‘ WIATi-ill meanest.“
Iain tonight and Wednesday
to high northeafl win“.
AIIOOIATID PRIII NIWI FROM ALL PART. OF THI WM IVAOPIOIAL WIRI AND OUR OWN OPIMTOR.
NUMBER 4'53“ wig-73“.? “3:0o'33'hfihL'im. ' scum nonwaax. court. TUESDAY, APRIL .4, 1903
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. Mr and Mrs. J. A. Osborn Intenainod Impressive mam 111 st. Joseph's The son-t. 1'th Afternoon, by a Vote CW9" “W0" “WW“ “’0" ii”
0' 13 to 9, MM“ to Ask Attor following ofllcers were elected:
Many Friends in Loekwood's Church This WMPHVO a _ . '
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[m Pavement Hale H Brill We BBilllS .. BBB‘I’B’”
M M .i l A. 0 ho f Bchnoir. Stamford: clerk. 11.13-
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dun e for their dauglter as can ms or came up n a use a - m r go co n .
. 981:}13‘; ‘lnst menu}? at lofkwood's 32:02:19? 2"ng f'uSerTighhellti ternoon. Just before adjournment. Al- ‘3; J. Fla/('9); ngr'l’i‘fli". 819:“! Y
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the host and hostess and those rece v- . ' e ows. as non.
. sucl n estimable Woman wore pro-
Well Hook and ladder Go. {3853;533:133533;;ggntggsigggamgf Wife. of the Bowery. the J. “.1 1’...” sh ..fl... with... Episcopal Parishes 1n the 33;;311,130.05.gymnasizd“: .Eé'ilsl‘i.J..”..H‘iii..‘f'r“3f‘t°yh’t’
1 - H w s (‘0 e ra e w ve pr es s on resolution today. asking th attorney IBrld t. E C C G if of]!
Quarters to m i.0W0i'0d t‘hl'ilengiiiblifld previously been beautl. Star AiiraCiiOHS (ii “iii DB ”gator-Rgrsylflgghhg. engage"; Norwalks and NMOtmIr and. 'zeneléalhforohln opinion a: toeghe vallttl- 1rv'i‘tlirtgelli’lotlcrnates F. (iii. r'g‘hkey, '1‘)?”
a fully decorated by Florist Robert 0. It “d ieb‘raut; Rev. '1‘. 0.3““ of iiy 0 t e overnor's voe y I V0 6. nation and P. l.. Smith of Bridge . J
Eighteen inches - Colonel sacrursJum: Butlers Affair 0“ “Ii Sick lione- Wigs: JJW..Jh.JW Gratifying financial Reports mg a. hm» hastens:- as... ..
' ' a r117 , ti'boni a this ' 0 l “Y's m '“ °a°°“ “l“ -—--—-———-' ion. delegate from the Windham Gena
MathOWSOH Gives $50 fOI' ShztgndighhgugrrKggonaeg‘y' the Iill/heel- fit 8%th in MHSk "a" {if’v Y' J mixing“. ogngafizgur¥gggh Rweived OOMPANY I: IEAMS ty Medical Association. and Dr. 0.
er &’Wilaon orchestra. of Bridgeport, ' ._..___.._ 0‘,"Do"’m:fil"°m . ' 8:31:33] 1‘): fillieclton prelldent of tin
or playtd entranting muslt for dancing A. Tic on] oil s of the E lsco~ c t dical Associationw
“ ' "1’” “"1 "l" d“ d“ ”(l W made The remains rested in a handsome ‘ anu me "5 p I
""m shortly after midnight. which in 188i; and dat it fits me like a in I A pal parishes in ””8 vicinity were held WON ‘Iwo GAMES present and spoke
- . - li black casket, which was covered with _ .
come (my to 500"“ lantern." said Chuck Connors, the May~ flowers. It. w" carried before the al- “In night. when the election 0! Will' Philern were read by Dr. 8. P.
