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The steamer Port Chester I: In the
harbor.
I boni- Groeschuer. who has been Ill.
4 10 ”tier.
HnbaII Gear of Bxklyn: was the
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guest of relatives ye rday.
HI and Mrs J. H undlc were in
Stamford yestcvduy on a visit.
’i‘hcl home of Mrs. Mattie l.’ Homme
died. in ltowan street. Is being paint
(ill.
The launch ltnpetial has been placed
In commission and is at Herman Mul-
Iua‘s iloat.
Mrs. bowls and ICIIIVIon K. Sit. John
are spending several days In New York
city and Newark.
Miss billian St. John has gone to
Brooklyn to spend a few days With
Mrs. E. B. Smith. '
The regular weekly social service
will be held Thursday this week as Its-
uai at the. Advent Church
'ihc regular prayer meeting at the
East. AIenue Church will be held
Thursday evening this week, as usual.
Miss Laura Jennie Davis, of Bridge-
port. who has been the guest of Rev.
.l. W. llavis. has returned to her home.
Mr and Mia l“. Edward Birch of
litidgepott were the guests yesterday
of MI. and Mrs WilllIIm 0 Merritt, of.
Sesvicw avenue.
The meeting of the Loyal Workers
Society, held last evening in the Ad
vent. Christian Church. was led by
Miss ids Ainsworth.
it is said that Ice formed III several
places here last night though no dam-
age was apparently done to any of the
budded trees or flowers.
Mrs, Edson K. St, John has purchas-
ed a lot in bowel avenue in East Nor
walk. The purc ass was made from
the South waa it Trust Company.
Mia. Max Levy and Miss Bessie
Levy, who have been visiting Intends
in Long Island. will return to their
home in Washington street. tomorrow.
The regular class meeting of the
East Avenue Methodist Church will be
held tomorrow evenipfigt the Church
it will be led by Jinn Hommedteu.
Ralph Bcnnctt has ‘improved so rap-
idly that he has almost regained his
health again. it was only a short time.
ago that it was believed he would not
survive.
A meeting of the Junior Band of the
East Avenue Methodist Cpurch. will be.
hold Friday evening at 7. 45 o’clock.
The leader for the occasion has not yet
been announced
The foliage on the trees is beginning
to open and a number of plum trees
are in full blossom which gives East
Norwnlk all the ocular proofs that
spring has arrived.
Mrs. Vaustone and her daughters,
the Misses Mildred and lrene Vanstonc
have returned to their home in Bridge—
port. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Robett Clark. in East Norwalk.
The services at the Advent Christian
Church yesterday were well attended
and vcrv pleasant. Rev. J. W. Dev-
is the pastor preached at both the
morning and evening services The
text in the morning was ‘At .“lesus
Feet”. and in the evening, “Thy Klug-
dom Come"
.-Thc regular monthly session of the
Epworth League of the East Avenue
Methodist Church will be held at the
home of E. S. Keeler 214 East are-
nue. on Wednesday April 22. at 7. 45
0 all. It will last until 10: 30 o'.'ciock
There will be an entertainment and‘
refreshments will be served
Yesterday a man who was passing
through East Washington street in an
automobile became much annoyed at
a dog which followed the vehicle and
barked at him He threw a stone
which missed the dog and struck one
or the windows in L’Hofhedieu’ a store
Fortunately the force of the stone was
" 3991" anti the window was “Gt ”Wk?“ Should he fall to do so. the lamp would i
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George McKay spent Sunday mibe secured at a nominal cost. when,
Rowayton.
Mrs. J B Raymond was In Bridge-
port, Saturday
Kiss Millie Ogden is ill at her home
In Cross street.
Miss Harriet S Rider of East Nor-
' VIII. 0:: the guestvof relatives in this.
"D yesterday i
., “Mas Grace Plunder. of Crockett
spent Sunday with Mr. and
, tidal: Schmidt Gienbrook.
e rowers family. of New York
I Island for the summer.
1). Lynch has returned to
a’fter spending the Easter vaca-
may at his home on the West Side.
William Moore. Jr.. of
street has resumed his duties in the'
Novwalk Lock factory after a severe
Illness.
Mrs. Solomon Woods and Miss Nor-
; aux thrct sang very effectively at the
flawless in 'the Baptist Church last
' event!!!
Quite a large number from this
place witnessed the production of Am
Those Present at Hoyt s Theatre
rday night.
Harry beach and daughter Ger-
tie who have been visiting Mr. and
makeup Cole. returned to their
Brooklyn. yesterday.
maipworth League of the Metho-
fibcopai Church held a business
Sunday afternoon. at the
Iifillscopal Church appointed com-
McKinley .t.
