. are ldelltioas’, 50 Extra ior tomorrow Coffee Cream 51 WASHINGTON STREET. 1.11111 111151103 ....__... ”e.....“ . EB. Mayor, of New’York. is stop- ping with friends in South Norwaik. l This is the ammo for weddings, and there is evc_1ything for b1 ides in wear- ing apparel at the liowland Dry Goods . N store , . . The baseball tennis or Browns and him rlils Business Colleges. will play ball tomorrow afternoon, on the May- flower Oval. , .. , D W. Raymond, the funeral director and embalmcr. is stationed at No.19 North Main street. He gives general satisfactiou. 1 The initiatory degree was conferred on E. L. Purple at the regulsu meet ing of Our 81"othc1 s Lodge, 1. N0. 0. F.. last evening. There will be an important meeting ‘ oi the Ladics‘ St. Joseph‘s TUAB. So 1 ciety in ’tlleil‘ rooms in south Main street, this evening. ‘1 , Charles Adams, of Grove street who has been ill for some time, has resumed his duties at the Yale it 'l‘ownc manu- fuctm y, in Stamford. The marriage of Mrs. Pauline Swords Stevenson and William Thorn liavilnud will be solomnized at Trini- ty Church, Wednesday morning at ll (1 clack Admission to the church will be by card. ' The executive board of Ladies Aid Society of l‘irst Methodist Episcopal Chunk will meet tomorrow at 3 1 (1"..clork at residence. of Mrs. Olive Youngs Livingston Place. All mem- bers eninostly requested to be pres- out. \ Mali Carrier Finnk Bradbuiy wheel— ed to Bridgeport and 1"et1un Sunday. with 11 army of friends. While in the Park City the party visited the yards ' in East Bridgeport. where the mom- ’ moth four-mastcd schooner is being built. ~.—.——— The A1 ion concert. which was to have been held jointly with the Arion Singing Society. of Stamford, in Arion Hall, last night, was postponed. ow- ing to Gottlieb F. Mona, the leader of the Stamford Ariana being quarantined at his home in Clay street, Stamford. The committee that has in charge the colonial reception, to be given at the home of Rev. C. M. Selleck June 18 held a meeting, yesterday afternoon, in the erkeley street chapel, and laid thither piano for the affair. The next meeting of the committee will be next Monday afternoon a 4 ofclock at the chapel, in Berkeley's ea Norwalk. ' The Hermit Thrush or A herst will be the subject of Rev. Frank V Kel ioy’ s lectrire in the Norwaik Méthodist 1 Episcopal Church, next Friday night. The lecture will be given under the auspices of the Dorian Methodist Ep ieoopal Church, and as admission will be tree this noted speaker Should be diencc. " greeted with a very lar . The oiiicers of the No :11 , . partment held a meeting at Phoenix _ night and closed up all matters per- , mining to the recent in tho Norwalk Armo cy was collected to my pauses and a. small amount a N . th rgbu NN s S - year's others were a on 1111 011 of ..wll ‘ guiar meeting Thursday night or this ' Engine Company's headquarters last fungus“ concert. , charge. and the case was continued tor} ,i Captain ”Jack? Cookerham. have issuer Week. Winn-l Butcher Thaddeus (layer. 0: Woodward. avenue. Attorney John J. Cunco wont to Bridgeport, today, to attend to 1111 or» adult case. ‘ ‘Tho scheduled meeting of the South" Nordaik Outing Club did not take place last night. The South Norwalk Quartettc Club will hold a rehearsal tonight, in Car- manla Hull. Undergarments for Women are on ‘ display at the state of the D. M. [toad Company today. Professor George. Id. Snrtain attended Buffalo Bill’s Wild West show, in Bridgeport. last night... Anson Phlop‘s Stokos' schooner yacht "Sea Fox, was anchored off Row- ayton llarbor all day Sunday. Henry T. Prowitt of the H. '1‘. Pro- wltt Company, is confined to his home 011 Elmcrest by a bad attack of grip. The much postponed dance. which was to to be Riven. by the Silverminc Social Club will be held this evening. ' J Betta. of NorWalk as to the merits of Dr. Dick’ s medicine. in today’ 5 issue. The various companies of. the Nor walk Fire Department will hold thch regular monthly business meetings this evening. ._... Hanford Smith of Darien was in South Norwnik this morning and stat- ed that his wife who is seriously ill, is no better. If you want to economy. The So tli Norwaik Savings Bank says in its ad. taday that it takes any account, no matter how small. -Electrical construction of all kinds. Drop us a line. Norwalk Electrical Company, 202 Washington St., South Norwnlk, Conn. 1 Woodmen of America, Camp No. 294. has decided to hold Onlyone meeting a month during the months of June July and August It will be the fourth Fri- day night. , mo... Decorator J. W. Beatty is pnperlng the cottages of WarranB. Smith. at Sheffield-on- the- Sound