The monthly meeting of the 0|d~ The guests of the evening were re . dens. vestrymen and other officers was ney. of New York and Dr. F. K. Wil-
Wcll Hook and Ladder Company wasi cclvell in front of hay trees at the west flykgmi‘ffofigvvgrfihghfsaegngimn tar bly John Nagglhtzhuioflosehhmhagiihh- held. Very few changes were made. Defeated Silent Five by score at '13 sou D B. Gold. Dr 3 E Smith and
held last night. and it proved one of side of the ball by Mr. and Mrs. Os- "b'umlie"—-that hI to n“, his wife-at “in “31"???‘1‘5‘ the'pall bearers. and the reports given were of the most to 8, and Montauks Beat Btrst- Dr Robert Lauder of Bridgeport;
the most interosting sessions In some born. Mrs, Philip N. Knapp. Miss Os- tended the ball of the Hit Makers’ Sick g‘h’h floweeresrersyavere Frank Kelly, encouraging nature. The results fol- ford. 25 to 17,
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time. Nine applications from well— born, Miss Lillian Emerson, oi' Ansonv ‘ . low: """' PROF' DUFFY AND H" PUB
khlow“ .lvloung men. lav/ere received. and la. and Miss Ruth Hebbard. of New :38!an Society. in Music Hall, last $32115 $83331. James 003%“ and Trinity Church. l l Two games of basketb‘ail were play; if you would witness one of (h
t cy wi be acted on, at the next regu- York city. ' . . , ' Senior and Junior Wardens-430 one ed at the Armory. last it ght. and bet b
lur meeting. The committee on the The costumes of the young ladies As soon as Chuck and his wife enter The mass sung w” by Dressier. Mrs. est exhi liions of terpisehorean IN
rcccnt pool and tennis tournament was were very beautiful. the dainty toilettes
instructed to set dates for the playing not being excelled in prettincss at any
of the remaining games. and ii the social function this season. The light
players did not appear to declare the in the hull was softened with coverings
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nbly there is no more critical person in “Av Maria." John w. Wehle uh; Veilil‘l’m“ 3' 0- Plume"- ht- 5- M“ ”‘8 game 0' "’0 e1ening,‘ the “'3‘ Professor Duffy and his apt pupil
regard h, a but than a hat maker and "Carvery." by Rodney. and Mrs. Whit- liltiwson. P. N. Knap‘p. W. W, Mater. team defeated the Silent liivts team. of 30,103.. do not fall '0 attend the 31‘“
iii" “up which Chuck wore WM antique 119V "‘9‘“ “HI no D‘Vine Redeemer." \ . A. Scoflcld, R. H‘ (rolden, E.H. FOX. New york. by the SCOTO Of 13 i0 8. Ai- VHIIdGViik-l entertainment at Hoytr‘
lo a remarkable degree. There were another composition of Gounod. This 1). W, Raymond. C. H. Alsthorpe and though this was quite a rough game. Theatre. April 17th. for the benefit of
0d thi’ hall there were lhllxhn- Prolr Leonard T. Whitney rendered Gounod'h Leslie smith and Josiah N. Grumman. were won by the F teams. in the this or any other town to be “Wilfi
games forfeited. Ihis was made ncc- of colored crepe paper over the incan- J. .. . W. P. Beers. there being plenty of tripping. ctc.. 1 the N rw Ho l l.
essary in order to clone up the tour- descent bulbs. DeKlyn, of Norwalk. ml“?$13.1flgrnbrigr“eaggegh1.2303123? i331.$311319:igihgyeyezegmihy 3:2 Clerk-Samuel W. Hoyt, Jr. proved an interesting one. At the 0 1‘ k 39 ‘3
iiilillli‘zintislihhliltl'id‘i‘ntui‘i‘: halt '23"3.1'J1 3:3 salami] 011.111; kiwi veil refreshments mum, “Menuhin m, h m, .h were in the church mn‘wmhey has Treasurer—colonel Smith. end of the first half. the New Yorkers «1M... Thu“ ,8 mm"). “mm”,
. . . crock to him. Then his escort caught - wi bett r effect. ”9'03““ ‘0 “‘9 “ml“ mom“ ,Wm in "10 lend by the “core 0‘ 6 €04 that rich old maiden aunt of his.