:of Miss Emily Rite. Rowsyton
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place.
i Parker Selleck is to erect Va house at
l ’i‘okeneke White the animals Is coins
Ion he will rent a room from Mrs. C.
l A. ilobbic.
,I Mrs. Charles A. Hubble has recently
had framed a very tine. port all of her
brother Charles Warren aterbury.
who died many years since, at the age
of twonty~slx,
The construction of steps to the sec-
ond floor of the signal tower which has
lately been erected has just been com-
pletcu which is taken as a sign that
the machinery is to be installed there
800".
William Ziegler has added a large
greenhouse to the other improvements
on his place at Collender's Point. Mr.
Ziegler paVid 030000 for the fine
grounds of William Finch. adjoining
his own where it is said. he will have
a deer park. ‘
William Hindlcy has purchased a
large lot of land on Main street. be-
tween James Birchard's residence and
the railroad station. lt is said Mr
Hindlcy. will out two roads through
the lantl and erect cottages upon it
it belonged to one of the heirs of the
Brady estate.
‘ The‘ D‘srien friends of Miss Anna H
Hadley of New York. will regret. to
learn of her recent very serious hcci-
dent. While-driving In Jacksonville.
Fla. in attempting to arrange the
lines. she tea from the buggy. the
wheel ran over her. and the horse
stepped twice upon her. Her compan
ion was very much alarmed and
. thought she was dead. She was our
fled into the Woman's Exchange. and
a surgeon was sent for. He found two
ribs broken and one heat. She is now
very much improved and was able to
sit lip last Saturday for the flrst time.
; Miss Hadley and her cousin. Miss Hel-
: en Pomeroy. hope to be able to leave
for the north by April 27.
i A number of residents of Darlen hrs
' agitating the Introduction in the town
of sheet lights. At night under teas;
cnt conditions the town is as dar
Egypt. Many people are afraid to ven-
[tare out on the streets in the dark.
0 and particularly duI ing the past spring
have streets been most dismal and do
I sorted on accgtnt of their very lonell
‘ less There are a great. many citissns
l here. who believe that at a very trifling
outlay on the part of the town and a
v'er little trouble on the part of the
citizens that a system of street light-
‘ ling could be evolved which would be
eminently satisfactory for a long time t
i to come and would do away with the:
1 present darkness which covers the
l town except on moonlight. nights. me
plan advanced by a number of the
people is to have the town buy a num-
‘ her of posts and lamps of modern pat-
tern. in response to a request from a
citizen. a lamp and post could be placed
' in the street in front of his house. ‘He
i would e compelled to keep the lamp
filled a d lighted and look after it.
the taken away from him and placed
somewhere else Very good lamps dun
bought in numbers and the effects
i would soon be apparent on the streets
‘ of Dorian .
—‘.‘i ittle Colds. " Thousands of Ilfls
I sacrificed every year. Dr. Wdod' s Nar-
!way Pine Syrup cures little colds,;-
cures big colds too. down to the very
verge of consumption.
WESTPORT.
Richard Walteman, of Bridgeport.
has been the guest of relatives here.
Miss Clara Hatch, of New York. In
the guest of friends in Greens Farms.
it is expected that the tele 'one ex-
change will be opéned here a at May
Miss Susie Walsh has retur ed
from a visit with friends in vdoV n.
.Y.
Monuments have been pic at the
graves of Mrs. S. G. Per KIN
James Hubbe‘ll In Willow Brook acetic-
Iery.
Next Friday night the younger
meat of society here will bring their»
cial season to a close with an inept:
bly in the opera house. _
Bishop Tierney was lob t7 it
the 10: 30 o’clock mm uni patch
of the Assumption yesterday. . At that
time a large class was coutltmpd.
William Taylor to critically
home in Sauntuclt from a
Lion of ailments and vols '
friendsm are ”pinch concerned
SteWns and family hare moved 'frbm ‘
I” in the house at the time were Mr. and
' as irritated motifs at the baubles
. cleans. si s cm.
Bulkieytm tut
Nils Jessie ...l Collin
piano selec ectlo. ester Prank Bvstl'
With all the ruins. blows and dis»
Inrbances recently there is A marked
excellence in most of the hi hwsys.
exceedingly creditable. There re-sec
tions of the hli I c It .st the“ farms
as Well as the its that are
sprinsv and but but skep‘ generals
no better country rOads are to be
found than we have. .
The sales of the past few days have
done considerable damage In the out-
and some trees were downed. Houses
were many of them converted into cold
storage places
easterly wind, do it didioult to warm V,
lthem up. This was specially notice- '
iable where furnace heat was used.
to the yard In the rear of 'I‘oquet
building with a view to better drain-
a.ge The. surround gs are none too
good at best. nithoh in ibim'udis‘te
proximity to the Probate urt W
and Mrs Underwood's est bllshme'nt.