and the home of James Claven. on the Connecticut turnpike. William Stratton, of Coda: street, who was operated upon for appendici- tis. Saturday, at the Stamford Hospital. is reported as getting along nicely. Dr. Dnmortier ls attending him. The divorce case of George Slicillcr against his wife, Annie Shoflier. is down on the calendar for Fridhy of this week, in the. superior court. Attorney .lltgin J. Cuneb is counsel for the plain- t The members of the Holy Name Soc» iety will assemble in. the basement of St. Joseph's church, next Sunday after- noon for the' purpose of electing oili- ccrs. ‘This is a new society that has inst been formed; The meeting of OwS .Ferry Command U. V. U., scheduled for last evening, at Gustave Pltzer's. was postponed to next Monday night, at Gel-mania Hall by which time it is expected two candi- dates will have been mustered in. Mrs. Aquilia Greenwood is critically ill of appendicitis at her home in Riv- erside avenue. Yesterday the ma. Hitchcock held a consultation in the case. Mrs. Greenwood had another seiiou‘s attack this mornng very early Palestine Castle, A. O. K. of M. C. held a regular meeting. last night, and listened to a report from the commib tee 0n the recent social given for the benefit of the past commanders on the 29th of May. They reported. that the attair had been a genuine success. W RP111111 Judge was before Judge Joseph R.’Taylo1', in the South Norwaik side of the tOWncour-t, this morning, to ansWer to a charge of non-support. brdught by his Mia: The latter sent word that she wished to Withdraw the a weeks to see it Mr. Judge would sup- partner. ,. The‘C'Waahington streets, through ‘ed a‘ challenge to the Wall streets, of the challenge was accepted and the two teams will illneN' up for battle Fourth of’ robabi 1.11 B xte 1 Walter Conley 11 now employed by _‘ There is a testimonial from Charles . uccecd, you must use . portunity Nor-walk, fora game 01111111111111.2111” 1 Everyone needs at 311.111.1111 for Summer. and hers~ is an opportune tune to secure one and actually Save from 500 to SI 50 on every Hui purchased Thuisday. we put on Sale 11 large ouamiv ol PPSIIO" Rican Alpines. which the Manufacturers call Seconds, ‘ many of which are Firsts. 1egular value $3 and $4; our price ,ior this Sale $l.50 $2.00 and $2.50. Besides these we have a large stock of Rough and Split Sir1ws.1n all the latest Shapes at 25c to $300. Genuine Panamas, in the Rough at $4.00 finished ones at $0 and $I5. ' COmStOCk Bros. qouth Norwaik .11: 2; 11111 ‘3 .Ng narrative. cram. N 1101' warm- AND GAS FITTING. Tin, Sheet Iron, Copper and Zinc.’ ' 50 South Main Strut. :' South Norwalk, Conn. Telephone: 12243. 1111111111113 Comatock Brothers are having a special sale of Puerto Rico Palm hats. in a nice cool spot in Norwalk in the shade today, the mercury registered 90 degrees Fahrenheit. “whoop-bulb A fresh cargo of fish arrived today at the Bridge Fish market. prices are quoted in the ad. Work is progressing nicely on the Crescent Terrace wail. Large stones are being laid in Portland cement. A regular meeting of the South Nor- NNI4 South Main St OATS 'liere never vaiies from the sale highs oualitv standard; vet. prices are as low as can be quoted, except by selling such trash as is never known here. The real economy is the peculiar characteristic of the store. Buy 0115111113 Clean. . MANUELT. HATCH. , . SPORTING GOODS Baseball. Lawn Tennis. Golf. Ping Pong. Eastman Cameras. $1.00 and upwards. Liberal discount 011 Premo and Paco Cameras. Wrfi. P. Beers, BOOKSELLER A ND STATIONER. \ iii: 49 w." street. Nor-walk e..... .. _._.A..........,.. Wm .. .c. c ...-»..-. .‘m. .._..“._~ no... .c...“ .u..... w... f'ItNPays to Trade” louston 5 "TH ESIIIRT WAIST STORE” Not a day passes but what people tell us we have the largest assort- ment of and the Daintiest Waists in town at prices lower than common and ordinary ones can be bought for elsewhere. Our display includes Wash Silks, Dimitles, Lawns Madras, Ginghams, Musllns, Pianos and Parodies. , PRICES 391: to $6.75. TAILORED” GARMENTS 1 Our entire stock of Tailor Made Suits Jackets Capes, Separate Skirts and Children’s Garments, has been marked down to one half and dacthird less than former prices. You should not fail to take advantage or this on p vidé yourselves with stylish and reliable garments. ‘ r ‘ are 01115.00 purchases or over. I '31 a. walk fire patrol was held last night. Routine business was transacted. E The vestry of Grace Church held a regular monthly meeting, last night, but transacted only routine business. The Jenningsllaymond Brothers’ “ case was not concluded yesterday uf~ icrnoon. It was