the winners was announced to be. Previous to the. first dance the or- sight of the hat and there was more “3151;318:3833? w: prontmnced by Rev. convention to he held in Meriden—Col- The F players rallied In the 8900M Haven't vcu noticed it?"
First prize, George. W. Stevens: sec- chostra rendered an excellent concert. laughter. Chuck seemed inclined to Father Slocum, who was formerly phs- 0““ Smith and W' W, ”we" alter- half “d demonstrated ‘0 the “”5““ “Yes; he believes people can be kill.
hallttdiigilfiibb‘égggi'clhLi‘ggghrup. and (1111:2113; added to the pleasure of the oc- resent it 80““.th and in injured tor 0' st. Mary‘s Church. and the splr- gags. G. C. Stillson and .i. N. Grum. 331332;:ngohlfiiytswe'ligh:g‘ilhegivi-tltsz ed by kindness —Town and Country-Y I
'. b I ' . . 1 ‘. , . tout-s explained: “Din ii iii! kind 0i itual adviser of the deceased for many - ' ' . . _. . _. -. _. . . _. __.,_
pHH§.§°H${3 “$111133"ivgllllmrkgbloioiiic- ir'.‘~°‘3.‘..Ji"u$§‘°r‘3lifii‘1"5’ri"?i‘i.‘l‘i§}. Mr 9 "“ “l“ “"‘ "9‘“ "he"? i 00'“ from years. He spoke with great feelins oi thih".'°,{’.?,"h°fJ Ti,‘;“{‘.:".§’.{.§i.".‘.§'.‘ c8331 b” “will in?” (“"138 canwslndgauig - WANTED-
ncy. has authoi'ity to go ahead and m- and 'Mrs ilcnry 'l‘ ll’rowltt MI" and and "'5 food elfioulgh '03ny 02050:: her life and ”Mind“: MT (Eavmagh flan Eight-1:11,.” ‘féeia‘ifln..§‘& $322.80? n; 13”“. ' ~ ‘3
r J 1 r‘ ' ' mm 1:0 me on on 09. II ‘7 had been an ed eaten a ecom- - . . . - .
hurts saris 12.3% he “ hiatus-J..“: J..... a ..JJ J..... ..J. J. ... J..... 1.“? B“: “'1” B1B: '11P.“ “NEH comm clan .
.... ill b hi t k 61' . t‘ ‘N‘, ill-k M h M. F d '1 it As a matter of fact the hat that her church ”a country. The Rev. Charles M. Selleck will con played e are t e 0056 0 l e o w for general housework. Mrs. H. D.
“L" w pm a y "0 ta c p a“ un- " "w ' ' r. a" m“ re er c Chuck wore was made in 1885 and was The floral tributes-..were beautiful in tinue in charge of St. Pill"! parish '01 4’3”“ Randall _,55 9“"9" A"- ‘14 1t.
til thé improvements at Old Well‘s H. Quintard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. known as a “three deep inch and a . d t The Silent File made such a large—“r“
- ~ - - J 1 - the extreme. act tacos from the dif- the present. as nothing was one 0-
“:‘gms.are.§°"zpffet§‘l $2“ ":9 “0831' ’i““§“‘h‘~. mg, {and {“23 h, {fig m5 quarter brim." it flourished about the threat department: or the Crofut a Ward securing a rector at the annual number of undisputable fouls that it ”avgzqu ggfllwgdfl?