All winter It has resembled a Mic
dump and in addition the surface wat
er has rendered it next to Imp sable.
A delegation of rappers f etc
will visit Norfleld rungs next Ff day
at which time the tottowtasxestsmtn-
ing program is to be offered: "Sheep
Husbandry. " John inokwdad:
readihgs Miss Eddie White, recita-
Lanflln: “Sabbath Observances." Mrs.
M. Jackson; ballad, Mrs, A, Shepard.
Jr.; "is Cattle Feeding on Corn Prof
itable." H. C. Hurlbutt; recitation, lra
Andrews; discussion. "Of what use is
the telephone to the farmer. and do
we want it extended through our
town?"
Just as belles and bean: had put
their winter clothes .carefttlly away
with moth bails. along comes a gale
‘hat makes them wish they hadn't.
llonday and Tuesday were. record
breakers hereabouts and Just as we fin-
ished throwing bouquets it‘-March tor
exemplary conduct. weatherwlse. It
returns the compliment and interest
in the domestic coal sup Vly is far
greater than in farming. rly plant-
sr‘s wish they hadnt now. and there
are several instances where fields of
potatoes planted two weeks ago indi-
cate that the seed is rotting and vir-
tually lost.
Conductor Thomas Walsh presented
Supetlntendent Purdy with a blrthday
cigar. Monday The cigar proved to be
a good one yet although Walsh is
among the most trusted. steady char-
ges of the super the latter hadn't fot
not the iokc played upon him by theI
boys April I. and smoked that “Pet-
'ecto" as though he momentarily en
tented It to explode. if ithad—wbut
why borrow trouble? When it had
been converted into ashes the super
evidenced that his cup of bucco hap-
piness was tilled to over 0 In and
Walsh engaged in one of his bigned
smiles that is more expressive of tie-
light than words.
W“ .
THE TELEPHONE odd. I
l‘he’y say that lot snippv‘htid pert ‘
That my work i consistently slight.
\nd theyrasein to imagine from what
t
lthey superb;
an: aid! 0 .aphing for aght. i
ii mast 00m 'lu not. any saint.
And my D title it“ White. 1 know.
But fIt'lthey had my job they'd fall in a
s at
At the sound of the mutiny “'Hclln.‘
1A receiver clamped on toI es'eh e'sv, .
And pierched up on a back bmkinl
stoc
i'l‘hcre is small chance. for slightlag.
t'would seem to appear.
i To a person that wasn't a fool.
it isn't a ball and a chain, .
But it doesn't live very much show:
So It Isn’t much wonder I get a slight
pain
At the sound of the grouchy ”Helloi“.
.l'es it' a cold when there. isnt a kick. i
The connection or something is
wrong.
And the "busy s" not straight. but It
* fake or a trick.
Or some other old tune to the song.
So i sit. with my nerves frazsled out.
i At the buzz and the click in my row.
‘ And i try to be sweet when i hear the
harsh shout .
That begins ‘wlth the.
. “Hello!"
grouchy
—-Chlcago News.
SUNDAY FIRE IN STRATFORD. l
The two-story dwelling in the roar
of Merritt Beers place on Longbrook
avenue. In Stratford. caught fire yes-
terday morning and but for the
prompt assistance and persistent work
or the neighbors reinforced later by
the local fire departmebt wohld have
been completely dost red. .Tbs. prop
erty is owned by Otis .CurtisV 0 oc-
cupied by Alfred semen: a'nd miiy.
Mrs. Emma", Ernest Emmott: Ralph .
Chase and Mr. and Mrs. E W: Flake
of New York. visitors at the house.
Mrs. Emilio!“ discovered the tire
shortly after 3 o'clock and lmadi
stely gave the 01%.. Site miss:
oped by the noise of the crackling of
the names. '
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DIDN'T WANT It". “ ‘
"an award III”! won‘t. say.” 'ydllpd
pet. I
lying hill sections. Chimneys suffered ,V
l:nd a damp penetrating .;
a
Some improvements hsvs bison made ‘
tions. 1‘. W. Treadwoll: songs, Arthur =1
ksLst abLsAsao 6N IPAROLE.
ill I. V20. :va
Write us for
of over 3 ‘
marks cut from the wrappers
ww- .wnnwmms- on: r
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Oncu Triad lo 5.00” from M;lllchu-
suits Prison Through Sewer.
BOSTON. April 20——-William Kelley
has been released on circle from the
state pti l. CM: estown, utter a
term of re I an two we years. by, 0-
tion of the governor and"sise tie
councti of the state. The amp I: tin
by the police and others undr
name of "Jocko" during his 0
term. with one eIII-eptlon had prov
model prisoner. A position hsv vag
been found for him with s Boston llVVrnt
his friends express confidence ths‘t he
will redeem his past The accurate
noted in the man' 8 good behavior loch
place In 1898 when nine prisoners to
c‘apod from the institution uv‘ crawling
through a sewer from the prison yard;
to the Charles river. an eighth of a
mile away. Kelley and another pris-
oner were In the party. but they were
too large to enter the sewer opening.