continued Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. until A special meeting of the industrial League. of the South Norwnlk Metho- dist Church, will be held tomorrow chning. instead of Friday evening. ' At the regular monthly meeting of Putnam Hose Company. last night. T. J. Sullivan,.G. W. Spraguc and Edward Doulens, wens elected to membership. The State Haymnkers' convention is to be bold in South Norwalk. The «into has notbccn set as yet, but the local gcmbcrs will try to have it on Labor .aoy. Mrs. Boebus and daughter. of Pater— son, N. J., are guests of her mother. Mrs. G. R Shackleton, of South Main street. Mrs. Shackleton was visiting in Paterson recently. There was a rcport around town yes- terday that smallpox had broken out in Norwaik. but the report proved to be ‘incorrcct and was probably originated by some unthoughtfui person or as a hoax, if such it might be calléd. Tho dangerous condition of the side- walk in Riverside avenue, which was made so by a protruding drain pine. and over which Mrs. Florence A. Walsh fell. and subsequently claimed dama- ges from the city of Norwalk. .hus been repaired. The regular baseball team of the will play the Yannlgan’s of Westport, at Westport Saturday afternoon. The local members will take the 3:07 train. They will appear in their new uniforms for the first time. . , m 1. regular. meeting. this evening, at which time the delegates who attended the state convention at Thompsonville, William Miller, John Tryon and Stuart Marshall, will make a report. The chief’s degree will be conferred. - Contractor Salvator Chariot says that he has completed laying the water pipe on Belle Island, and that a trench 012.- ’ 900 feet is already dug and ready for the pipe at Hickory Blair. He says that there was pipe in the city yard which he was to use and it was used for other purposes, causing a. delay in this work , N Town Health othcer William J. Tra eey reported this afternoon that Mrs. Gottiieb Men's and daughter Augusta. » v I 1 the smallpox patients, were getting along nicely and that there were no unfavorable symptoms. Both passed a comfortable night and were still resting acmfo'r'tably this morning. No other cases have developed. ,, Attorney Levi Warner who repre- Ge rude Anderson. in the was asked today. by a .lusuy, Some . Lockwood Manufacturing Company, ' Uncas'l‘ribe, 1.0. a. 11.. will hold a . ,ed’ to still in serious shape. 1. ., ween. Roy; J. McClure Bellows, More ‘ ace E. Donn. ‘1‘F1'Nederick H. Quintin-d. . ‘ office one morning, caused some excite; , ; meat. on electric wire act are between up from strong, durable fabrics that will hold the 111111 and include tropical weight iianncis, Sargon, Homespun: pulling apart. $6.60, 111.00, 311.00, 012.00. ‘ ' SWELL SACK made. from light 'weight Cheviots Cassimeres, Worsteds. Sel- every new shape. $6. 60 to $18.00. . I N Our Boys' Department is overflowing with novelties. "Phi"; icty will enable every parent to select just what is propenfii Our prices are: 1011111 1111,. 90 Washingtdn Street, "50. NORWALK. Come and see the nice STRAWBERRIE, we are getting direct from the fie. Delaware. ”PRICES RIGHT : . I ‘ V IW H V I ‘I .f‘ j . pectac e . ospi Fractured Frames repaired and made as good as new. Lenses, no matter how complicated, replaced quickly. 1 _1 Strains of the eyes relieved by Proper Glasses,‘Propcriy Adj Examination free. All work guaranteed 0. B. JACKSON, GRADUATE OPTIGIAN as WALL amour, NORWALKJ. CONCRETE ' ASPHALT CEMENT , * ARTIFICIAL and FLAG; Wallis Recovered. Curbs React; Gutters Miss Margaret and Anna Rae, of New York city, who have been visiting Dr. James Rae. of Strawberry Hill, return- ed home today. home in Woodward avenue; William B White, spent Sunday at his horns River. ' Miss Helen Bali, who has been visit- ing her aunt, Mrs. Crowlher. of Winni~ pNauk, returned to her home" in Newark, N. J., yesterday. The residence of Alfred West avenue Norwalk, is in of painters. The residence of Alfre V in West avenue, Norwalk; hands of paihnters. The iHarriet streets, of Norwalk. state that they are “willing to play any baseball team in The Norwalks, whose players are not over fifteen years of age. . Frank R. S. Lawrence. city, has been the guest or hip Charles at. Lawrence. of Orb : Norwalk.N The persons who were injured in the trolley accident Sunday afternoon, . e reported to be getting along nice Motornisn Drew' s eye which was injur- ‘ Sam-oi Norwalk Ballerinas we , Roxhury. Falls, this morning, for. _ days’ outing. They were Samuel L‘.. Frank A. ’VanBaron lino 7 A alight blaze in the Norwalk not? - C 0‘ plan stick oars J
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