0 ‘orses‘lx‘srtt. 3:: “ti ere .3 tmfrfl yin“ l‘tln“ D ”ha, rant , yd OM!) time of the "skin-tight pants." A hat Knapp Hat (:0th and from the parish meeting held last night in the "8 necessary ’0' ”J? 0'50”" to 49‘ stoves to clean repair. etc Send M
more WOI 0 one ian wasah ““1 " flili ‘ m; Ev“ .‘ ’ aymon ’ t'. of the latest style will be made here Catholic Club, werefigrticularly notice. Sunday school room of the church. The elare a large number. F made five ta] i will call for and deliver. 3. O .
anticipated.nnd it w'” heamont yet ”"d M” “‘ i“ 0"'°""" Westpor. and sent to Chuck so that he can show 1M9 matter was spoken of. but received points on the “'98 throw from the
before Contractor Harry W. Mather is Misses Lillian Emerson. Ansonla. foul line, while their 0 using made TWEDWI 8 Rowan "ML . “4‘
“"0““ The wetwoatherhas consid- Conn: Ruth Hubbard. New York; “hg‘hgo‘i’ltiart’. firfigrz"giizdhhl;:nr:iitllliidii “Agra Cavrkznag‘l: gigging“ an illness ve'li‘h'icl[ughtrifctiiysumf’inancial condition one. Each threw anpggual number WANTED-AGENTS FOR '1'“
"an“ interfered with ”"3 Work of the Edit“ Cousins. rithcl Wilcox. All” was held last night in Music Hall and “he re: s tr 1 8t Mar 'a "round from the report of Treasurer 0f field 80816- The passing 01' the i' rollins Willi! before the wind' hm“
carpenters. it has been decided to Cram. Lucretia Sanger. Marian Vcr- the attendance was large Over a o n ermen w“ n ' y H. B ' Dean h, be wry good The team in the second half was a clever hold necessity: 84 per day. Box 1793.
10"" ”‘0 “mm“ “”‘t "“0" and m" num. Ethel SM” “Ice COIP‘ Annie thousand tickets had been sold and a Cemetery Footer collection was orcthan 81 .200. exhibition. New Haven Conn. 11“
sidewalk in front 0' the building about C019» MW" Curtis. Cinru Betta. Julia lar e number paid admission at the and all members hay“;l not yet been The MORLEURB and the Stratfords "“ “ '
eighteen inches. in order that the hca- Lockwood. May Higgins. Hazel Cole. dot: Lowe's orchestra commenced Rak Shk Mflt heard from These officers were chos- played quite an interesting game, the A TEACHER OF EXPERIiNGI Q's
vy "Wk can be ”1“ch more readily in Brooklyn. N' Y‘ Clara liiil. Clara 00“. his in about 9 o'clock and the prO- 01y on for the ensuing yeah Norwalk team winning by the score of hoth mm“ ”d public who '
the quarters. Colonel Edwin H. Math- sins. iJiun Hill. Rita Clark, Florence gra’t'n “\‘vas opened by Fred Bogardus Wardens—Edward K imckwood and 25 to 17' The biggest scoring was ‘ikea few rivets Willis.
eweon donated the sum of 860 ior this Baldwin. (nut-u seyrnuur. Agnes 001- who as“ "The Banquet m mury' waty 3 MM 83“ Home it D.“ - donut“ “mm“ The mum”. nt‘he he at the 93 ii or at .
