. Another :ii‘izon‘ ‘h'
’V . “ 3 P 0.” ’
iii. Blatte'ity, ,
is DcLoushery. of South
re hunited. in; the holy
trimony this morning at
V , ,1 hilt St.‘iJossph's Church by
» the rector «liter. WilliantMnher. The
‘ bridesmaiii was inns Nellie; Debonair
cry, a sister or. the bride. and Patric ‘
Siattery. nationals of the‘groom, acts
to , .
Nor-walk, and
as best with. . ~ .
The‘hritie was becomingiy attired
filing-iiinjiin'Mpnnileni flier
' 3‘ ‘ Theilnnlhiii liti Mlliiliil’
', incl. Fuller insi‘: Rescues . Her
" . worsen Desirnnlinn
‘ Bhutan
trimminssijand wore awhite picture
“hat. ~ Shevcarrleda a beaptiful bouquet
of bridal roses. .The costume of the
bridesmaid was of. satin~foulard. ‘with
hat to main. ~Her‘bonouet was com-
posed of p ilk roses. . ,_
At the conclusion of the ceremony a
wedding. breakfast was served at the
home of Mrs. EdmundirPowers, ores
Stevens street. who is a sister of the
bride. T couple lettfor their-wed
ding trip, theorist bound 1:02 train
from Sou ., orwalk. . 3M ,
ed many handsome and
dent over the T83: - 3
In scostuine of white silk. with lace F9i3iiifli3i’ Tiliiiiis “is iiiiiiiiii’ Li
nen‘sniipnlinnlinn linsernes ll
Annealed Finn Connlni‘nmmis-
Sinnnoan iiiil'lllilil iminssnilni
ilis'Plann ll'nniiiinnnnrdiznihii
Linesill hill Will liaisons
W
V Chris . Felslnser, of Noroton, dealer
nnl
,
‘Rov. fiib‘mrd Bun ,
Ehpcrlenoovln t ' M monarch.
‘ Despite the ,l toil! ht". oil forbid-
ding weather ,1 , emitters was
the, quarterly
Woman's For-
in the South
0!: rch‘. The
‘ us (is. followed
, r and scripture
rouse. favored
weotiy Solemn
will. pastor of
hpdlst Church
on “Women's
,Mr Cunnins~
the East avenue ‘
last Norwalk,‘ ‘gav
and instructive talk
Condition in India.‘i,
hem was for several ,
any in India and .th croonal experi-
ences were interestiii He vividly
described the subject it of t e warm
on and the excellent work ,t, at the
Woman's Foreign dilutions”, Asuncio-
tion is‘doins lath jf of“ d . "
At the close/0f; i3
quartette com 039 ,i
Raymond Rob 11
s. D. Lawrence“
companled hymns;
piano; The
it» His
,.........,...... a» M. a...“
7 ill ° and
W
iniiinlli Universiin thnnl lingo
icon Fairlie Slimmer ..
lnsiiiulinn no linniin is inn-
_ , nenllnul Milling inndnmu.
Beings; 301.1%?in Phil. ihnsn’s
1. BennnlinnFTn .Pnlinils ‘
The career or the Norwslk University
. P ,. .
t her.,mothe‘r until her
e?
“on,
“(George D. Egbert. The
friends: Pastor Egbert.
ent merchant in Highland
in vinegar. cidercaiid .srape wine, has
lived near the Fitch's. Home for Bob
diers of; that place so ion ,that'he has,
become imbued} with so ething .of a
Wariike; spirit, and been so he has
been unable. to obtain tram the county
commissioners a license. to soil spirit.
none and intoxicating liquors are cars.
‘ tain spot in Noroton, which be hadse-
n f‘
nounce‘d by Re .
which refresh
ssooisl honr‘ ‘
The committee
freshments we Iii . ,‘
H.‘ E. Wing. 'Mr' a
Miss EminnBi (drills
School under the management of Pro-
fessor William G. Chase cameto a
close last evening with the commence.
'ment exercises. Hereafter ‘ this ilnath
tution,‘ under the ownership of Major
' ‘E. H. Baker. will c known as the
Connecticut Milltcry‘Academy and will
be hrr'entireiy military school. instead
of- partly , so. as under Professor
A CHEAT 8ALVATION..