Kelley was sentenced in 1890 to serve
a twenty- this year term as an habituhl
Irimlnal He had a long police record
foI daring burglaries. .
T—‘T'T"
HAsvrono mutton! CAss.
HARTFORD Anvil 20~0omtntck i’s
cliII-o. charged with the murder of An-
drew J Hallisey was arraigned for the
third time in the police court this more
ning. Counsel for the defense again re-
quested continuation of the case until
next Monday which was granted.
ludgc Gsrvan stated. however, that he.
was opposed to further delay in the
case. Mr. Alcorn~ssid J. l:. Barbour
had been added to counsel for the de-
tense, and he wanted time to look into
the case The defense would probably
be readv next week. he id Conduct
2 tot Fuciiico will attempt to show that
the accused acted in self-defense.
L MEN ACCEPT CONCESSIONS.
NEW YORK. April 20—wEmployes of
the Manhattan Elevated Railway will
decide at meetings today and tonight
whether to accept the concession of the
company of an advance in wages with-
out a reduction of working hours, At
previous meetings the men voted to
strike unless the nine hour working
day was granted. 'lhe company In»
stead 0 red an lucr asé aggregating
$250,000 in wages ann tall) President
Pepper, 0! till: EmpIOye's l'nion. says
he is confident that the arm of the
company will be accepted.
NOT IN WATERBURV STRIKE.
NEW YORK. April 20-»POIlce In-
spector George McCluskey announced .
today that Vibe identification of the
body that was found in II barrel last
Tuesday would be positively made
‘ within a few honvsandthat the identi-
fication would come from Buffalo. “i
wish to say," said the inspector “that
all these stories stating that the mar-
dered man was mixed up in the Water-
bury Conan strike. are ibsurd. There
Is no foundation for them whatsoever. .3:
The solution of the mystery attached
3 to the murder will come from Buffalo."
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FILL uwosn wants or *rtIAIItI.9
STONINGTON. April 20—40‘rsd
Stone, of New London. ,a dagmsn on
extra freight 712 boitnd west. on the
New Yorlh New Haven and Hartford
railroad Ipped ind fell under the
train at Stonington Junction curly to-
day. fits right leg was out off at the
ankle. He was removed to New Lon-
on
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run to ill:
withdrawal of the unduly sum oh
the railroads it cost bi,encéd In tae
northern m 0:00:05 #7010th but
the git“
at Amsterdini.
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MILDRED HOLLAND. ,
An event. theatrical. will occur at
Hoyt's Theatre tomorrow night, when
Mildred Holland;- who to so favorably
known to our than-mining public.
makes. liar first. appearance in this city
in her new elaborate. prodtmtipn ”The
Idly and the Princct" written by Carina
Jordan. In the character of Angela dl
aflaveili. Miss Holland has another great
part for the display of her undoubted
emotional talents. The epoch of the
story. laid in sunny itsly. the early part
of the Sixteenth Century. affords splen
did possibilities for scenic Hemhellisb
meat. and brilliant .nostnmlng. which
Have been fully taken advantage of.
Thawstlge settings and appointments
are true to the plans of the author and
the costumes are models of elegance
There can be no' doubt but that her up
utterance will test the capacity of
iioyt'a Theatre The play requires an
even larger cast than "The Power Be-
hind the Throne. " In which she has up
posted the past two seasons. illus
trated souvenir programs are to be pre-
sented to awry holder of a reserved
seat coupon .
TREAT AT HOYTB THEATRE.
A large audience. which practically
filled the house was given a rare trout
in Hoyt‘s Theatre, Saturday night in
the presentation of Glen M'c nough‘s
masterpiece, Among Those client by
Mrs. MMoyne surrounded by an ex!
cepttonaliy strong company. that af-
forded her excellent support. Mrs. Le-
Moyne. as Mrs. Clinton charmed the
audience with her rare personality and
at the same time gave a vivid porira
at of the utter patience: of the ti o
of the so~cailcd leaders of society. The
first two acts especially the second.
appealed to the humorous side of the
audience and kept them highly athus
ed but the ( utmlaatton was reached in
the last act when Mrs. Clinton realis
ed how neat she. find come to wreck-
ing her own home In het feI arish lacs 4
for leadership and Mrs 149MOYHVQV por-
trayal of this was highly artistic. which ..
carrylnz .
is a characteristic of h
the audience by storm. T e next at.-
traction wIIl be Mildred Holland in her
new play. T e Lily and the Prince.
which she wl l present tomorrow night.’
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