purpose. and the city will ay the bal- den. Adn Osborne. Emma lockwood. iiall" H80 was encored and responded Vestryn'ien—ldiflrand Juno“ A A. Company F. silent Five. resdence Adi"... “fw-
anceJabout $75. Foreman ilfrcd Bod- Lelia Porter. Annie Andrews. Helen “luau iy Then cu” Chuck He J _ . Betta Charles E Miller Frederick A Dorsey R. F, MoVea L“
we" “”1 the “m Jmembcrs "f the WW“- Katherine Betty: Dr. William F‘ had bragnchcd out into monologue and Annual An" “in” “AW Hall, L“. llill “SherwoodJC Cummings Edward Pill/he h l". DY" WANTED T01 l” ‘3‘
companv werom pleased that this Acton. Captain Howard J. Bloomer. did u ”talk to himself and de hunch .. Nigghi, Most Lindy Attended M jackson Noah Barnum james F tooney C Humphreys kind ofold b'oofig. No matter
change. which has been needed for Louis N. Leonard. Fletcher ii. Mont— from the little Some of the stories and succgmui. thl and lr-vlng Smith ' ' Ghiotto R G Muench have. send postal; will call . ,
many years. is about to be made. The gcmcry. Howard H. Mossrnnn. George that he told “”16 undoubtedly of Bow- Clerk-Qt iohn Merrill Godfret 1, (2 Avon country and pay cash Large‘li
stairs in the interim of the building I.. Woodward. Howard Emerson and cry origin Chuck was tough enough One of the largest attended balls of frew‘r;r'__‘_“ E Dunn. Goals from field for F—Rooney, :1; or small collections bought. Ad‘drees
.havo been changed. and work on the .1, R. Emerson. Annnnlflt 0- 9- L001“ to earn hill money The “Hard dance hc season was held last night in Arlen Pt-w Collector—imGI'aud Raymond Domcy 1 Books care of Sontinel In”
extension in the rear. to he used for wood. Stamford: l“. A- llQ‘ll-lhrd' NM“ wld his bundle" followed close up0n Hall. by the Bridgeport Rakoay Sick ' Goals from field for Silent Five. Av- . . ..
the horses. “’9“ rooms and “mm“ for “M“ Charles D' Hill. MRJOF.Fre‘l"' the monologue and kept the audience llt‘lliifll 500m”. 30““| Norwaik (l .J on 63:09 :hh’rii‘dn t ink 11 ens, 2“ Muench. 1“ Humphrcys. 1' ’ FOR SALE
the men. is progressing nicely. le A. Hi", George E Curtis. Frank A busy thinking for a “me. dranch. The MIMI“ w“ one of mu. . llrt. on s i 0 e D Goals from mu] for ilk-Rooney. 3;
1 . - . . . . J . the malt r of securin, a rector at last
“he """k 1: 1m!” temporfaiéiihin V3" 13‘ en.|i;lpgt.uur S'fifilfisbahig' After it was over. Chuck madeafew the most successful financially that night‘s aimuai mew“; but adjourned Shiotto. l; Dorney. l. _ FOR SALE-8M ALL GRUB“
figiéuiczhn trilucnngh (this; 31,121.51 1:) f the“ :1: 11135;.hwdm'thymthfioh Frederick. remarks about the. way people danced has bceinuheldI htgre tray; “11th rgungh‘rl- for two weeks. when the matter will Officials—Refereei A. kenney; um- business for a ale and store to ten .
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. . Tlmekee er, Cavanaugh;
essiil'y"to build a new runway at the Brits. Chester H. licnedtct. Huther- church. Dem won't hen fight here to the event. The proceeds will be used 3:13;; 0:33” gaczx‘g‘: laingtligti‘lf; ‘corer. H. g; Godfrey. 31:1 kstore 5 Monroe street, South No
1‘0”” “0“” i“ order ‘0 get ”"3 “"‘d‘ ford "- K0916“ Willard 5' Comatock. night will dere? Gen. 1 wish i had do to purchase large American and iiuu- v r we cho ‘ l the m "a of Score at first half. 4.4;. favgr of ,__,. .