‘ m ‘ ‘
Subject at First Methodist Episcopal
' l Church Tonight. ,. '
At the general prayer meeting of
the First Methodist Church this eve-
ning the topic will be “A Greatfialvn;
Lion." The theme will describe the do.
livcrance set forth in Ephesians 11:1-7,
and will be the fourth in the series or
expository talks being given by the
pastor, Rev.vW. W. 'l‘. Duncan. at the
mid-week meetings. The attendance
last Thursday night was large and the
meeting one of the host, showing that
the prayer meeting may be of as great
interest in the summer as in the win-
ter. Rev. Mr. Duncan will continue the
talks each week during June and July.
There will be special music at the
service tonight. Miss Rood will sin!
0h, Lamb of God. Church members
and friends of the congregation are re»
quested to be present. A cordial wel.
come to ali‘ who will come. ‘
TRANSFERRED T0 PITTSFIELD.
Alva H. Longstreet. and gfainliy. for-
merly of, East Norwalk, are new resid-
ing in. Pittsfleid,’.‘Mass. . Mitt, .Longv
street was for some time the cifloient
night telegraph operator in the"Bouth
Nor-walk east-bound station, but was
transferred over a year ago to Howley. ‘
ville. where he remained until a few
days since, when he went to Pittsileld,
as assistant agent in that place. Miss
Amy Ritter, sister of Mrs. Longstreet,
and nurse in the New Haven Hospital,
who was taken seriously ill,several
weeks ago, has gone to Pittsilcldon a
leave of absence. hoping-that. ,th
Wu." W...
lNVlT‘ED TO JOIN Ill; ,
, An invitation‘hasbe‘eu
two delegates in the. ‘
convention. Colonel" ,Oa ,,
New Haven, and sit—Sp,
(Rep) ,of Fairfleld. to hold
hate at tho'hflelrl. ‘ Mb
ed against and Mr.‘Perr for
posed constitution on to it
May 15. Another Lite, all
news item In connection, Wt
stitution is that Judge.
one" proposition. has coin
and will vote for it stgth ’
wages. 0
Norwalk.
waurso~ooon , . .
oral housework. Apply‘M 1.?
mortier, 8 Falriield ‘Avei’ ’
......A..._....~+._._.... “a...
WANTED——
for general housework,
Apply to Mrs. Berber
52 West. street.
”movement.
looted. be is going to involve the com-
mlseionars in international dliiicuities
with Germany: " The county; mommies
sinners received notice, to that .ei‘ieci
yesterday. in“ a letter enclosed in a
blood red envelope. .The sanguinary
hueof thecover is as, nothing com:
pared with the war hinted at in the
letter itself. » . . . . _ ._ , *
The epistle. which . ia‘ . written, v. in . a
hand used toiorniing German ”letters,
seiplainly eVidencsdby the thin loos»
strokes, in as follows: . n “
The Foirileld County Commissioners:
Dear Sim—$9 i think my rights
have been withhoidentromme for any. . . :
on years; i have transmitted that touts
t r to the Cormacnnihsssador Baron,
$0 Hoii'ibiwm Weshhwiounior $50,.
0 for indemnity , ii I, ,0.for,each‘day
. my rights have been kept all irons me.
as 1 claim the i or under, which ,t,:is , . 9
done is unconat tutionai. Thentore
you may rest till we hear from/Baron .
Von Holleben. the‘German ambasaa
dor, and please keep the application '~
pending... , , . '
. t _ "Yours truly; i, » , preached
SIMMWWM “We ' . " , GHRlsiFiiihfimGEm . ii” “"382
onerous-rash Buns . The, commissionersihsvarsisnod "1’th
t, WAS’ChOSfim'I‘he‘ grants iiquoriicsnse to bin. waistline N92 1'0 . . .
' was invited-and will several times“ He wishes to haven in . ii?"- hase ll. saris. ,
:epid‘aownr'i‘ho exercises hence to. sell liquor at aplsccnknown Ame lcau. Whether: ‘_ ‘
ace attire oldguatthsnl‘ioie as King's End handles. Noroton, Which more comment. however, was what be
its hill. {Nathanfisie is, aboutsmue from the .Soldiers‘ said concernins Sunday “coarsening.
,0. , ten/De t s or t Revolution. Home. Theplace is objectionable, new. Father Slocnmzpltchedilnto those as.
