants and
will sellivery cheap: Apt!
once. .on museum
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