1“ the annex. ”9““) R Treadvrell. Harry Cousins bunch here. Dey'd like to see it. it'd 58"an “In. and these will be used on “a?“ fil re hm" ant d th not eat Silent Five; iinal, 13—8. favor of 1“. FOR SALE—FOR WANT Ol‘ U“
' - “”59 Burthald K' W M"“““"“' "V" be a curiosity to ’em. irather like dis numerous occasions when the moieties shes? age? JV! 0 stems}. m “Esme; of Stratford. Montauka. good strong horse suitable for “it
CATHOUC UN'ON COUNC'L' "l“ "‘"mngn i“ ii Smith W E Dunn, town. but of course I came here when have celebrations. , :ditio e y Tlilestrcofiltcrs who select Wilson R. F. Fisher ing or delivery wagon. 91d Well
Vir'li c 1 br t Fifteenth Anniv'cii‘sary (\‘illll‘lana Hgiiitolb‘di Aiilhtiithi‘is “3131.1???“ ile lamps was iit. an'l don't know what “Th?! stint; in“ fm'mliw“ nhdelsl'h: 23.11' '0 " ‘ &. Buddington L. F. Kahuna dry 32 Haviland St. 3 slice
I as as 1. a '. '- - - . . J 1mg; like 0 e ("30 one to our ungaran C ' _ enne ‘ C. later
- '" "WW“ °" 4“" ‘5‘” ”Mn" ““95 “mm “is" “am“ 1" {illiei’fllyi'fs-m t a m Benefit Societies of South Norwalk. the ?“}g: 3","?“4: fig°¥‘“‘hum w. Bugdington a. e. n. Riley "a“, “ALETToghmgngmgm
Catholic U'll0ll Council, Knights 0" ”“00"“. The dance pro‘r.m lasted until the First Hungarian Sick Benefit Society. Vgt mefigglilholidli “Fdward F. Buddington L. G. F. Godfrey 33¢ :12)?" i“; ce A ' “‘1'
Columbus. will celebrate its fifteenth fl— n 600,]. from field for Monunk—God. a . .
wee small hours and all who attended President Joseph Sheen; Hnnyadi Sick Bradley cm A “Mm” “or“.
anniversary on July lfiih. lwvlns been SUNDAY 3°H°°L °"'°‘"- c eyed themselves. Those who had honest Society. President Stephen Bul- ' ' . ' tray. 5; Honey, 5; Lister. 1; Fish- POI aALs—TWO
orilanlli’tl in 1333‘ M “19 meeting “‘7'" charge of it were: Floor manager. all: St. JOIODh'I Sick 90M“! 300“”. gunfim‘faw'vflme: %ii:st:‘mgish$ er. 1. inquire Joseph Bellamfi‘rawbemfli
held last night Rev. James H. 0’ Don- Norwaik Methodists Made Annual 8ei° charles Moore; James E. Flynn. assist- President Julius Elite. as well all the mi! Clarence F Osborn ' For Strstford—Kenney. 2; F Buds
neli meter of St. Mary's Church ad ection at the Meeting Held Last Night. ant manager. Aids, Jerry Eugen. Har- Rakocay Magyar Society of which Jo. C'erk ldb Hoyt... dington 1; Wilson 2; R. BuddinRtOn, “Vi-20R BALE:AT A gAcmpwg‘lzl
dressed the members of the Council. Despite the fact that about half a old Manzyj‘red Tarrell'Joaeph Frank seph Mackay Is the president Many frhasmaero: Elliott K Gregory 1; W. Buddington. 1. m lficentu ,1 ht limo ,9
lilaeneral advocating ”new.“ social dozen ballots were taken for superln- lu_ .iohu Duny. 090'.“ Flynn. Charles handsome prises were sWarded during The report of the treasurer showed 0““ from foul—straiford: Ken- lyaghlrchased I“ful'ly gimme“;
activity in the local Council and anions iondont It the annual means of the Keene. Reception committee. entire the evening. the Wm, to be m 3 “mm“ can“ ney. 1; Montauk Godfrey. i- mwummm' C“ be seen n
all of the Coungtls oi conneciiclnl. d Norwaik Methodist Sunds‘ychchooi. laszlt BsocletY. A large tieieasltloul gains members
A committee ten members. a a - night. that ofilcer was no osen. an - ._._.....,- of tho Stamford ocs gs were pres~ . timekeeper Willis Cavanaugh.
dition to Father O‘Donnell and Rev. :1. superintendent will have to be sel- gong“- EMMET cu); DANCE. out. as well as a number of other out r023" A” trhe {fflaf’afleg’ignghde 9&5; store pm“ “11.20.13. Final 39‘9““-
J. l), Fogarty, was chosen to make hr- outed later. The annual reports were of town guests. There are branches Thomas. M'erriweath'er moved to 25.17. favor Montsnks.