_ has been invitedth p‘artic note and has ever. asvnota fewoftho cold soldiers 109388me V1110 have their sinceres-
accepted-the invitation. ‘A dinner will at the, Home keep boats at the landing. on on Sunday and denounced them as
be served and Rev. John‘Coleman Ad. which is the only. lending place within 310': of "host.”='oot content-with legitl.
amswiil deliver a patriotic address. a reasonable distance or. the Home. "lair 11mm) We“? asuinsfmibat
with :the *bhttle3‘0f Bunker Hill as his and the officers of the Homesrs afraid 10 whichthey ’have ‘10 editimate claim
theme. Aishauaiirmm thé sociaty for that. it arsaioon. is opened there some He made special reference to thntrseo.
thepupil iii. the East Haddam district of the ,old 303mg“; may 1511 into the tics; of his. parishionetheiother side of
.B‘h’ow‘mx we; most manly..qusllties. to water and be drowned as a result or Scovill’sbrldge. He related an ce-
be determined‘by election by looking uponthe wine when it is red. currence which happened there» one ,
school mates, in annually presented, A-remonstrance has been tiled. there. Sunday nisht. ‘Hehwasogoing to, the
The recspient, this year.. will be wii. fore. and each time an application has rectory of St. Francis Xavier's church.
'50“ D. Habits 'and 'themedal will be‘ been,” the license has been refused by He had barely crossed Scovill’s bridge.
presented by exCovernor M. 9‘ Rollo the commissioners. . , , when. he wasrspotted‘ bra young mail-
eley‘, president "of the society. Among An application was made by Mr. near River street. who immediately
those Who'havé made application to Felsinger a few weeks ago, and so» made haste up Baldwin street, stopped \
101111116 society and will heelected at ‘3"de t“ law it wasiadvortlsed by 3““,th ”10°35'59“ a signal ‘0 ed beautifully, son: Sweet and Low. over more or less among thetreseurers,
the meeting afe two great-great-great‘. being 9°5th 0“ “‘6 town 90‘“- There osew . . “a ““33"“ off. with by Barony, and-Drink to, Me Only With but there is no probability of unref-
Chuso’s. regime, , ' ,,
The 5 exercises, last evening, as all
, . others it» during the commenc ent
. week. were intensely .lnterestin and
well attended. They wore'especinlly.
memorable to the members of the
graduating class who now have closed
their career with an institution of‘
which, they have been a part for so
long a time. Ail'of the members, with
the exception of one will enter Yale.
Princeton or Cornell Colleges.
The stage was beautifully decorated
for the occasion with palms. ferns and
* font flowers consisting of carnations.
The other decorations in the upper
drilling haiipin which the exercises
were heldruiere the same enduring the
prairie “lays of the week. _ ,
, At e close of the invocation by the
Bouncer-gs D. Egbert, pastor of the
Nor-walk Congregational Church, ,Ai:
'cxander Scott McLean, one of the
graduates and captain of the cadet,
corps,in, a well modulatedvond distinct
voice gave an eXcelleht graduating-the:
sis entitled emericsn Diplomacy. He;
, change will proverbsnencial. ‘. .
WANTEEZEXEfissnh
‘\ . ‘ ‘ .
savings ~ *
. to houaeoanvasaers wants “
. , for The Prudential insu an
an ,, [I ‘pany. Rapid promotion‘t ri
‘ .. .. .Ailvancesf ‘ ade. Apply ,1)
iii. . , "
ldth
son on...
laut and working owner-«on both oc- REV 01““ 0 n
, casion's fer long time. kept life into
,
"body until the arrival of
Win. who brought her , ‘ 7‘ 1' U ‘
innnnl liirnlinn. notion in
jinn inn nmil “iiiiflmnii.
L . ”'0 n . iiiliiifil‘l’ii villi
toot, (ion. Ron, 22 St. Joli
Stamford, Conn. ~ ‘ .
), :,,,
J Sch
wok; C on, from 7:30 to
0” $139..“ 31153;-
e’si‘ attempt ~ at, suicide
Stale, issncinilnn ’l‘o lie, ”"939
lini'llinii ,MniiiiilBiinn i '
in impnilnni Mn‘nlinq Will lie.
*llnld ln’liew‘ [invenlinilnnsdnn , "
~ The project of Treasurer Netéleton: G rd: rt! ,1
. , , of thaNewtown SavingsBank, or on one. a 3,33 pa 1,12,,
Viflrhgfgfirgi’gfidi’qf“ Wrewm association of the savings banks ofihe of Miss S. E. Adams 0 .
e ,gown-t’hmmmugbg3‘i‘ ° .state for mutual,beneiit‘andconteren rill. - »
" = «rile sinus ants-nines is: cs» ins-‘3 °“ "1mm” ‘0’ ‘lrsiflwwrni ‘9
‘ “ ' ‘ . ' 'rmatters affecting the interests of lower no”:
Leansnd Clarence-VB. ”Nowidn of , . ,
x.. . ~ .. ,. , ' ,benkaand their depositorshasgbeenso.”
South Norwalk. were much enjoyed favorably received by the omelala of "
and w rs enthusiastl .all ncore‘d. W.“
9. nice accompagiedxgn thepiano. “‘9 ”mi“ ”new” “‘3‘ new" ”“3
The selections ‘given “were Introdnc. weeln sent out a clrcuiar,],ctter to all
banks, stating. that uni, heniwo:
ii‘é'iagé‘iiavifilgii’gr ?§:£'§;“P§§,i§ thirds of the~treaenrera bane written _
William Andrew DcW‘itt’s thesis was, himv summing the “mine-.01 File 33?
entitled The Submarine Element in minfion- For the purpose of definite
Warfare. It was well given and show. 80310“: a mmmg‘ 0‘ "935nm” 1!“
ed much thorough preparatloii. He ex-i been callml to be held at Heuhlein’s,
plainsd in detail the: workings of the Church street; New Haven
terpedo and submariiie‘boat; ‘ day,,the 18th lost, at .11» - . .
Another verypleasing feature on the defined that every savings bank be
program was the singing of uIE‘OIl- i‘fipfefiented. » ‘ , v. V
away Quartet, of Danbury, which was It is not.expected thatmuch Will be
composed of George S. Durant. Ernest done at ihi1! flrsgynieetihs .9,th
in. Lowe; Nelson w. Merritt and Alex- to organize. The fossils: rate
antler S. McLean. The quartet, the of interest on depositors, , ,_ 7.
voice of every member of which blood importance. and it isiikeiy
' w... nuns tinder"
ssiuscitate his ,
physician “ar- . . ,. 'r ‘ , "
' ' TheCon ct utSociety, Sons ofithe
‘Revolutloii ‘is‘ipiannlng an enjoyable
’ t H dam. this week.‘ The
the poolety is ul-
li‘ 1
daughter. f
rived shewas still rowsy.
, Igds'isteitsd 0 several uglieroc-
assurance; '
has tried tin . "
P ham “P
e in
new“ street. E’
of-Webster Bro '
East-.Norwallrw _ ___
‘ .Louiisbur'nyathewson and Company's
factory. in SouthNorwflk. It is said
i unable to onto his work
the .freq desire , of' his
int he bin destruction.
the newly equippedflo. N,
Co. building. Inquire at ca _
hoe..93_ Washington St ‘ '
or anyother business,
second floor. 46 South M
suitablo»‘tor. emcee orndwollins
sharnén Hunters! 1 . no;
improvements.“Fivo ‘
70 So. Maln'iSt. Apply 7
ward. , -
“Wm—”MW.”
- sue—sunset. ,th
seated surrey parki'rpbc’etoi‘t
orden . Th. Euhprat,‘ Brooks
.ayton. ’ . . ._
= FOR SALE—Abrm‘r is;
,flixteensgoot Eskiff; teats ..