. ransemenis for this celebration. The not submitted last. night. as they were Enloy.b|° M“..- Hold 111 mummy of the Rakosy Society in several places
tiou financially. Oiucials—Itooney "d 3“”"m Osborn Ave. East Not-walk Mrs. “:1“:
. ~ Bridgeport some time ago. ““’
members of the committee are Bernard resented at a previous meeting. The Hall, wm. Magic b an. t. in the state. This organisation pays to NORWALK CLUI'O MEETING.
Tully. J. F- McMahon. Edward Barrett gihcers chosen last night were the fol- afghan-h, y 9 its members a sick benefit of 86 a week. St. Luke's Church. Newton. _ ______ TO LET—UPPER FLDOR, (:0
William H. Melahon. Dr. William J lowing: “ The annual dance of the Robert Em- for six months. and should death occur Wardens—W. E. Street and Frank Nearly All the Officers ”.5..ch and 30. Main St. 8 r001!“ improvem
Tracey. Bernard C Feeuey. JOhll T- Assistant superintendents—Fletcher “not Club of Norwalk was held last the families of the deceased receive Greenr Finances in GM Condition. SIG; and first floor. 16 Day at. "i
Hayes (iconic Smith Edward J Finn9- Van Reason" and Charles F. Tristram. ‘liflli. at Ancient 0,“; of Hibernians $600. The monthly dues are only fifty Veatrymeu~Walter H. Bates. H. F. 1 room, 3d “00" 20 D” St. ..’1
gun and P. J. Ward The ofilcers were Lady Assistant-Mrs. H. K. Selleck. Hall Wall street and proved success tents. Weed. L. M. French. G. H. Tlllay.Sam- M the annual meeting 0f the Nor- Egg; *W
also added to the committee. Secretary'~—Wllliam .i. Benedict. ful in every ‘39. The occasion was The Bridgeport Hungarian Gypsy uel Grumman. Edward F. Weed, James Walk Club last night. Charles F. Tris- To LET—ETO-RE “01,5 9:!
Th9 Still-e convention of the Knish“ Assistant Secretary-Dr. Charles B enjoyable for all present. and the at- Hand of eight skilled musicians for A. Jenkins, A. FIOyd Delafield. . ”I!“ was rc-clected president and le- first floor 77 wmw‘m "0- _ .4 ‘
of Columbus will beheld in Bridgeport Chusmar iendance was large. Bhep‘morchsstru nished music for the occasion. and Treasurer—William E. Street. V92 hi. Kent vice~president. There Mugic a." Block. “table for ,
.. on May 5th and 'l‘. H. Burns mil Coun- Treasurer-Clarence E. Slauson. furnished music for much“ until a there were. many encores after each Clerk-Samuel Grumman. were very few changes among the 0th- merits or offices. House of g m
ciiuian M. .i. Riordan were the dele- Assistant Treasurer—Chester 8. Sci late hour. selection. Refreshments were served Delegates—W. E. Street, Frank 9" 0m"?! . Ann street. Apply in E, A. w
gates from the Norwalk Council. lock. The committee having charge of the under the direction of the committee of Green_- The annual report 01 Treasurer 1"“. ~
-— ~ Librarlan~—Federlck s. Ambler. dance consisted of Patrick F Slattery arrangements. which was composed of Alternates—E. F. Weed. Sands Bis- GGOl‘Ke F- Curtis and Secretary Sey- WOW—Thigh. 1714i! M0
Lauucnmu‘or THE umussora. Assistant Librarians—F. 'r. Ruscoe. Nhhohn Elwood. mm, 3 mm“; President Joseph Msckay: Vice- uresi- hop. '10” Curtis was a l“mine one and l f‘ no“ 3 . h .3qu
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in da . hen. e mammoth steam- an The man rs of the floor were Nlch " . ' ‘ ' 1 .-
Ehip “Niyimzsoiaf'h the largest ever Auditor—Floyd T- Ruscoe. ‘as Elwoggand Daniel B. Slattery. o- "' The wedding of Cornelius A. Mch- ”02'” from the 9”"0‘" 5'9"“ '9” ionces: fourteen M “”3. ‘ ’nh
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built in Americagwlii be launched at Superintendent of the Home Depart Refreshments were served d ,1 BAPTIST HOME MISSIONS. mars to Miss Jennie A. Reynolds. 33
the yard of the Eastern Shipbuilding meat—Miss Winnie Clary the evening, u as daughter of Mrs. Margaret" Reynolds. :ngé‘ leaving a “In“ on hand of amewiigifre'g Hg‘rvfonuet'
Company. at Groton. opposite New Superintendent of the Primary De ' ——-—-—-—————‘ , Ahhflll MOON” 0' “l. “MWW‘ will be celebrated tomorrow morning Th “Um ted ei u f th noon.“
. mutton. at 12:20 noon. (in account moment—Mrs mile Colebum nnorcen DEAD AI me Home. Branch Held Today in Hartford- in St. Joseph Church. at 9 oclocir Roy. hi em u: 823;? .l’d "‘3' e °°“"
or the Interest displayed by the pub No other business was transacted mm thm “kw.“ sinner- HARTFORD ”I.“ “P“. w,“ William Mailer n..'.n rector of St. Jo- “ling “ t “W To star -- rump ran .
lie. the New York. New Haven and Mthll meeting. on years, sustained a stroke of m tleth urinal meetlnrol the Connectl- seph’s Church. 'wlli ofilciate. The best The semiarys mp0 rt shows thli swarm g Corbett block: two .
Hartford Railroad Company announce , . Die". yesterday shat-noon while about cut Branch Woman'sAunridn mt man will be James E. McNamara. a it: April 1 1002 there Wm 146 new tag rooms snitsble for light
in another column, the sale of special OPEN 0. A: R. MEETING. his 9'9”“! in Alton stro'et, and died Home Mission Bee! ..’opeaed at the hm" of u“ [MIL The maid of tiers of the club Since then eleven luring. One mom Mad “9.
reduced rate tickets to New Marlon The meeting of Norwaik Chapter. D. before he could reach the house. lieg- Asylum avenue Ba Church this hmrwili be 1. cousin of the bride. The have been elected. mm have been Steam heated and MING!"
‘1 and return To extend further the A. a. which win he held Thursday at- ical Examiner Huntington new the ml... with a good attendance or “m“ "l“ l" “9“" WM“ 3°“ reinstated seven am resigned and "“h°“""‘°““"‘“l"" "0“:
.V facilities. for witnessing this stapes» temoon at 3 o'clock in‘ the Town Ae- remains. Deceased w" a well-known delegates from hm parts of the Reynolds George‘heslie and AndrewJ. one has died leaving the total mem- 01m “Minn"
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will 1cm hernia} at 12 noon. and take each member is privileged to can one at Manda, who in learn of his "0“ led by Ifrs. atone. wife of “I, will last about are weeks, they will six during theysar “PROFEBSDVHAL. .
a position on the river. uttering the guest. One feature of the mgr-am bedded" _ Heiswnrvlveu him pastor «the church the Rev. Dr reside at 41 Woodward arcane. The club is one ”not the best ml- ,. _ .
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