.sail.i: Apply Iii Westxw ‘
, _, . L“
"L. wrenches "
’ 1 going on in that neighbor- ’
m SALE on 1'5 ,
on ’Prostiect long,
rooms. 'nqu re ,_
FpR MILE—4A FINE was ,
Jersey cow with calf forsal ‘
een quarts of line,.rlch milk-r _
guaranteed. Inquire of-i Fro
Bull Run, Nor-walla; Conn;
, ,FoBIsALgJANDREWS‘
gWooien Company have:
. , . . is alsous clause in the "law, passed‘by the appearance ofnman‘who had con. Th ‘ e ' .v ' i u t , i . ‘ -
-hitiii“§li’ai2§“iii‘t‘“§’§h2$‘iii:: W... ........ we.» ......... .. m... . . _ , ~ mintsconnectedness: s;nonsensiswmc
"dlsy‘ of mg rside Other names will that .3 «YW- notice must .be posted. F3319" Slocum “MW some» start- forced to respond again and gave Don't elation owing to the differing coudié
be bresented forumemb‘ership The in, every, new place in which a saloon “"8 facts to hit! hearers. ' He said Cry. Me. Honey. ‘ , ‘ tlonssot the. banks The'cltyfbsaks’
. bus-mew meeting wili‘b held at noon is toqhe‘ooened, for at least ten days if!“ children. some 0' “‘9'“ “Manta ‘t _ ' The last thesis "given was on The with y large deposits are inclin
My mum fl, ”a the dim..." be a ms at 12.30 prior-to the heal-ins on the'annlica- 3‘ Muir's Parochial 9011001: were'hired Development of the Drama and was to rsvors‘iower {limestone owin im‘
or base of'the ’ ‘ oliowing ticks? for 6st. ‘ J 7 ’ . ~“““‘"" ‘ 3‘19“?“ talkeepwatch ’0’ policemen ‘ ‘ ‘—-—---~---‘ ' ’ the increased diinculty of findin (gir-
. , . - ‘. , . mi h r ed 1) 'i: e n ‘ (comma and report the movements at the latter (Continuation .gecond'paKQLu . iy’remnnerative investments ft ”19‘
I mitteep’D iii 'Moro'm' " ‘ I tothaspotteraontaidei the} saloons. - - . L‘ ' classes authorised b theistate'law
L . '1 ‘1‘, ‘ ‘ ~ m’ if; fldfiggéhgglfimgifi? ziésnug; \‘ ‘ ‘ _, ‘7 , ,‘ whlloymany'off‘the smiller ruralibanks: ._
ghhéntaey had been employed and the [1' Ellelial 8‘0“} . , 3111:; agglirmfiggfiogi ymonegdlzg
‘vefiigatig :xggcezvz‘}? Careful I!“ , , ‘ ‘ '- rateswhlebenable them to;pay.4 per:
or tactskwhioh saavfipeue‘i‘s‘ii’i‘fifii‘ifi : , - . ,. . . y ‘ . ,: 9152th so: iliisgttiy,.better‘ transmits
What» a ’ " .. , _' .7 ,j ‘, - e, utn onibank is'eoneot this
“My ‘ . -. ‘ , 9 ‘ ‘ r _ , . ‘3 . .- {class Itpayeilfigperoentnbut takes
i tainted that‘be did not-believe he g . . . .. . ' ‘ “g“??? “9‘“ “Namath “d ‘3
was airing his congregation informa~ , , , . , -- ‘ . ., . ; a 19 t, “d a. 1‘9”“: “9mm “9", the
thon which ithad not had before. j 'He‘ mm” of “5 depositors. ,' . r, ‘
thought everybody in the ohurchknew The New Haven banks. it ““71”“
thfi‘cogdlnona which 1193.9me there, reported}, are, likely to droptheir in-l
otherness...” 3*an » . ornnssnnrsrnnrnn
, ., l. -acem~='.: . . . _ _
thing’s-one basis wherfi'niuighisea .find‘fildm I‘Vdili ‘ ‘ - larse'des'oeitsr The New: London Day ‘
my comprehend. , .17: ,' . , ‘, , ‘ , .. . _ prints at letter‘from ,P. 'L‘eRoy Hob,
,fili‘gtherslocum said-he‘hfid”‘not the ~ ~ .7 . ;.' _' :. . a 7 ’ ‘ 1 bm‘Od h; ”‘9‘ fiuwtlfihatltheti “Vin“
deterrence-inn Binnie. iihdueihi Blankets not noisier nurse.
hie-parish aud‘did not want to create ii T ' ‘ " , ' thereé‘huhever- are enioyinssome 3‘1",
Henmadedt: plain,,{how '_ " 38d ‘ 0pm ThBSflfe‘ .; vantages at present. oviinx to the her-
. . ’ , ; if“, », rowingfldsniandflresulti g,.;.froin New , _ ., . ‘ .
~ Ltondbn’s rgl-estaiesss using boom fifl‘ifig ‘fmgiugdgm
e ,‘or nee'yearspas _ , ,Suiifiblfi..1§!f;.8¢u
scum entrain, June ,1za‘urns
general store ot'ililitchsll ,ind‘Willis
which contaihatbc topics; "
, t‘erJdlast' high
'> 4:25 worth, ‘
f_ veiopeswsc
“in the :Ca‘
. celebration 5,
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